Inaba, I'm having trouble 'not' using live.
Do I have to do the installation while running Ubuntu onto the USB stick? [meaning have and running a working version of Ubuntu before I could install it onto a USB stick]
After that do what this guide does... but first...
How do I SSH, must I do it in Ubuntu to Ubuntu or can I do it using Windows to Ubuntu?
Sorry, but I have no prior experience in Linux. So this is hard for me... thanks for your patience... really.
Topic: Ubuntu Natty Narwhal 11.04 Mining Guide / HOWTO - page 15. (Read 281459 times)
I was running fine using this guide with 1 6950, but after adding another one, and going back through all the install steps, I am now getting an error when I try to start the miner. It looks like both aticonfig and poclbm can see my cards...
~/poclbm$ ./poclbm.py
No device specified or device not found, use -d to specify one of the following
No device specified or device not found, use DEVICE=ID to specify one of the following
I'm sure I am missing something obvious, but any help is appreciated.
~/poclbm$ ./poclbm.py
No device specified or device not found, use -d to specify one of the following
- Cayman [1] Cayman
[2] AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 250 Processor[/color]
..., but then when I try to start it using phoenix, I get this (even though I am using the DEVICE=0 argument)...
~/phoenix$ ./phoenix.py -u
No device specified or device not found, use DEVICE=ID to specify one of the following
- Cayman [1] Cayman
[2] AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 250 Processor
I'm sure I am missing something obvious, but any help is appreciated.
You screen buffer is too small, you need to increase it in PuTTY. Don't ask me how to do that, because I don't use PuTTY (I use SecureCRT).
I set my buffer to 32000 lines of scrollback.
I set my buffer to 32000 lines of scrollback.
i set mine to 50000 lines. this is what i got: http://pastebin.com/rRr105GP
and i reinstalled ubuntu to be 100% sure it was not the updates that was causing this.
Does anyone know how to upgrade from SDK 2.1 to SDK 2.4?
Or install 2.4 in a separate location for testing purposes?
please help, thank you
Or install 2.4 in a separate location for testing purposes?
please help, thank you
hi,
i installed 2 another machine, but if i ty to start them, i get the error message
Problems communicating with bitcoin RPC
./poclbm.py --platform 1 -d2 -v -f10 --host=http://xxxx --user=xxx --pass=xxx
any idea?
i am using a vigor router, checked firewall, and port forward settings 15x.
and one of my machines is working....
thx
Gedeon
i installed 2 another machine, but if i ty to start them, i get the error message
Problems communicating with bitcoin RPC
./poclbm.py --platform 1 -d2 -v -f10 --host=http://xxxx --user=xxx --pass=xxx
any idea?
i am using a vigor router, checked firewall, and port forward settings 15x.
and one of my machines is working....
thx
Gedeon
You screen buffer is too small, you need to increase it in PuTTY. Don't ask me how to do that, because I don't use PuTTY (I use SecureCRT).
I set my buffer to 32000 lines of scrollback.
I set my buffer to 32000 lines of scrollback.
Is anyone else getting crashes with settings above aggression 6 or 7 on ubuntu or xubuntu?
I am runnning all my GPUs on aggression 6 because otherwise it is instable, FASTLOOP also makes it instable. The whole box crashes and becomes unresponsive, after minutes, sometimes a few hours of uptime.
I use sempron 140 cpus and 2 gigs of ram.
Yes, that seems to happen to me too.I am runnning all my GPUs on aggression 6 because otherwise it is instable, FASTLOOP also makes it instable. The whole box crashes and becomes unresponsive, after minutes, sometimes a few hours of uptime.
I use sempron 140 cpus and 2 gigs of ram.
I use Athlon X2 245.
are you by chance running linux from a flashdrive? I think this might be the reason
That can't be all of the output for lspci -v. I think it got cut off. It's missing a bunch of information. Specifically, none of your graphics cards are listed.
that was all i got, from top to bottom. what should i do? reinstall ubuntu and avoid updates?
There is no way that's all you got. You need to scroll up and get the rest of it.
You could also do lspci -v > output.txt and then copy the contents of output.txt to pastebin.
hers and image of the screen. there is no more scroll up:(
That can't be all of the output for lspci -v. I think it got cut off. It's missing a bunch of information. Specifically, none of your graphics cards are listed.
that was all i got, from top to bottom. what should i do? reinstall ubuntu and avoid updates?
There is no way that's all you got. You need to scroll up and get the rest of it.
You could also do lspci -v > output.txt and then copy the contents of output.txt to pastebin.
That can't be all of the output for lspci -v. I think it got cut off. It's missing a bunch of information. Specifically, none of your graphics cards are listed.
that was all i got, from top to bottom. what should i do? reinstall ubuntu and avoid updates?
Yes, you can paste into PuTTY. I don't understand your second question, though?
If you are on the screen with the miner that is using the CPU, just use ctrl-c to kill the miner. Or, if you haven't backgrounded the process (which you probably haven't) just killing the PuTTY session and opening another one should kill it.
If you are on the screen with the miner that is using the CPU, just use ctrl-c to kill the miner. Or, if you haven't backgrounded the process (which you probably haven't) just killing the PuTTY session and opening another one should kill it.
okay i think i understand. thanks
That can't be all of the output for lspci -v. I think it got cut off. It's missing a bunch of information. Specifically, none of your graphics cards are listed.
Yes, you can paste into PuTTY. I don't understand your second question, though?
If you are on the screen with the miner that is using the CPU, just use ctrl-c to kill the miner. Or, if you haven't backgrounded the process (which you probably haven't) just killing the PuTTY session and opening another one should kill it.
If you are on the screen with the miner that is using the CPU, just use ctrl-c to kill the miner. Or, if you haven't backgrounded the process (which you probably haven't) just killing the PuTTY session and opening another one should kill it.
i use ubuntu 64bit.
do an lspci -v and put the output on pastebin. I am would like to see your config and if someone else also is having the same problem, the output of lspci -v as well.
ctrl-c
i accidentally started my CPU (DEVICE=0) mining, what is the command to turn it off?
here:)
http://pastebin.com/MWjPEQs4
You need to force aticonfig.
As stated in the guide, use sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all. Not sudo aticonfig --initial --adapter=all
As stated in the guide, use sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all. Not sudo aticonfig --initial --adapter=all
thx. but i get this error when i enter sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all
No protocol specified
Uninitialised file found, configuring.
PowerXpress error: Cannot stat '/usr/lib64/fglrx/switchlibGL': No such file or directory
Failed to initialize libglx for discrete GPU
Using /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Saving back-up to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.fglrx-2
I think I had that one too. I reinstalled Ubuntu, make sure you do not check the online update options. Just copy/paste the command strings one at a time and follow the guide precisely and it will work.
can you copy paste into the putty shell? i typed all that stuff in by hand
sorry to keep asking noob linux questions, but you say ctrl-c to shut down the CPU, but how would i do that in SSH? how do i point that at DEVICE=0?
You need to force aticonfig.
As stated in the guide, use sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all. Not sudo aticonfig --initial --adapter=all
As stated in the guide, use sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all. Not sudo aticonfig --initial --adapter=all
thx. but i get this error when i enter sudo aticonfig --initial -f --adapter=all
No protocol specified
Uninitialised file found, configuring.
PowerXpress error: Cannot stat '/usr/lib64/fglrx/switchlibGL': No such file or directory
Failed to initialize libglx for discrete GPU
Using /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Saving back-up to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.fglrx-2
I think I had that one too. I reinstalled Ubuntu, make sure you do not check the online update options. Just copy/paste the command strings one at a time and follow the guide precisely and it will work.
i use ubuntu 64bit.
do an lspci -v and put the output on pastebin. I am would like to see your config and if someone else also is having the same problem, the output of lspci -v as well.
ctrl-c
i accidentally started my CPU (DEVICE=0) mining, what is the command to turn it off?
i accidentally started my CPU (DEVICE=0) mining, what is the command to turn it off?
i use ubuntu 64bit.
Are you using a 64 bit distro or a 32 bit?
Also do an lspci -v and put the output on pastebin. I am would like to see your config and if someone else also is having the same problem, the output of lspci -v as well.
Also do an lspci -v and put the output on pastebin. I am would like to see your config and if someone else also is having the same problem, the output of lspci -v as well.
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