extra 200mhs overnight never hurt anyone!I agree with you, the manufacturers need to look at other os's as well.
Topic: (Ubuntu) Tunneling DiabloMiner (Read 2257 times)
runs @ 65 Degrees Celsius, I've got three rigs. I let the laptop run overnight when i'm not using it extra 200mhs overnight never hurt anyone!
I agree with you, the manufacturers need to look at other os's as well.
extra 200mhs overnight never hurt anyone!I agree with you, the manufacturers need to look at other os's as well.
As is there was ever any doubt about that
Hey, and it's free - as in free speech.
If only GPU manufacturers bothered to compile their utilities for Linux it would be a no-contest.
200MHash/s? Not too shabby. Just do be careful about the thermals on that lappy. Laptops were never designed with this kind of use on the radar and may overheat easily.
I suspect you're doing this as a stopgap until you build an actual rig?
Best of luck.
Hey, and it's free - as in free speech.
If only GPU manufacturers bothered to compile their utilities for Linux it would be a no-contest.
200MHash/s? Not too shabby. Just do be careful about the thermals on that lappy. Laptops were never designed with this kind of use on the radar and may overheat easily.
I suspect you're doing this as a stopgap until you build an actual rig?
Best of luck.
Managed to get it faster than it's ever run before
Used the vectors and worksize and threads and got the gpu engine to 860Mhz (this is my laptop miner with an ATI Firepro M7820)
200mhs is not bad for a laptop!
Linux really is the best OS to mine on.
Thanks for the tips!
Used the vectors and worksize and threads and got the gpu engine to 860Mhz (this is my laptop miner with an ATI Firepro M7820)
200mhs is not bad for a laptop!
Linux really is the best OS to mine on.
Thanks for the tips!
Mess around with the vector width (1, 2, or 4) and worksize (64,128, or 256).
Make sure intensity is set to 9 and thread count per GPU at 2.
All miners use basically the same kernels for GPU calculations, you should not lose 20 MHash/s out of the blue.
Nice job tunneling cgminer out of the hostile zone.
Make sure intensity is set to 9 and thread count per GPU at 2.
All miners use basically the same kernels for GPU calculations, you should not lose 20 MHash/s out of the blue.
Nice job tunneling cgminer out of the hostile zone.
Success! Got it up and running with tsocks & CGminer
I think diablo wont run due to it calling the java to run and the java wont run 'sockified'
I'm happy although using cgminer I lose around 20mhs no biggie.
Code:
tsocks ./cgminer -o http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 -u user@email_worker -p password
I think diablo wont run due to it calling the java to run and the java wont run 'sockified'
I'm happy although using cgminer I lose around 20mhs no biggie.
Hi All,
I've been battling for a few days now, I need to tunnel the miner as I cannot use port 8332.
The closest I've got:
Ssh Tunnel:
Start DiabloMiner
But I get:
If anyone could help me out here I'd really appreciate it
Thank you in advance.
PPS I also tried proxychains (proxychains.conf : socks5 127.0.0.1 8332)
Also no luck
I've been battling for a few days now, I need to tunnel the miner as I cannot use port 8332.
The closest I've got:
Ssh Tunnel:
Code:
ssh -f user@proxy -D 8332 -p 80 proxy.com (connects fine)
Start DiabloMiner
Code:
DiabloMiner-Linux.sh -u user@miningpool -p password -o pit.deepbit.net -r 8332 -x 127.0.0.1:8332
But I get:
Code:
ERROR: Cannot connect to pit.deepbit.net: Unexpected end of file from server
If anyone could help me out here I'd really appreciate it
Thank you in advance.
PPS I also tried proxychains (proxychains.conf : socks5 127.0.0.1 8332)
Code:
proxychains DiabloMiner-Linux.sh -u user@miningpool -p password -o pit.deepbit.net -r 8332
Also no luck
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