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hi i wanted to try this, so i edited the php file as follows: <?php
require_once 'includes/apiSocket.php';
//error_reporting(E_ALL); //this is a dev version
//ini_set('display_errors', '1'); //dev version
//list of miners to monitor
$minerList= array(
"Z",
"LU",
"omega",
"MAMA-PC"
);
//bitcoind connect string, just delete or make empty if you dont want bitcoin info, or server does not have access to a bitcoind
//$btcoindConnStr = 'http://user:pass@bitcoind:8332/';
?> Those names are in the host file (this is a linux debian machine running one cgminer, apache2 with php5, and a few more things) I also tried the ips. And i get this: Mhash (5s)/(avg) Queued Accepted Rejected ST HW Utility
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Metric High Low Median Avg
Temps 0 9999 0 0.00
Fans 0 9999 0 0.00
Mhash Per Rig: 0 9999 0 0.00
Mhash Per Card: 0 9999 0 0.00
Util Per Rig: 0 9999 0 0.00
Util Per Card: 0 9999 0 0.00
mineroffline:Z
mineroffline:LU
mineroffline:omega
mineroffline:MAMA-PC
Pools: (assumes failover)
Z | LU | omega | MAMA-PC |
Mhash (5s)/(avg) Queued Accepted Rejected ST HW Utility
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Metric High Low Median Avg
Temps 0 9999 0 0.00
Fans 0 9999 0 0.00
Mhash Per Rig: 0 9999 0 0.00
Mhash Per Card: 0 9999 0 0.00
Util Per Rig: 0 9999 0 0.00
Util Per Card: 0 9999 0 0.00
mineroffline:Z
mineroffline:LU
mineroffline:omega
mineroffline:MAMA-PC
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hi 2 questions: 1) Any chance version 2.2.0 might be slower on single or dual (crosfire) 5830 ? 2) Any chance older cgminer versions restored not only fans, but clocks (or at least memory clock) of each card when pressing "q" ? i lower my memory to 300, but today i noticed it remains at 300 and never goes up. (Geeks3D GPU Caps Viewer detects max memory clock as 300 also). EDIT: i just noticed that my linux box still running whatever drivers i installed on it when i built it, and SDK 2.4 still produces 300+ mhash with cgminer, meanwhile, my linux pcs are down to 280 or so. I did some reading and found out that the newer SDKs (2.6+) had that effect (starting from drivers 11.12). Even after fully removing 11.12 and installing 11.10, or even manually changing opencl (and 2 other DLLs) like its explained on these forums, i am unable to get back the old performance  EDIT2: After carefully reading your notes, i found out that the importat thing was to generate the (i guess kernel) binaries with the correct SDK. Since i had the ones from the correctly working SDK on CGMINER older versions folder, im fine now XD 2.2.0 is still slower than 2.1.1 tho. |
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i compiled it again, and now it works  300Gigowatts! |
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Well something also went badly wrong at 2011-10-30 22:54:42 (repeating the stats over and over again ...) Is something you linked against no good? Coz yeah, 4.9Mh/s is something like what a CPU should get  Also ensure you are running everything with default options except maybe add "-I 7" Are the cards certainly OK and are you sure they are 5830's ? What does aticonfig tell you? (sudo aticonfig --lsa) Mine looks like this: * 0. 01:00.0 AMD Radeon HD 6900 Series 1. 02:00.0 AMD Radeon HD 6900 Series * - Default adapter ... The three options I'd guess are: 1) OpenCL/other software issue with that version of Linux 2) Not 5830 3) Faulty card Its just one 5830, and it runs fine on phoenix. Its just that i like cgminer more My entire gui crashed when i tried to end cgminer, weird stuff, the log looked fine until that point. rcocchiararo@omega:~$ sudo aticonfig --lsa [sudo] password for rcocchiararo: * 0. 02:00.0 ATI Radeon HD 5800 Series * - Default adapter |
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OK, that covers the obvious problems (none of which are there). The next step would be: ./cgminer .. options to connect to a pool ... --verbose --text-only --shares 1 > debug.log 2>&1, pastebin it once it complete and wait for someone with more depth to figure out what's going on.. Ghs / Mhs: yes, my mind was playing tricks with me. --- ./cgminer -n
1 GPU devices detected Pastebin of the log: http://pastebin.com/BDFyPkjk |
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Hi there
I reinstalled my linux home server, this time using x86 instead of x64.
Since you only provide the x64 binary i had to compile it myself.
Im using debian, and on x86 the ati installer for the drivers had SOME issue, dunno which or why, but it would not install completly.
I had to first install from synaptic, and then force install with the installer the 11.6 ati drivers (synaptic had 10.9).
I installed those cause i found that 11.6 + 2.4 sdk is best for cpu utilization.
Now, i installed the sdk, pyopencl and all the stuff i needed for phoenix (just to make sure i could GPU mine, since i had never built cgminer myself)
Then i proceeded to build CGMINER with ADL support.
All went well, but for some reason, it mines at 4MHASH/s on my 5830.
it used to produce 300Ghash/s when overclocked to 975, and it still does it on phoenix.
Any idea what might have gone wrong ?
thx
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- 1-2 GPU fixed 100% cpu more GPU same problem, but no dummy plugs needed (also overclocking without dummies)
- minerspeed same as befor
having a 5830 for main display + mining and a 4650 for secondary display (no mining), i have the 100% cpu (well, core ) issue still present. |
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Windows 7 catalyst 11.9 RC (with corresponding SDK, produced no CPU use or very little with other miners, but i had to put the 4650 back on my pc for the issues i had while gaming) I tried the following: E:\SoftWare\BitCoin\Miners\cgminer-2.0.4-win32\cgminer.exe -o http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 -u rcocchiararo@gmail.com_z16 -p 12345 -d 0 --gpu-fan 70 --gpu-engine 975 --gpu-memclock 300 That seemed to work fine (those are the same settings i use with other miners, my 5830 runs @50 to 52 c). It did crash my pc once when i closed cgmine's window (i started using Q to quit from there on). Then i decided to try to take advantage of the auto fan modes, and i went with: E:\SoftWare\BitCoin\Miners\cgminer-2.0.4-win32\cgminer.exe -o http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 -u rcocchiararo@gmail.com_z16 -p 12345 -d 0 --gpu-engine 975 --gpu-memclock 300 --gpu-fan 20-70,20-50 --temp-target 55,40 --temp-overheat 65 I specified the fan speeds manually, even for the 4650 because if i did not, its fans would go to 100% (or 85% maybe). Another thing i noticed was that my 5830 would use its fans always on the upper limit (i originally set it from 20 to 75 and the noise difference was there). Using the auto modes, my pc surely crashes really fast. |
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this miner made me happy for a short time, it uses little or no cpu xD it might even give me a few more MHAshes What bothers me, at least on my main (desktop) rig, is that i have 2 cards: hd5800 hd4650 I must keep BOTH because my main display is a 27 inches DELL rocking 2560x1440 pixels, and for SOME reason (and i tested 3 different 5800, both with dual link DVI and mini displayport cables), if i also connect my secondary display (20 inches Dell display), i get weird lines on the 27 inches one while playing, and the screen even goes black from time to time, randomly. Having one display on each card causes no issues (both displays on the 4650 have the same problems). All this problems happen more often while gaming. ------------ Now, to my issue with this great miner: even if i set -d 0, it seems the app decides to try to use/overclock/control the fans of my 4650 ( i want its fans to remain on AUTOmatic, and its clocks untouched, its just there to power my secondary display, not gaiming, not mining). If i set its fan to a fixed speed, my PC BSODS |
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I think it might have a memory leak tho.
today i came back home, and i had no internet, and my pc was displaying a "low memory" warning.
I had it set to reconect if it was idle for 15 seconds, so it might be related to that.
What version of phoenix do you use? Looks like 1.6.1 because 1.6.2 has this bug fixed I am on 1.6.2 I went from 1.5 to 1.6.2 |
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this one is really nice.
I think it might have a memory leak tho.
today i came back home, and i had no internet, and my pc was displaying a "low memory" warning.
I had it set to reconect if it was idle for 15 seconds, so it might be related to that.
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Hi
im running this tool, and find it pretty good (my favourite so far, GUI or no GUI)
My only "issue" is that it does not remember fan settings, so i have to enable amd overdrive, and set fanspeeds with that.
If i set this to start on boot (putting its shortcur on the "startup" folder), it starts before AMD CCC, and sometimes hangs my pc.
If i start it from a script, wich i set to "sleep" for a few mminutes, so that everything else is loaded first, it never starts the miners. Both run and stop buttons remain greyed out. (if i manually start it from a script, with no sleep involved, it does the same thing, it wont work).
Any good ideas for starting this on boot, but only after everything else is set ?
thx
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Im kind of confused..
ive been online more than 4 hours, have more than 5 posts, and still, im trapped in this subforum.
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downloaded newest file. 307 > 310 278 > 280 cant't complain, it was free |
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Hello I recently found out that users with less than 5 posts can't post outside the newbie forums, wich i think its ok. I am relatively new to mining (been doing it for a few weeks now), im considerably good with technology and computers, and by now i have 3 mining rigs, both with windows and linux, and i have a "support oriented" personality, so i think being able to help others comes easy for me. If i can "jailbroken" ( ) earlier, good, if not, freedom will eventually come. thx. |
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sounds reasonable (i recomended something like this in a spanish talking forum from Argentina, but no one listened ). Never had to post before, today i saw a thread where i could answer a question, wanted to post, and since i found no way of doing it, i ended up in this subforum. |
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Hi been mining for a while, never posted, and today i saw a question i could answer, and noticed i could not post at all so i then found this subforum. |
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