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Can we start a discord or slack channel for support? I think it will be pretty super for users to be able to speak and share information with each other. Plus I think it makes the communication between you and users for support a heck of a lot easier and personable.
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I was planning on purchasing this trader. I am planning on trading on cryptopia and Bittrex. I am just wondering if there are any video tutorials or a slack group, since it seems like there is a lot of options, and while I might not use all of them, I am worried I will run into a lot of problems especially that I am still learning.
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So if I want my rigs to be completely headless is there a way to access Teamviewer and enable all those check marks for auto running, and log in through ssh? or is there a better alternative? as it is now, I have a fully closed rig, and I have to rip it apart everytime, I want to update to a new version or if there is an issue with my TV or USB. Thanks!
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So when editing the coin sections I found out that you also have the alexis cc miner, I am curious, how do I go about calling the files for Alexis CCminer?
Currently I have it on the TPCCminer:
HCD='/home/m1/TPccminer/ccminer'
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So I have successfully tested CHC coin mining on V0017 with suprnova pool. I'll test it out on v0018 and release it here once I get it working   |
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Had a rig today at work hard lockup and needed a hard reset. How would I pass the worker email for claymore or eth to get a notification? Was down for about 8 hours  With the new update that should help any resets, but I totally recommend getting the wemo. I often use it if i can't get into my rig remotely it's excellent for hard resetting plus it also gives you a remote power consumption monitor, smart plugs are pretty great if you get the right one. Not a bad idea for a remote reset for the power, hummmm. I do like this but I still need a way to be notified when the miner goes down. Yeap it's pretty fantastic, you can also set it up with IFTTT so if you notice the power consumption dropping over several hours, you can set up rules to reset it, its kind of a hardcore solution to a simple problem esp if you use the other software notifiers. |
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Had a rig today at work hard lockup and needed a hard reset. How would I pass the worker email for claymore or eth to get a notification? Was down for about 8 hours With the new update that should help any resets, but I totally recommend getting the wemo. I often use it if i can't get into my rig remotely it's excellent for hard resetting plus it also gives you a remote power consumption monitor, smart plugs are pretty great if you get the right one. |
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Suggestion, could we make a tutorial on adding new coins especially going towards the end of ETH. I feel like there will be a lot of these newer coins that might just be great to hodl, however it would also allow you to outsource the addition of coins a little bit, and you can fork it over from GitHub if the coin tests to be stable on nvOC.
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So while I am not mining ZEC at the moment, when using nanopool with Nvoc, where would I add my email so I can change payout on nanopool.
Also could you elaborate on the Minimum profit = 0.0? is it like a percentage?
Btw on my toes for v0018!!! I can't wait super excited!
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Working on a video to get this set up with 6 1070 Asus Dual OC and the Z270 prime motherboard, hope it will help new users.
I did have one question, would it be possible to add DBIX in the next update? Also, I am running 12 1070's, and have been mining ZCash since, it seems like that was optimized with this miner and gtx cards in general. (maybe I am wrong?) What are people mining with their 1070's? is Zcash still the best or does mining NICE with the profit switcher make more sense?
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Also getting a ton of " An internal driver error occurred." and a handful of argument errors.
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So I imaged the USB properly and replaced oneBash with my own configured one. Trying to boot however seems to suffer from repeated reboots (5+ so far).
Here are my specs:
- Asus Prime Z270-p. It's not listed under fully supported boards. I still used the "all mobo nvOC" for it. Please let me know if I should use another specific image.
- 6 * MSI GTX 1060
- Intel pentium 1151 processor
BIOS changes
- Above 4G: enabled
- Primary display: PCIE
- Audio controller: disabled
Please let me know if I missed something.
I don't know if this is your issue or not, but worth giving it a shot: Do you have the monitor connected directly to the mobo? This is the most likely reason I can think of that the xorg would corrupt every boot. If you have been connecting the monitor directly to the mobo, move it to the primary GPU (the one connected to the 16x pcie slot closest to the CPU) and boot, it should display the message you have been seeing once, then work normally on the second boot. Let me know if this is not the case. I have HDMI cable connected to primary x16 PCIE port. But thanks for your prompt answers, fullzero! Ok try this as well and let me know: so lets see what happens if you remove the xorg check: in oneBash: the first implementation line: under the settings division: ######################################################################### change this to: and save and start the mining process tell me if you see OC messages at the beginning of the mining process after the ifconfig output. Yeah so, I have the HDMI connected to the first PCI-E x16 slot, unfortunately it seems like it is still only registering GPU (0-4) so only 5. To clarify, its the "Second" PCI-E x16 slot that seems like it's not working, have tested it solo, it works, its just that slot that's not showing any of the GPU's during the mining process. Perhaps its a power to that pci-e x16 slot issue? So I tried the xorg="OK" and it doesn't seem to be working either, still showing me 5 of the 6 GPU. MSI Z270-A Pro & 6 ASUS Dual OC 1070. If you enter the following in the guake terminal (f12), what does it output? still getting 1:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 3:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 6:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 7:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 8:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 9:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) |
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So I imaged the USB properly and replaced oneBash with my own configured one. Trying to boot however seems to suffer from repeated reboots (5+ so far).
Here are my specs:
- Asus Prime Z270-p. It's not listed under fully supported boards. I still used the "all mobo nvOC" for it. Please let me know if I should use another specific image.
- 6 * MSI GTX 1060
- Intel pentium 1151 processor
BIOS changes
- Above 4G: enabled
- Primary display: PCIE
- Audio controller: disabled
Please let me know if I missed something.
I don't know if this is your issue or not, but worth giving it a shot: Do you have the monitor connected directly to the mobo? This is the most likely reason I can think of that the xorg would corrupt every boot. If you have been connecting the monitor directly to the mobo, move it to the primary GPU (the one connected to the 16x pcie slot closest to the CPU) and boot, it should display the message you have been seeing once, then work normally on the second boot. Let me know if this is not the case. I have HDMI cable connected to primary x16 PCIE port. But thanks for your prompt answers, fullzero! Ok try this as well and let me know: so lets see what happens if you remove the xorg check: in oneBash: the first implementation line: under the settings division: ######################################################################### change this to: and save and start the mining process tell me if you see OC messages at the beginning of the mining process after the ifconfig output. Yeah so, I have the HDMI connected to the first PCI-E x16 slot, unfortunately it seems like it is still only registering GPU (0-4) so only 5. To clarify, its the "Second" PCI-E x16 slot that seems like it's not working, have tested it solo, it works, its just that slot that's not showing any of the GPU's during the mining process. Perhaps its a power to that pci-e x16 slot issue? So I tried the xorg="OK" and it doesn't seem to be working either, still showing me 5 of the 6 GPU. MSI Z270-A Pro & 6 ASUS Dual OC 1070. |
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Hello! I ran into a problem with my Msi Z270-A motherboard, so I am using 6 Asus dual 1070 OC graphics cards, and only 5 of them are being picked up. The second pci-e riser doesn't seem to be working. I tested the port, it does work and I have tested the riser cables, they all seem to be working. I am a little bit of a loss for words on what I should do to fix this problem.
What type of risers are you using, and how are they being powered? Version 006 risers, with 2 risers plugged per port on my PSU using 6 pin to sata to molex, thanks for the help! That sounds good for a riser setup. First so we have a reference: press f12 to open the guake terminal and enter the cmd: and record what it outputs + before swap for reference Then: shutdown and fully power down (PSU as well + click the ATX powerswitch a few times to clear any remaining power in the system) then swap the 2nd riser (riser + cable) with the 6th gpu riser + cable power on and enter and record what it outputs then let me know what has been output each time. Sorry for the delay! Alright so something maybe worth mentioning, the boots seem to be taking significantly more time then before. (It's a problem I should be able to figure out once the GPU's are all running, So the initial test returned: 1:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 3:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 6:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 7:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 8:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 9:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) I was waiting for a solid 15 minutes for it to boot, and it wasn't so I used a different USB to boot since I believe the first USB might have been corrupted from all the restarts. After here is what I got: 1:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 3:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 6:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 7:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 8:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) 9:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Nvidia Corporation Device 1b81 (rev a1) |
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Hello! I ran into a problem with my Msi Z270-A motherboard, so I am using 6 Asus dual 1070 OC graphics cards, and only 5 of them are being picked up. The second pci-e riser doesn't seem to be working. I tested the port, it does work and I have tested the riser cables, they all seem to be working. I am a little bit of a loss for words on what I should do to fix this problem.
What type of risers are you using, and how are they being powered? Version 006 risers, with 2 risers plugged per port on my PSU using 6 pin to sata to molex, thanks for the help! |
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Hello! I ran into a problem with my Msi Z270-A motherboard, so I am using 6 Asus dual 1070 OC graphics cards, and only 5 of them are being picked up. The second pci-e riser doesn't seem to be working. I tested the port, it does work and I have tested the riser cables, they all seem to be working. I am a little bit of a loss for words on what I should do to fix this problem.
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Hello! sorry but somewhat of a noob. I am really interested in SSH'ing into my rig from external networks, I have used Team viewer, but with local SSH it seems a lot more reliable.
So essentially I have two questions:
1) When I am connected through SSH and let's say I want to restart the gnome terminal back on the miner instead of my computer what command do I use to restart the PID that I initially closed.
2) How would I go about setting up a remote server which I can ssh into remotely, without being in the local area network?
Any help is appreciated! Also absolutely love your work, plan on showcasing it in videos once I learn a bit more about it! Thanks so much!
(Ps. if anyone has used ASUS Dual Series 1070's and found the optimal OC for them please let me know!)
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