Dead links(404 not found) to well-respected(websearch it!) PBE v1.6.7 source code compile-able on linux:

https://github.com/jaschaknack/PolarisBiosEditor (404 not found)
archive dot org:
https://web.archive.org/web/20171211022847/https://github.com/jaschaknack/PolarisBiosEditor/archive/master.zip (404 not found)
https://web.archive.org/web/20170611072904/https://github.com/jaschaknack/PolarisBiosEditor/archive/master.zip (404 not found)

OK, here's my copy of that master.zip, and what the author gives for his AV key, which may serve you as like a CRC check to see if I touched the zip contents:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OJ1NJECqiCxrzml-f_yaUTm_B81Kuirh

From README.md including the AV report link:

# PolarisBiosEditor v1.6.7

### Important: You need to disable SecureBoot / Activate CSM in your
### Motherboard UEFI because the modification will make
### the cryptographic signature invalid.

If you don't trust the EXE just build on Linux with ```sh build.sh```. Quick and easy.

For donations or other requests please contact me by email: jk@jascha-knack.de

VirusTotal Report: https://www.virustotal.com/de/file/da96cd604093c686e8b1488726ae10a43a550aea5aaba0c0f308183b86f340f3/analysis/1505395469/

0/58. If your AV warns you about a virus/trojan, consider it as false positive.

Fork from lojkinKot

works on linux with mono, executable is build against .net 3.5

one click timing feature should be used with care, it maybe not stable for you

please build the executable yourself or decompile the existing one if you don't trust

### v1.6.7
- created solution and project files for ide
- support for device id 0x67ef
- better timings for micron memory
- firmware signature test / firmware signature in ascii
- editing of bios message (experimental)
- online check for new versions
- online display of developer notice

Thanks for lots of great straps to try, and undervolting advice. I have four RX580s, headless rtos rig, almost ready to go.

I'm going to try a v1.6.7 version(free) of Polaris BE, because from what I am reading here, it seems to be all about the custom straps. I like walking on the shoulders of giants, and since I've never even mined before, and I found a giant, or a master, I think I'll journey[-man] one (more) time. Object-oriented, Larry Wall perl idea be lazy not crazy, etc.

Here's my intro to "giant" or "master" or "guru", and his free PBE version https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1882656.0 which I expect to have nice straps for my RX580s:

I think with this version of PBE, I detect the personal style and nuance of Jason Kurtz aka The Doctor aka tekcomm* usernames. He is an outstanding developer, having worked at Motorola, and programmed the Scientific Atlanta TV set top boxes, and was in the dev crew working with Linuxium on linux for cheap Chinese 2-in-1 touch screen small laptops with Bay Trail and Cherry Trail bios, when I first encounterred The Doctor and his work. Most notably for us, however, he developped the Rocm Rippa real-time-operating system(RTOS) by stripping down Ubuntu linux, and using rocm atomics. I call that Highway 361 Revisited Tour, because in same style as for his version of Polaris BE, he announced his goal, and then vanished--deleted his git username for "git rocm issue #361" i.e. "Highway 361". I know his gmail and you can find him easy by websearch. He likes solving people's problems for digital coin bounty, when you find him.

If you are interested in joining the Highway 361 Revisited Tour, in The Doctor's inimitable style, his v2 stripped down Ubuntu rtos rig, rocm rippa, check out the rocm Issue #361, closed but that makes no diff and Earl Co and gstoner might respond. I am currently sleuthing what the blacklisting and whitelisting and commands are that make The Doctor's v2 rocm rippa work as rtos, while upgrading to Ubuntu bionic beaver and upgrading amdgpupro to August 30 version compatible with beaver, and upgrading rocm and anything else. Until I get to a good stage, maybe able to install Ubuntu, run a script in two seconds, strip it and make it a blockrippa in fashion of The Doctor rocm rippa, you can try Earl Co's fork v2 v3 v5. I can also try to pull custom straps from The Doctor's PBE, and put them into a later than v1.6.7 version of PBE, and put that out separately and in blockrippa update(fork?) on v2 rocm rippa.

Highway 361 Revisited Tour ("suspicious link removed" hahaha figures, bit (dot) ly (slash) 2p3BEs2 , simply leads to git rocm issue #361)

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Someone said (here) in July 2018 that they were having tdxminer crash on linux mining environment, rocm rippa. That issue, OpenCL crash was fixed by lead rippa dev Jason Kurtz work on Babs kernel for Kurtz' rippa.

Highway 361 Revisited, rocm issue 361 "closed" by rocm devs. Highway 361, git alias tekcomm is a git "ghost", just another git G Host, Jason Kurtz rollout of rocm on rtos linux with pcie x16 gen 3 atomics, and with rocm 1.8.2 Vega underclocking became possible.

  1) download Earl Co's fork of rippa v2, with Babs' kernel solving the OpenCL crash issue.
  or..
  2) or install Babs kernel to rippa v2 yourself: github (dot) com/M-Bab/linux-kernel-amdgpu-binaries That way you will learn how to keep updating your    rocm rippa rtos rig's kernels. Changes have gone upstream, but Babs updates are on the edge.

Links for "git rocm issue 361" aka "Highway 361 Revisited": bit (dot) ly/2p3BEs2

Highway 361 Revisited: Stone Free, Purple Haze, High Noon with Sheriff Guru-y Cooper. Jason Kurtz our linux rtos expert worked at Motorola, wrote the code for Sci Atlanta TV set top boxes, before guesting and g hosting, "SWIFT-in and driftin, riders on the storm(Snoop Dogg)", on Highway 361.

Where does somebody talk about mining Utrum(OOT)? I am on linux.