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It would be cool to have ping in remote manager  Anyway, thank you for it. Made a small PHP thing for myself   If miner is not available, it becomes red. Why do you need ping? I mean the ping that shows in miner when share was accepted. |
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It would be cool to have ping in remote manager Anyway, thank you for it. Made a small PHP thing for myself |
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So far, I know: Request: {"id":0,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"miner_getstat1"} Response: {"id": 0, "error": null, "result": ["<App_version>", "<Uptime(minutes)>", "<Eth_Mhs>;<Eth_accepts>;<Eth_rejects>", "<Eth_Mhs>", "<Dcr_Mhs>;<Dcr_accepts>;<Dcr_rejects>", "<Dcr_Mhs>", "<GPU_temp>;<GPU_fan_%>", "<Pool>"]} But I dunno how to make that request... Claymore, can you please tell us more info about it? It's usual tcp/ip connection - create socket, connect, send the string "{"id":0,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"miner_getstat1"}" and read response, disconnect, that is all. Got it. Thank you Actually, I was thinking so, but guess what? Miner just crashed, and thats why connect timed out...  |
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So far, I know: Request: {"id":0,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"miner_getstat1"} Response: {"id": 0, "error": null, "result": ["<App_version>", "<Uptime(minutes)>", "<Eth_Mhs>;<Eth_accepts>;<Eth_rejects>", "<Eth_Mhs>", "<Dcr_Mhs>;<Dcr_accepts>;<Dcr_rejects>", "<Dcr_Mhs>", "<GPU_temp>;<GPU_fan_%>", "<Pool>"]} But I dunno how to make that request... Claymore, can you please tell us more info about it? |
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So, now its being recognised, but... [0] Cayman
CL_DEVICE_TYPE: GPU
CL_DEVICE_GLOBAL_MEM_SIZE: 2147483648
CL_DEVICE_MAX_MEM_ALLOC_SIZE: --->536870912<---
CL_DEVICE_MAX_WORK_GROUP_SIZE: 256 Why only ~536MB? BTW, chunked miner isn't working for me. It just stops after that: Creating one big buffer for the DAG
Loading single big chunk kernels
Mapping one big chunk.
Creating buffer for header.
Creating mining buffer 0
Creating mining buffer 1
miner 16:40:36|main Mining on PoWhash #98253726тАж : 0 H/s = 0 hashes / 3.761 s
miner 16:40:38|main Mining on PoWhash #98253726тАж : 0 H/s = 0 hashes / 2.034 s
miner 16:40:38|main Mining on PoWhash #98253726тАж : 0 H/s = 0 hashes / 0.774 s
miner 16:40:39|main Mining on PoWhash #98253726тАж : 0 H/s = 0 hashes / 0.765 s
miner 16:40:39|main Got work package:
miner 16:40:40|main Header-hash: 5c26a7eee737b92a20d3e15b37745003bdba5cecaf237d4c9e8b0b2921494b0c
miner 16:40:40|main Seedhash: abad8f99f3918bf903c6a909d9bbc0fdfa5a2f4b9cb1196175ec825c6610126c
miner 16:40:40|main Target: 0000000225c17d04dad2965cc5a02a23e254c0c3f75d9178046aeb27ce1ca574 |
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So... I got R9 290 and HD6950 in one system. I've installed 15.7.1 (which is the latest non-beta driver for HD6000 series) and it seems like OpenCL support for HD6950 is missing.
Can I fix it somehow, maybe with an older version of CCC? What version should I try?
I don't think that you can run those cards together in one system. The drivers of the 290 do not support the 6950 and the drivers of the 6950 do not support the 290. It's not about a missing openCl - I had 15.7.1 before and it worked fine for openCl mining. Yeah, I thought about that. It even shows both cards in Crimson's "Radeon settings", but still no OpenCL for 6950... |
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So... I got R9 290 and HD6950 in one system. I've installed 15.7.1 (which is the latest non-beta driver for HD6000 series) and it seems like OpenCL support for HD6950 is missing.
Can I fix it somehow, maybe with an older version of CCC? What version should I try?
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