I'll image a SSD using the USB to SATA adapter and it should work
One Q I have guys if you can explain :
- i know there are m2 - > Pci adapters for extra pci slots if the board has a slot to attach this m2 adapter
This USB - > 2m gives me the option to add a m2 - > PIC adapter without a slot on MB ?
Probably not, an M.2 slot is essentially a PCI-E slot. USB is not. I think the USB to M.2 emulates a PCI-E 1x (M.2) to be able to address the drive. The system recognises an USB drive. |
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You should run a half percent full percent commision for your nvOC. Every other man and his dog takes a cut dor their hard work and you provide better customer service support than most very expensive software packages!
That has been suggested before, but as fullzero explained he wants to have it further developed (easy update, remote management) before taking donations. But IMHO it's quite simple to send some appreciation: keep the CPUminer on the default account, and/or mine a couple of hours on his accounts with your rig. |
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Maybe a stupid question: how do you determine what card is what number? Are the PCI slot order from top to bottom GPU1/GPU2/GPU3 etc?
That can be quite difficult at times. Generally the 16x PCI-E slot on the motherboard is GPU0. After that one the one closest to the CPU will be GPU1, and then further down. But the method of disabling a GPU in the miner and touch the GPU's after 10 minutes will make sure you have the numbering okay.. I personally switch the riser cable after that so it's in the right order in the rig in case of future issues. |
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Hi! First of all, that's so much for making this. It's been super easy to use and (as far as I know) is reporting the highest hashrate for me so far!
I have an ASUS Prime Z270-A with 4 EVGA 1070 SC2 cards. I've had trouble trying to OC them (have seen maybe you can't because they're factory OC'd?) and oneBash spits out errors trying to assign GPUTargetFanSpeed when it starts up. Maybe you know how to get around this?
Thanks so much!
Do you use a fast USB stick, as recommended? Setting power limit can cause some problems on slow ones. What is the trouble you're getting with OC? What are the values used? |
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switched to ssh because I wanted to a quick way to edit the onebash file and test the rig on various clocks.
I am used to the nano editor so...
root@m1-desktop:/home/m1# nano /media/m1/1263-A96E/oneBash
do the changes
root@m1-desktop:/home/m1# sudo reboot
after reboot, ssh into again
how do I get the mining console?
root@m1-desktop:/home/m1# screen -x m1
doesn't get me anything
Have had the same problem, couldn't get it to work by default. The 2unix is made autostart, and can't be reached with screen or tmux because of it probably. Have had to change things to oneBash, but because of that an auto restart of oneBash is not possible anymore. At least I wasn't able to get it done.. |
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switched from Teamviewer to ssh...
removed the # from file as per onebash instructions
upon ssh to rig IP
user: root
password: miner1
Error message: Access denied
Anybody can help?
try as the user: m1 that works thanks! from where do I find / how edit to the onebash file? it is located at: '/media/m1/1263-A96E/oneBash' You probably already know this but I'm sure a lot of members don't : IMO when navigating by the cmd line the easiest way to is use a few shortcuts first see what is in the current directory (also called a folder) with: this will show you what is there start typing the desired sub directory or file then press the tab key as soon as what you have started typing is distinguishable; the tab will finish for you to move up a directory (to the parent directory) use the three of these should allow very quick cmd line navigation once you get used to using them. the last shortcut that is really helpful is to press the up key (single or multiple times) to scroll through previously entered cmds. If you are not used to the command line you can install Midnight Commander. This will give you a more graphical way to move around folders (directories), start the editor etc. it will ask for the password. after that you can start it with: |
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@fullzero, V015 is working perfectly!
Not sure if you like it, but to speed up the boot process, you might want to consider the following:
sudo visudo -f /etc/sudoers.d/90-m1
and add the following line:
m1 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
There will be no password asking when sudoing, that way you can loose all the expects, passwords and sleeps in the bash files.
That would be convenient. If there is enough interest in this I will make a password-less version. I am not sure if I want to allow EWBF or Claymore run as root. Being closed source I can't review the code and ensure it is all on the up and up. Don't get me wrong; it wouldn't be in the best interests of EWBF or Claymore to put malicious code in their miners: so I don't think it is the case. But IMO slightly slower boot is worth better peace of mind. If anyone else wants a password-less version: let me know. Well it's not really password-less, it just removes the need for entering a password when you 'sudo' a command. So the miners don't run as root, it's just for nvidia-smi commands to run in oneBash as (sudo)root without expect. I'm personally not into a password-less version. |
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@fullzero, V015 is working perfectly!
Not sure if you like it, but to speed up the boot process, you might want to consider the following:
sudo visudo -f /etc/sudoers.d/90-m1
and add the following line:
m1 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
There will be no password asking when sudoing, that way you can loose all the expects, passwords and sleeps in the bash files.
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I will most likely release v0015 tomorrow with it; and not all requested changes, but a lot of them. Biggest change will be portability. One image for all the supported motherboards + almost all Intel mobos (note bios changes are still needed).
Wow fullzero that sounds great! Your ongoing efforts are highly appreciated! |
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Try it this morning but it's often hang, need to hard reset the whole system with +150cc and +500mc for 6x 1080ti
How to auto type the miner1 password, I need to type it 3 times before the miner running?
No you don't, the script will do this for you. Just wait a bit and see.. |
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Hi, saw the new oneBash file, V0015. Support for 12 GPU's, that would be a monsterrig  .. About the images, is there a need to download these again? I see these have V0014 in their filename, so not sure if they're modified. Not sure if possible, but could make your work a bit easier: Perhaps a unified image, and the files like oneBash and the different Xorg.conf files on the windows partition? At startup, copy or use the selected one. Or are there many other changes inside the image? Another suggestion, separate the config part and the execution part in two files, the second including the first. That would make it easier to just replace the execution file when there are small changes or typo's. You could shorten some parts like: if [ $MANUAL_FAN == "YES" ]
then
for f in $GPUS
do
$gpu=$((f-1))
${NVD} -a [gpu:${gpu}]/GPUFanControlState=1
${NVD} -a [fan:${gpu}]/GPUTargetFanSpeed=${FAN_SPEED}
done
fi
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Hi, saw new Nvidia drivers, v 381.22. Did you had the chance to test them to see any differences?
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Thanks for answering! Installed openssh-server for now. Is running apt a good idea, to upgrade packages?
Will a MSI Z270-A Pro also be able to use the M.2?
Please consider a console version, would be very useful especially offsite. Chances are that a mixed AMD / GeForce image will be easier to create in a console version.
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Just finished my first Nvidia rig with 6 x Gigabyte 1070 and a MSI Z270-A Pro.
nvOC works perfectly, now mining a couple of hours on your addresses.
Currently doing around 2600 Sol/s @ 857 Watt at the wall.
I do have a few questions:
- Is there a way to edit oneBASH remotely, using ssh? Not really happy doing this on the rig itself..
- Is it wise to run apt to upgrade Ubuntu packages?
After testing the rig(s) will be in a remote location, and a monitoring tool with basic reload functions would be nice. I do understand that you have quie a few things on your plate, although I would believe the remote part is of more interest than an AMD version, they do already exist in a few different flavours.
I think installing Minerstat on nvOC is possible, but that would probably undermine the finetuning you've done.
Thanks for making nvOC!
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Looking very promising, will try out very soon! Will be useful in EUR for me, but since creation of new cards is easy you can have multiple currencies if needed. Good to see that there is fast reply and useful answers here in the forum. Get your Uquid card here!  |
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No problem als je daar een fixed price mee hebt afgesproken, maar van mijn bod gaat nu helaas 0,1 BTC per dag af, weer een difficulty jump..
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@bronan: I agree completely with you. Communication could be improved a lot though, and would take out some of the concerns. I do hope they can return, there is no other platform offering integrated altcoin mining with trading and sufficient turnover to keep markets alive. Besides that I'm a stakeholder (around 1 BTC lost) as well as a shareholder (now locked because of IPO flag).
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Wil je voor de 5 st + voeding 5 BTC bieden, wat feitelijk de huidige nieuwwaarde is.
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OMG, glad I decided to keep away from this, after I got scammed by AvalonShenzen.. Thanks all for pointing out, although at first I was convinced there were really people in Alaska building this stuff in their garage together with their Huskies and dogsleds..
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Very interested, but blockchain is still down  .. Any chance you can add some additional time until final countdown? |
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