miner29
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August 17, 2020, 03:36:38 AM |
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So far if you use the miner-manager (link on your rig monitor webpage) you can load most modern miners. Easy enough and still as solid as ever.
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miner29
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August 17, 2020, 03:45:46 AM |
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As for miners you may need to look in /opt/miners/(the miner you are using) In the subdirectory should be the config file you need to edit.
So for say xmr-stak i would
ssh into the rig have miner manager install xmr-stak cd /opt/miner/xmr-stak nano config.json and edit the file Then edit you remote or local.config for ethos and set xmr-stak as the globalminer and set my oc setting.
Miner-manager needs to be installed and a link is on the web montior page foryour rigs. Works great.
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forato
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August 21, 2020, 03:20:38 PM |
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As for miners you may need to look in /opt/miners/(the miner you are using) In the subdirectory should be the config file you need to edit.
So for say xmr-stak i would
ssh into the rig have miner manager install xmr-stak cd /opt/miner/xmr-stak nano config.json and edit the file Then edit you remote or local.config for ethos and set xmr-stak as the globalminer and set my oc setting.
Miner-manager needs to be installed and a link is on the web montior page foryour rigs. Works great.
Tks for you answer... before i ask, i did exactly as you said.. But... If i do: 1) disallow 2) cd opt/miner/phonenixminer 3) ./miner_start.sh It starts to mine with phonenixminer config file. But if i start with command "minestart" or "allow" on ETHOS, the system does not take the confir file on phoenixminer folder, i do not know why... Any suggestion?
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miner29
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August 21, 2020, 05:48:28 PM |
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Have you tried putting in setting whats in the start.sh file into the phoenixminer=flags like so
phoenixminer=flags -mode 1 -proto 3 -wdtimeout 300
This line comes after globalminer= phoenixminer
look at whats in the start.sh file and put in as flags...then when miner starts it will use those setiings.
hope it helps and let us know!
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forato
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August 22, 2020, 09:35:48 PM |
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Have you tried putting in setting whats in the start.sh file into the phoenixminer=flags like so
phoenixminer=flags -mode 1 -proto 3 -wdtimeout 300
This line comes after globalminer= phoenixminer
look at whats in the start.sh file and put in as flags...then when miner starts it will use those setiings.
hope it helps and let us know!
using phoenixminer=flags works!!! Thanks a lot!! now i can have full control of phoenixminer!! You saved a miner!!
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miner29
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August 23, 2020, 05:55:34 PM |
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Awesome.
Ive managed to get cpu mining and fpga mining up on ethos using the screen command in crontab by adding the miner manually to /opt/miners/xmrrig in this case :
reboot sleep 15 && screen -d -m ./xmr.sh
Then os just ssh in and do a
screen -r
and it switches to the output. be sure to ctrl a-d to exit or you will kill the process.
Also added a python script i found to reset the rig automatically if a gpu got hung...keeps a log so i can the card with intermittent issues.
👍
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forato
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August 29, 2020, 11:28:31 PM |
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Awesome.
Ive managed to get cpu mining and fpga mining up on ethos using the screen command in crontab by adding the miner manually to /opt/miners/xmrrig in this case :
reboot sleep 15 && screen -d -m ./xmr.sh
Then os just ssh in and do a
screen -r
and it switches to the output. be sure to ctrl a-d to exit or you will kill the process.
Also added a python script i found to reset the rig automatically if a gpu got hung...keeps a log so i can the card with intermittent issues.
👍
very nice work you've done! Can you send this script and a guide to do this job (reset the rig )? i am very interested
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forato
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September 07, 2020, 12:19:41 AM |
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Does anyone knows if there is a way to auto switch to the best profit like cudominer or NicehashOS does?
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forato
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September 10, 2020, 11:27:44 PM |
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if i want to change for example only GPU 3 MEM CLOCK's, how can i do?
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miner29
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September 11, 2020, 12:18:11 AM |
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if i want to change for example only GPU 3 MEM CLOCK's, how can i do?
http://ethosdistro.com/pool.txtexplains how its done check your config file and will be a line starting with mem
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forato
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September 11, 2020, 01:14:00 AM |
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if i want to change for example only GPU 3 MEM CLOCK's, how can i do?
http://ethosdistro.com/pool.txtexplains how its done check your config file and will be a line starting with mem i have checked several times this file, but it does not explain if it is possible to set only one GPU in a rig with a lot of GPU's. I can set by worker, by Bios or globalsettings, or set one by one.. but i want to set only one GPU (the third one) on the rig.. Is this possible? EXAMPLE: MEM: default default 2150 default default default default default
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smilodon
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September 11, 2020, 12:06:16 PM |
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for change only gpu3 memclock in the local.conf or remote conf add this
mem (abc123)=workernamerig 0 0 1900 0 0 etc...
mem abc123 0 0 1900 0 0
five cards and change memory clock only for gpu 3
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miner29
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September 11, 2020, 12:48:55 PM |
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if i want to change for example only GPU 3 MEM CLOCK's, how can i do?
http://ethosdistro.com/pool.txtexplains how its done check your config file and will be a line starting with mem i have checked several times this file, but it does not explain if it is possible to set only one GPU in a rig with a lot of GPU's. I can set by worker, by Bios or globalsettings, or set one by one.. but i want to set only one GPU (the third one) on the rig.. Is this possible? EXAMPLE: MEM: default default 2150 default default default default default Taken from the document i linked: WORKER ) # # PER-RIG STYLE CONFIG SETTINGS THAT APPLY TO INDIVIDUAL RIGS (AND THEIR RESPECTIVE INDIVIDUAL GPUS) # NOTICE: c94e13 is a SAMPLE rig/[worker]/hostname, change it to the rig/[worker]/hostname of YOUR RIG # NOTICE: Your rig/[worker]/hostname names are assigned automatically by the OS, do not change them # # SAMPLE FORMAT: # [type] [worker] [gpu0 value] [gpu1 value] [gpu2 value] [gpu3 value] [gpu4 value] # ------------------------------------------------------ # cor c94e13 950 1000 1050 1025 980 # mem c94e13 1250 1500 1500 1250 1250 # fan c94e13 90 80 85 100 70 # pwr c94e13 10 20 15 15 20 # vlt c94e13 0 1118 0 0 1118 # ------------------------------------------------------ It wasnt even very far into the document.
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forato
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September 13, 2020, 09:41:52 PM |
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for change only gpu3 memclock in the local.conf or remote conf add this
mem (abc123)=workernamerig 0 0 1900 0 0 etc...
mem abc123 0 0 1900 0 0
five cards and change memory clock only for gpu 3
tks!! problem solved!
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forato
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September 17, 2020, 08:26:47 PM |
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please, how can i Run phoenixminer as a root user?
I am using minermanager to install all miners that i need and it is very good, but some flags did not work becouse the miner does not run as root
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forato
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September 21, 2020, 12:15:47 AM |
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please, how can i Run phoenixminer as a root user?
I am using minermanager to install all miners that i need and it is very good, but some flags did not work becouse the miner does not run as root
Please, any good soul?
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miner29
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September 21, 2020, 01:58:06 AM |
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Post up the flags you are trying to set. Ive not had this problem.
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forato
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September 22, 2020, 02:43:46 PM |
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Post up the flags you are trying to set. Ive not had this problem.
i can change the memory clocks on ETHOS commands, but using flags, to set on PM command's, look: https://prnt.sc/ulvghj
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miner29
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September 22, 2020, 08:12:52 PM |
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OK you dont set your clocks at the miner...you set them in the ethos config file (remote.conf or local.conf) You set them using cor and mem config lines. There is no reason to set them at the miner Ethos will handle setting them. So if you want 1150 on the mem clock... mem (rig id) 1150 1150 1150 1200 The above line would set gpu0 to 1150 gpu1 to 1150 gpu2 to 1150 and gpu3 to 1200 And yes ETHOS is very reliable. Not updated since 10/9/2018 and still running like a champ with all the modern miners.
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forato
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September 22, 2020, 09:23:50 PM |
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OK you dont set your clocks at the miner...you set them in the ethos config file (remote.conf or local.conf) You set them using cor and mem config lines. There is no reason to set them at the miner Ethos will handle setting them. So if you want 1150 on the mem clock... mem (rig id) 1150 1150 1150 1200 The above line would set gpu0 to 1150 gpu1 to 1150 gpu2 to 1150 and gpu3 to 1200 And yes ETHOS is very reliable. Not updated since 10/9/2018 and still running like a champ with all the modern miners. Yes, in this case i can do this.. But i want to use awesome miner with the miners, becouse AM has a lot of features like auto-profit switch and more easy to customize the rigs in one place. So, i really need to get the miners running as root, do you know how to do this on ETHOS? And YES ETHOS is the best Linux made to mine that i have found...
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