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I'm a newb linux user, not sure if this is the best place to ask but I'm having issues with one of my systems running nvOC.. My rig keeps rebooting itself after a few hours of running and when I go to access it to see what happened all my mobo settings have been reset to default and it asks me if I want to run setup or to boot as normal. Anyways, I'm unsure where to go to access linux crash logs or how to read them.
Once I reboot the rig back into Linux everything runs as normal.
Still having issues with this if anyone has a moment to help me out locating/interpreting logs |
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October 31, 2017, 05:46:23 PM
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I was suspected of mobo too, gonna send it back and see how it goes.
So the problem was not mobo either, and it was cards from different manufacturing patch. What I got from the seller was 2 big boxes with 10 cards in each + 4 cards, seems like one of the big boxes have different memory type. So I got 14 good ones and 10 not so good ones ... lol So now the question is which combo is better ? 6+6 in each rig or go with one fully good and the other 4 good and 8 not so good ? |
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I'm a newb linux user, not sure if this is the best place to ask but I'm having issues with one of my systems running nvOC.. My rig keeps rebooting itself after a few hours of running and when I go to access it to see what happened all my mobo settings have been reset to default and it asks me if I want to run setup or to boot as normal. Anyways, I'm unsure where to go to access linux crash logs or how to read them.
Once I reboot the rig back into Linux everything runs as normal.
Still having issues with this if anyone has a moment to help me out locating/interpreting logs Are you using usb or ssd ? It seems your rig restarted too many times and mobo gone to safe mod to keep it from restarting more. Which version you have? Check your OC settings. |
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October 31, 2017, 06:00:45 PM |
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I was suspected of mobo too, gonna send it back and see how it goes.
So the problem was not mobo either, and it was cards from different manufacturing patch. What I got from the seller was 2 big boxes with 10 cards in each + 4 cards, seems like one of the big boxes have different memory type. So I got 14 good ones and 10 not so good ones ... lol So now the question is which combo is better ? 6+6 in each rig or go with one fully good and the other 4 good and 8 not so good ? I generally like to keep all cards in a rig the same so I would go with 1 rig with all good and the other as a mix so that you only end up with one "funky" rig. |
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October 31, 2017, 06:24:32 PM |
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I am facing this issue when I install NVOC and boot up, tweaking the 1bash file setting, during the startup in terminal, I get stuck at "There is no screen to be resumed matching miner" for a while, after that the rig will restart on its own and ask me to log in the password for m1. I have 2 rigs to mine zcash and somehow the other one works just fine with the same 1bash file config. Does anyone face this issue? Would appreciate if anyone can help me on this. https://imgur.com/YiXpK1yhttps://imgur.com/VCFUZx9 |
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October 31, 2017, 06:39:27 PM |
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October 31, 2017, 07:12:45 PM |
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I was suspected of mobo too, gonna send it back and see how it goes.
So the problem was not mobo either, and it was cards from different manufacturing patch. What I got from the seller was 2 big boxes with 10 cards in each + 4 cards, seems like one of the big boxes have different memory type. So I got 14 good ones and 10 not so good ones ... lol So now the question is which combo is better ? 6+6 in each rig or go with one fully good and the other 4 good and 8 not so good ? argh... but you stated before that all cards had same memory... I assumed that you tested each and every one with gpu-z under windows... that's what I did with mine... Anyway, at least you know where the problem lies now... if you can't return the cards with "bad" memory I suppose it is best to make one rig with all "good" cards and the other one mixed |
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October 31, 2017, 07:18:23 PM |
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I can`t seem to be able to mine in ethermine pool. Can someone help me figure out how to fix this?  These are my ETH settings in 1bash:  All working well in nanopool:  Also, can I update to the latest Claymore`s ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.0) without breaking something in nvOC? Thanks! There is an option DOT or SLASH in 1bash. Set it to DOT for ethermine |
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October 31, 2017, 07:38:00 PM |
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I'm a newb linux user, not sure if this is the best place to ask but I'm having issues with one of my systems running nvOC.. My rig keeps rebooting itself after a few hours of running and when I go to access it to see what happened all my mobo settings have been reset to default and it asks me if I want to run setup or to boot as normal. Anyways, I'm unsure where to go to access linux crash logs or how to read them.
Once I reboot the rig back into Linux everything runs as normal.
Still having issues with this if anyone has a moment to help me out locating/interpreting logs Are you using usb or ssd ? It seems your rig restarted too many times and mobo gone to safe mod to keep it from restarting more. Which version you have? Check your OC settings. SSD, and using the nvOC_v0019, haven't ran any of the updated versions. The OC settings are set to 0 and 0. The rig will run fine for a few hours, I walk away and come back to the computer being restarted and bios settings being restored to default each time.. I've tested the battery and its fine, I've unplugged the system completely from the PSU for an hour and plugged it back in and all of the changes/date/time were still there. Edit: Now it won't turn on for more than a couple minutes, soon as it starts mining it turns off.. I'll try reinstalling the OS to one of the newer versions https://ibb.co/gfYn5whttps://ibb.co/dV9idG |
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October 31, 2017, 07:43:20 PM |
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I just looked into this. nvOC 19-1.4 includes version 10.0 of this miner. If you want the latest as per the link, then you can download the binary (was surprised they had it instead of just source). Then you need to create subdirectory "10_1" in /home/m1/eth on your miner, put the downloaded file here and unzip/untar it. Lastly, you need to modify this line of your 1bash to use it: CLAYMORE_VERSION="10_0" # choose 10_0 or 9_8 or 9_7 or 9_5 or 9_4 or 8_0
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CLAYMORE_VERSION="10_1" # choose 10_0 or 9_8 or 9_7 or 9_5 or 9_4 or 8_0
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ComputerGenie
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October 31, 2017, 07:49:42 PM |
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...you can download the binary (was surprised they had it instead of just source)...
AFAIK, Claymore has never been open. |
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Always be on the look out, because you never know when you'll be stalked by hit-men that eat nothing but cream cheese....
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October 31, 2017, 08:00:11 PM |
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...you can download the binary (was surprised they had it instead of just source)...
AFAIK, Claymore has never been open. That's a good thing from an end user perspective on nvOC (any Linux, really). I compiled up the latest and greatest tpruvot ccminer a couple of weeks back and that is not for the faint of heart, especially on nvOC. There are a handful of gotchas (all listed here, if you can find them). |
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October 31, 2017, 08:10:15 PM |
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It's possible, also, that your power supply is failing and/or is working at the limits of capacity... and then a slight bump in power draw, or a slight dip in your electrical grid, could cause the machine to reboot. |
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October 31, 2017, 08:11:27 PM |
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There is an option DOT or SLASH in 1bash. Set it to DOT for ethermine Thanks, I tried that. It would make sense but that didn`t fix it. |
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October 31, 2017, 08:27:47 PM |
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I was suspected of mobo too, gonna send it back and see how it goes.
So the problem was not mobo either, and it was cards from different manufacturing patch. What I got from the seller was 2 big boxes with 10 cards in each + 4 cards, seems like one of the big boxes have different memory type. So I got 14 good ones and 10 not so good ones ... lol So now the question is which combo is better ? 6+6 in each rig or go with one fully good and the other 4 good and 8 not so good ? argh... but you stated before that all cards had same memory... I assumed that you tested each and every one with gpu-z under windows... that's what I did with mine... Anyway, at least you know where the problem lies now... if you can't return the cards with "bad" memory I suppose it is best to make one rig with all "good" cards and the other one mixed I said same cards and I thought they are all same, never thought same brand would have different memories So which memories are the good and which one are bad ? I know Samsung is good, but other good ones ? |
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October 31, 2017, 08:42:50 PM |
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It's possible, also, that your power supply is failing and/or is working at the limits of capacity... and then a slight bump in power draw, or a slight dip in your electrical grid, could cause the machine to reboot. strange, its an 850 but its running just at 600watts according to the meter. Anyways, the rig has ran fine until that recent update came out and everyone's systems went offline.. As of now, I've installed a fresh copy of nvOC 19-13 and have it running now.. hopefully that solved it and its not a hardware issue. |
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October 31, 2017, 09:39:54 PM |
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Any way to manage rigs in one place as on simplemining.net?
I can create web part. Rigs will just download configuration file from server and use it in bash script. (web part will generate it based on user input)
Also rig will send post requests to server every few minutes with GPUS temperatures etc.
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October 31, 2017, 10:23:32 PM |
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You can do it all with one PSU if it’s strong enough, but you have to power the risers and GPUs directly from the PSU. The three PSU connectors are only to sync on/off the 2nd and 3rd ones, and the three molex mobo attachments are only if you are attempting to power the risers via the mobo. Hello, what version is NVOC, 0019 or 0019 1.2  1.3 |
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October 31, 2017, 10:28:40 PM |
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ok.. so my usb stick gets corrupted about once a day now.. my mining rig already has a m.2 ssd i originally had windows on. i would like to install NVOC on the ssd, however my other computer only has 1 m.2 slot which it boots from, so im trying to think of a way to install this OS.. the normal way of installing this with raw hdd copy would wipe the os thats completing the copy on the miner, is there a method of installing beside windows on the same drive in a different partition? and dual booting? or is there a way to install this OS on my usb, then running a install like ubuntu does from a live session? im really wishing i had a sata ssd on this rig. trying to find a work around is driving me nuts.
so, i guess there is no option for a workaround? -1.4 should solve your problems. I recommend using one of these adapters when using an SSD as your rig has less cables and it is easier to swap out: https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-SATA-Drive-Adapter-Cable/dp/B00HJZJI84or any similar adapter. thanks fullzero... i think you misunderstood my drive though.. i have a m.2 ssd, not a sata ssd.. and i have no other cumputer with a extra m.2 slot to write NVOC to it.. is there a way to write this os to this drive as a dual boot? if so then i could do that from a windows partition. otherwise i have to way of installing this OS to the m.2....... also, what is in 1.4 that you think will fix the issue? |
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October 31, 2017, 10:50:51 PM |
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i have a m.2 ssd, not a sata ssd.. and i have no other cumputer with a extra m.2 slot to write NVOC to it.. is there a way to write this os to this drive as a dual boot? if so then i could do that from a windows partition. otherwise i have to way of installing this OS to the m.2.......
A quick search on Amazon found this: https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Enclosure-Tanbin-Converter-External/dp/B075FBTL4N/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1509490367&sr=8-18&keywords=m.2+drive+to+usbI use a similar adapter to write my nvOC SSD's from a USB 3.0 port on another PC. There are some notes in the listing about compatibility so be sure to choose one that supports your type of m.2 drive. This is just the first one that I found. Hope this helps. |
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