[OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining

[soifigured]

Are there any plans to add in the Funokoshi equihash miner?

I just tried it quickly by grabbing the v2.3 of funakoshiMiner (executable) from here:

https://github.com/funakoshi2718/funakoshi-miner/releases

After I chmod'ed the file to make it executable, I was able to give it a quick test on my 3 GPU Test rig by starting it up with this command line:

./funakoshiMiner -cd 0 1 2 -l zec.suprnova.cc:2242 -u <userName>.Miner1

So, if you want to mine with it, there is no compatibility with nvOC 19-2.0 Community Edition. There is no compiling necessary (nore possible for that matter since he doesn't provide source).

Thanks for the response!  I was wondering if there were any plans to add it into the script files so that it would auto launch on boot like EWBF and DSTM do.

[infowire]

I am sure this has been asked before, can i update claymore manually ? 

[papampi]

I am sure this has been asked before, can i update claymore manually ?  

sure you can, just copy the ethdcrminer64 version you want and make executale

Code:

/home/m1/eth/claymore/latest/
chmod a+x /home/m1/eth/claymore/latest/ethdcrminer64

[LuKePicci]

Guys, if you know any alternative way to automatically start a bash script in a terminal window on boot which is not gnome-dependent, please, take a look here:

https://github.com/papampi/nvOC_by_fullzero_Community_Release/issues/41

Thank you in advance!

[parentibule]

So, if you want to mine with it, there is no compatibility with nvOC 19-2.0 Community Edition. There is no compiling necessary (nore possible for that matter since he doesn't provide source).

Source code are available and so, miner can be compile.

[LuKePicci]

Meanwhile you can try by yourself to integrate into nvOC 2.1 dev tree miners subrepo on github, take a look at README and other existing open-source miners already added to understand what's needed. Then if you are good to go open a PR with it.

https://github.com/papampi/nvOC_miners/tree/19-2.1

[Stubo]

So, if you want to mine with it, there is no compatibility with nvOC 19-2.0 Community Edition. There is no compiling necessary (nore possible for that matter since he doesn't provide source).

Source code are available and so, miner can be compile.

Where did you find that? All that I could find is a *.tar.gz file that only contained Readme.md.

[joshuajones02]

Hey papampi! I’m trying to help a friend out who’s getting a line 44 3main error 2693 terminated

Instead of trying to fix this, what commands can I use to just download and wipe all of the nvOC config files?

[urnzwy]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

[Stubo]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

The only time I have ever had a rig freeze was ultimately due to OC being too high. Lowering the GPU OC by just a bit (5 or 10) fixed my issue.

I am not sure I totally understand your question, but if you want to disable the the 3main restart, the only way to do this is to not run the watchdog at all. To do that, change this in 1bash:

MINER_WATCHDOG="YES"

to

MINER_WATCHDOG="NO"

[papampi]

Hey papampi! I’m trying to help a friend out who’s getting a line 44 3main error 2693 terminated

Instead of trying to fix this, what commands can I use to just download and wipe all of the nvOC config files?

The only config file in nvOC is 1bash, you can download the default from nvOC GitHub

[urnzwy]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

The only time I have ever had a rig freeze was ultimately due to OC being too high. Lowering the GPU OC by just a bit (5 or 10) fixed my issue.

I am not sure I totally understand your question, but if you want to disable the the 3main restart, the only way to do this is to not run the watchdog at all. To do that, change this in 1bash:

MINER_WATCHDOG="YES"

to

MINER_WATCHDOG="NO"

Shouldn't be an overclock issue. Running Hush right now for two days straight no issue.

Running 50 core and 200 mem at 80% TDP.

Def do not want to turn off watchdog. I've ran with these settings fine for multiple coins and long periods of time. ETH was running for over a month with zero issues and now all the sudden with the same settings, same miner, different rigs crashes every 12ish hours within minutes of eachother. Even switched servers and same issue. Something else is at play here.

Like I mentioned, my personal desktop that mines I see ethminer restart randomly exactly when the rigs go down. It doesn't make much sense.

I had a similar issue to this a few months ago and was told it was an issue within NVOC. That when the miner switched to "donation" mode it would freeze and the solution was to switch miners. I've tried ETHMINER, GENOIL and CLAYMORE. All the same issue.

[Stubo]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

The only time I have ever had a rig freeze was ultimately due to OC being too high. Lowering the GPU OC by just a bit (5 or 10) fixed my issue.

I am not sure I totally understand your question, but if you want to disable the the 3main restart, the only way to do this is to not run the watchdog at all. To do that, change this in 1bash:

MINER_WATCHDOG="YES"

to

MINER_WATCHDOG="NO"

Shouldn't be an overclock issue. Running Hush right now for two days straight no issue.

Running 50 core and 200 mem at 80% TDP.

Def do not want to turn off watchdog. I've ran with these settings fine for multiple coins and long periods of time. ETH was running for over a month with zero issues and now all the sudden with the same settings, same miner, different rigs crashes every 12ish hours within minutes of eachother. Even switched servers and same issue. Something else is at play here.

Like I mentioned, my personal desktop that mines I see ethminer restart randomly exactly when the rigs go down. It doesn't make much sense.

I had a similar issue to this a few months ago and was told it was an issue within NVOC. That when the miner switched to "donation" mode it would freeze and the solution was to switch miners. I've tried ETHMINER, GENOIL and CLAYMORE. All the same issue.

Oh, the miner you are referring to was an older version of the DSTM miner. The dev only had one pool configured for his donations and a network issue in Europe hosed a bunch of us for hours early one morning. That was fixed in a newer DSTM miner version, several versions ago. That was not a freeze. It was just the miner trying over and over to connect to something that it could not. When the watchdog saw that the GPUs were idle, it would restart the miner a few times and ultimately the box. This went on for hours and hours and even destroyed the boot USB drive for some folks running an older nvOC version.

Have you checked to see what the system logs (/var/logs) say? I am assuming when you say "freeze" that the entire host becomes unresponsive and has to be hard rebooted.

[thaelin]

  Hi all:
   Well been one hell of a move but finally back on line and mining away. Well, almost.  In reading the last few pages, I have had the same freezing and rebooting problems as well. Has been a long road to find the cause of it. I did try the  less overclocks but that really didn't help much. Well, I finally found out what was doing it. It was the temp control program trying to adjust the speed of the fans. Somewhere in the mix it loses the connection with one or more cards but doesn't trigger a reboot. When the utilization falls past the set point, then watchdog does print a message stating that and reboots.
   So by not running the temp control and using a set fan speed high enough to keep things cool, I am running now with no reboots at all.

This all really started now that the hot weather is here. While it was cool all was good

hope this helps others.       Thay

[papampi]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

The only time I have ever had a rig freeze was ultimately due to OC being too high. Lowering the GPU OC by just a bit (5 or 10) fixed my issue.

I am not sure I totally understand your question, but if you want to disable the the 3main restart, the only way to do this is to not run the watchdog at all. To do that, change this in 1bash:

MINER_WATCHDOG="YES"

to

MINER_WATCHDOG="NO"

Shouldn't be an overclock issue. Running Hush right now for two days straight no issue.

Running 50 core and 200 mem at 80% TDP.

Def do not want to turn off watchdog. I've ran with these settings fine for multiple coins and long periods of time. ETH was running for over a month with zero issues and now all the sudden with the same settings, same miner, different rigs crashes every 12ish hours within minutes of eachother. Even switched servers and same issue. Something else is at play here.

Like I mentioned, my personal desktop that mines I see ethminer restart randomly exactly when the rigs go down. It doesn't make much sense.

I had a similar issue to this a few months ago and was told it was an issue within NVOC. That when the miner switched to "donation" mode it would freeze and the solution was to switch miners. I've tried ETHMINER, GENOIL and CLAYMORE. All the same issue.

Oh, the miner you are referring to was an older version of the DSTM miner. The dev only had one pool configured for his donations and a network issue in Europe hosed a bunch of us for hours early one morning. That was fixed in a newer DSTM miner version, several versions ago. That was not a freeze. It was just the miner trying over and over to connect to something that it could not. When the watchdog saw that the GPUs were idle, it would restart the miner a few times and ultimately the box. This went on for hours and hours and even destroyed the boot USB drive for some folks running an older nvOC version.

Have you checked to see what the system logs (/var/logs) say? I am assuming when you say "freeze" that the entire host becomes unresponsive and has to be hard rebooted.

What are your miner versions?
Run the miner update script to update them and test again

nvOC v0019-2.0 Community Release - Miner Update Script

[papampi]

 Hi all:
   Well been one hell of a move but finally back on line and mining away. Well, almost.  In reading the last few pages, I have had the same freezing and rebooting problems as well. Has been a long road to find the cause of it. I did try the  less overclocks but that really didn't help much. Well, I finally found out what was doing it. It was the temp control program trying to adjust the speed of the fans. Somewhere in the mix it loses the connection with one or more cards but doesn't trigger a reboot. When the utilization falls past the set point, then watchdog does print a message stating that and reboots.
   So by not running the temp control and using a set fan speed high enough to keep things cool, I am running now with no reboots at all.

This all really started now that the hot weather is here. While it was cool all was good

hope this helps others.       Thay

I noticed a while back that when fans goes too high (over %90) some of my rigs gets unstable and reboot or freeze too
So I tried to keep em cooler with lower power limit and also changed max fan speed in temp control from 100 to 90

From:

Code:

      if [ $NEW_FAN_SPEED -gt 100 ]; then
        NEW_FAN_SPEED=100

To:

Code:

      if [ $NEW_FAN_SPEED -gt 90 ]; then
        NEW_FAN_SPEED=90

In 1bash set

Code:

RESTORE_POWER_LIMIT=80

[afroid]

Hi to all
How can I update claymore to v11.7?

[papampi]

nvOC v0019-2.0 Community Release - Miner Update Script

This script will check your nvOC miners and download new ones.
As requested, after download it will ask to recompile them.

Code:

Downloading and checking new miners for nvOC-v0019-2.x finished

Do you want to re-compile your miners (y/N)?  y

Checking if bn.h bignum error is fixed for compiling miners or not

Select miners to compile, (multiple comma separated values: 1,6,7)
1- ASccminer
2 -KTccminer
3 -KTccminer-cryptonight
4- KXccminer
5 -NAccminer
6- SPccminer
7- TPccminer
8- vertminer
9- ANXccminer
R- MSFTccminer (RVN)


Do your Choice: [A]LL [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [R] [E]xit:

Miners Update Script:

Code:

cd /home/m1/Downloads
wget -N https://raw.githubusercontent.com/papampi/nvOC_miners/master/nvOC_miner_update.sh
bash /home/m1/Downloads/nvOC_miner_update.sh

Miner Versions:

Code:

Claymore                      11.7
Tpruvot ccminer               2.2.5
Bminer                        6.1.0
DSTM                          0.6
KlausT ccminer                8.20
KlaustT ccminer-cryptonight   2.06
Ethminer                      0.13.0
nanashi-ccminer               2.2-mod-r2	
vertminer	              1.0.2 Stable
ANXccminer 	              valexis-1.0
MSFT Tpruvot ccminer (RVN)    2.2.5

[zloy_hulk]

Hello!
First of all, thank you for this freeware os.

I have a quastion about working this os with nvidia p104 cards.
I have systems with only P104 cards. So, I have to connect monitor to the integrated video.
My systems can't work properly with these cards, nvidia x-server fails or can't apply oc for the cards. I tryied "p106 full headless mode" but it didn't help.
How to get system with P104 cards working?

[urnzwy]

Hey guys,

Anyone else having an issue mining ETH (and ZCL now) and the rig crashing / freezing?

Seems that something happen on the ETH miner, watchdog thinks it lost a GPU and tries to restart 3main. But on both of my rigs, when this happens the system freezes and I have to manually restart.

Errors I have seen -

GPU Utilization is low: restarting 3main...

Thread exited with code: 29

Is there a way to disable 3main restarting without disabling watchdog? The miner would start mining again once connected, but this freezing is my issue.

I'm mining hush temporarily with zero issues. Was on ZCL before the fork without issues as well, same settings and whatnot. And was mining ETH for about 3 weeks with no issues. Now it won't stop crashing after being up 12-24 hours each time. It's driving me nuts.

Two separate rigs, both 13 card (1070 and 1070 Ti's)

The only time I have ever had a rig freeze was ultimately due to OC being too high. Lowering the GPU OC by just a bit (5 or 10) fixed my issue.

I am not sure I totally understand your question, but if you want to disable the the 3main restart, the only way to do this is to not run the watchdog at all. To do that, change this in 1bash:

MINER_WATCHDOG="YES"

to

MINER_WATCHDOG="NO"

Shouldn't be an overclock issue. Running Hush right now for two days straight no issue.

Running 50 core and 200 mem at 80% TDP.

Def do not want to turn off watchdog. I've ran with these settings fine for multiple coins and long periods of time. ETH was running for over a month with zero issues and now all the sudden with the same settings, same miner, different rigs crashes every 12ish hours within minutes of eachother. Even switched servers and same issue. Something else is at play here.

Like I mentioned, my personal desktop that mines I see ethminer restart randomly exactly when the rigs go down. It doesn't make much sense.

I had a similar issue to this a few months ago and was told it was an issue within NVOC. That when the miner switched to "donation" mode it would freeze and the solution was to switch miners. I've tried ETHMINER, GENOIL and CLAYMORE. All the same issue.

Oh, the miner you are referring to was an older version of the DSTM miner. The dev only had one pool configured for his donations and a network issue in Europe hosed a bunch of us for hours early one morning. That was fixed in a newer DSTM miner version, several versions ago. That was not a freeze. It was just the miner trying over and over to connect to something that it could not. When the watchdog saw that the GPUs were idle, it would restart the miner a few times and ultimately the box. This went on for hours and hours and even destroyed the boot USB drive for some folks running an older nvOC version.

Have you checked to see what the system logs (/var/logs) say? I am assuming when you say "freeze" that the entire host becomes unresponsive and has to be hard rebooted.

What are your miner versions?
Run the miner update script to update them and test again

nvOC v0019-2.0 Community Release - Miner Update Script

My miners are all up to date. Ran the update script a while back and checked this again the other day to make sure it wasn't outdated.

So still no clue whats up. Hush is still mining away no issue