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bitminers
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lodcrappo - How are you going? I'm having many issue's at the moment with people's wireless cards not working with BAMT 0.4b, which did work with LinuxCoin, is there anything that can be done about that at all? 90% of wireless cards I came across worked with LinuxCoin but 0 so far with BAMT.
One other thing, haven't tried making a Hard Drive version for another friend but he was running LinuxCoin, converting him over to BAMT, just says OS Loading then stops. That was from USB.
MotherBoard which it's not working with is the Gigabyte 990fx UD5 board, we are planning to use BAMT with many Rigs and this board, the USB doesnt work if you know a trick or we can fix that would be good. Just about to make a HDD version and test that.
Thanks Lodcrappo!
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August 07, 2011, 08:22:13 AM |
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MotherBoard which it's not working with is the Gigabyte 990fx UD5 board, we are planning to use BAMT with many Rigs and this board, the USB doesnt work if you know a trick or we can fix that would be good. Just about to make a HDD version and test that. Thats the one Im using too. I have sent gigabyte support a report on it. I doubt they will do something on just one message but if some of us send them complaints about it, it might do something. Downloading your software now, thanks. |
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bitminers
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August 07, 2011, 08:58:42 AM |
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Hi Hugolp,
I have just built a drive and we are testing now, I will report back as soon as I know if it worked on that board with a SATA HDD!
Thanks!
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August 07, 2011, 12:16:36 PM |
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Hi Hugolp,
I have just built a drive and we are testing now, I will report back as soon as I know if it worked on that board with a SATA HDD!
Thanks! What I am trying to do is to have BAMT as another option in the GRUB menu, but I think that is not what Norton Ghost allows to do. I think Im supposed to select the option from disk to disk, but that will wipe out my other partitions. Correct me if wrong please. |
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August 07, 2011, 12:38:45 PM |
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Yes it will over write the drive if you do it sector by sector, sorry I didn't realise you wanted to run multiple OS's.
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August 07, 2011, 12:52:02 PM |
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Yes it will over write the drive if you do it sector by sector, sorry I didn't realise you wanted to run multiple OS's. Ok, thanks. I guess no BAMT for me until/if Gigabytes solves the usb issue. |
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August 07, 2011, 12:55:37 PM |
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I did post on this thread a while back a method on how to install bamt onto a partition. Look back through the thread. If you can't find it I can write a small guide if you like ?
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Hmm something's funny with gpumon and mgpumon.
Since applying all the fixes (I had previously applied up to fix 8 or 9 I think) gpumon is not working correctly anymore. In a rug with gpu0=5850 and gpu1=5870, it shows gpu1's stats correctly but gpu0 is all shown in red, low temp/low load/low everything. The funny part is that's a false alarm, because gpu0 is in fact under full load and pumping shares into the pool (as shown by the pool's stats). The http stats page doesn't display anymore at all, and mgpumon simply doesn't work at all (added do_bcast_status: 1 to the settings section of bamt.conf and restarted the mine, mgpumon doesn't show anything)
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August 08, 2011, 03:15:48 AM |
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how to i update/add fixes?
From the first post, it says only fix#11 and earlier is preinstalled. Does that mean i need to update it after download?
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August 08, 2011, 03:33:07 AM |
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how to i update/add fixes?
From the first post, it says only fix#11 and earlier is preinstalled. Does that mean i need to update it after download?
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August 08, 2011, 03:48:04 AM |
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what do i put in bamt.conf for gpu voltage?
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plastic.elastic
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August 08, 2011, 06:16:15 AM |
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what do i put in bamt.conf for gpu voltage?
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August 08, 2011, 08:23:41 AM |
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lodcrappo - How are you going? I'm having many issue's at the moment with people's wireless cards not working with BAMT 0.4b, which did work with LinuxCoin, is there anything that can be done about that at all? 90% of wireless cards I came across worked with LinuxCoin but 0 so far with BAMT.
One other thing, haven't tried making a Hard Drive version for another friend but he was running LinuxCoin, converting him over to BAMT, just says OS Loading then stops. That was from USB.
MotherBoard which it's not working with is the Gigabyte 990fx UD5 board, we are planning to use BAMT with many Rigs and this board, the USB doesnt work if you know a trick or we can fix that would be good. Just about to make a HDD version and test that.
Thanks Lodcrappo!
BAMT didn't work via the HDD version with the Gigabyte 990fx UD5 board - Just to let you know lodcrappo |
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August 08, 2011, 01:26:38 PM |
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I'm a big fan of BAMT. Big thanks and donations earned! I'm trying to get it to work with a USB WiFi dongle. No extra drivers were needed, I could see it as wlan0 with "iwconfig" or "ifconfig -a". I set it up in /etc/network/interfaces and bring the interface up. Works nice. The problem is what happens after reboot. The /etc/network/interfaces is reverted to its original state and wlan0 is is of course not brought up. I tried to figure out why. I couldn't find anything that would override /etc/network/interfaces, such as Network-Manager" or wicd or similar. Is it something with the persistant live distro? I found this post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/backtrack-howtos/825-persistent-usb-etc-network-interfaces-overwritten.htmlI tried setting the STATICIP variable to frommedia. Grub is not used, but syslinux so I tried to define it in /live/image/syslinux/live.cfg but I must admit I'm not sure thats right. Anyway. Does anyone know how to get customizations to /etc/network/interfaces to stick? Again. Thanks for a great OS customization! |
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I'm a big fan of BAMT. Big thanks and donations earned! I'm trying to get it to work with a USB WiFi dongle. No extra drivers were needed, I could see it as wlan0 with "iwconfig" or "ifconfig -a". I set it up in /etc/network/interfaces and bring the interface up. Works nice. The problem is what happens after reboot. The /etc/network/interfaces is reverted to its original state and wlan0 is is of course not brought up. I tried to figure out why. I couldn't find anything that would override /etc/network/interfaces, such as Network-Manager" or wicd or similar. Is it something with the persistant live distro? I found this post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/backtrack-howtos/825-persistent-usb-etc-network-interfaces-overwritten.htmlI tried setting the STATICIP variable to frommedia. Grub is not used, but syslinux so I tried to define it in /live/image/syslinux/live.cfg but I must admit I'm not sure thats right. Anyway. Does anyone know how to get customizations to /etc/network/interfaces to stick? Again. Thanks for a great OS customization! Similar problem here with an ethernet interface. I modified /etc/network/interfaces to give eth1 a static IP but when rebooted it is again with dhcp |
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Just coming by to say a big big
THANK YOU, Aaron
for all the hard work you put into this!
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Last edit: August 09, 2011, 08:56:14 AM by The--Captain |
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I'm a big fan of BAMT. Big thanks and donations earned! I'm trying to get it to work with a USB WiFi dongle. No extra drivers were needed, I could see it as wlan0 with "iwconfig" or "ifconfig -a". I set it up in /etc/network/interfaces and bring the interface up. Works nice. The problem is what happens after reboot. The /etc/network/interfaces is reverted to its original state and wlan0 is is of course not brought up. I tried to figure out why. I couldn't find anything that would override /etc/network/interfaces, such as Network-Manager" or wicd or similar. Is it something with the persistant live distro? I found this post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/backtrack-howtos/825-persistent-usb-etc-network-interfaces-overwritten.htmlI tried setting the STATICIP variable to frommedia. Grub is not used, but syslinux so I tried to define it in /live/image/syslinux/live.cfg but I must admit I'm not sure thats right. Anyway. Does anyone know how to get customizations to /etc/network/interfaces to stick? Again. Thanks for a great OS customization! Similar problem here with an ethernet interface. I modified /etc/network/interfaces to give eth1 a static IP but when rebooted it is again with dhcp Why don't you just modify /etc/init.d/networking so that ifup and ifdown use a different file (via the -i option) other than /etc/network/interfaces? That works for me... Edit: In fact, replace the bottom part of /etc/init.d/networking just like this, then it will load interfaces from /etc/bamt/interfaces, and if you don't have a bamt interfaces file it will behave exactly as it always did:
IFFILE="/etc/network/interfaces"
if [ -e "/etc/bamt/interfaces" ]
then
# will use bamt network interfaces file
IFFILE="/etc/bamt/interfaces"
fi
case "$1" in
start)
process_options
log_action_begin_msg "Configuring network interfaces"
if ifup -a -i "${IFFILE}"; then
log_action_end_msg $?
else
log_action_end_msg $?
fi
;;
stop)
check_network_file_systems
check_network_swap
log_action_begin_msg "Deconfiguring network interfaces"
if ifdown -a -i "${IFFILE}" --exclude=lo; then
log_action_end_msg $?
else
log_action_end_msg $?
fi
;;
force-reload|restart)
process_options
log_warning_msg "Running $0 $1 is deprecated because it may not enable again some interfaces"
log_action_begin_msg "Reconfiguring network interfaces"
ifdown -a "${IFFILE}" --exclude=lo || true
if ifup -a "${IFFILE}" --exclude=lo; then
log_action_end_msg $?
else
log_action_end_msg $?
fi
;;
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echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/networking {start|stop}"
exit 1
;;
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phr33
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August 09, 2011, 08:32:34 AM |
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Why don't you just modify /etc/init.d/networking so that ifup and ifdown use a different file (via the -i option) other than /etc/network/interfaces? That works for me...
Sweet. I'll try that when I get home. I have a bad track record of modifying network settings remote  Thanks! |
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August 09, 2011, 09:38:21 AM |
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Why don't you just modify /etc/init.d/networking so that ifup and ifdown use a different file (via the -i option) other than /etc/network/interfaces? That works for me...
Sweet. I'll try that when I get home. I have a bad track record of modifying network settings remote Thanks! The problem is not that changes to /etc/network/interfaces are not persistent - they are. It's just that they get overwritten by aggressive boot scripts at startup (gunzip and then extract with cpio the /live/image/live/initrd2.img file and poke around in the scripts directory to see what I mean). An obvious fix is to make the networking script ignore the constantly overwritten /etc/network/interfaces file if a better alternative interfaces file exists (in /etc/bamt for now). |
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