[ANN] TeamRedMiner v0.10.10 - Ironfish/Kaspa/ZIL/Kawpow/Etchash and More

[livada]

thx advance for explanation for efficency, any idea how much vega hashrate for chikwa2?

vega 56 etc  36-39kh

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[Littlegrand]

Is it possible to add your email for nanopool using TRM?

Asked the same a few posts ago but it seems no one wants to answer... so bumping it again.

Well, I had hoped someone that was using it and had some confirmed data would pitch in. We pretty much just send whatever the user passes on the command line to the pool, and we have 4096 bytes available for it.

Have you tested what Nanopool writes in their FAQ, i.e. specify

Code:

-u <wallet>.<worker>/<email>

on the TRM command line?

I will test it this weekend and report back:)

[zinou51]

how to check the per-GPU consumtion or the total GPU consumtion in the miner ?
i cant find it anywhere.

[kerney666]

how to check the per-GPU consumtion or the total GPU consumtion in the miner ?
i cant find it anywhere.

Hi! Well we do have the sensor data, but chose to prioritize other metrics (clocks/voltages) in the stats output. The main reason is that AMD power draw numbers are pretty useless imho, you can run eg 5 different 5700XTs for the exact same hashrate and power draw at the wall, but sensor wattage will vary wildly depending on board manufacturer/model. If people really want the nrs we can add them anyway though, but hadn’t had many requests for it tbh.

[cobaltmdn]

Is it possible to add your email for nanopool using TRM?

Asked the same a few posts ago but it seems no one wants to answer... so bumping it again.

Well, I had hoped someone that was using it and had some confirmed data would pitch in. We pretty much just send whatever the user passes on the command line to the pool, and we have 4096 bytes available for it.

Have you tested what Nanopool writes in their FAQ, i.e. specify

Code:

-u <wallet>.<worker>/<email>

on the TRM command line?

I will test it this weekend and report back:)

Same! I will switch one rig to that commend.

[Littlegrand]

Is it possible to add your email for nanopool using TRM?

Asked the same a few posts ago but it seems no one wants to answer... so bumping it again.

Well, I had hoped someone that was using it and had some confirmed data would pitch in. We pretty much just send whatever the user passes on the command line to the pool, and we have 4096 bytes available for it.

Have you tested what Nanopool writes in their FAQ, i.e. specify

Code:

-u <wallet>.<worker>/<email>

on the TRM command line?

I will test it this weekend and report back:)

Same! I will switch one rig to that commend.

I tested it and it does work. I ran the miner for a while then shut it off long enough to get an email from nanopool.

[Littlegrand]

I really need some help with Linux(Ubuntu).  I have Ubuntu 20.4 installed with amdgpu-pro drivers 20.30.  I have it installed on a 16gb thumb drive, system has a boistar motherbard with 4gigs of ram.  Swap file is 5 gigs, 1 gig unformatted partition then root partition has rest(about 9 gigs). 

I start TRM and it runs with full/normal mh/s but hardlocks the system at random times(sometimes mouse will still move but cannot do anything else and have to hard reset). I have tried cutting the mem allocation back as far as 4000 with no luck. 

Any ideas what I could change as windows will die soon.

Thanks

[kerney666]

I really need some help with Linux(Ubuntu).  I have Ubuntu 20.4 installed with amdgpu-pro drivers 20.30.  I have it installed on a 16gb thumb drive, system has a boistar motherbard with 4gigs of ram.  Swap file is 5 gigs, 1 gig unformatted partition then root partition has rest(about 9 gigs). 

I start TRM and it runs with full/normal mh/s but hardlocks the system at random times(sometimes mouse will still move but cannot do anything else and have to hard reset). I have tried cutting the mem allocation back as far as 4000 with no luck. 

Any ideas what I could change as windows will die soon.

Thanks

Hard to say, it sounds more like a general hardware issue / kernel panic. I’m not a big fan of the vanilla 20.30 driver because of its default BACO behavior, meaning it shuts down the gpus to save power (Bus Active, Chip Off). You can always try downgrading to the amdgpu-pro 20.10 driver, that’s the one I’m using myself currently. It’s a long shot though.

Otherwise I’d also recommend running a headless rig without graphics, ie install Ubuntu Server rather than Ubuntu Desktop. Moreover, another very good second opinion would be to run a mining os as a test and see how the rig behaves then. Many of them patch drivers for stability and bug fixes. Also often free to test for a single rig.

[mikebzh44]

Hi.

I try to request TRM using the API and Linux command line :

Code:

curl -d '{"command":"summary"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST http://localhost:4028 > summary.json; cat summary.json

summary.json file is created but it's not JSON format :

Code:

  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100   170    0   170    0     0   166k      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  166k

And I have an error :

Code:

STATUS=E,When=1603699097,Code=14,Msg=Invalid command,Description=TeamRedMiner 0.7.15|

What is the correct way to use TRM API ?

Thanks.

[cobaltmdn]

Is it possible to add your email for nanopool using TRM?

Asked the same a few posts ago but it seems no one wants to answer... so bumping it again.

Well, I had hoped someone that was using it and had some confirmed data would pitch in. We pretty much just send whatever the user passes on the command line to the pool, and we have 4096 bytes available for it.

Have you tested what Nanopool writes in their FAQ, i.e. specify

Code:

-u <wallet>.<worker>/<email>

on the TRM command line?

I will test it this weekend and report back:)

Same! I will switch one rig to that commend.

I tested it and it does work. I ran the miner for a while then shut it off long enough to get an email from nanopool.

Yeah! Changed payout on one of my rigs. Works! Thanks =)

[commandera]

guys KAWPOW algorithm mining RVN with amd rig ?
i see at whattomine.com huge power more 300w more than Ethash
anyone mining RVN with AMD rig ?

[kerney666]

guys KAWPOW algorithm mining RVN with amd rig ?
i see at whattomine.com huge power more 300w more than Ethash
anyone mining RVN with AMD rig ?

Kawpow/progpow will always draw significantly more power than ethash, it's in the algo design. So, there isn't much anyone can do but to clock down until you reach power and temp levels you are comfortable with.

[mdog288]

Hi.

I try to request TRM using the API and Linux command line :

Code:

curl -d '{"command":"summary"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST http://localhost:4028 > summary.json; cat summary.json

summary.json file is created but it's not JSON format :

Code:

  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100   170    0   170    0     0   166k      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  166k

And I have an error :

Code:

STATUS=E,When=1603699097,Code=14,Msg=Invalid command,Description=TeamRedMiner 0.7.15|

What is the correct way to use TRM API ?

Thanks.

i am using the following command:

Code:

echo '{"command":"summary"}' | nc localhost 4028 2>/dev/null

[kerney666]

Hi.

I try to request TRM using the API and Linux command line :

Code:

curl -d '{"command":"summary"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST http://localhost:4028 > summary.json; cat summary.json

summary.json file is created but it's not JSON format :

Code:

  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100   170    0   170    0     0   166k      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--  166k

And I have an error :

Code:

STATUS=E,When=1603699097,Code=14,Msg=Invalid command,Description=TeamRedMiner 0.7.15|

What is the correct way to use TRM API ?

Thanks.

i am using the following command:

Code:

echo '{"command":"summary"}' | nc localhost 4028 2>/dev/null

Hi! Yeah, this the most common confusion around our API, which we implemented following the old sgminer API to make existing tools like Awesome Miner immediately compatible. It's not a http-based api but a plain tcp/ip api. If you send the same string over a telnet session or raw tcp/ip socket (like in mdog288's example using "nc") you'll get a valid reply. Your other option is using this wrapper (provided by the community): https://github.com/rdugan/cgminerhttpinterface

We might wrap the JSON version of the API with a simple http server inside the miner at some point, but for now you need to work with plain tcp/ip sockets or something like the wrapper above.

[denialo]

Hello,

is there some built-in switch in teamredminer so i can directly set all fans to e.g. fixed 80% speed please?

or which other utility can i use for this purpose on ubuntu linux for radeon rx 580 ?

Thank you.

[kerney666]

Hello,

is there some built-in switch in teamredminer so i can directly set all fans to e.g. fixed 80% speed please?

or which other utility can i use for this purpose on ubuntu linux for radeon rx 580 ?

Thank you.

We’ll be adding fan control support shortly, most probably in the next release. Meanwhile you can use some tool that supports sysfs fan control, see e.g. https://github.com/grmat/amdgpu-fancontrol.

[denialo]

amdgpu-fancontrol works ... but only for the first gpu.
how can i set it for all 13 please
thank you


#hwmon paths, hardcoded for one amdgpu card, adjust as needed
FILE_PWM=$(echo /sys/class/drm/card0/device/hwmon/hwmon?/pwm1)
FILE_FANMODE=$(echo /sys/class/drm/card0/device/hwmon/hwmon?/pwm1_enable)
FILE_TEMP=$(echo /sys/class/drm/card0/device/hwmon/hwmon?/temp1_input)

[Dowper_]

I am using MSI Afterburner for fan control.

[denialo]

I am using MSI Afterburner for fan control.

on linux ?

[Dowper_]

I am using MSI Afterburner for fan control.

on linux ?

I didn't know you were asking about Linux, sorry.