Since I got problems with w10 I decided to give this distro a try and I am very surprised things went so easy, good job at this one!
I use this on a headlesss rig and atm I only know that this rig is running by checking pool URL or loginto it with SSH and using nvidia-smi for checking temps.
I am struggling with administrating, a couple of questions:
1. how can I get the terminal output of the automatic starting process (claymore) over SSH?
2. I configured teamviewer to start but how can I connectto it when I can't see the desktop?
3. On Windows,when mining monero with xmr-stak-cpu I was ableto achive about 200-250h/s with my amd fx6300. on the wolfminer its 100~150. Any tweaking options or possible to change to stak-miner?
keep up the good work!
I use this on a headlesss rig and atm I only know that this rig is running by checking pool URL or loginto it with SSH and using nvidia-smi for checking temps.
I am struggling with administrating, a couple of questions:
2. I configured teamviewer to start but how can I connectto it when I can't see the desktop?
3. On Windows,when mining monero with xmr-stak-cpu I was ableto achive about 200-250h/s with my amd fx6300. on the wolfminer its 100~150. Any tweaking options or possible to change to stak-miner?
keep up the good work!
2: As far as I know: you have to setup teamviewer via its GUI; So you are going to need to connect a monitor for that. Could be wrong about this; I don't use teamviewer myself; so other members would know better than I.
3: The cpu miner is intended to be used in a minial capacity so as to not interfere with the GPU mining. Depending on the GPU COIN you are mining; heavy CPU use will impact GPU mining. I would look at the OP for the cpu client: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1326803.0 for optimal settings.
thx for your reply. on point 3: I mine eth/sia with GPUs and used 4/6 cores on windows. I will try to tweak some settings but I'd like to request this cpu miner for future releases: https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak-cpu
since i'd like to give something back:
I am currently using just 3x 1050 ti GPUs, one is only single-fan multimedia GPU, the other 2 are gaming with some extra power.
I run all of them at clocks 150/1300 stable. I get them to 13MH/s eth plus 280MH/s SIA per GPU @75w.
what I really prefer is setting the power limits to the cards possible lows:
The gaming cards can run at 66w and the multimedia edition even 53.5w limit and they do about 11MH/s ETH 270MH/s SIA still.
to do this individually for your card you can use 'nvidia-smi'. It will show stats like fan speed, temp, usage and power limit. set a power limit with 'nvidia-smi --power-limit=XX' where XX is power limit in W.
If you choose incorrect limit it will show allowed range. this will set limit for all cards, if you want to specify you can do it with '--id=$GPUID' where $GPUID you can find when overviewing with'nvidia-smi'
hope its useful for someone
now I wonder how to tweak clocks with SSH without killing process, editing config and restart terminal session?I can add https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak-cpu
I will add it to the list once I can update the OP again.
The easiest way to do this would be to take a copy of oneBash; rename it, remove everything but the OC settings and implementation. Then you can run that renamed bashfile whenever to change clocks.