Quote from: davemanet on October 04, 2017, 11:37:36 PM

Is the DAG fix version safe? I remember reading that it can be buggy for people. If I got it running stable is it safe to leave alone or are there things we need to worry about?

For some motherboard it is in deed causing problems !
20% of my motherboard are behaving like bad boys but rest are totally ok.
You should just try one by one and prepare for reflash or have already other pendrive with old image

Quote from: logicassets on October 05, 2017, 02:27:54 AM

Hey Tyatanick... I'd just like to take the time to thank you for your work on successfully rolling out the Core Undervolting feature. THANK YOU MAN! Not only has it extended the long term feasibility of GPU mining, but you have likely saved (with a single update) our planet a PETAwatt hour of energy over the next year alone. BRAVO!!! Grin

No problem, still i admit that i implemented this update too late than i accually could and should, so sorry guys for that !

Quote from: DangerD on October 05, 2017, 03:21:56 AM

No, it's handmade which costs ~5$ =)
Just need to run ping command to it...
I want to switch to smOS, but this stops me...

Then you Should make simple bash script and run it in rc.local

#!/bin/bash
ping something.com
# the -t parameter works only in windows, in linux you dont need to add anything to make it work in a loop.

Quote from: IrenaN on October 05, 2017, 06:55:54 AM

Hi eveyone)
i applied the dag fix, and one of the rigs went off
it wrote "Beta ROCM update completed, reboot in 60 seconds"
now it is off
what went wrong?

This kernel has some problems on some motherboards. It could be it, It could be also some pendrive problems.
Try reflashing with dagfix image from website.
If it wont help then try to reflash with old stable image.

Quote from: peteris-apse on October 05, 2017, 02:01:20 PM

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added possibility to apply dagfix optional update to your rig simply by clicking red icon

so where is it exactly? I broke my eyes searching for it! or I dont have it because I already have downloaded dagfix version?

This update is showing in dashboard ONLY when rig doenst have dagfix kernel and it is RX OS and has at least one GPU connected.
In all other cases this update wont show up ofcourse Tongue

Quote from: crypik on October 05, 2017, 02:57:29 PM

Installed two rigs today and so far update 1128 'if I'm not wrong' has an error the rig doesn't start after update I have to reboot to make it work.

I will look into this thx.

Quote from: ricardomt on October 05, 2017, 06:38:32 PM

Does smOS support Wi-Fi? I have my rigs in a room away from the router and I don't want to be putting holes through walls or wires around the house. I didn't see anything about how you put in your email and start configuring from dash would work if I can't put my wifi ssid and pwd for it, unless first setup has to be done by cable.
I want to move away from Windows, have 2 rigs running 18 GPUs total.

No wifi support . Man i really need to make this FAQ Cheesy

Quote from: Zariche on October 05, 2017, 06:55:35 PM

help me linux does not want to work

Athlon II X2 250 Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P DDR3 4GB 5 GPU Gigabyte RX 570 AORUS simpleminer-RX-v1118-17.30-dagfix

This motehrboard is known as really fucked up - meaning SMOS wont work on this motherboard and i cant help it Sad

Quote from: Chekov on October 05, 2017, 08:21:49 PM

I have installed the dagfix version and everything worked fine. I have 10 rx 580 8gb Armor OC and 1 rx 580 8gb red devil GS and it takes around 1700W with bios modding and core voltage to 860 (~330 MH/s. Now i have a question if it is possible to adjust the mvddc, because i belive that it is mor undervolting possible by reducing the memory voltage too around 900. So how is this possible with smOS? I have done the setting in the miner config, but it didn't worked. What else can i do?

I didnt bringed memory undervolting feature to not make this more harder than it is now.
Accually memory undervolting can save about 1-2 watts per gpu. So i guess it isnt worth it !
Only thing that came to my mind is to make overvoltimg in memory which COULD make memory work more stable on very high overclocking.
Accually i am thinking about this but i still am gathering some more informations.
If you want to mess with it then you could manually edit one script and add static memory undervolting by editing:
root/utils/oc_dpm2.sh file
change line
/root/utils/wolfamdctrl -i $x --core-state $coreState --mem-state $memoryState --core-clock ${coreArray[$i]} --mem-clock ${memoryArray[$j]} --volt-state $coreState --vddc-table-set ${coreVoltArray[$i]} #--mem-state $memoryState --mvdd 950
to
/root/utils/wolfamdctrl -i $x --core-state $coreState --mem-state $memoryState --core-clock ${coreArray[$i]} --mem-clock ${memoryArray[$j]} --volt-state $coreState --vddc-table-set ${coreVoltArray[$i]} --mem-state $memoryState --mvdd 950
Or 1000 or whatevery you want Tongue

If anyone will have results such as "i saved 5 watts with memory undervolting" or "i make it more stable with 100 MHZ more and now gpus is making 0,5MH/s or something - just let me here know and other people.
If this will really make sense then i will implement it. If it will save 1-2 watt then there is no point right ? I am not as much eco friendly - in other case i would not be mining at all Cheesy