Thanks for the reply guys. I was able to enter the bios so no loose memory or power cables for me.
Figured it out. Had to flash my board to the latest bios.
Scary 3 minutes with NO UPS.
For those with same issue on the ONDA D1800, I made a bootable DOS usb stick and flashed using the tool/bios from the ONDA site.
Good luck.
@citronick and other guys/gals with Onda D1800
Hi all. Are you able to run the Onda D1800 with nvOC? Or are you all on windows10?
To run nvoc properly, I think I need to disable the IGD.
I tried to disable the IGD in the bios.
I installed a pcie gpu(gtx1060) on pcie1 slot.
I connected a monitor to the gpu on pcie1.
I powered on, no display on the monitor.
I connected a monitor to the builtin vga on the board, no display on the monitor.
Am I doing something wrong? Help???
see crazydane's config
Rule of thumb:
0. Ensure your board boots, press ON button, listen for beep, if not then reseat DDR3 RAM and ensure all cabling tight and secure
1. Most BIOS defaults at GPU0 for monitor (PCI slot closest to CPU)
2. To use ONDA onboard mobo graphics - you actually need to change BIOS
3. In use smOS or nvOC, no changes required in BIOS to get mining running.
4. Plug monitor at GPU0, save BIOS and let it run.
5. logically Win10 will probably same as above.
6. I use smOS Linux mostly for my rigs - for ease of deployment, except for VEGA/Win10 and older rigs 1080ti Equihash/nvOC