Quote from: hash3r on December 10, 2017, 01:23:10 AM

Quote from: papampi on December 09, 2017, 06:54:57 AM

The new unofficial 19-2.0 is almost ready,
Thanks to Stubo and Leenoox for their awesomeness

So many great additions and lots of bug fixes.
New dstm zm miner 0.5.6, Claymore 10.02, TPccminer 2.2.2, ccmeiner-xevan.
New and improved watchdog and temp control , and so many more ...
New Coins: Electroneum(ETN), Trezarcoin(TZC), Vivo(VIVO), Pirl(PIRL), Altcommunity(ALTCOM)

New 1bash will be posted soon so you can edit and make it ready for the update.

The update will be released in a day or 2
So If you have any suggestions or requests , post before we release it.

Keep calm and carry on mining.

Not sure if this has been discussed previously but I'd like to offer up a script that lets you dim or disable the graphics card LED:

1. Add the following in 1bash, I placed mine after the POWERLIMIT_WATTS setting:

Code:

CUSTOM_LED="YES" #YES NO
LED_BRIGHTNESS=100 #0-100

2. Add the following to 3main, placed after the POWERLIMIT if statement:

Code:

if [ $CUSTOM_LED == "YES" ]
then
sudo nvidia-settings --assign GPULogoBrightness=$LED_BRIGHTNESS
fi

You can run the "sudo nvidia-settings --assign GPULogoBrightness=100" command in Guake to manually change the LED brightness. Adjustment range is 0-100, with 0 being off. I find that anywhere from 5-10 is a nice setting, keeping the LED's completely off made me feel like cards weren't running. The level will default back to 100 on reboot, so just add the script as shown above to automatically set the value when a new terminal is launched.

Big thanks to fullzero and the rest of the community for creating such an awesome mining solution!

I am working on this implementation. I was reviewing the possibilities for LED control, unfortunately under linux this doesn't work on all cards. It only works on some cards that have single color LED (not all, depends on the brand), and doesn't work on any card that has RGB light. Regardless, I will implement it, if it works on your card good, if not... oh well... lets hope nvidia will fix this in future driver releases.