Quote from: monck on December 17, 2017, 08:54:53 PM

Quote from: papampi on December 17, 2017, 10:40:03 AM

Quote from: papampi on December 17, 2017, 07:24:38 AM

Quote from: monck on December 17, 2017, 02:47:02 AM

Yes it should be terminated and start again
WTM Auto Switch Logic is :
if ALGO_SPECIFIC_OC="NO", it only restart miner and watchdog (to prevent wdog from catching low util and restart again)
if ALGO_SPECIFIC_OC="YES", it checks coins algo
if algo changed, it restart watchdog, temp control and 3main so specific algo takes effect
if algo not changed, it only restart watchdog and miner

You will see a miner terminated in gnome-terminal when algo not changed, if you check wtm tab you see it started with new command line and you can watch miner output log with:

Code:

~/nvOC miner-log

I have some ideas for next version to show the miner info in a new tab when miner terminated.

Thanks for explanation - the problem is that nothing is restarting after termination neither wtm nor watchdog and miner.
This behavior is on two independant rigs.
At the time I am running without Auto Switch
As I'am a Linux virgin - is there a possibility to give you more information for check?

I made a small change so the terminal keeps showing miner output even after switch.

papampi,
many thanks for your support - functionality is great and miner stays in terminal after coin switch.
But is this also possible for the Watchdog terminal - otherwise don't see whether the Watchdog is running or not?
Watchdog is terminated and not rectivating after coin change.

It is running in the background
In a guake tab run

Code:

~/nvOC wdog-log