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I'm having issues with the 19-2 test release and network stability. Not sure quite sure what is going on and it has happened twice so far.

My home router will lose internet connectivity after a period of time (12 hours first time, ~5 hours second time) since updating to the tested release. When I remove the wired connections (clients running 19-2) from my router that goes to the rigs the internet will immediately go back online. Not sure where to check for logs regarding this as the entire router (wifi and wired) loses internet connection.

Version:

Code:

nvOC_1bash_ver="v0019-2.0.001" # Do not edit this

Is there a way to downgrade the client without imaging the hard drive/usb?

Your issue can not be update problem as only some scripts changed, but all your old files are stored in /home/m1/backups/old_to19_2

This went on for 6 disconnects total, stumped I sent logs from my router to the manufacturer and fresh installed 19-1.4 on all of the machines that were updated and router has yet disconnected from internet.

It's weird because it wasn't my modem, I'd try the connection from the modem directly and it worked fine but while the rigs with 19-2 on it, the internet would not work at all. Instead it would not work until all of the 19-2 rigs were either disconnected physically from the router or once all of them have been rebooted.

I'm not worried about it, just letting you know or the community (Manufacturer's response was a copy/paste of crap newbie instructions of updating firmware and resetting to factory settings). I'll do a fresh install of version 19-2 when the official version is released on one of my machines and let it go for a few days and slowly update 1 by 1.

I have heard of a similar problem before with Ubuntu:

https://superuser.com/questions/183982/ubuntu-server-9-04-computer-freezes-the-entire-network-periodically

As far as I know, the only "changes" made in 19-2.0 that could be responsible for this are normal Ubuntu updates made in the upgrade script. As such, the next time you try the upgrade, change this line of the script and see if it resolves the issue:

Code:

sudo -- sh -c 'apt update; apt upgrade -y; apt autoremove -y; apt autoclean -y; sudo apt install -y moreutils gawk'

to

Code:

sudo -- sh -c 'sudo apt install -y moreutils gawk'

That will allow you to upgrade to 19-2.0 without updating the underlying Ubuntu OS.

Let us know how it goes.

Hey man, this worked.

I tried another attempt at downloading the 19-2 full release on a few of the rigs, same exact problem happened, they kept taking my router offline. I can have 1 plugged in and that 1 machine will run fine, but the moment I plug in 2 rigs with the ubuntu updates, it'll take the router offline.

Fix -
I put nvOC 19-1.4 back on and then updated them with your suggestion and everything is running smoothly. Thank you

Here's a question regarding telegram. The messages are working fine except that at the very bottom of the message it says:
Critical: *Shows date & Time*
- GPU Utilization is too low: restarting 3 main...

But I login and check the terminal and everything seems to be running fine and no restarts have happened.

This message is popping up at the bottom of every message from every rig online

Run

Code:

~/nvOC clearlogs

to clear old log files