Quote from: leenoox on March 16, 2018, 03:20:12 PM

Quote from: Vargor on March 16, 2018, 01:22:06 PM

Hi All,

First off all would like to thank all that are involved in creating nvOC, seems like an awesome piece of software!!

I have just started to use nvOC and after a few minutes of mining the entire system crashes and only a reboot will work.

I am using the Asus B250 mining expert with 13 1080ti's which I have been using without any issues on Ubuntu 16.0.4 for the last few months, however when I try nvOC on the same hardware setup the mining crashes after a few minutes.

I have enabled CSM in the BIOS and also plugged in the monitor to the 16pci GPU.

I have also tried disabling some of options on the 1bash file which I do not need.

So I can carry out further fault finding can someone please advise how I can select only certain GPU's to mine?

Also is there a way to stop terminal from auto-mining when it is opened so I can enter other commands and use terminal as normal?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!!!

Which version of nvoc have you installed? Are you running on latest 19-2.0 Community Release?

The 19-2.0 has option in 1bash to enable or disable auto-mining:

Code:

AUTO_START_MINER="YES"

Change that to NO

19-2.0 has a lot of bug fixes from previous versions.
If you are running 19-2.0 and still experience problems, open guake terminal with F12 and run

Code:

./nvOC report

And post the report here

Thanks, I was using 19-1.4 but will try version 19-2.0 now.

Is there a way to mine only certain gpu's?