Quote from: DunePilot on April 28, 2018, 08:00:33 PM

Quote from: vadimtt722

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So I put this in my script

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt --currency intense -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepoolfakecoin.com:7777 -u walletaddressgoeshere -p x

it created the file, I edited the file with PuTTy, now do I have to leave

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt

in my script once I have created it, edited it, and saved it, or can that be removed after you load the miner once to create the file? Leaving it in the script won't make it like redownload/replace the edited amd.txt with a non-edited or something?

For now, I left the script like

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt --currency intense -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepoolfakecoin.com:7777 -u walletaddressgoeshere -p x

and reloaded the miner, a couple cards didn't want to work right so I powered down the system and powered it back up and hash rate went from 5200 H/s to 6811.3 H/s!

Thank you!

Hey my friend. You helped me run two threads in SMOS using xmr-stak-v2.4.3 awhile back.

The above was info you gave me so you might remember me.

Anyways, I have been able to run this great since then. Thank you. I have a new question though. So, I have two rigs and I wanted to swap to a new coin with one of the rigs and the new coin doesn't want to run two threads, the new coin is a different script.
I didn't edit any files or anything I just changed the SMOS script, I put --config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt at the front of the script of the new coin but the miner just crashes and reloads.

My old coin that uses another script looks like this

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt --currency intense -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepool.com:7777 -u fakewalletaddress -p x

So I thought I could do the same with the new coin using a different currency algo but it wont load.

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt --currency sumokoin -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepool.com:7777 -u fakewalletaddress -p x

Now if I remove the --config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt it will work, but it will only use 1 thread, the hashrate is low.

Code:

--currency sumokoin -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepool.com:7777 -u fakewalletaddress -p x

The above script works, but 1 thread/low hashrate.

Is it because I already have a config.txt or amd.txt file and its for a different algo? (intense algo, new one is sumokoin algo)

Do I need to create a new file like amdsumo.txt and edit it and then use the below script?

Code:

--config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amdsumo.txt --currency sumokoin -o stratum+tcp://pool.fakepool.com:7777 -u fakewalletaddress -p x

The errors I'm getting are like this.

'h' - hashrate
'r' - results
'c' - connection
-------------------------------------------------------------------
[2018-05-25 22:26:32] : Mining coin: sumokoin
WARNING: NVIDIA Unable to query number of CUDA devices!
[2018-05-25 22:26:32] : WARNING: backend NVIDIA disabled.
[2018-05-25 22:26:32] : Compiling code and initializing GPUs. This will take a while...
[2018-05-25 22:26:33] : Device 0 work size 8 / 32.
[2018-05-25 22:26:33] : Error CL_INVALID_BUFFER_SIZE when calling clCreateBuffer to create hash scratchpads buffer.
[2018-05-25 22:26:33] : WARNING: AMD device not found
[2018-05-25 22:26:33] : WARNING: backend AMD (OpenCL) disabled.
[2018-05-25 22:26:33] : ERROR: No miner backend enabled.
Miner ended/crashed. Restarting miner in 10 seconds --------------
h

But like I said if I remove the --config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amd.txt or --config /home/miner/config.txt --amd /home/miner/amdsumo.txt then it works fine, no errors, no miner crash... it just uses 1 thread.