Quote from: rodney2250 on May 12, 2018, 06:11:02 AM

Quote from: iLLNiSS on May 12, 2018, 12:58:01 AM

Perhaps some basic GPIO abilities on the RPI. You could use them to reset/power rigs without the need of a smart plug if end users tie into the power switch or reset line on their mobos.

Do you have a link where I can read about it? Those seem to be 2 slightly different use cases which I would need to implement:
1) switch PSU off-on on rig "failure"
GPIO voltage = 3.3v -> PSU on
GPIO voltage = 0v -> PSU off
GPIO voltage = 3.3v -> PSU on
2) reset PSU on rig "failure"
GPIO burst 0v->3.3v->0

I can't seem to locate much info, but it would need a level converter (theoretically) as the ATX pins are 5V. I just figured it'd be nice to have a watchdog running since some might be using a Pi already for this.

Unrelated to the GPIO, I seem to be having issues getting 2.0 working.

When I view the claymore dashboard, it lists the rig_ids fine and shows how many gpus/etc are installed, but it's not populating any data to the dashboard. The rig-monitor app is running, and it does seem to be communcating with the miner:

Code:

INFO: 2018/05/12 18:08:19 rig-monitor.go:40: New rig monitor job received: miner01,claymore,nanopool,,http://192.168.10.81:3333,6,180,,noplug,,900,70
INFO: 2018/05/12 18:08:19 env.go:46: New environment monitor job received: miner01,claymore,nanopool,,http://192.168.10.81:3333,6,180,,noplug,,900,70

But I see no info on the dashboard.