Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0

Quote from: uga on July 22, 2018, 03:14:44 AM

Thank you so much for your help - greatly appreciated!
I have run the script:

Code:

cd ~/NVOC/mining
git pull

And it looks like it has run the update.
I had to rename 1bash, 3main and another file in the www directory for the update to generate the 1bash.template and run smoothly.

However, I am still unable to run the miner, I get the following error message:

Code:

/home/m1/NVOC/mining/2unix: line 48: 3572 Terminated
/home/m1/NVOC/mining/2unix: line 31: /home/m1/NVOC/mining/1bash.template: No such file or directory

I then copied 1bash and renamed it 1bash.template, so that I have both a 1bash and 1bash.template, but I still get the issue:

Code:

/home/m1/NVOC/mining/2unix: line 48: 3572 Terminated

Not sure if it matters, but the number before Terminated (above 3572) changes and goes in an increasing pattern.

It actually seems to be an issue I face with the beta version even before I run the script to upgrade to the latest.
I have tried a couple coins, but it has no impact.

Any insight into how to address this?
I am in way above my head here

Thanks guys!

P.S: Also wondering about something: when I look into the miner folder, for some reason I cannot locate a EWBF folder - Not sure if this is normal? I had a look to see if it was perhaps burried into another subfolded in the miner folder but no luck.

Avoid running 'git pull' manually, always use nvOC upgrade command which automatically handle removing conflicts like those you had in some files.
So you have to do:

Code:

cd ~/NVOC/mining
bash nvOC upgrade

Let's say that the previous command updated nvOC to a version which requires a miner update, like the latest changes for Zhash. Then at this point after the command has been executed you have the minimum required version of miners packages ready to be installed.

You can do it by running (from the same directory):

Code:

bash nvOC miners-upgrade

This last command will also check again for further miners updates, it may pull additional miners updates released after the nvOC version you updated to with the first 'nvOC upgrade' command, and it will install all of them and eventually ask you if you intend to compile some of them. If you don't do it no miners update will be applied. Maybe in future revisions the nvOC upgrade command will ask you if you also intend to upgrade miners. At the moment you have to to both.

You can always install miners updates only without updating main nvOC files by just doing 'bash nvOC miners-upgrade' from your nvOC installation path.