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Have you been able to overclock with minepeon? If so can you provide instructions/command that is needed

I used bfgminer as the default miner in minepeopn latest 2.5.0 pr1 pre-release, with the same parameters as shown in this thread in the settings page and it seemed to be overclocking to similar rates as in Windows. I don't have minepeon running now, so can't quote the exact command, however I basically copied it from my win settings.

Cheers

Ran minepeon again, using bfgminer as the default miner, and this is the entry in Settings (line added just before the bfgminer command line which was already there)

--set-device antminer:clock=x0981
/usr/bin/screen -dmS miner /opt/minepeon/bin/bfgminer -S all -c /opt/minepeon/etc/miner.conf

You'll need to change the x0981 to your desired clock value as posted elsewhere in this thread.

Cheers

Did you set your clock value to the max. I'm debating should I set it to the max.

No, I did not do that on the minepeon. I tried a higher setting (0A01) on my Win7 rig, but it just had a much higher HW error rate, with minimal benefit in hash rate. I guess that you have to change the resistors as per the U1 manual to get any greater overclocking going without a huge increase in HW errors.

Cheers