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Re: [ANN] TeamRedMiner 0.4.2 - Cryptonight Thread - High hashrate, Low Power
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kerney666
on 15/03/2019, 22:55:18 UTC
Quote from: pepe000 on March 15, 2019, 10:45:07 PM
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With 0.4.1 was all ok, but with 0.4.2 when i start the miner in get -Auto-detect AMD OpenCL platform 0 and it closes the miner

Hmm. We did rewrite a few things to support mixed Linux rigs with multiple opencl platforms.

Would you mind telling me your os+driver+gpus and your full (anonymized) command line?
I am on Windows 10, 6 x rx570 8gb, driver 19.1.1 and the command line: teamredminer.exe -a cnr -o stratum+tcp://europe.cryptonight-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20580 -u -p x --watchdog_script=watchdog.bat


Well this is a little surprising. If you can try three things for me it'd be most helpful:

  • Run "teamredminer.exe --list_devices" and let me know if it crashes, and if so what the last log line was. Otherwise, paste the full output here.
  • Try adding "--platform 0" to your command line above to disable the platform auto-detection.
  • Try adding both "--platform 0 -d 0" to only run on a single device.

Still the same, the miner crashes.
What is the command line for the log file? (i am new to TRM)

Just so I know we're on the same page, can you describe what you mean by "crashing"? Do you run the miner in a cmd prompt shell so you see all output? Can you paste the output from "teamredminer.exe --list_devices"?

Also, another test: can you run "teamredminer.exe --list_devices --disable_colors"?

Thanks, K

When i start the start.cnr.bat file all i get is:

Auto-detect AMD OpenCL platform 0
Auto-detect AMD OpenCL platform 2

and the CMD window closes

Where can i find the output log file so i can post it here?

That is the first time I've ever seen two AMD OpenCL platforms under Windows. Hence, I'm guessing it's wrong Smiley.

We don't log to file by default, only console. You need to add --log_file=miner.log as an argument in the .bat file. You could also add a single line with "pause" at the end of your start.cnr.bat and the cmd window should remain open waiting for a keypress after the miner exits, allowing you to mark and copy/paste the console output.

Given the output above, it's a little weird it doesn't work if you add "--platform 0" as an argument in the bat file though, hmm.

Another thing that would be most helpful for me is if you could dump the full output from "clinfo" for me. You would open cmd.exe first, then just type "clinfo".