Quote from: mekadeka on February 09, 2014, 02:07:25 AM

Quote from: DanBUK on February 08, 2014, 09:51:59 PM

Suggestion: we move the OC of KnC devices onto a wiki style page, thereby the information can be easily updated, and formed into a readable form. (Unlike ~600 fragments that we all need to interpret and join together each time a new person reads?)

I second this, and I will personally donate a little to someone who gets this done. Some criteria:

It will need to be a top-down guide for lay users.
It will need to include step-by-step instructions.
It will need to include correct order of procedure so that updates and/or configuration won't wipe out anything.
It should include persistent bertmod, enablecores (if needed), wizkid's cgminer,etc.

I would be willing to edit it for clarity, at least for some reasonable amount of time going forward.

Any takers?

Regarding this wiki-style page...how to realize ?

I'll contribute, but I'd prefer to have all donations flowing to those who risked their hw and shared their knowledge with us in order to motivate such people for the next time we might need them. Writing a guide is no work/value in comparison.

I think it was tolip_wen and temen, in case I forgot one please forgive me and stand up.

Quote from: temen on February 09, 2014, 09:55:03 AM

Hi

How it's possible to make script that copies my own cgminer.sh script to /etc/init.d/cgminer.sh on startup?

And how to make script that restarts the miner with like 3 hour intervals? As there has been some downtime with overclocking and unit just shutting down=)

now 500gh/s semi-stable 2 module november saturn, was on during the night. Started clocking each die individually. To make it stable i needed to get rid of those fault 4:s turning up after some time. I think they have timer on them and that causes some overtemp-protection to trigger in after some time.

To have a custom script executed at boot time, you need to modify/rebuild the firmware (I'm going to do so for myself these days as soon as I'm done I'll post it in here how to do it)
Regarding your 3h question, a simple cron job or some kind of loop with sleeps would do the trick in general.