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Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
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Vargor
on 18/03/2018, 12:04:46 UTC

Thanks, I was using 19-1.4 but will try version 19-2.0 now.

Is there a way to mine only certain gpu's?

There is no built-in option to select particular gpu's only yet. The default scripts select all available Gpu's.

For example you could use ETH_EXTENSION_ARGUMENTS="" and supply extra arguments for Claymore miner (consult claymore how to select gpu's), but if you want to mine ethash with gpu's 0-3 and equihash with gpu's 4-7 You would need to supply appropriate arguments to both miners involved and you will need to use individual PL, Core and Mem settings because different algos require different settings.

Hopefully we will implement some simpler settings for selecting particular cards, dual/triple miners and algos in future versions of nvoc

Dont forget if you chose to mine with some GPUs for example in ethminer dont mine with GPU 1 :
 
Code:
ETH_EXTENSION_ARGUMENTS=" --cuda-devices 0  2 3 4 5 6"

You should make some change in watchdog or disable it so it wont catch low utilization.
For example if you disable one GPU, open 5watchdog and find this line
Code:
 if [ $NUM_GPU_BLW_THRSHLD -gt 0 ]

if you disable 1 card change 0 to 1, if you disable 2 cards, change it to 2, it will send some warning but will not restart miner.

Thanks papampi for your help, if I am using ZM miner which file do I need to amend to specify the GPU's to mine?
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Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
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Vargor
on 16/03/2018, 15:58:19 UTC
Hi All,

First off all would like to thank all that are involved in creating nvOC, seems like an awesome piece of software!!

I have just started to use nvOC and after a few minutes of mining the entire system crashes and only a reboot will work.

I am using the Asus B250 mining expert with 13 1080ti's which I have been using without any issues on Ubuntu 16.0.4 for the last few months, however when I try nvOC on the same hardware setup the mining crashes after a few minutes.

I have enabled CSM in the BIOS and also plugged in the monitor to the 16pci GPU.

I have also tried disabling some of options on the 1bash file which I do not need.

So I can carry out further fault finding can someone please advise how I can select only certain GPU's to mine?

Also is there a way to stop terminal from auto-mining when it is opened so I can enter other commands and use terminal as normal?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!!!

Which version of nvoc have you installed? Are you running on latest 19-2.0 Community Release?

The 19-2.0 has option in 1bash to enable or disable auto-mining:

Code:
AUTO_START_MINER="YES"
Change that to NO

19-2.0 has a lot of bug fixes from previous versions.
If you are running 19-2.0 and still experience problems, open guake terminal with F12 and run
Code:
./nvOC report
And post the report here

Thanks, I was using 19-1.4 but will try version 19-2.0 now.

Is there a way to mine only certain gpu's?
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Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
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Vargor
on 16/03/2018, 13:22:06 UTC
Hi All,

First off all would like to thank all that are involved in creating nvOC, seems like an awesome piece of software!!

I have just started to use nvOC and after a few minutes of mining the entire system crashes and only a reboot will work.

I am using the Asus B250 mining expert with 13 1080ti's which I have been using without any issues on Ubuntu 16.0.4 for the last few months, however when I try nvOC on the same hardware setup the mining crashes after a few minutes.

I have enabled CSM in the BIOS and also plugged in the monitor to the 16pci GPU.

I have also tried disabling some of options on the 1bash file which I do not need.

So I can carry out further fault finding can someone please advise how I can select only certain GPU's to mine?

Also is there a way to stop terminal from auto-mining when it is opened so I can enter other commands and use terminal as normal?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance!!!