I also have one rig with 12 x P106-100s and can't overclock them at all. I run nvoc PXA ver 1.9.6.1 and tried with headless mode on. I have also tried with CHOSN and it runs only in stock rates. I have another rig with 6 x P104-100s and they also run only in stock hashrate. How did you managed to OC those yours P106-100s?

Evening all,

having a bit of trouble getting started.

Error reads:
There is no screen to be resumed matching miner, waiting for miner to load
and repeats about every 5-10 seconds.

Thanks for all you do.

Evening all,

having a bit of trouble getting started.

Error reads:
There is no screen to be resumed matching miner, waiting for miner to load
and repeats about every 5-10 seconds.

Thanks for all you do.

Hello All,
New User, and moderate user of the original nvOC. Thanks for the work. I came here to check it out and see the differences.

Last night i put the current version 6.1 on an Z270-A PRO mobo, with older dissimilar cards to look at/test the overclocking features. After doing some updates (I had updates turned off?) the next screen began to load until i got the following error. I was mining "ETH" in the select coin block.

/home/m1/Resources: line 62: let: \e[0m: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "\e[0m")

Any help would be appreciated, I did take a look at the Resources file, but with my limited knowledge nothing stood out at me in the section mentioned by the error.

Thanks....

I thought of giving it a go and tried this OS and there is no difference at all in my hash rate
using AUTO_OC, on top of that, it has crashed my RIG which was running from past 3 weeks, lost 28 hours of mining.

These guys are absolute bonkers, WTF!! forking an existing established open source nvOC (for what, god only knows)

There is no link to the official source on the OP, at least they added the credits!!

Now what? you rename this OS and start selling it and create your own coin ??

Such a RIP off from the others work! Just like all those filthy token airdrops.

I will switch back to the original version. Hope people understand this mockery and stay away from this filth.

Also heard that there is a BAD BLOOD in this fork!!

PS : Hope we don't see another fork rain 😀

I just downloaded your version (1.9.6.1) to check out... Navigating the settings wasn't super intuitive, but I finally got the hang of it and setting it to remote for SSH made my life much simpler.  I made the following changes:

COIN=ZEC
WTM_AUTO_SWITCH="NO"
WTM_PROFIT_CHECK="NO"
TEMPERATURE_CONTROL="YES"
LOCALorREMOTE="REMOTE"
TEAMVIEWER="NO"
DO_UPDATES="NO"
TELEGRAM_ALERTS="NO"
ZEC_ADDRESS="my address"

I'm particularly interested in the auto OC functionality - I'm also just running it first on a test rig with two 1080TI in it.

I watched the script running in the screen session, it said it was making changes to the mem speed, but when I tried "pxa gpu" in another window, the values weren't changing - is this expected behavior?  I tried the previous version and
it didn't seem to change the power limit, basically it was always at 260w - this one started out at 150w.  As I watch it increase the Core and Mem values, it doesn't appear to have any effect on the miner either - it just cruises along at the same hash rate as when it started.  Am I missing something?

Also, the script does print this error:

ERROR: Error assigning value 50 to attribute 'GPUTargetFanSpeed'
       (m1-desktop:0[fan:0]) as specified in assignment
       '[fan:0]/GPUTargetFanSpeed=50' (Unknown Error).

And the fans (obviously) don't appear to be controlled by the system...

It looks like a cool fork, and I'm looking forward to playing with it more once I understand how exactly it works.  

Ok earlier today I realized my rig was offline and must of been whatever update that got pushed crashed my drive so i downloaded the latest os burned it now I cant get any miner running eth or zec and it seems stuff that was in 1bash is missing

First I would like to thank you again.  I set my max power to 130 watts with auto overclock only mining ZCL.  The first two cards we're set to 120 watt max but the rest stayed at 150. Is it just a matter of tweaking the auto temperature control settings?  I'm running 8 EVGA GTX 1070's.  Also the default ZCL mining pool zclmine.pro is getting me nowhere near what I should and there are plenty of complaints on this board about the pool.