Quote from: qsb5 on July 31, 2017, 04:41:03 PM

Quote from: KokoDuduldu on July 30, 2017, 07:50:10 PM

Quote from: qsb5 on July 30, 2017, 07:42:39 PM

I tried the new image with 8x p106-100 and got 2mh per card. No matter what i do i can't get it to use more than 15W of power. If i unplug all and run just 1 card I got 15mh ish but anything more than 1, hashrate drops down again to 2 with power stuck at 15W even if i overclock and increasd power target to 100+. The exact same setup works flawlessly on Win10 so I am certain that this is on SM OS side. Anyone managed to get it working with multiple p106s?

I run 8xP106-100 and have some problem like you.... but... when i do this:

use winscp login with root/miner1324
edit rc.local
remove # before "bash /root/utils/rclocal.sh &"
reboot

and then run with putty

su miner -c 'bash /root/start.sh'

and now i have 20.9 mh

Total linux noob here >.< mind elaborating further step by step? I've spent 4 hours googling and trying out wincp to no avail Sad

thanks

From Windows you can do it pretty easy. SCP is just a file transfer over SSH.
1. Download this to a Windows machine and then install it. https://tinyurl.com/sshsimple
2. In the new site on the left put in the local IP address of the SimpleMining.net RIG, like 10.1.10.152. Add the username:miner and password:miner or un: root and pw: miner1234
3. If you can't find the IP you can use an IP scanner to find it on the local network.
4. In WINSCP browse the files to find the rc.local file.
5. Right click to edit the rc.local file.
6. Remove # before "bash /root/utils/rclocal.sh &"
7. Reboot

At this point the miner should be mining if you have your web config updated with the mining settings.

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