Remote configuration : Instruct rig to remote reboot, set core clocks, mem clocks, fan control, pool info, and other settings remotely. Extremely lightweight : Works with weakest possible CPU made in the last 5 generations on only 2gb of ram. GPU overheat protection : GPUs will automatically throttle or turn off if they reach temperature thresholds.
Stratum enabled : Automatically configured to mine via efficient stratum. Automatic reporting : Web panel with detailed rig statistics, charts, and event reports. Uploaded by 34ertewfafsdsdf on October 6, Internet Archive's 25th Anniversary Logo. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest.
Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. The fan ramp-up is normal and is not indicative of a crash.
Try a different SATA power connection, it may not be seated properly. Try a different SATA data cable, it may be faulty. Risers must be used for all GPUs. If your motherboard has molex or PCI-E onboard power jacks, make sure to plug the correct cable into them. If your motherboard has two ethernet ports, disable one of them in the BIOS. Follow the guide for Initial Setup. Save changes and reboot. After update, reboot, connect the rest of the GPUs. Provisioning Intel boards If you have an Intel board and have network connectivity issues or are unable to successfully boot with multiple GPUs, follow the below guide: If you have many GPUs, make sure that no GPU is plugged in directly to any 16x slot.
Properly distributing riser power to avoid instability GPUs use a lot of power, and risers must have power balanced properly.
If possible, connect no more than 1 riser per PSU cable. Unplug all GPUs except one, and boot. Update ethOS. Once you are on the latest version of ethOS, run lgaflasher. After it says Successfully Installed Bios , power off your rig. Wait up to 24 hours for ethOS support team to add support for your Motherboard. Try to run lgaflasher again to resolve the issue. Please see the guide below: Do not use this GPU in the gpu0 slot.
Instead, use another GPU. Use a 16x16x ribbon riser in the gpu0 slot. Power off rig. Unplug half the GPUs from risers. Reseat the power and riser connections of the other half. Power rig back on. If the rig starts mining after step 4 , proceed with step 6. Repeatedly add GPUs one by one until the rig experiences the above error again.
If the rig does not start mining after step 4 , then power off, unplug the other half, plug the other half back, and proceed with step 6. Putty is an executable that can be run without installing. Find the IP of your rig. You can find your rig's IP on your ethosdistro. Open Putty and input Rig Information. Type the rig's IP into Host Name. Port should be Click Open. Login to ethOS. When the terminal window shows up, login with username ethos , password live. Begin using Linux. To SSH remotely: Change the root and ethos passwords.
Use show miner to watch the miner log. After your wallet is switched, in minutes, your pool should show mining activity. You can copy and paste your wallet to the pool website interface in order to check for mining activity. Changing or removing your Worker Name To switch your worker name and assign a rack location, follow the below guide. In your config, set loc [worker] newname [worker] is your original 6-digit rigname and "newname" is your new rig name.
Do not add a newname to your wallet like wallet. Do not use very long newname. The maximum length is 8 characters. Do not use the same newname for multiple rigs. Reboot your rig. Using a Pool that Requires Workers, Usernames, and Passwords suprnova Some pools suprnova require usernames, passwords, and workers.
Follow this guide for configuring ethOS to work on these pools: Find your worker name for each rig. You can find out your worker name by looking at the ethosdistro. Login to the pool website. Note: If you use the loc parameter in your config, your worker name will be the loc that you specified. In your config, set proxywallet username where username is your actual pool-side user name that you use to login.
You must use your own link. Press 'Save Changes' and bookmark your private text editor. Make changes to your ConfigMaker. Setting up your ConfigMaker config allows you to manage all of your rigs remotely even reboot. Go to DigitalOcean follow this link to get 2 months free , create an account, then click on "Create Droplet".
Click on "One-Click Apps". Select "LAMP on However, you can also set a static IP on linux itself: Make changes to your interfaces using this as a guide. NOTE : If your rig crashes or hangs after setting overclocks, follow the below guide: Reduce all overclocks to stock settings and reboot. Monitor the rig for 24 hours to make sure it does not crash again. If required, set a less aggressive overclock and continue to monitor the rig. If your GPUs exceed maxgputemp , all mining programs will shut down.
Follow the below steps to reduce the chances of your GPUs overheating: Do not set fan speed on individual GPUs, set globalfan to a higher value. Remove -tt from the claymore flags options, using claymore fan control will break globalfan. Check to make sure there are no broken fans or loose cables in the GPU fans. Move the GPUs around in your rig, make sure that the hottest one has ample spacing for airflow. Physically swap the locations of the coldest and hottest GPUs in your rig, to balance temperatures.
Set maxgputemp to a higher value.
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