I need some help setting up my miner. I have my 290 on the Ubuntu machine. Can someone help me set it up? I don't know the commands to get it running in as I am very new to Ubuntu. Still learning the process and terminal. Can someone help me?

Quote from: srkpvn on February 17, 2014, 11:32:24 AM
pls anyone help me how to set path clpts_x86-64.exe -u 1.pts_1 -p 123 -t 6798 its correct path? if it wrong please tell me how to correct... im using R9 280X

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reason invalid worker username

i dono how to set up... i register in ypool.net i want to add the ypool user name?

-t 6798 means Gfx card no 6798.

You need to change that to -t 0 or -t 0,0 is you only use a single 280X.

pls anyone help me how to set path clpts_x86-64.exe -u 1.pts_1 -p 123 -t 6798 its correct path? if it wrong please tell me how to correct... im using R9 280X

Messages during compilation of program for device 'Tahiti':

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reason invalid worker username

i dono how to set up... i register in ypool.net i want to add the ypool user name?

First, congrats for your  very good work. I think the 2.5% fee helps to motivate ;)

Second, I've ran into an issue with 0.2.2 (Didn't test with previous versions) : I can't launch more than 8 threads inside one clpts, have to launch 2 times. Seems related to the lenght of the command line, when I put more than 8 threads, clpts can't authenticate (showing me a weird one char login).

My login is 8 chars, my password 1 char.

Probably a minor issue but if you can have a look, it's probably a 30s fix ;)

Thank you

Please use the latest version, i.e. 0.1.4 for beeeeer.org and 0.2.2 for ypool.net
EDIT Is another miner running on your computer?

Quote from: NaN on February 17, 2014, 07:26:00 AM
Do you have only one card? Then -t 0,1 will not work. Please try -t 0 -a 1 or -t 0,0 -a 1 and see which setting is faster. btw 1750 cpm is too slow for a 7970. Is the newest miner version installed?

Now I am getting -a is not an option message.

still getting error..  line 71: Method clCreateBuffer (...) for binned data failed (errorcode -61) and i removed the 1 from -t

driver 13.251.0.0

yeah after reading through the thread i thought 1700 was rather slow.

only 1 card.

i downloaded from op.

Do you have only one card? Then -t 0,1 will not work. Please try -t 0 -a 1 or -t 0,0 -a 1 and see which setting is faster. btw 1750 cpm is too slow for a 7970. Is the newest miner version installed?

my .bat is  clpts_x86-64.exe -u xxxxxx.pts_1 -p xxxxx -t 0,1

everything was working fine the past few day until tonight. i was getting ~1750 col/m on these settings.

It means CL_INVALID_BUFFER_SIZE. That should not happen with a 7970. What are your command line options and what is your Catalyst driver version?

Just got an error -61.

Anyone know what this means? It has been running fine the past few days. I have windows 7 running a 7970. My computer rebooted for some reason and then I get the error message now.

Quote from: wsnnwa on February 17, 2014, 03:17:18 AM
I found this guide on editing your bios to undervolt AMD GPU's on linux. Someone should give it a try and share your results, of course know that this is at your own risk. I am extremely busy with my work and school schedule so I most likely won't get to it this week.

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/10/undervolting-in-linux-via-modified-bios/

This is a great article and find but unfortunately it doesn't apply to those with R9 290(x). Perhaps someone will come up with a solution
for those of us with linux + r9 290(x) in the near future. I do know someone that used this mod and it worked great!

I found this guide on editing your bios to undervolt AMD GPU's on linux. Someone should give it a try and share your results, of course know that this is at your own risk. I am extremely busy with my work and school schedule so I most likely won't get to it this week.

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/10/undervolting-in-linux-via-modified-bios/

Quote from: Ykw on February 17, 2014, 01:45:31 AM
I have previously reported some windows updates changed some of the performance of the 0.1.4 version... but I got mistaken by the fact that I am using the second GPU for my monitor... and the AMD driver has a "flaw" (in my opinion...) that when the first card to be detected over the PCIe has no Display adapter connected to the RAMDAC... it does not "turn on the full potential of the GPU"...

I mean if you walk away from a computer and the monitor turns off, why keep things running and wasting energy, it is a brilliant energy saving feature 99% of people benefit from, except miners... you need a dummy plug that will trick it into thinking there is an actual monitor plugged in... I'm assuming your 270 card probably came with a DVI to VGA adapter of some sort, most seem to, you can use the website below and some simple resistors from an electronics store.

http://rumorscity.com/2013/12/06/how-to-create-dummy-plugs-for-your-graphics-cards/

some people who use certain powered risers, won't need this as the pcboard they connector to their cards will have this built in as a feature...