Because you didn't turn Crossfire off. Removing the cable doesn't turn it off (and you don't need it for Crossfire anyways, it works fine without it) You have to run aticonfig --initial --adapter=all to write a working xorg.conf. Humble gave you bad advice. Also, for the record, 5970s contain an internal Crossfire bridge.

Also, if your DISPLAY is not set to :0, set it to that otherwise my miner won't see all your GPUs.

Why this form is bad for the RPC? Maybe I'm wrong, just do not know the reasons.
In addition, a parameter --port also does not working correctly when the miner converts CLI-arguments in standard form:

Yes, I can forward port or use an address without a path on server-side. But besides that, within the miner parameters is still represented in the kind of a standard URL and double the work, why not make the program more universal and standard? This is not critical, just a possible nice improvement.

For example run proxy on a web-hosting, which does not give access to any action with the ports. This is the first, and probably not very rare use case.

Ugh...
In the first place thank you.
And I'm not complaining about your program, I'm just suggesting a possible improvement. Sorry if it annoys you.

What good is the $COMPUTE? I have a problem with stripping the digit from the $DISPLAY variable, as I'm using it to turn off single cards in my setup, would be nice if there where an easy way to enable/disable single cards by specifying lists of cards on the command line. Actually come to think of it I'll add it myself and file a push request ^^

$COMPUTE is the env variable, like $DISPLAY, that says which cards should be used for computing. SDK 2.3 officially recognizes it, but still uses $DISPLAY when its not set. I assume, eventually, all OpenCL impls on Linux will use $COMPUTE only (or use a much better system that isn't a pile of shit).

I'll look at your branch in a bit.

I see no conflict. GPUs are used for purposes other than bitcoin you know. 5970s are is demand for many things besides bitcoin, not the least of which is games.

check with lspci if you can see the video card

3xxx Radeons can't run OpenCL. You need 4xxx and up.

Has anyone determined whether 11.2 works any better than 11.1?

I currently have 11.2 installed on windows 7 32-bit with a ATI Radeon 5870. It does not work. It just hangs and if I inspect the error I get.

Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:   BEX
  Application Name:   java.exe
  Application Version:   6.0.230.5
  Application Timestamp:   4cddca02
  Fault Module Name:   atiocl.dll
  Fault Module Version:   2.3.451.0
  Fault Module Timestamp:   4cfd9c01
  Exception Offset:   004245d3
  Exception Code:   c0000417
  Exception Data:   00000000
  OS Version:   6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
  Locale ID:   1033
  Additional Information 1:   7f7d
  Additional Information 2:   7f7d4072b1dd0e426b05ec779e23282a
  Additional Information 3:   f860
  Additional Information 4:   f860ea43be1910f329290140707d113d

Hi, I'm running diablo miner but it's just saying "0/0 khash" and never goes up from there
(one 5970 card)


What could be the cause of this problem?