If you get the bug again, just reboot your rig without plugging a monitor in it.

Having a strange issue with my rigs today.

Card clocks seem to randomly change, in both directions.
Each rig houses 3 5970s running at 725/250, I noticed to my clocks are jumping all over the board. I randomly have on GPU clocked at 820/300 on one rig and on another, 5 GPUs clocked to 725/1000 and the sixth at 750/250. I did not change these clocks and they have never been set to that.

sounds like you overclocked them too much... and your rig/bamt doesn't like it.

reduce your clocks, typically 800/300 works best for all my 5970's...


then try removing the noOCGPUx file:


once done editing your .config, and removing each one of those files...

go back to gpumon, stop mining, start mining.

hope that helps, as it did for me from. (thanks to Spilrow for schoolin me on that :-) ).

Yeah, many of us have had this problem and, as you found out, you mustn't unplug a monitor while BAMT is running. Actually I think it may be a driver issue.

What you may not grok is what that string of punctuation symbols is all about. So I checked through the author's perl scripts. It turns out that if you put appropriate line breaks in and use a fixed width font (which your average web browser does not do, hence the garbling), that's actually a tombstone rendered in ascii art. Because status.pl has died. Geddit?

I don't OC my cards, 800/300 is a fairly high OC. It was just one of those weird things that happens every once in a while with no reason or explanation. Started with fresh images across the farm today.

That helped, thank-you.  I needed to do to this, as well I had to change the cidr_allow from 192.168.0.0/16 to 192.168.2.0/16 in munin-node.conf

Well i ran into a problem and still noob at linux..
one of my miner stop working after 2 months no problems..

I tryed to restart miners..
And i get error message saying i ran out of disk space

I'm guessing this from web logs filling up...
it wont even let me delete something
i get error no space for trash can 

Any idea's..
or should i just wipe the 2g flash with clean copy?


jay

My rig keeps hanging up on me. Have to restart it every few days. Just logged in via Putty, and saw this error:


How do I fix it? Also, what are the commands to restart, and also shutdown linux? I found this command online:
That seems to restart, but I can't find a Shut Down command.

Thanks! Now OCing might have caused this particular error, but my rig still hangs on stock settings. Using an old MSi K9VGM-V