Yes, currently I have 8 different bash scripts. 2 per miner, 1 per pool. I'm only using 2 pools at the moment. Will probably switch to 3 once I get this figured out, and switching to poclbm might be worth the easy setup of reduncancy.
My cards are overclocked in the bios, so I do not mess with scripts and overclocking.
Currently I just open 8 different terminals and type ./miner0.sh in one. ./mine1.sh into another etc. This starts one miner per terminal and allows me to see their progress.
Yes, kjj, I read that post, but what it fails to mention is the code inside shell_script.sh
And when i tried using the first half of the bash script i found by googling, it would only start one miner in a screen session, which was hidden, so I couldn't even see if it was working or idle. Is there a way to remotely connect to the screen sessions?
So, basically, I'm not sure if he's using the same script of if it's custom.
For most people, the contents of the shell script will just cd intoopt/miners/phoenix or whatever, and run the miner with their args.
For you though, you need a shell script that has 8 lines that look like this:
lxterminal --command="script_to_start_miner_1.sh"
lxterminal --command="script_to_start_miner_2.sh"
etc.
And yes, you can remotely connect screen sessions.
CTRL-A, d will detach a running screen session (if any). CTRL-A, n and CTRL-A, p will cycle through them. If no session is connected, "screen -ls" will list sessions. "screen -r SESSION_NAME" will connect. If the session you want isn't detached, "screen -r SESSION_NAME -d" will detach it, and connect you to it. Also try "man screen".
