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• Announcements

  The latest updates, announcements, and changelogs for PiMP and miner.farm!

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  IMAGE 2.15: Released 2019-10-15 Changes from 2.9.7: Added support for Nvidia GTX 1660/20x0/20x0 and Super series GPUs. Added support for booting in UEFI or Legacy CSM mode using same image. Added KillDisk .exe to the zip for help with imaging issues. Added the following boot parameter to Linux kernel: amdgpu.ppfeaturemask=0xffffffff for new AMD Driver compatibility. Added export GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT=100 to /root/gpuvars to help with older GPUs compatibility. Added more helpful info to the pimpkey validation process. Added support for some Supermicro motherboards. Upgraded linux kernel to 5.0.0. Upgraded amdgpu-pro drivers to 19.30-838629. Upgraded nvidia drivers to 435.21. Upgraded cuda to v10.1.168. Updated amdmemtweak/ohgodatool. Updated Realtek 8812 drivers for some cases where wi-fi is needed for validation. Updated Ubuntu repos to include partner packages. Updated apt to hold kernel updates, for more reliability when upgrading system packages. Updated miner.farm agent to handle new xmrig api. Updated all system packages, pimp software, firmware, and miners to 20191007. Fixed some gputool and minerfarm agent power usage reporting issues. Fixed onboard GPU detection in gputool and minerfarm agent. Find the download on your miner.farm account page: https://miner.farm/account
• Getting Started

  How-to guides and videos. New users welcome thread, installation, setup, commands, and terminology.

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  removed 1601 deprecated claymore-zcash removed 1651 deprecated claymore-dual for amd; merged with 2401 and made that for all.
• Configuration

  How to do the day to day on PiMP: Guides for various miners, and other common questions.

  Enhancements and Modifications

  Overclocking and Power Management

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  This can get very complicated and skirt the edge of dangerous... AMD GPU's do not identify themselves in a unique way. Bus_ID's and GPU_ID's can change... You'd need a way to properly identify what GPU the BIOS is for or run the risk that someone could flash an incorrect BIOS. Good luck and I look forward to what you come up with.
• Miner.Farm

  Remote monitoring and control system: Take your miner management to the next level!

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  hi I haven't done any payment with my pay-pal and there are no " Recurring-style subscriptions" for pimp su.bscriptions
• Rig Showcase

  Builds and installations, photos and guides. Show off your build!

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  I love the night time pics most of all :)
• Troubleshooting

  How to solve problems with hardware, software, and how to fix mining issues.

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  "they mine just fine. it just wont let me adjust the clock speeds" You may have already tried this, but this is one solution that worked for me, start off with one riser and a 1060 gpu plugged in, then see if by running “gputool status” then error goes away. If the error go away, then plug the next 1060 gpu and check again. If all works' then plug in your 580's one at a time, and check again. Another option that worked for me is, If you have a spare ssd, and time of course, might be worth re-imaging to 2.8.6, once key validated and PiMP OS running, don’t update the pimp OS version to latest or run “apt update” nor “apt upgrade”, keep everything to default, then run “gputool —status”, and see if all gpu’s and their current settings are displayed, if not try with again just one 1060 gpu plugged in. Hope this helps, and let us known how you get on. My next thought as a fellow mixed rig user, is are you using in the BIOS settings Gen1 or Gen2, reason being is I had some issues using Gen2 and known for my mixed 1070/570 rig it prefered Gen1. Lastly, once the error is resolved, might be worth looking at phoenixminer.pcfg, as it has 0.65% dev fee, and although it's a "copy" of claymore.dual in many ways, has some performance improvements, and allows miner.farm to display more of the states apart from Power watts, which is being looked at by the dev team. Also, once "gputool --status" displays the AMD GPU states, might be worth using the default "gputool --config" values for the AMD GPU", just in case your own modified values, cause an issue with gputool, might not but trying to cover all bases. Again let us know how you get on, and your not alone :smiley: You could also try removing the current "gpu-config.json" file by running command "rm gpu-config.json", and then re-creating the file by running command "gputool --config". Then once the new "gpu-config.json" file is created, commit it by running again "gputool --config", and see whether the default values for your 1060's are applied without error's like they currently being displayed without any errors for your 3 580's. gputool --reset will also regenerate a new gpu-config.json. Credit: Louis, PIMP OS Support Team
• Crypto Currency Discussions

  Catch up on the latest chatter, on all things crypto currency, coin, and miner related!

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  Banking services platform Cashaa is offering a solution for Indian crypto owners facing banking restrictions imposed by the country’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The service allows users to deposit up to 1 crore rupees (~$141,012) per month to purchase cryptocurrencies. Also read: Indian Finance Minister Answers Crypto Questions at IMF Meeting […] The post Cashaa Launches Banking Solution for Indian Crypto Owners appeared first on Bitcoin News. https://news.bitcoin.com/cashaa-launches-banking-solution-for-indian-crypto-owners/