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You can add any other command line arguments you need there, as well. This command will spin up the fans only on this card for a while. (Presumably other display managers have similar facilities to control how they start X, you'd want to check their documentation.) When you reboot, your normal X log file will now have verbose data. For example, if the GPU0 card has a 01:00.0 bus and you want to find it, use the command gpu-fans-find 0. If the worker starts up correctly, it's quite easy to track which card corresponds to which bus. in variants of bourne shell, i.e., sh, ksh, bash etc and quite few other derivatives, you can toggle the verbose mode with command set -x (turn on verbose mode) set +x (turn off verbose mode) you can insert your questionable code segment in between these two commands so that you are not inundated with bazillion irrelevant verbose messages. You can specify the card number, then the fans will start on it. Traceback (most recent call last): File /home/misuzu/Documents/Virtualenvs/. Gpu-fans-find - spin GPU fans from the first card to the last to make it easier to find the required GPU. Be sure to call youtube-dl with the -verbose flag and include its complete output. Nvtool -clocks - show core/mem clocks for all the Nvidia GPUs Hardware Nvidia-driver-update -nvs - reinstall nvidia-settings only In the startup script, it is the responsibility of the user to start a window manager, load X resources, and spawn X clients. However, if a startup script file is found, the -w option is ignored.

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Nvidia-driver-update 430 - download and install latest driver from series 430.* To start an X session using the mwm window manager, enter: startx -m mwm.

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Nvidia-driver-update - update Nvidia drivers Nvidia-info - show extended Nvidia cards info Journalctl -p err | grep NVRM - show recent Nvidia GPU errors, if any Wolfamdctrl -i 0 -show-voltage - show voltage table for AMD GPU #0 Nvidia Wd status - show hashrate watchdog status and log AMDĪmdcovc - show info about AMD cards power supply Timedatectl - show time and date synchronization settings Net-test - check and diagnose your network connection Hello - say hello to server: to refresh IP addresses, configs etc.

Switch miners screens, detach from terminal:Ĭtrl+A, D - detach from screen (miner or agent) to leave it workingĬtrl+A, Space or Ctrl+A, 1,2,3 - switch between screens if you have second miner running and so on Advanced Commands Status / DiagnoseĪgent-screen log - show logs of various parts (you can try log1 and log2) of the Hive agent Iwconfig - show wireless adapters Keyboard Shortcuts Tail -n 100 /var/log/syslog - to show last 100 lines from system log Network Miner log, miner config - selfexplaining System Logsĭmesg - to see system messages, mainly to see boot log

Miner start, miner stop - start or stop currently configured miner obviously Miner - show running miner screen (you can exit from it with Ctrl+A, D)

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Selfupgrade - upgrade from console, same as hitting a button on the web Mc - file manager like Norton Commander but for Linux Agent-screen - show Hive client agent (you can exit from it with Ctrl+A, D)įirstrun -f - ask for rig ID and password again

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