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Doesn't do anything on GTX 670 #94
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I don't know what is the cause of the pb. Sorry SA is at the moment not supported. |
i think I found the source of the issue anyways, because it occurred with other miners (genoil) too: The DAG is now over 2gb so does not fit in the vram of my 2gb GTX 670.
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Hello, same problem with my GTX780, I start Silentarmy, and then nothing after :
I did try to rerun it with -vvv to see more information, I got those line : And nothing after after, like the process did hang or something :s If I then use :
And paste the mining stuff : It does the mining and find solutions ...
So I think that the problem is not the solver itself, but the python daemon somehow lose the process that he is suppose to watch. Does it works with python3.6/linux ? asyncio problem ? Encoding problem ? (Not using utf8 by default) Seems to work pretty well until : |
Well I did investigate a bit more, it appears that the opencl version embedded by Cuda doesn't return a "required information" That fail the following test :
So the sa-solver gets killed. I did comment it out, and it works perfectly :). I guess : You should may be manage stderr in another subprocess or ignore this one. |
Same issue on Arch with GTX 660. Using GTX 970 there is no issue. |
Hi all i am having the same issue with 1080 Ti on Ubuntu. Any solution ? |
Unrelated to this project, but I ended up using ccminer-git from AUR. While I still can't use it with my 660, it's way faster than silentarmy on my GPU. |
I have a 2gb ASUS GTX 670. When running just
./silentarmy
to the donation address on Arch Linux, it gives this output, then nothing:No sol/s or any other progress indication. Are kepler GPUs supported? Only 42% of my GPU memory is in use according to nvidia control panel.
EDIT: The GPU does show up in
./silentarmy --list
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