No WU for a long time. Stacked

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Ibringapples
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Re: No WU for a long time. Stacked

Post by Ibringapples »

ajm wrote:It looks like the drivers and OpenCL are not installed (correctly). See https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/10 ... lding-rig/
I'll take a look, but I'm upgrading now to Ubuntu 20.04 I hope can works well the instructions you sent me.
Install CLinfo and run it to ensure that the OpenCL Drivers are installed


sudo apt install clinfo
clinfo
Install the OpenCL Development Package anyway:


sudo apt install ocl-icd-opencl-dev
and restart the computer


sudo shutdown -r now
You may want to uninstall FAH before that, and reinstall it afterwards.[/quote]

You mean, uninstall FAH install (one more time Nvidia drivers) and OpenGL and after that, re install FAH, do I am right?


By the way, do you know how to pass this flags to the FAH

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FAHClient --client-threads=6 --smp=true --cpus=6
Many thanks in advance :)
ajm
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Re: No WU for a long time. Stacked

Post by ajm »

Ibringapples wrote:You mean, uninstall FAH install (one more time Nvidia drivers) and OpenGL and after that, re install FAH, do I am right?
Yes, it will be safer that way.

Ibringapples wrote:By the way, do you know how to pass this flags to the FAH

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FAHClient --client-threads=6 --smp=true --cpus=6
Many thanks in advance :)
If you follow the instructions above (https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/10 ... lding-rig/ ), FAH will be installed as a service and you'll have Fahcontrol, too, which is a more convenient and safe way to configure the client.
Otherwise, you can simply edit config.xml in /etc/fahclient
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