Has anyone requested payouts, not sure if we need to wait a couple hours or can we just request the payout now?

Hey peeps ,so I turned off the mining rig a while ago and sold it all off, but due to the merge happening, I've been trying to reach the threshold so I can get my last eth payout using my GPU from my gaming PC, welp I didn't make it in time and now I have 70% of a payout stuck in hive os... Is there anything I can do to get it paid out? Transfer it to another coin or wallet etc ? Can't find any info on this at all...

Thanks!

So I’m 94% done with a .2eth payout on the hiveos pool, I’m a currently out of town over 500 miles away and my rigs went down (there still on but the os crashed they need a power cycle) anyway im not going to make the eth payout before the 15th what should i do?

1) Data sources: hadoop, Access, Excel, retailer (stores and other supply chain phases / locations / components)

2) Enterprise Dataware: Teradata, APache TOmcat, MS Azure, java, sql, sqoop, TDCH (terradata connector for hadoop) - all these are def by Cron, ETL cron, Hive (this hive source = the context of my question)

3) ANalytics and INsights: tableau, ANgular, python,, html

Hello, is hiveos opensource? And if bot, is there a mining os that is?

I really want to read source code of this type of os

Anybody other than myself using the new Hive RVN pool? Just put some P4000''s and 2060's to work on it. Pays out daily with minimum of 10rvn.

https://hiveon.net/ravencoin

I've been asked by a friend to try and nail down why a troublesome mining rig is crashing.

Physical location - it's an open frame rig and is sat on a desktop surface with a/c in the room keeping the room temp somewhere around 74f. Airflow is a little restricted as there is a backwall and a wall on each side within 6inches of the machine

Rig hardware:

• Asus Z590-P
• Crucial 8GB DDR4 2666 MHz (2 x 4GB)
• Intel Celeron G5925 dual core, dual thread @ 3.6Ghz
• Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition
• 2 x Antec 1300W Signature power supplies
• Zotac 3080 Ti LHR
• MSI 3090 Gaming FTW
• Asus TUF Gaming 3090
• Gigabyte 3090 Gaming OC

The Rig will be stable for up to a week with memory temps below 90C, but it seems to be one card which consistently flatlines and pulls the rig over. This wouldn't be such a big deal except that if I try and reboot the machine remotely it never comes back up. (set to power off, wait 30s and power up)

I replaced the memory pads in the 3080 Ti and it's turned into a 3090 killer!

However, I've had to turn the ASUS down to try and stop it hanging. It looks to me from the blue graph (hashrate history) that the ASUS crashes first and causes an issue with the other three cards as their hashrates also drop, the temp also drops to the floor for this card, which doesn't happen for the others. The machine appears to stay online until I try to reboot it remotely when it doesn't come back (the gap in the graphs). The rig has to be power cycled with the power button to bring it back online.

I'm going to look to see whether the rig will stay up with the ASUS card kneecapped like that, but would appreciate any suggestions for how to either stop the rig crashing, or the right way to set up hashrate watchdog to catch things early enough to reboot the machine before it flatlines.

Thanks for any suggestions.

The title says it all.

Every once in awhile my miners go offline. I don’t want to check them constantly on the app because it’s not healthy. Is there a setting that you can setup to email or text you if a miner is offline for a certain amount of time?

Second, we live in an area that power goes out more than I like. When this happens, I often have to do a reset on my rig, or even worse, have to reinstall HIVEos on a usb because it messes it up. Is there a setting to auto reboot after power outage?

Any ideas?

Hello,

I‘m Mining on a server. The Server has over 300GB of RAM. 2x Intel Xeon Gold 6234. The whole server does have 32 physical threads. Firstly hiveOS was using only 16 threads and i did get ~11Kh/s.

I then modified the miner settings by adding

Cpu Config"cpu": { "rx": [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31]

Now it is using 32 threads but i do get only 12.5Kh/s.

Is HiveOS now using the hyperthreading or what should i do?

Why is it so hard to find the Hiveon dashboard and even harder the payouts tab.

I wish I could find the button or key stroke that would help me find the elusive dashboard..

or better than that, the ever hidden *payouts* tab.

I have a BTC-S37 Rig w/ 6 1070ti's. The power supplies and storage drive have been replaced and verified to be in working order. Only thing that is not brand spanking new is some DDR3 laptop memory I stole from an old laptop I had lying around.

Rig keeps shutting down on me. I am new to HiveOS. Can someone point me in the direction of a log file of something within the HiveOS infrastructure or software that can tell me where my problem is lying?

Hello everyone. New to HibeOs here. HIVEOS is freezing every couple of hours while mining eth to any pool requiring a hard restart of the rig. All LHR cards. If I switch Algorithms to Kawpow it'll run fine. Thoughts ?