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I have a long time regular user who continues to experience this on a once-and-awhile basis. Going through the debug files they sent me, I noticed there was no bestminers.txt. The only time bestminers.txt is remove from build\txt, is at startup, which leads me to believe that his SWARM is restarting, and when it does- At that point it doesn't load miners (generate bestminers.txt debug file).
I have tried to reproduce with many different methods, but have been unable to do so.
I believe it may be a miner that is soft-crashing, and using up resources. I have seen miners that become zombies, and cause havoc as a result because it begins a backup of all software that ques the gpu drivers, but I am posting here in case anyone else experiences, so I can gather more data.
Normally SWARM should restart after enough times "No Miners Found!" is produced.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
: Exception calling "Add" with "2" argument(s): "Item has already been added. Key in dictionary: 'Switch_Threshold' Key being added: 'Switch_Threshold'"
At /hive/miners/custom/SWARM.2.7.8.linux/startup.ps1:40 char:21
+ $parsed.Add($Com, "new")
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
$parsed.Add($Com, "new")
Which means that his arguments had -Switch_threshold twice.
Solution is to output a warning that their is double arguments to the user.
I have a long time regular user who continues to experience this on a once-and-awhile basis. Going through the debug files they sent me, I noticed there was no bestminers.txt. The only time bestminers.txt is remove from build\txt, is at startup, which leads me to believe that his SWARM is restarting, and when it does- At that point it doesn't load miners (generate bestminers.txt debug file).
I have tried to reproduce with many different methods, but have been unable to do so.
I believe it may be a miner that is soft-crashing, and using up resources. I have seen miners that become zombies, and cause havoc as a result because it begins a backup of all software that ques the gpu drivers, but I am posting here in case anyone else experiences, so I can gather more data.
Normally SWARM should restart after enough times "No Miners Found!" is produced.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: