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Well I guess I'll be looking at other alternatives since nobody seems to be able to help, I'm not running a 3080 at stock timings and power usage - that's cray cray.

Unraid is saying there is update to Machinaris, but I see nothing posted here. I'm already running 0.3.1. Please advise.

I can't seem to get the power settings to change anything. I am running a GTX3080 with additional phoenix parameters: -powlim -35 -cclock -200 -mclock +1200 -tt -80 logs show: [96mEth speed: 86.820 MH/s, shares: 59/0/0, time: 0:48 [0mEth: New job #810a28b0 from eth-us-east.flexpool.io:4444; diff: 4000MH [95mGPU1: 78C 90% 337W From what I understand I should be around 230 watts with these settings so they don't seem like they are reducing my power levels at all. edit: I don't think it's passing any of my command arguments through as I also added -tt -100 to set fan to run 100% and it doesn't do that either but seems to run based on temp curve. Really hope someone will step in and help me with this! Please

Is it posible to use SSL for this? I put port 5555 as recommended per flex pool for ssl access to their pool but it won't connect. SOLVED IT: Figured it out: you have to change the pool setting, ie.: "ssl://eth-us-east.flexpool.io:5555". you can't just put the ssl port at the end you have to preface the pool name with ssl://

Is there any way to incorporate this docker with hpool mining? At this point it looks hopeless for someone with my amount of plots to solo mine and the devs have delayed formal pools beyond what I'm willing to wait.

@LaMMiUnder tools/system devices I see no such information. The line for my video card shows this: IOMMU group 24:[10de:2206] 21:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GA102 [GeForce RTX 3080] (rev a1). Where can I find the UUID? Sorry such a stupid question. And when I put the runtime info into extra parameters I get this: root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker create --name='PhoenixMiner' --net='bridge' --privileged=true -e TZ="America/New_York" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e 'WALLET'='deleted for this log report...' -e 'POOL'='eth-us-east.flexpool.io:5555' -e 'PASSWORD'='x' -e 'TT'='75' -e 'TSTOP'='85' -e 'TSTART'='80' -e 'ADDITIONAL'='' -e 'DRIVERV'='20.20' -e 'NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'='10de:2206' -e 'NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES'='all' -p '5450:5450/tcp' --device='/dev/dri:/dev/dri' '--runtime=nvidia' 'lnxd/phoenixminer' Error response from daemon: Unknown runtime specified nvidia The command failed.

A stupid beginner question: but I can't get this running. It keeps telling me "No avaiable GPUs for mining. Please check your drivers and/or hardware." in the setup it asks for the GUID of the video card: is this what I find in system devices between the parenthesis: ie 10de:2206? Also - I put in '--runtime=nvidia' to your 'Extra Parameters' in the Advanced View as per the instructions but it wouldn't even start then so I took it out.

So I'm now on day 3 of trying to sync. I'm up to 226915 out of 358917 but was at around 200000 12 hours ago. My connections show a bunch of 0 or 0.1 down connections and only one which is more at 8.9. At this rate it may take a week or more to sync. I have fiber 500 speeds. I've tried adding other connections via the top tab such as INTRODUCER introducer-va.chia.net as per faq but they aren't giving me anything. Port 8444 is forwarded on my router. Is there a way to delete IPS in the list on the network page that are sitting at zero so maybe it will fill up with others that actually work?

@guy.davis Thanks so much. I clicked "edit" on the docker/machinaris container to add /mnt/user/chiaplotting2 share to container path /plotting2. Unfortunately when I hit save it restarted the docker so I lost my active plots. I must have done something wrong or misunderstood how to add the host shares to the docker container. in the plotman.yaml I added: tmp: - /plotting - /plotting2 Also: # Don't run more than this many jobs at a time on a single temp dir. tmpdir_max_jobs: 4 # Don't run more than this many jobs at a time in total. global_max_jobs: 8 stopped and restarted plotman. Only have 1 plot listed. Doesn't seem to have increased the number ongoing - I understand it may wait a bit on the primary plotting drive but since I have 2 it should start 1 on each drive first and then add the second later, right? If I've got 1 TB plotting, can I run 3 on each drive concurently? Plenty of cores and memory left. Edit: addendum: I also noticed a setting for Upnp = true in the yaml file. I don't run upnp for security reasons but have forwarded port 8444 on my router to my unraid machine. Do I need to change this setting?

first of all, I'm very unsteady on my feet in docker and a total newb to unraid so apologies in advance.... I want to increase plotting speed because I have multiple cores and RAM free and 2 x 1TB NVME drives to plot to. I'm not clear exactly if I edit settings in the plotman.yaml area of the container from the GUI or if I have to stop the container (and therefore kill active plots) to change things. And is there a guide on how to "stagger" plots - I've heard this is best practice. I want to make use of the multiple cores and drives I have sitting idle currently. Thank you very much and this is a wonderful tool!

So nobody answered my VM question - I ended up installing the docker and running now. However I see that folks say you can open another terminal window and run in parallel. If I try to open another terminal window from the "console" at the docker containers menu it says "connection closed." How can I open and run concurrent sessions?

At this point if I have the RAM available, it would appear that running chia in a VM instead of docker is the better way to go, Yes?