Pjstaab

Ok, I figured it out. By default the system can't even change clocks at all. I ended up having to set the kernel option amdgpu.ppfeaturemask=0xfff7ffff and once booted with that setting I launch the container with the various flags to change clock, memory, and voltage and it appears to work. Radeon VII, stock memory is 1.00G and 1.80G or something for clock. I can only assume that the voltage is changed too, not sure where to check that. Also the later drivers don't seem to work because of some kernel stuff only in 5.13 and later so you have to use the 6.10 pre-releases, I think. Also also the 21.40.1 drivers have a sleep infinity in the install step so that's why it never gets passed the install step. I've submitted an issue on github for that so hopefully he fixes it quick.

Awesome, well, at least good to know it's not be being dumb. I was poking around your github and noticed that you have a lolminer image too. Any chance of giving that the royal treatment? I get like an megahash better with that compared to phoenix. If not, I might have to take a crack at it when I'm bored.

What do your temperatures look like? Could be overheating perhaps.

I'm not an expert with nice has but does it support just straight eth mining? If you're just gonna mine eth it's probably worth using a different pool.

I'm struggling here a bit. I've managed to get it working and it works mostly fine, I'm just not able to get my card settings, voltage, to change. I think I have the command right. Starting PhoenixMiner 5.6d as uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) with the following arguments: -pool ssl://us1.ethermine.org:5555 -wal mywallet.x -tt -100 -tstop 85 -tstart 80 -cdm 1 -cdmport 5450 -cvddc 965 I've got a Radeon VII and I was able to run it at pretty much stock everything while dropping the voltage and getting ~92mh/s on windows at ~200w. Now I'm getting ~77mh/s at ~240w. Obviously I can't just open the radeon control panel and see what my voltage actually is so I'm at a loss. The fan is definitely working as various negative numbers appropriately set the fan speed.