Mining got stuck after error - yay! found 2 shares at once

[Magadan84]

I faced a few times an issue when mining got stuck but at the same time, power consumption and hash rate were shown as normal mining. But only by analyzing a pool statistic it gets understandable that no mining there for a while. Only restarting helps to continue real mining.
The following message is in the miner log when no mining on the pool.

GPU #0: yay! found 2 shares at once
-- 1:wildrig-multi -- time-stamp -- Dec/06/24 8:15:04 --
-- 1:wildrig-multi -- time-stamp -- Dec/06/24 8:25:22 --
[08:25:22] GPU #1: yay! found 2 shares at once

More details are attached.

wildrig-multi version - 0.41.4
HiveOS - 0.6-227@241127
Radeon RX 6800 XT x2
Pool - eu.evrpool.com:1111
Overclock - Pwr Eff CClk MClk | 157W 0.183 1600 1054
wildrig issue log.txt

[andru-kun]

gpu just crashes, use higher voltage for core/memory for stability. Unfortunately can't help with exact numbers

[Magadan84]

when it crashes it should restart ideally. An alternative option is to show real hashrate = 0, and power consumption needs to be minimal/idle, doesn't it? I have never seen such a wrong representation of crashes and statistics.

[andru-kun]

it should, but I have no idea why it continue to show hashrate while reasults are incorrect(all that "yay! found 2 shares" without real shares found and sent to pool)

[Magadan84]

it should, but I have no idea why it continue to show hashrate while reasults are incorrect(all that "yay! found 2 shares" without real shares found and sent to pool)

Don't rush to answer and draw conclusions, I believe that you can solve this issue or enhance integration with hiveos someday.
Just a kind piece of advice, fee motivates developers to improve the quality, and active issues, especially critical ones, leading to loss of money, motivate users to change a toolset. Good luck.

[andru-kun]

Don't rush to answer and draw conclusions, I believe that you can solve this issue or enhance integration with hiveos someday.
Just a kind piece of advice, fee motivates developers to improve the quality, and active issues, especially critical ones, leading to loss of money, motivate users to change a toolset. Good luck.

Nah, it doesn't motivate, I develop my miner mostly "just for fun", and lately no more fun investigate AMD problems or something :) Anyway, thanks for the report, some day will check that closely. So far better to use different miner in your case.