I have 3 HiveOS rigs installed and they ran for 10 hours perfectly then they went offline and I can only get them to run for 5 minutes at a time and the synchronously go offline after 5 mins. I’ve even stopped mining on boot up before the 5 minutes but they still go offline. I’ve also put them in maintenance mode and again still offline after 5 minutes. Internet is fine no problems there.
Any ideas? Can I retrieve logs somehow to troubleshoot? Any help appreciated.
K.
Can’t really tell you much based on the information you’ve provided but I can try because I’m bored.
I’d start by downgrading to a version that you remember being stable and then begin troubleshooting. Check the web interface for logs. They are there on the web but also the mobile interface.
Are all three of these rigs plugged into the same power strip or on the same circuit? You might be tripping some fail safe features of your motherboard when your electric grid can’t meet the PSU demand.
Otherwise theres tons of threads on basic hardware troubleshooting here and other places on the internet; I guess thats step one is figuring out if its HiveOS or your hardware. Maybe try posting on reddit as most questions here are very specific to peoples setup which they disclose usually in the plea for help.
Thanks for being bored! 
I thought this might of been a known issue.
I’m new to HiveOS so not alot of experience with but I’m a techie so I can troubleshoot.
When I installed for the first on 2nd Jan 2021 and downloaded the HiveOS from the site the version is actually quite old 0.6-172@201104 - I assume I need to update or is that risky? Know a stable build number? Their definitely not plugged in together as I have 12 x 3 rigs. Power was fine on Windows. Is there a command I need to run to view logs? I know you can run a log command from the menu but I don’t think it gives much info. Any help there be great. thx
Linux uses more electricity per gpu. If you did not change any overclock settings then they are running at default voltages. You are probably pulling too much power. Probably invest in a power meter before you burn your house down. Goood luck.
The thing is their not even mining when this happens. I have them in maintenance mode, I stopped the miners. I did have them on stock for that first 10 hour stint and I know not to trust the power on the web interface so maybe that could be something to consider. In saying that I have a 4th rig that’s not even setup that’s doing the same thing. I actually got smart plugs/w power but the wifi was too far away to pick up - I have these located on a business premises so can’t move it. Going to get an old router and connect to hub to setup a fresh wi-fi in the room their housed. Just need to travel out to them now 
Rule 1 of GPU mining is to not run stock voltage setting on ANY card.
Yeah. Sounds like you’re in the deep end. How did you get here?
Your setup is so complicated and large that nobody here (myself included) will have time to help you troubleshoot, but you may have some equipment that is permanently damaged. You probably need to hire someone who you trust who can do these things for you in person if you want to avoid significant downtime and equipment damage while you trial and error troubleshoot something you don’t seem to know much about.
Myself, a computer programmer, building computers since i’ve been using them (think mid 90’s) took me 8 months to get comfortable with not burning down an office building. I’ve set a motherboard on fire twice, and fried two GPU’s and one PSU.
3 years later; what took me weeks to troubleshoot now takes 2 hours max, usually.
Are they offline on hiveos web app but still mining according to your pool? If so, I’m also encountering the same issue since yesterday
Nope but I did find out what was going on! It was power related - electrician who installed new plug sockets didn’t give 3KW support for each(8 in total) double wall socket! Basically paid to get an expensive extension lead installed! Getting it fixed ASAP. I can run 2 rigs perfectly now just fine tuning them.
Hello I have a small question my rigs do fine for 10hours then it starts to go offline and then reboot
My motherboard is Asus z490-p
GPUs 4x3070 PL 125w + 2x3080 PL 220w
Power Supply 1800 watt 98 eff
Is is a power supply problem or something in the bios settings for the mobo ( Gen 2 is set, above 4gb decoding enabled
Try with just your 3070s only see if it still happens - Basically follow the process of elimination. Add more cards the longer it runs. If you get 1 day uninterrupted for 5 cards it could be a suspected riser issue, power issue etc… alot of reason! But focus on the power as the problem for now. Also try save the logs as I believe they are deleted every time Hive OS boots up.
Good luck!
Hey this is happening to me now man, just happened today. Like it was fine yesterday , then this morning it started rebooting every 10 minutes, and now it just hangs after reboot
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