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MrPig91 / PSChiaPlotter

A repo for powershell module that helps Chia Plotting
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[Question] Enable Phase 1 Limit logic #108

Closed imClement closed 3 years ago

imClement commented 3 years ago

Hello,

Is there a place where can read more about how "Enable Phase 1 Limit" is working?

Is it applied on all running Jobs or only within the current job? How the "Delay (minutes)" will be affected by the "Enable Phase 1 Limit"?

Thank you very much for your time,

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

Currently the phase 1 limit will only apply to the given Job it was assigned. I have thought about adding a global phase 1 limit, but this has not been put into place.

The delay in minutes will delay the start of the first run of each queue. If you set the delay to 0 it will start each queue when phase 1 has an open slot based on the limit.

Does this answer you question?

kszabok commented 3 years ago

So no Phase 1 overlay with this settings? parallel

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

It will only allow for one phase 1 at a time with those settings.

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

is phase 1 option available yet< i just updated and do not see it?

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

It is available, which version are you on @spazhead13 ? It is in the top of the new job window under the plots / parallel groupbox.

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

it doesn't show up for me?

Screen Shot 2021-06-18 at 2 14 08 AM

i opened administration powershell typed " Update-Module -Name PSChiaPlotter" press "A" for all and reopened "Show-PSChiaPlotter" still not there, how do i tell what versions i'm currently running?

kszabok commented 3 years ago

You can check version in main window summary section

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

Hi, i dont see this either??

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GeoWeb-Pro commented 3 years ago

After you run the command to update does it ask for permission (press Y to update) as that version you have is quite dated

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

yes it does, but i press "A" for all

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

do i have to close all powershell windows before i do the update? cause all i did was close the plotter and leave the normal powershell window open and open an admin powershell window, then i do the update, but i still use the old normal powershell window to restart the plotter

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

i'll try again after the plots finish and this time i'll do a reboot of windows first, then update

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

Yes you will need to close out of the old powershell window and open a new one after doing the update. The old window will continue to use the module it first loaded into the session. You shouldn't need to restart your computer, but it is a good idea to restart your computer time to time, so no harm there.

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

thanks that fixed it!! thanks for your help!