After some research, I found out that it is caused by drivers incompatibilities with iGPUs. Is there any way to make it work? I don’t really want to connect the monitor to the GPUs and hinder their mining capabilities.
Here’s some remote commands outputs:
> startx (failed, exitcode=1)
- Fatal server error
(EE) no screens found(EE)
> screen -r (failed, exitcode=1)
Must be connected to a terminal.
Mobo: Asrock B450 Pro4
Primary Video Adaptor is set to IGD on the Bios, also updated Bios to latest (4.50)
Did you change your CSM settings to enable on your mobo? It enables legacy only booting, and I cannot boot HiveOS from my SSD without it. Here’s a video with a demonstration for an Asus Z390-P:
Nowadays I control everything remotely through Hive Shell, you just need to have your rig connected to the internet.
Its way more convenient that way, I don’t even bother connecting a monitor anymore or any peripherals at all. Besides, HiveOS runs more stably with integrated graphics disabled, so its a win either way.
Yes, on the ASrock B450 it’s easy to configure, but it does not like the iGPU. I actually have two rigs with the same motherboard configured differently. One performs a PXE boot. The other boots off a USB drive. I’ve tried toggling the CSM settings, the PCIE settings, and the UEFI settings, but it doesn’t help. It simply doesn’t like the iGPU. I have to plug into one of the mining GPU’s to get a screen.