Or just try out cgminer, it finds all your cards and use them at once.
If you need help running it let me know
If you need help running it let me know
Hi mate,
Just wondering how i would enter any switches into the console for example; -f 0 -v -w 128
Cheers,
Steve.
cgminer.exe -o server -u username -p password -I 9
This line is the most simple as -I 9 is the priority it's something like poclbm's -f 0 so this is the way to start. As
CoinHoarder mentioned u can use different settings for every card separated with commas. If you don't enter priority the default is -I d (Dynamic - good for desktop card = lower rates)
Here is an realworld example of .bat script to run the miner at startup:
Code:
timeout /T 30
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c start /low /d C:\bitcoin\cgminer-2.8.7-win32 C:\bitcoin\cgminer-2.8.7-win32\cgminer.exe -o mtred.com:8837 -u psycho -p 0000 -o btcguild.com:8332 -u psycho -p 1111 -I 9
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c start /low /d C:\bitcoin\cgminer-2.8.7-win32 C:\bitcoin\cgminer-2.8.7-win32\cgminer.exe -o mtred.com:8837 -u psycho -p 0000 -o btcguild.com:8332 -u psycho -p 1111 -I 9
First line is timeout to wait for the system to boot up
C:\bitcoin\cgminer-2.8.7-win32 - this is location of cgminer.exe
The example above uses two pools: mtred and btcguild as a backup pool.
