Really can't wait for my rig to arrive now.
Topic: [ANN] CryptoSwitcher - Automatically mine the best coin. - page 11. (Read 95412 times)
This is so awesome!!
Really can't wait for my rig to arrive now.
Really can't wait for my rig to arrive now.
This might be really useful, I'm tired of checking the charts every day to decide myself. I already have my own scripts to switch configs and restart all rigs, so it sounds like a simple plug-n-play job! That auto-selling feature sounds especially interesting. I guess auto-withdrawal is not supported yet?
EDIT: There are config options gkeypersec for vanity mining speed and ghashpersec for BTC mining speed, but no option for LTC mining speed. Is the default 1MH/s -> 1kH/s ratio assumed?
EDIT: There are config options gkeypersec for vanity mining speed and ghashpersec for BTC mining speed, but no option for LTC mining speed. Is the default 1MH/s -> 1kH/s ratio assumed?
Again, thanks to a CoinChoose update, MinCoin has now joined the party.
This is pretty cool. I was just thinking of doing the exact same thing. I'll have to dig in (and possibly contribute) once I get time.
Feathercoin now supported for those using CoinChoose.
Could anyone help me with setting it up?
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
Which OS, and what have you tried so far? What errors do you get?
C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher>cryptoSwitcher.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher\cryptoSwitcher.py", line
5, in
import numpy as np
File "C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher\numpy\__init__.py", line
127, in
raise ImportError(msg)
ImportError: Error importing numpy: you should not try to import numpy from
its source directory; please exit the numpy source tree, and relaunch
your python intepreter from there.
thanks!
I'm afraid I'm not a Windows person (for mining, anyway). Is there an equivalent of pip for Windows, does someone else know?
Could anyone help me with setting it up?
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
Which OS, and what have you tried so far? What errors do you get?
C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher>cryptoSwitcher.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher\cryptoSwitcher.py", line
5, in
import numpy as np
File "C:\Users\Daniel\Documents\GitHub\CryptoSwitcher\numpy\__init__.py", line
127, in
raise ImportError(msg)
ImportError: Error importing numpy: you should not try to import numpy from
its source directory; please exit the numpy source tree, and relaunch
your python intepreter from there.
thanks!
Could anyone help me with setting it up?
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
Which OS, and what have you tried so far? What errors do you get?
Could anyone help me with setting it up?
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
I can't find the dependencies and where to put them
Anyone interested in making a Cryptonit API wrapper for Python? 
Yes - there is one at cryponit. See my site (in my signature).
Sweet app, nice work... !
Btw, are there any Freicoin exchanges though? I haven't come across this coin much. ..
Btw, are there any Freicoin exchanges though? I haven't come across this coin much. ..
Nice!
Bounty for anyone that gets this to work with Vircurex to automatically convert back to BTC...
A blind bounty, you say. Well, whatever you think the changes I've just pushed are worth...
Bounty for anyone that gets this to work with Vircurex to automatically convert back to BTC...
How will this work with something like BAMT? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bamt-version-05-easy-usb-based-mining-linux-with-farm-wide-management-tools-65915
I'd think so, as long as you install python (which might already be installed in BAMT).
Looks neat, will try whenever I get home.
How will this work with something like BAMT? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bamt-version-05-easy-usb-based-mining-linux-with-farm-wide-management-tools-65915
It would be nice if you included a pool failover for each coin.
For example if the profitability was showing litecoin and my rigs switched to that, then if a pool is dead / failing, the rig will switch pools.
For example if the profitability was showing litecoin and my rigs switched to that, then if a pool is dead / failing, the rig will switch pools.
Agreed, I've been thinking about this too and looking into the CGminer API. For now, I can only recommend you have backup pools in your CGminer configuration files, but I realise that for the more exotic coins that's probably easier said than done.
It can be done. I have seen pool switching scripts - Allow your users to update a single config file:
Litecoin Pools:
pool1 - notroll.in -u -p
pool2 - etc etc
Bitcoin Pools:
etc etc...
Following simple logic, allow a user to update his config with all pools he wants - then set triggers
example:
failconnect () //if failure to connect after 60 seconds, switch pool
highstale () //if high stale rate then drop pool
Thoughts?
I would prefer to keep that sort of configuration in the CGminer config files that people probably already have. In addition, you have to restart CGminer to switch from an Scrypt coin to a SHA256 coin, unless I'm missing something drastic in the API, so this is unable to be done purely with a single CGminer instance and the API. I think I know how I want to approach this.
It would be nice if you included a pool failover for each coin.
For example if the profitability was showing litecoin and my rigs switched to that, then if a pool is dead / failing, the rig will switch pools.
For example if the profitability was showing litecoin and my rigs switched to that, then if a pool is dead / failing, the rig will switch pools.
Agreed, I've been thinking about this too and looking into the CGminer API. For now, I can only recommend you have backup pools in your CGminer configuration files, but I realise that for the more exotic coins that's probably easier said than done.
It can be done. I have seen pool switching scripts - Allow your users to update a single config file:
Litecoin Pools:
pool1 - notroll.in -u -p
pool2 - etc etc
Bitcoin Pools:
etc etc...
Following simple logic, allow a user to update his config with all pools he wants - then set triggers
example:
failconnect () //if failure to connect after 60 seconds, switch pool
highstale () //if high stale rate then drop pool
Thoughts?
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