Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 108. (Read 703547 times)

here is the diagnostics.

Initialize diagnostics (2)
Starting Diagnostics (30s). Awesome Miner version: 7.3.2
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
nVidia driver version: 441.41
nVidia OpenCL Platform ID: 0
Microsoft VC++ 2013 runtime installed: Yes
Microsoft VC++ 2015 runtime installed: Yes
Starting Mining Software
Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 1
Engine Type: GMiner, Auto Download: True, EnginePath: , Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable:
Executing batch commands : echo Cuckaroo29 %date% %time% >>c:\crypto\AwesomeLog.txt
Sucessfully executed batch commands
Properties: (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: GMiner, IsProfitMiner: True)
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C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\gminer_1_95_windows64_1\miner.exe  -a cuckaroo29 -s stratum.pool.bitgrin.dev -n 3333 -u georgeggg -p x --pers auto -w 0 --api 4028
====================================================================================================
Mining Engine Process started, PID: 4092
> +----------------------------------------------------------------+
> |                          GMiner v1.95                          |
> +----------------------------------------------------------------+
> Algorithm:          Cuckaroo29
> Stratum server:    
>   host:             stratum.pool.bitgrin.dev:3333
>   user:             georgeggg
>   password:         x
> Power calculator:   on
> Color output:       on
> Watchdog:           off
> API:                http://127.0.0.1:4028
> Log to file:        off
> Selected devices:   GPU0
> Intensity:          100
> Temperature limits: 90C
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> 01:17:49 Anti-hacking system detected modification of the miner memory. If you using an antivirus, add miner to antivirus exceptions

====================================================================================================
Unexpected exit of mining software. Possible cause: Incorrect configuration or crashing software
Diagnostics completed

With version 7.3.2 it automatically adjusted. The number of Accepted and Rejected shares you see in the list of miners will only include your pools, not the DevFee pools.

CoinsPerDay = Hashrate * secondsPerDay * BlockReward / (Difficulty * 2^ExpFactor)

Thanks for the update. Please send me the diagnostics output.

how to set this function

Hi all,

What is the formula for Difficulty, Block Reward and Exponential factor?

Thanks

I accidently fixed the problem. I saw that new version of Awesome Miner came out, so I decided to see if it would work with GMiner, so I tried to update, but it wouldn't update, so I uninstalled Awesome Miner and tried to install it again, but it wouldn't install, so I reinstalled Windows 10 and chose the LTSC version that came out recently, and after installing Awesome Miner everything works now, the GMiner launches fine now. So, with Windows 10 LTSC it works, and I had Windows 10 Corporate before, it didn't work

OOPS.. Correction : It worked until I restarted the computer. And then GMiner started exiting with an error again...I tried RIGHT-CLICK -> system tools -> cleanup all downloaded software, but the fresh copy of GMiner still exits with an error

Awesome Miner version 7.3.2

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - Exclude the accepted and rejected shares from the DevFee pools in the total number of shares in the miner list
 ASIC mining
  - Reboot support for Avalon 10 ASIC miners
  - Bulk Edit of property for Avalon 10 on External Miners
 Features
  - Automatic backup of all configuration before upgrading to a new version
 Integration
  - Changed block explorer for BTC to get bech32 address support
 User interface
  - New information icon and tooltip design
 Mining software
  - Bminer 16.0.5
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.2
  - Nanominer 1.8
  - RhMiner 2.2
 Corrections
  - Correction to setting fan speed for nVidia RTX 2000 on Linux

Fixed! You're a legend. Thanks

Please start Gminer with the Diagnostics button in Awesome Miner and share the output with me.

If it's the "anti-hacking" error message from Gminer I will contact them and see what it's about. It looks like it appears at random, although it works fine for almost all other users. There is nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner point of view here as it's Gminer behavior.

If you have any replies or discussions with the Gminer developer already, please forward it to me via PM. Thanks!

Thanks for the update.

Go to the Options dialog, Statistics Provider section:

1) For "Override coin algorithms", click Configure and make sure you don't have any custom algorithm mappings added.

2) Please uncheck "Keep coins even when no longer listed by provider" and save the changes. Go to the Coins tab again and click the "Update now" button. Are the coins showing up with the correct algorithms now?

Older versions of GMiner don't work either, it's not the GMiner that changes version-to-version, it's Awesome Miner. I already posted this issue here before, and the very next release of Awesome Miner fixed the issue, so I assumed that I was heard and the issue was dealt with, and everything worked fine for several updates more, but now GMiner doesn't work again, any version of it. I asked the developer of GMiner too, and was answered that it's not their fault and they cannot deal with every miner management program that launches their miner.

I entered the correct hash rate in the profile and settings, and there is not modified or blue coin in the coin tab.

In the coin tab, in front of the MWC, it shows Cuckaroom29 although, in the pool selection, I selected Cuckarood29 for this coin! Also, if I click on MWC in the coin tab to open the Whattomine website, it opens a page that shows MWC is on Cuckatoo31 not Cuckarood29.
So, for this coin, there are two errors in Awesomeminer.
Both algorithms should be changed to Cuckarood29:
https://whattomine.com/coins/322-mwc-cuckarood29

For Grin, in the coin tab, it shows Cuckaroom29, which is correct, but if I click on the Whattomine option, it opens the Grin-CT31 (GRIN) coin with Cuckatoo31 algorithm not Cuckaroom29!
It also should be changed to Cuckaroom29:
https://whattomine.com/coins/293-grin-cuckaroom29

Can you please go to the Coins tab in Awesome Miner. Does these numbers look fine, given the hashrate configured?

On the Coins tab you can also verify that you don't have any manual property changes to these coins. If the coin name is blue, it indicates that you have modified the coin in some way.

You can also right click on a coin and select "Open calculator on WhatToMine/CoinCalculators". Awesome Miner will then launch a web browser with their web site and you can see if the Revenue in Awesome Miner matches what they report.

Hello again,
I have several mining rigs and in all of them only Whattomine is selected. For Grin and MWC, all of my mining rigs show high values at all times. I took those screenshots a few hours ago, and still showing the same numbers even comparing to the last week.

When I'm looking right now I can see the following:
1) MWC 29 via WhatToMine: Looks good
2) Grin 29 via WhatToMine: Looks good
3) MWC 29 via CoinCalculators: Looks good
4) Grin 29 via CoinCalculators: Doesn't match WhatToMine and doesn't match Awesome Miner, but it's not as incorrect as in your screenshot

#4 was fine when I made adjustments last week after your previous feedback, but I will take another look.

Are you using CoinCalculators as your primary coin source in the Options dialog, Statistics Provider section? Trying WhatToMine could be an option.
Was these incorrect display only temporary or do you still see them?

There can be cases where Awesome Miner needs adjustments for coins, for example in case of new coins, coin forks and so on. Otherwise the values you see will depend on the sources like CoinCalculators or WhatToMine

GMiner has a "feature" where it tries to detect tampering. When you launch Gminer from other applications it can on some systems trigger this tamper protection.

It's unfortunately nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner to resolve this as it's a Gminer behavior. What you could try is to run a little older version of Gminer to see if that works better. You can configure this via the Options dialog, Managed Software section.

Thanks for the suggestion and question.

The original firmware isn't backed up. However, you can at any point download the Bitmain firmware from their web page and install. This makes it possible to revert back to Bitmain firmware if you want to sell your Antminer.

I don't have an answer to your questions, but just wanted to note that GMiner is chugging away nicely here. I'm on AwesomeMiner version 7.3.1 which is using GMiner version 1.96 on the CuckaToo31 algorithm...

...jim

Hello again, thanks for the support.

Grin (Cuckaroom29) and MWC (Cuckarood29) arr still showing wrong profitability amounts. Why this error has happened? Awesome miner profitability was so accurate before!

https://imgur.com/wagg8Iv
https://imgur.com/uFAv1mI