Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 120. (Read 703113 times)

Awesome Miner version 7.2.4

 GPU mining
  - Improved GPU name display for Linux systems
  - Improved Radeon VII overclocking support
 Features
  - User accounts can be configured as either Enabled or Disabled, in order to temporary disable user access to the web interface
 User interface
  - Pool selection dialog for Change Pool and Add Pool operations includes worker name information
  - For Miner Group temperature summary, use the ASIC chip temperature if configured to be displayed in the Status column
 Mining software
  - Nanominer integration improved to display CPU information when mining Monero
  - XmRig 5.3
  - GMiner 1.88
  - SrbMiner Multi 0.2.0
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.10.4

Your settings should be fine, it only uninstall the application itself without any data files.

Patrike, this MS software has 2 ways:
1) uninstall the software which has problem with uninstallation
2) try to fix the problem

If choose the second way it will do something, but will not fix the problem.
If uninstall what will be with the settings? Is it possible to use backup and restore to keep the settings as they are or all settings will be deleted after uninstall?

Please use this tool from Microsoft to force the removal:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed

+1

Thanks. That works.

Patrike, I can't update 722 to 723
Product: Awesome Miner -- Error 1714. The older version of Awesome Miner cannot be removed.  Contact your technical support group.  System Error 1612.

For S9, T9+ and L3+ you have the option to either use 2% mining fee or 3% mining fee. For S17/T17 there are only the 3% option. The firmware with 3% mining fee doesn't require any Awesome Miner license. There are no "2%" option available for S17/T17.

As this firmware is offered as a partnership with a firmware development team, we are not in control of the mining fees ourselves although we do get a part of the fee. For this reason we will never have the possibility to offer a firmware without the mining fee.

Please note that on S17/T17 you can get massive hashrate gains (30-40%) by running this firmware, making it very profitable to run even if there is a mining fee.

The mining fee consist of two pools named DevFee that are running mining in parallel. If your displayed hashrate is 50TH/s using a 3% mining fee firmware, 48.5TH/s goes to the pool you have configured to use. What kind of payout you get from your pool (none, low, very high) doesn't matter for the firmware - it's not taking your payout, only redirecting a part of the hashrate  somewhere else.

Please let me know if you have any more questions on this. Thanks!

What you can do is to open the Properties for an External Miner, Advanced section, where you can enable "Perform reboot operation via web interface instead of SSH".

Now you can use the standard Reboot action (add an action of the type Miner Command -> Reboot) and it will use the web-based reboot.

Thanks for the suggestions and feedback.

3) Yes, this is possible but the exact configuration steps required depends on your router. Awesome Miner isn't involved in the port forwarding, but it will work fine as long as it's configured correctly.

4) You always need Awesome Miner running in order to use Cloud Services - both for monitoring and for performing operations.

Thanks for all nice feedback. Yes, Blackminer profit switching will be supported. It requires some design changes and new development in Awesome Miner.

for people with AM licenses, is there a way to access the firmwares without paying dev fees? and how does that work for those that solo mine? is the dev fee 3% of the time? 3% of the hash rate? 3% of payment - when/if they get paid?

Please add "Reboot via web" as an Action in Rules for Antminer.

patrike hi.
i check  something, i install new hive and awesome, overclok work fine,but before 2-3 restarts,attach screenshots
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LJHDW2HF-vaLNYp6Ztyo_ve6HvhjJNVM
check "clock fail" screenshot, also there are a couple of errors with actual payot


i found oveclock solution
just  every system start
service-stop.sh
service-start.sh

2. 
You can add https://github.com/NoncerPro/Kadena/releases

3.
I also tried to configure port forwarding for local web server. in external ip. this is possible ?

4.

I have a question once once I paid for cloud service. but for control it was absolutely necessary to keep the main pc on, now has something changed?


Happy new year !!!



update ::::

workaround for lack of overclocking on linux
cd awesomeminer-remoteagent
nano  script.sh
paste

sleep 10
systemctl stop  awesome
sleep 3
systemctl start awesome


sudo nano /etc/rc.local

paste before "exit 0"

/home/user/awesomeminer-remoteagent/script.sh

p.s   
correction found, which means the problem is definitely there

Hi Patrike,

Thanks for confirming that you are still looking at this with the Blackminers F1 devices, would be great if this can be done.

@moppidoo,

I've passed on all the info for the API calls and config structure for the F1 miners to Patrike, hopefully we will see something that can be beta tested in the new year.

Patrike has done a lot with Awesome Miner since version 1, and I must congratulate him on a job well done for all the hard work and time that he has put into it's continued development with suggestions / idea's that have been put forward to him from the vast user base that it has.
Most of the time Patrike has come through with 99% of requests to improve this or add this feature, it's nice to see a developer of a program take his customer base idea's and feature requests and add them.
So, people, please be be patient with Patrike, he's there to help us the best way he can etc ...

Patrike,

Once again, thank you for your continued development of this program.

STSMiner.

Thanks Patrike!

regarding the VPN now that I think about it again, maybe I can just invest in a pair of VPN routers, that'd probably make it less complicated.

Cheers!

Hi again. Thanks, you too!

This isn't supported today, but I see your point that it would make sense to support.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will investigate.

Profit Switching of BlackMiner isn't supported today, but these devices can be monitored by Awesome Miner. I've promised another user (@STSMiner) to look into the profit switching for these miners.

It's actually more the BlackMiner that doesn't support the standard pool prioritize commands and this is what the External Profit Switcher requires from an ASIC/FPGA in order to work. Awesome Miner would have to use SSH to reconfigure the pools and algorithms of this miner in order to do profit switching.

The typical way to add FPGA/ASIC miners is to use the Network Scan feature (via New Miner button in the toolbar) and scan for Cgminer using an IP address range. With the VPN connection, I assume it's possible for Awesome Miner to access these miners with a unique IP address for each miner?

Awesome Miner Version 7.2.3

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - Improved unlock support for Bitmain firmware for Antminer S17/T17
  - Awesome Miner Antminer firmware 0.9.6 is available for S17 and T17. As this is also a preview version, the overclocking must be made via the Antminer web interface, Miner Configuration -> Chain Freq Settings. A good starting point for overclocking of Antminer S17: 725MHz, 19.4V to get 70TH/s. For T17: 900MHz, 19.5V to get 55TH/s.
 Features
  - Dynamic update of coin statistics can convert the exchange rate even if specified in other coins than BTC
  - Mining Software Definitions can be updated automatically. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section.
 Mining software
  - Gminer 1.86
  - XmRig 5.2
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.10.2
  - Lolminer 0.9.3
  - TT-miner 3.2.2
 Changes
  - A Managed Profit Miner will no longer automatically start when resetting failed pools for the miner
 Corrections
  - Correction to Gminer Cuckaroo29 algorithm parameter
  - Correction to 2miners pool balance
  - Correction to worker name display in the Information column for a scenario where the main pool is unavailable
  - Correction to Eaglesong algorithm exponential factor for coin statistics

Thanks for the feedback. I will have to investigate some of the point you bring up in more detail, but I will also give a few comments and questions below.

In some cases I also think the features you are referring to are working fine in general, but you have found a specific scenario where it doesn't work in your setup.

I can agree that this may not be the preferred behavior. I've changed it now.

I just tested and it works fine for this coin. Please note that you need to specify a "Map from algorithm" for these multi-coin algorithms. If you enter "Argon2d" here, it will work. This is only required for coins with multiple algorithms.

On the CoinCalculators web site you will find a JSON button/link on each coin page. This is the JSON URL to enter in Awesome Miner. This is required for coins not included in their main listing.

Some coins and algorithms requires a specific "Exponential Factor" to be calculated correctly. WhatToMine doesn't provide this information and Awesome Miner assume 32 by default as it works for the majority of coins and algorithms. For a number of algorithms, Awesome Miner do use a different number.

For this specific algorithm, Awesome Miner didn't have any knowledge and assumed 32 when it should have been 0. I've added the correct number for this algorithm now. It's also possible to manually configure this Exponential Factor in the Properties dialog of a coin.

The FAQ is intended to answer the most common questions I get. If there are some specific area where you think the FAQ or Documentation should be more details, please let me know.

What a number of users are doing is to take an existing Linux mining OS like HiveOS and simply install Awesome Miner Remote Agent on top of it. Then you don't have to spend time installing and configuring GPU drivers. This will also ensure that the setup is correct for overclocking and you will find that Core Clock, Memory Clock and so on also are available.

It's of course also possible to setup a Linux GPU mining system from scratch, but it may be a bit more time consuming to get everything up and running.


The profit is calculated correctly and taking this setting into consideration as it should. I just verified both with and without Actual Payout enabled. Please let me know if you found out a case where it doesn't work.

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions!