Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 26. (Read 703766 times)

I don´t understand things? Ah ok? What things? Give me an example?
You used my description for Zilswitcher and AM, but say i don´t understand things.

You are one of this guys, who can´t handle ETH+Zil in the past, but sure i am one who not understanding something  


Clap in the hands the number 12 zec pool wow - and this say to me - not so big  

Wow and this is why you have so much effort? Sorry but what is a Windows Certified Professional Engineer - its a title nothing more, this will not show your skill.
No one talk about windows and linux server here, i know that nearly all server of the world run on linux - makes it not easier to use for normal people. Do you understand something of my text or you only here to show some of your useless titles? And it is easy to write something here with no proof. No one knows you, your homepage is a joke, as man with your titles, how can it be?

Did you check your homepage? nearly all your miningrigrentals links are worthless, no miner online. All you description is so worthless, only words and not more. And your cool old sayings says only that you can´t discuss. Run away is you solution.

And legendary state here is worth nothing. You only need much post and merits, wow you are legendary. You have nearly no follow on twitter, your discord is a joke but you are so big  

Yes i won in all points, because you have no argument against it. GG

To each their own ...

Most 'Native' apps work well in their 'Native' OS - as long as they are stable and solid.

Which is why I asked in the first place for a Native 'Linux' System - though I would think if a Docker or Snap Container was created for this, it would work reasonably well in all Platforms. Has any one looked into this?

We sold almost all the GPU systems (We were the ones for the shortage of 1080TI Extreme Cards in Australia a couple of years back - apologies for that) and have moved to mainly ASIC systems - predominantly EquiHash ones - Z9Mini, Z11 ad A9++ units so far. Waiting to get the Z15 in stock here. So it would be Nice to see this Package Run Stable in Fedora/CentOS (We use Mainly RHEL based Linux systems).

Thank you for your Kind and Respectful response also.

#crysx #cwi

Talk tough? ...

Not likely!

Positioned (as as SINGLE MINER) against the TOTAL HashRate Capacities of EquiHash Pools - number 9 for ZEN and Number 12 for ZEC.

Then again - no need for proof. We will just shift the hashrate as we see fit. As for the longevity I have in the CryptoIndustry AND the Legendary status here and on other Sites, along with the ONLY CryptoIndustry Company to have ASSETS based in Physical AND Virtual Places - I make My point quite astutely. Apart from the fact that My original Profession was IT NetWork And InfraStructure Engineer turned Consultant on an Eecutive Level - now CryptoTechnologist advisor and Deployment Consultant for some of the Largest Corporations AND Government bodies in Australia. But Hey - who am I to talk about a Windows to Windows Centric Professionals like yourself. Linux runs over 90% of the Worlds Serves, but it's SO HARD to setup as opposed to Windwos Servers - right?

There is an old saying - Never Argue with a Donkey. Silence is the best Policy because a Donkey will always follow the goal of being Right, rather than what IS right.

So I will stay silent now. Please - enjoy your victory on all your points, and how accurately portrayed they are on all levels.

I merely would like to see such Skill in Coding like AweSome Miner actually shows - on a DECENT Platform, rather than the flaky, unstable and hideously inept OS that Windows actually is. How do I know? I USED to be a Windows Certified Professional Engineer. Didn't I mention that? O OK. Apologies once again.

@patrike - apologies to you and all the others on the Thread for interrupting your flow wiht this superfluous and tedious argument over what can only be called a no win situation on My part. Please have My sincerest best wishes if you decide to delete it all if you feel the need to do so.

#crysx #cwi

Sorry but what your are talking is so wrong. Linux is flexible yes if you know how. Linux is easier than windows? In no fucking way - search a random person on the street and speak with normal people about this - every normal person will say that windows is easier. Nearly every person on this planet can handle easy things on windows, but not on linux. Install a driver on windows is only clicking on buttons - and on linux?

And when you are so a tough guy, why you don´t build your own small linux distribution with all needed stuff for AM?
I do the same with windows, and i will build my own linux based on ubuntu in the next months - i must learn more about linux - because it is so easy   as you said

I don´t see a point to use the AM main application on Linux distributions. You say you are using an complete package Browser based - Browser based   what a crap - if you working with big networks, it is always better to use server/client based applications and not this browser shit. Why nowadays all is browser based - this sucks - to much security leaks.

One of the biggest farms in the southern hemisphere? Hmm any proof? I don´t heard about you and you support mainly low cap coins, so this looks not so big.

'Linux' ...

Probably using Ubuntu - and you call it 'Linux' ... No - Linux is the OS and Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS and others are Distributions and builds of 'Linux'.

Linux itself is BY FAR easier and more flexible than Windows will EVER be. Take it from a Miner here that has been doing this for almost 12Years now, and has one of the Largest Mining Farms in the Southern Hemisphere.

Windows couldn't do 1/10th of what 'Linux' does in a heartbeat.

But thanks for your input anyway. C# is a copy and clutter of C++ in many ways that Miscrosoft Fuddles together. Still to this day, it requires MORE resources than C/C++ AND the remnants of a slow cumbersome operating System Called Windows (or at least the Base of Windows).

A Native Fedora/CentOS or Ubuntu/Debian Linux Port would show you how magnificently it proves My point in performance and Flexibility.

Unfortunately - this Wonderful package has no plans to go there, so We will continue using the Package We have, and the Management systems We have currently - which works VERY Well by the way anyway. It would have been nice if Awesome Miner was one of those Packages.

#crysx #cwi

Thanks Patrike ...

We use a different Package, and more of a 'complete' solution and management which is Browser based, but I have always wondered (Yes - I have been around more than 11Years Here - Mainly Lurking) whether your package was EVER going to be ported. It would make sense if you did, but understandably it would probably mean a full rewrite.

I would employ you to create it for Us internally - that is how good I think this package actually is.

#crys #cwi

Definetly works better with Windows. It's easy to understand as AM is probably developped in .net, probably C#. I gave up on linux, too much trouble.

Awesome Miner version 9.4.4 (Development preview of 9.5)

 GPU mining
  - Improved GPU monitoring and GPU clocking for AMD on Linux
 Features
  - Device property trigger adds: ASIC voltage, ASIC additional, ASIC frequency
  - Miner property trigger adds IP address where an IP address or IP address range expression can be used
  - Miner miner property filter adds: ASIC additional, ASIC frequency, Device hashrate
  - Device hashrate trigger adds the property ASIC Device Ideal Hashrate
  - The Information column can display the variables of a miner
 Changes
  - GPU voltage displayed in mV instead of V
 Mining software
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.19.8
  - Gminer 2.98
  - Lolminer 1.51a
  - Miniz Miner 1.8z2
  - Nanominer 3.6.3
  - NbMiner 42.2
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.9.5
  - T-Rex 0.26.4

Thanks for your question. I do understand the benefits of providing a more complete solution for Linux-based mining but there are unfortunately no plans for the near future to provide this.

I agree that it should be corrected. I have been able to make it works only on uBuntu 18... not stable for the moment. Coolbits setting made my display gone away and changing pool/restart/stop make the OS to freeze randomly. I had to put a remote managed switch to shutoff the PSU so the Bios auto restart the computer...

Any Chance ...

That this will be ported to Linux any time at all?

I don't mean 'it works in Linux', because it actually doesn't work in some Distros and not so well in others.

Just curious.

#crysx #cwi

solved

it is fixed
i just unsintalled and reinstalled the intellibreezemaintenance service via new powershell and it works again -  i have no idea why...but anyway...next time i got the problem i will just do the same. until his...is there any way to "reset" all logs so that i have fresh start with logging? the log files i found was very huge allready

Thanks for the update. Although I agree that the worker name setup looks strange, the main issue is a permission problem where the Administrator task to run the mining software fails to register due to "Access Denied".

1) If possible, send me the complete Awesome Miner log in addition to the complete log "C:\ProgramData\IntelliBreeze\IntelliBreezeMaintenance.log". This will give me a more complete understanding of the issue. You can submit the logs here if you want:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/contact

2) Do you have any non-default permissions on your user folder or run any specific security software that could prevent the access?

at first - mining process is running on this machine with installed Awesome miner manager (no remote machine)

i think i see the problem but dont know the cause - there is "-w 164836"
in the miner settings i dont check "add to workername" and in pool settings i have workername.164836 (which is rig identifier in miningrigrentals).
the strangest thing is...i deleted identifier...now i have only workername (norman666) and nothing more...BUT...the log shows again the -w 164836

there must be something like a other config that AM used when i start mining process as admin
i have no entries in the other tabs in "managed miner properties" only general is filled and environment



with workername and rig identifier:

24.05.2022 15:29:04.247 [013] [S ]RegisterTask: Awesome.Execute001 C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Account: Norman
24.05.2022 15:29:04.270 [013] [S ]  Prepare RegisterTask: Awesome.Execute001 C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Account: Norman
24.05.2022 15:29:04.290 [013] [E ]Command: C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Parameters:  --no-watchdog --pci-indexing -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://eu-de01.miningrigrentals.com:3344 -p x -u norman666.164836 -w 164836 --api-bind-http 0.0.0.0:4028, AccountName: Norman
 System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Zugriff verweigert (Ausnahme von HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
24.05.2022 15:29:04.294 [013] [E ]   bei Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler.V2Interop.ITaskFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(String Path, ITaskDefinition pDefinition, Int32 flags, Object UserId, Object password, TaskLogonType LogonType, Object sddl)
   bei Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler.TaskFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(String path, TaskDefinition definition, TaskCreation createType, String userId, String password, TaskLogonType logonType, String sddl)
   bei IntelliBreeze.TaskSchedule.TaskManager.RegisterTask(TaskInfo taskInfo)



without rig identifier

24.05.2022 15:36:52.058 [005] [S ]RegisterTask: Awesome.Execute001 C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Account: Norman
24.05.2022 15:36:52.059 [005] [S ]  Prepare RegisterTask: Awesome.Execute001 C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Account: Norman
24.05.2022 15:36:52.063 [005] [E ]Command: C:\Users\Norman\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\t-rex-0.26.4-win_1\t-rex.exe, Parameters:  --no-watchdog --pci-indexing -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://eu-de01.miningrigrentals.com:3344 -p x -u norman666.164836 -w 164836 --api-bind-http 0.0.0.0:4028, AccountName: Norman
 System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Zugriff verweigert (Ausnahme von HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
24.05.2022 15:36:52.063 [005] [E ]   bei Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler.V2Interop.ITaskFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(String Path, ITaskDefinition pDefinition, Int32 flags, Object UserId, Object password, TaskLogonType LogonType, Object sddl)
   bei Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler.TaskFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(String path, TaskDefinition definition, TaskCreation createType, String userId, String password, TaskLogonType logonType, String sddl)
   bei IntelliBreeze.TaskSchedule.TaskManager.RegisterTask(TaskInfo taskInfo)

Thanks for the feedback. I agree with your point here and you can expect this to be improved in the near future.

Hi,

Please try to start T-Rex as Admin one more time, to make sure there is a recent log file entry with the attempt.

Please send me the following:
1) Remote Agent log file

2) The log file "C:\ProgramData\IntelliBreeze\IntelliBreezeMaintenance.log" from the Remote Agent computer.

Thanks,
Patrik

need to come back with this problem

after t-rex update...i have the problem again and now i cant even solve by reinstalling.

when i uncheck "run mining process with Administrator privileges" t-rex is starting, but stops cause admin needed
wenn i check "run mining process with Administrator privileges" the starting failed

i can run the awesome-start.bat in t-rex folder "as administrator" and it runs

so...what the hell is the problem? the intellibreeze service is running...

Hi Patrike,

i use the activity log and it is nice, but is it possibly to specify the source a little bit? It would be good to show the name of the rule that was triggert. I have many rules for tags, and at the moment i only see - source = rule, typ = miner and action = tags. But showing the rule name make it easier to find a failure for example. I know i can see the rule history with the rule name, but a little bit more information for the activiy log would be nice.

Thanks


Use the HiveOS distribution. It works well with AM, easy and fast install.