Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 267. (Read 703547 times)

Unable to download it from website and AM app.     Perhaps i'm too quick 

Awesome Miner version 5.7.2

 ASIC mining
  - Avalon miners are now supported with two temperature readings (Standard temperature and Chip temperature). The list of miners can be configured to display one of these (see Options dialog, General section). Please review any temperature rules for Avalon miners after the upgrade.
 GPU mining
  - Added a new setting to enable linear scaling of power usages (and power cost) for Profit Profiles. The power usage can be assumed to follow changes to the current hashrate of a miner.
  - Added Nicehash CryptoNightV8 pool
  - List Monero as CryptoNightV8
  - Added algorithm Equihash 210,9
 Configuration
  - A new setting in the Properties for Profit Profiles to enable linear scaling for power usage, to adjust power usage (and power cost) based on the current hashrate compared to the profile hashrate.
 User interface
  - Display of exchange name and exchange volume in the Coins tab
  - Dialog to define pool coin improved to allow selecting if the coin list should be filtered based on the algorithm selection of the miner or if it should include all coins
  - Rename the setting for chip temperature display in the Options dialog, General section, to indiacte that it isn't only for Antminers but also for Avalon miners
 Mining software
  - Added mining software: TeamRedMiner 0.3.3 beta for AMD GPU
  - Bminer 10.5
  - XMRig miner 2.8.1 for AMD, nVidia and CPU
  - JCE CPU miner 0.33a
  - SrbMiner 1.6.8 (updated)
 Corrections
  - Correction to benchmark scenario where batch commands are defined for a profit profile
  - Minor corrections

Awesome Miner includes all coins listed on WhatToMine.com or CoinCalculators.io. Once it's listed with statistics on any of those sites, it will automatically show up in Awesome Miner as well.

The new version of Awesome Miner that is about to be release includes this updated version of SrbMiner 1.6.8. XMR will also be listed as CN8 by default.

Remote Agent for Linux itself doesn't have any specific requirements except bash and screen. The GPU mining software will of course require GPU drivers like you point out.
See also:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086210-remote-agent-for-linux

Since Coinbase just added 0x (ZRX), how about Awesome Miner supporting that?

I have only found four pools for it so far:
Mike.rs Mining Pool
Token Mining Pool
tosti.ro
Wutime's 0xBitcoin Mining Pool

Ok I got it
Options>Statistics Providers>Override coin algorithms>Configure Coin, XMR, algo, CryptonightV8

CN V2 or V8 has forked. XMR listed as CN7 please update.

@Patrike

Also I think the SRB you have on auto download is not the most recent version of 1.6.8. When you download the recent version its to large to upload to remote miner(larger than 100mb)  so has to be done on remote miner.

Just an FYI

Can someone help me to setup Linux to run Awesome miner remote agent? What do I need to run it on Ubuntu 16.04, except GPU drivers? I have a bunch of AMD rigs currently running under simplemining but really want to migrate to AM.

Thanks for letting me know. I've had many requests about adding support for this software so it's high on the todo-list right now.

JCE and CastXMR will be part of the next Awesome Miner release that soon will be made available.

Thanks!

XMR-Stak has only been supported as an External Miner. Earlier it was too complex to setup the configuration for Awesome Miner for this mining software, which is the reason it wasn't supported as a Managed Miner. It might be possible to support in the future.

There are no built-in triggers that can handle the scenario you describe.

It might be possible to resolve with a C# script trigger - but I need to get back to you on this because I don't have any ready solution for it.

Thanks for the feedback.

There is a similar feature you can configure via the rules in Awesome Miner:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000085907-rules-detect-mining-issues-and-automate-tasks
Please see the last two examples on the link above.

I wasn't able to catch exactly what CoinWarz was reporting during this period of time, but I do understand you point about that the end result wasn't correct. There is no specific information in their API's that can inform Awesome Miner about their blockchain sync issues for a specific coin.

In this case I think it was a temporary issue with a profit number in their API.

For all the Yiimp-based pools, Awesome Miner can since a few months ago automatically understand when they make a change from MH to GH reporting for example. This is part of their API reporting these days.

It's no longer part of the main lists on WhatToMine and CoinCalculators. You can probably add the JSON URL for it manually in the Options dialog, Statistics Proviers section.

Can you explain this scenario about Exchanges per coin a bit more?

The concept right now is that you enter a few exchanges like Cred24 and Graviex, and then you will only be presented with the rates for those two exchanges. The use case for this is that you probably only have accounts on a few exchanges and then it doesn't make sense to get exchange rates from the others. This scenario is fully supported.

With a way of defining Exchanges per coin, would that be if you only want to sell your XMR on Cred24 and only ETH on Graviex for example? Or what would the main benefit be of that detailed level of configuration of exchanges?

Thanks!

For those mining Monero:

JCE Cryptonote CPU Miner Update to version 0.33 or later before the V8 fork of 18-October-2018.

Also update to Cast XMR Version 1.5.0. Support for the Monero V8 Network Upgrade which introduces a new CryptoNight variant CryptoNightV8 aka CNv2. The Monero V8 update is scheduled for 18th