Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 275. (Read 703148 times)

I can't get to work T-Rex as managed miner, it always cut 2 letters from stratum. What is wrong?
It's from the begining when you added t-rex to your software.
Other miners working without any problems.

https://preview.ibb.co/eHLi6p/t_rex.jpg

Second thing as profit switching it works with zergpool or nicehash.

Awesome Miner version 5.6

 ASIC mining
  - All SSH and Antminer operations are supported via the Remote Proxy when using a large number of ASIC miners
  - More fail safe parsing of pool information from Antminers with custom firmware where invalid pool entries are returned
  - Upgrading the version of Remote Proxy via Awesome Miner made possible in the same way a Remote Agent can be upgraded
  - Improved Auto Discovery of miners via Remote Proxy
 GPU mining
  - Benchmark dialog improved to show the hashrate in gray if the mining software didn't have the highest hashrate value compared to other software
  - Benchmark includes power usage for some nVidia based mining software (e.g. ccminer)
  - Remote Agent on Linux can be configured with a password using the command line /setpassword=mypass
  - When mining with EWBF Equihash Miner, the parameter '--pers auto' will no longer be added by default. It will only be added when mining on Zergpool.
  - Additional algorithms included by default, including BCD and Balloon
 Configuration
  - Increase maximum allowed value for the profit switching setting for minimum pool time
  - The Dashboard will by default show the number of ASIC miners in the ASIC section, instead of the total number of ASIC sub devices. To change back to previous behavior, go to the Options dialog, Dashboard & History section.
 Features
  - When using the built-in web interface with multi-user access, the users are now able to change the passwords directly via the web interface (only supported in new web interface). Configurable for each User Group.
  - A User Group can be configured to hide all pool information when accessing the web interface
  - Access the Remote Agent log file via the Awesome Miner toolbar: Tools -> Log File -> Remote Agent log file
 User interface
  - Profit profile Properties dialog improved with new selection options for the list of mining software
  - Display miner API identifier on the summary tab. This is the unique identifier for the miner when accessed via the Awesome Miner HTTP API.
 Rules and API
  - Profit Profile can be set for a miner using the Awesome Miner HTTP API
  - Added Coin Trigger for detecting coin difficuly, network hashrate and exchange rate
  - Added Antminer API Access action to be used by rules
 Mining software
  - Added mining software: ProgPow Miner 0.15 for AMD and nVidia
  - Added mining software: EthMiner 0.16.0 rc1 for AMD and nVidia
  - T-Rex miner 0.6.10
  - Z-enemy miner 1.20
  - JCE CPU Miner 0.32m
  - SgMiner-gm 5.5.5
  - SgMiner-kl 1.0.6
  - PhoenixMIner 3.5d
  - Bminer 10.3
 Corrections
  - Correction to Remote Agent on Linux where the path wasn't set correctly when starting mining software
  - Correction to profit switcher where a change to Sgminer didn't work under certain conditions
  - Minor corrections

Oficial T-Rex 0.6.10
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4432704.0;all

Release notes
0.6.10
Speed improvements: x16r/s, x17, c11, bitcore, bcd, sonoa - 1-2%
Add functionality for setting failover pools in cmd line by specifying -o, -u and -p arguments multiple times.
New cmd line arguments:
    --gpu-report-interval: controls how often GPU report stats are displayed (by default every 5th share).
    --no-color: disable coloured output
    --time-limit: maximum time to mine before exiting the program.
    --quiet: disable GPU stats output
Add ability to change averaging hashrate window and GPU report interval via API or web browser on the fly (without stopping the miner) - see the help file.

Bug fixes:
Hung/freeze issues
Invalid shares on x16r
Long log path issue on Linux
"extranonce subscribe timed out" on suprnova pools

Cosmetic changes:
Showing configured pools upon start up
Displaying colour representation of hashorders for x16r/s
Miner uptime is displayed as part of GPU stats report

I have found a solution for me.
I open the file properties from AwesomeMiner.RemoteAgent.exe and go to the compatibility column, then set -> run as an admin -> press ok. now the remotecontrol start as admin and i can start the new burstminer version without any problems.

patrike

here are a couple of nuances
- When choosing a coin to display at the bottom - Scrolling on the mouse does not work
- The balance through the API ZCL can be taken from here  https://api.zcha.in/v2/mainnet/accounts/
- The new ICO coin https://yadi.sk/d/_2ZrfhxI3WoaXx
- options -> pool -> pool when you press the ENTER key, the window for configuring the pool does not open,
but the OK button of the settings window itself is pressed (for a large change of pools this causes inconvenience)

For the new mining software versions (z-enemy, t-rex), it looks like some of these releases are not published on Bitcointalk or any official web site. For the moment I only include software versions where I'm able to verify the source.

Is Ethminer working fine outside the Benchmark, but during benchmark the miner console window close down right away? Can you find out the command line Awesome Miner used for the benchmark (you need to review the log file to find it).

I will take a look at this one. Thanks for your suggestions.

Windows Task Scheduler should be the correct way of doing it. Is the process starting correctly via the Task Scheduler if you manually select it and perform a Run operation?

In case Windows is unable to perform an upgrade or uninstallation, 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

I've not found the root cause for this issue, but for some users it looks like it's related to when Window Update has been running.

Password protected shares are unfortunately not supported right now.

Yes- BCD will be included in the next release.

Z-ENEMY VER 1.21
From: Dk & Enemy (z-enemy)

IMPORTANT:
For maximum performance make sure you have latest drivers  (ver. 398+)
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx

- Performance and stability improvements, few bugs fixed.
- Added uptime reporting.

Same as with previous release, 32 bit version performs faster in some algos ...


Windows :
Cuda 9.1 x32 : https://mega.nz/#!4fpGQIzS!a-Um87ZUeZCjwKXS2cFD6he7oi68qQLBF8s8xy5HOMg
Cuda 9.1 x64 : https://mega.nz/#!0Oh23IDT!hEC2Ckc9bhTmPBG1M-3Vv4UQpZuPd0BhzcHQHKsxOS8

Cuda 9.2 x32 : https://mega.nz/#!dfYDiAIY!voXidfOkKgSECrDyVNffreBcMZX5TTxhcZSWI7C5TB0
Cuda 9.2 x64 : https://mega.nz/#!UeZXiKaQ!fV0pA5c0aQckSdvVt0gw9OAndD4j8lBNMnPtHyC2Lio

Linux: (HiveOS, PiMP OS , EthOS & Ubuntu)
Cuda 9.0 : https://mega.nz/#!cXZz2AyC!dm0SjL4omW1scVTGczhtJnBMfZE7kvE2tD-1xFsI4fQ
Cuda 9.1 : https://mega.nz/#!JPI3CaZR!fmZWj58QXfDoMGjJhRu9Ta0DR8yxLCcSl2Peyom1Rbw
Cuda 9.2 : https://mega.nz/#!AXAh3KLY!SCtoHBMf4GRi_lUpATBtaAsMPYW2g5aXXAeu3uEhfwE @everyone  FTP:
Linux: (HiveOS, PiMP OS , EthOS & Ubuntu)
http://ftp://radio.r41.ru/z-enemy-1.21-cuda92.tar.gz
http://ftp://radio.r41.ru/z-enemy-1.21-cuda91.tar.gz
http://ftp://radio.r41.ru/z-enemy-1.21-cuda90.tar.gz

glad you got it sorted.

not sure about intensity, but maybe you can try the --cuda-parallel-hash <1 2 .. 8> (default 4), there are others that sets worksize and grid size too, check --help for more commands

ethminer not running for amd when i try to benchmark it stop it self... any clu for resolve this problem?

Profit Profile -> Customize -> ProgPow in Algorithm checked

It was just that. Everything was fine, but in profit profile I had forgotten to mark it. Sometimes I fool. Thank you very much, I knew you were going to answer me. Thank you.

With everything that I handle in the AM, and had not fallen in that detail, sometimes we all sin of fools.

Can you change intensity to this miner?

Hi Patrike,

+1 for integrating it into AM

The miner is somewhat using compatible commandline + API as XMRig so I could add it to AM as custom software without issue. But reading from the API seemed to have a bit of issue with the hashrate units so far.

eg, mining HMQ1725, API reports hashrate of 5000 kH/s, but AM is reading 5 kH/s FYI.

edit: it applies to tribus, bcd as well (i suspect all) that kH/s are all parsed as H/s

most Yiimp pools are on PROP scheme, and tbh, since you are mining with ASICs that auto-convert to BTC, then there's no need to switch at all unless you take into account of nicehash and other MPOS pools, if not counting MPOS pools (mostly on PPLNS, PPLNT scheme) then something like 5min between NiceHash and the Yiimps are fine I reckon (of course, adjust the switching threshold to your likings too) if you don't want to miss out buyer spikes on NiceHash. It's pointless IMHO to switch between Yiimps (ie, Zerg/Zpool if doing auto conversion and not because one offer a coin that other doesn't that you really want to mine or hodl). Their payouts are wildly estimates and only spreads your earnings and hence extends payout intervals. Failover is ok, but other than that, just stick with one that you trust that is paying more consistently (personal preference).

I hear you. But I do not take a separate coin, and work for example on zpool, zergpool with conversion to BTC. Then what about time?

it depends on the specs of coins you mine (block time) and the pool payout scheme really, no real "best" nor better answer for that.

for example, you can have them as short as possible on NiceHash as long as the switching is fast and almost instantaneous (I have no idea, never owned an ASIC). because it's PPS, and you get paid for valid shares, but if you are mining specific coins on pools that runs PPLNS, PPLNT scheme, then these ones are probably not suitable for frequent swithching. In those ones, you want to probably have switching interval set to multiples of the average block time as per coin specifications. but it really is just trial and error and see what you find is best for you.