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Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 34. (Read 703113 times)

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Hi Patrike,

AM show the average hashrate for Teamblackminer in the performance column instead of the realtime hashrate but only on AMD System. On my Nvidia rigs, it show the realtime hashrate. Can you take a look in it?
In my system with a mix of AMD and nVidia I do see the average hashrate value being reported as the hashrate for both AMD and nVidia. The TeamBlackMiner only reports one single hashrate per GPU so this cannot be resolved in Awesome Miner. I will reach out to sp_ for this.

Ok thanks for the response. I think sp_ will fix  Smiley
legendary
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Awesome Miner version 9.1

 ASIC mining
  - Added support for Antminer D7
  - Added support for additional Goldshell ASIC miners. For Goldshell miners where the standard monitoring isn't available (example: Goldshell ST-Box), configure the External Miner mining software to: ASIC miner (Goldshell Web API).
  - Improved detection of dead head boards on Antminers
  - Remote Proxy can run on Raspberry Pi (ARM) for management of remote ASIC mining sites
  - The default pools configuration in the web interface can be used to specify custom pools without having to be defined first (Only available via the local web interface in this release).
  - The operation to download and open the Antminer kernel log is made available for all Antminers. The feature can be accessed via the toolbar Tools -> ASIC Tools.
  - Updated support for latest Awesome Miner Antminer firmware versions
 GPU mining
  - Managed Hosts can be configured to be excluded from global fan and power control
  - GPU overclocking on Windows will always use Administrator privileges
  - Updated memory clock range for Navi GPUs on Linux
  - SoC clock, SoC voltage and minimum voltage can be set for Radeon 5000-series on Linux
  - Improved compatibility for setting GPU memory voltage for AMD on Linux
 Features
  - Heat map: Use red color to indicate miners offline for a longer period of time. Configurable in the Options dialog, Appearance section
  - Rules: Temperature trigger can use GPU Hotspot temperature as source
  - Mining history export will include current device count and the current number of failed hash boards
  - Information column: Include Remote Host (IP address)
  - Mining history export will include Remote Host (IP address) and MAC address
 User interface
  - Hide tabs for devices (ASIC, GPU, CPU) not relevant for the currently selected miner
  - Update layout of the User Group configuration dialog
 Improvements
  - Performance improvements, especially for large scale mining operations
 Changes
  - The global web permission to enable pool configuration (define new pools and manage existing) has been moved into the permission configuration of each User Group
  - Use of more relevant default permissions for User Groups configured with View-Only mode. Doesn't affect any existing User Groups.
 Mining software
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.19.1
  - Gminer 2.73
  - Lolminer 1.38
  - Nanominer 3.4.4
  - NbMiner 40.1
  - PhoenixMiner 5.9c
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.8.5, including adjustment in Awesome Miner to display hashrate based on the updated SrbMiner-API
  - T-Rex Miner 0.24.7
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.30
  - WildRig 0.31.1
  - XmRig 6.16.2
 Correction
  - Correction to display of temperatures for specific Whatsminer ASIC miners where no chip temperatures are reported (example: M20s). Don't display chip temperature at all instead of displaying 0 C.
  - Correction to display of temperature for Goldshell ST-Box
  - Correction for display of T-Rex miner HW errors
  - Correction to dual mining revenue calculations for GPU mining
  - Correction to setting Default Pools for specific Avalon ASIC firmware versions and improved Default Pools processing
  - Correction to selection of Worker Name in the filter menu
legendary
Activity: 3346
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Hi Patrike,

AM show the average hashrate for Teamblackminer in the performance column instead of the realtime hashrate but only on AMD System. On my Nvidia rigs, it show the realtime hashrate. Can you take a look in it?
In my system with a mix of AMD and nVidia I do see the average hashrate value being reported as the hashrate for both AMD and nVidia. The TeamBlackMiner only reports one single hashrate per GPU so this cannot be resolved in Awesome Miner. I will reach out to sp_ for this.
legendary
Activity: 3346
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is it normal, that in newest Awesome miner firmware i cant set Firmware mining profile anymore? i get "not supported" with first S9 i tried with this new FW

downgrade to 3.8.6 is also not possible anymore?!

whats going on in the firmware section?

and i really still need a hint how to manage Braiins OS+ miners...at least pool config and reboot should work...pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease  Grin
We will very soon release Awesome Miner 9.1 to support the Mining Profile configuration in combination with S9 firmware v3.9.

BraiinsOS is supported for monitoring but the operation support is limited. As most of our users are either running the Bitmain default firmware our the Awesome Miner firmware, these are the two prioritized firmware for Awesome Miner.

In case you can enable SSH on BraiinsOS, can you use this to at least be able to reboot the miner?
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Hi Patrike,

AM show the average hashrate for Teamblackminer in the performance column instead of the realtime hashrate but only on AMD System. On my Nvidia rigs, it show the realtime hashrate. Can you take a look in it?
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is it normal, that in newest Awesome miner firmware i cant set Firmware mining profile anymore? i get "not supported" with first S9 i tried with this new FW

downgrade to 3.8.6 is also not possible anymore?!

whats going on in the firmware section?

and i really still need a hint how to manage Braiins OS+ miners...at least pool config and reboot should work...pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease  Grin
legendary
Activity: 3346
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Version 9.0.9 (Development preview of 9.1)

 ASIC mining
  - The default pools configuration in the web interface can be used to specify custom pools without having to be defined first (Only available via the local web interface in this release).
  - The operation to download and open the Antminer kernel log is made available for all Antminers. The feature can be accessed via the toolbar Tools -> ASIC Tools.
 GPU mining
  - SoC clock, SoC voltage and minimum voltage can be set for Radeon 5000-series on Linux
 Features
  - Heat map: Use red color to indicate miners offline for a longer period of time. Configurable in the Options dialog, Appearance section
 User interface
  - Hide tabs for devices (ASIC, GPU, CPU) not relevant for the currently selected miner
  - Update layout of the User Group configuration dialog
 Changes
  - The global web permission to enable pool configuration (define new pools and manage existing) has been moved into the permission configuration of each User Group
  - Use of more relevant default permissions for User Groups configured with View-Only mode. Doesn't affect any existing User Groups.
 Mining software
 - TeamBlackMiner 1.30
 - WildRig 0.31.1
 - XmRig 6.16.2
 - Lolminer 1.38
 Correction
  - Correction to display of temperatures for specific Whatsminer ASIC miners where no chip temperatures are reported (example: M20s). Don't display chip temperature at all instead of displaying 0 C.
  - Correction to display of temperature for Goldshell ST-Box

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates.
legendary
Activity: 3346
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Hi Patrike, how can be realised a trigger for host system overload on Linux platform like Hive OS ?
Sometimes my rigs with LHR cards on Linux (Hive) show a big LA (Load average) and system hang, only hard reboot help in this situation. Cant find a solution for that, looks like this is a common problem with LHR unlock.
In Hive Web interface user can define a watchdog for high system LA, but in AM i cant find a triiger for that scenario.
Can you please integrate this trigger, where user can compare LA with defined value and then process some action.
Regards
There are no trigger conditions for this today but I will look into adding support for it. Thanks for the suggestion.
legendary
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Hi Patrike, how can be realised a trigger for host system overload on Linux platform like Hive OS ?
Sometimes my rigs with LHR cards on Linux (Hive) show a big LA (Load average) and system hang, only hard reboot help in this situation. Cant find a solution for that, looks like this is a common problem with LHR unlock.
In Hive Web interface user can define a watchdog for high system LA, but in AM i cant find a triiger for that scenario.
Can you please integrate this trigger, where user can compare LA with defined value and then process some action.
Regards



you have a failure in your pool connection stratum1? Why stratum1? only stratum+tcp://

And i would prefer lolminer for LHR cards

If T-Rex support dual stratum - you must write the complete commandline in the commandline parameters.

As I said this was just a try, nor stratum neither stratum1 worked with any pool/miner

Did you ping the server. But the t-rex picture is showing that you have an failure in your commandline.

Ok i checked t-rex miner:

setup your ethermine pool normal with your normal eth address and without zil specific arguments and add the following to your commandline parameters:

--coin eth+zil --url2 stratum+tcp://eu.ezil.me:5555 --user2 "eth-wallet"."zil-wallet".WORKER --extra-dag-epoch 0

Did you click on details in AM and checked the whole commandline? Can you please the commandline from AM here? So that we can check it? And test other rustpool server please.

And did you activate "add to worker name:" in the miner properties? If so, please deactivate it.

It's weird. I pinged all pools and everything is ok with low latency around 15-40ms. However, I just tried adding this line to command parameters of my usual Ethermine pool settings and again - no connection.


try to re-create and re-enter parameter string. Sometimes if you use copy&paste, the invisible characters will be copied too and you see a syntax error......

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
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you have a failure in your pool connection stratum1? Why stratum1? only stratum+tcp://

And i would prefer lolminer for LHR cards

If T-Rex support dual stratum - you must write the complete commandline in the commandline parameters.

As I said this was just a try, nor stratum neither stratum1 worked with any pool/miner

Did you ping the server. But the t-rex picture is showing that you have an failure in your commandline.

Ok i checked t-rex miner:

setup your ethermine pool normal with your normal eth address and without zil specific arguments and add the following to your commandline parameters:

--coin eth+zil --url2 stratum+tcp://eu.ezil.me:5555 --user2 "eth-wallet"."zil-wallet".WORKER --extra-dag-epoch 0

Did you click on details in AM and checked the whole commandline? Can you please the commandline from AM here? So that we can check it? And test other rustpool server please.

And did you activate "add to worker name:" in the miner properties? If so, please deactivate it.

It's weird. I pinged all pools and everything is ok with low latency around 15-40ms. However, I just tried adding this line to command parameters of my usual Ethermine pool settings and again - no connection.

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you have a failure in your pool connection stratum1? Why stratum1? only stratum+tcp://

And i would prefer lolminer for LHR cards

If T-Rex support dual stratum - you must write the complete commandline in the commandline parameters.

As I said this was just a try, nor stratum neither stratum1 worked with any pool/miner

Did you ping the server. But the t-rex picture is showing that you have an failure in your commandline.

Ok i checked t-rex miner:

setup your ethermine pool normal with your normal eth address and without zil specific arguments and add the following to your commandline parameters:

--coin eth+zil --url2 stratum+tcp://eu.ezil.me:5555 --user2 "eth-wallet"."zil-wallet".WORKER --extra-dag-epoch 0

Did you click on details in AM and checked the whole commandline? Can you please the commandline from AM here? So that we can check it? And test other rustpool server please.

And did you activate "add to worker name:" in the miner properties? If so, please deactivate it.
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you have a failure in your pool connection stratum1? Why stratum1? only stratum+tcp://

And i would prefer lolminer for LHR cards

If T-Rex support dual stratum - you must write the complete commandline in the commandline parameters.

As I said this was just a try, nor stratum neither stratum1 worked with any pool/miner
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Activity: 1558
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you have a failure in your pool connection stratum1? Why stratum1? only stratum+tcp://

And i would prefer lolminer for LHR cards

If T-Rex support dual stratum - you must write the complete commandline in the commandline parameters.

Ok i checked t-rex miner:

setup your ethermine pool normal with your normal eth address and without zil specific arguments and add the following to your commandline parameters:

--coin eth+zil --url2 stratum+tcp://eu.ezil.me:5555 --user2 "eth-wallet"."zil-wallet".WORKER --extra-dag-epoch 0
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My config only works for rustpool or shardpool. Why all using ezil for mining zil? Ezil is a eth+zil in one pool.
If you want to mine zil on ezil and eth on ethermine, you need dual stratum connections -> teamredminer, lolminer, srbminer can handle it, but you need many more arguments for the commandline.b (maybe t-rex miner also, but also with more arguments)

Thing is, exactly the same is happening with rustpool and I can't figure out what I missed.



I've tried changing stratum1 to stratum and back, no effect



Also tried Gminer on rustpool+ethermine, it didn't work either.



My objective is to keep T-Rex as it's currently the best for Nvidia LHR cards and Ethermine pool for ETH, ZIL pool can be any. There are plenty of sample configs for HiveOS but none for AM. I'm obviously missing some small detail but what can it be?


From what I can see, there is no concept of specifying your own ETH-mining pool here.

1) The "Pool URL" field in Awesome Miner should be: stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555
2) The "Worker name" field in Awesome Miner should be on the following format, as it's corresponding to the full user name: ETH_WALLET.ZIL_WALLET
3) The "Password" and "Wallet address" fields in Awesome Miner should be left blank.

In case you want to use the "WORKER" parameters as well (optional), you may have to manually add "-w WORKER" in the additional command line.

Patrik, here's what shardpool recommends for Gminer: miner.exe --algo eth --server as1-zil.shardpool.io:3333 --user ETH_wallet.Rig2 --pass [email protected]:4444 --proto stratum 
Since T-Rex also supports dual mining I wonder how to transfer that to AM pool config.
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Yup, been having the same issue here, remote rigs are not seen for a good minute or two, even re-installed the main program and clients and drivers for GPU's, still get the same results.

In my case Patrik helped me to find another active copy of AM on my other notebook, which was causing conflicts and delays. The situation improved after I disabled it. However, BSODs still happen regardless of OC settings, no idea what to do with that.

Also, I'm still having trouble configuring ETH+ZIL dual mining. I re-read sxemini's guide, studied pool instructions but currently my miner (T-rex) immediately connects to Ezil/Rustpool instead of Ethermine and drops connection by timeout. Screenshots are attached, what am I doing wrong?





PS Tried adding following line to extra parameters, same result:  -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555 -u -p @asia1.ethermine.org:4444 -w Rig2 --extra-dag-epoch 0


My config only works for rustpool or shardpool. Why all using ezil for mining zil? Ezil is a eth+zil in one pool.
And you must understand, if you mining over for example rustpool -> it will only connect to rustpool, but you get the jobs from ethermine, because rustpool work as an proxy server.

If you want to mine zil on ezil and eth on ethermine, you need dual stratum connections -> teamredminer, lolminer, srbminer can handle it, but you need many more arguments for the commandline.b (maybe t-rex miner also, but also with more arguments)

There are so many ways to mine zil+eth/rvn/erg/vtc and so on, but first you must understand how zil mining and the pools are working (not so hard by the way)
legendary
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Yup, been having the same issue here, remote rigs are not seen for a good minute or two, even re-installed the main program and clients and drivers for GPU's, still get the same results.

In my case Patrik helped me to find another active copy of AM on my other notebook, which was causing conflicts and delays. The situation improved after I disabled it. However, BSODs still happen regardless of OC settings, no idea what to do with that.

Also, I'm still having trouble configuring ETH+ZIL dual mining. I re-read sxemini's guide, studied pool instructions but currently my miner (T-rex) immediately connects to Ezil/Rustpool instead of Ethermine and drops connection by timeout. Screenshots are attached, what am I doing wrong?

PS Tried adding following line to extra parameters, same result:  -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555 -u -p @asia1.ethermine.org:4444 -w Rig2 --extra-dag-epoch 0

The ezil.me mining pool uses the following configuration concept (taken from https://ezil.me/start)
t-rex -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555 -u ETH_WALLET.ZIL_WALLET -p x -w WORKER

From what I can see, there is no concept of specifying your own ETH-mining pool here.

1) The "Pool URL" field in Awesome Miner should be: stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555
2) The "Worker name" field in Awesome Miner should be on the following format, as it's corresponding to the full user name: ETH_WALLET.ZIL_WALLET
3) The "Password" and "Wallet address" fields in Awesome Miner should be left blank.

In case you want to use the "WORKER" parameters as well (optional), you may have to manually add "-w WORKER" in the additional command line.
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for some reason i had set it to manually start as admin the shortcut, put it back to normal and checked the *run at startup* rebooted now it all seems ok ...odd
legendary
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Anyone having issues with remote agent refusing to restart with windows reboot?
Remote Agent is set to automatically start with Windows, but you must still start it manually each time? Is this a default setup where Remote Agent runs under your local user account or have you modified any permissions or forced Admin-permissions for the Remote Agent executable (not recommended). Any security software running that could prevent applications for automatically starting?
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