Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 356. (Read 703146 times)

Explain what you need to do?
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Maybe I did not catch something?

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Patrick hi tell me that I'm not doing this?
The people can someone explain what the problem is?

Awesome work with Zen node ?

Just some feedback.

When you have these big 8+ boards, the temperature readout gets really small. Its still readable, but the smaller it gets, the harder it is to distinguish between the / and a 7. So on first glance a lot gpus look hotter then they really are. Though im part dyslexic. There a way we can switch the separator to a ""," or a "-" instead of the "/"?

What kind of miners is this? If an External Miner shows as Disconnected, it indicates that the request from Awesome Miner wasn't responded to within 3 seconds. If you have the miners on a remote network or there are other reasons why the miner doesn't respond fast enough, you can increase the timeout.

Please go to the Options dialog, Advanced section and change the "Miner API connection timeout" to a higher number of seconds.

For the dashboard, is it possible to show revenue and profit or just profit instead of just revenue?

Are we likely to see SRBminer supported at all?

Is it normal for the Miner status to bounce between Mining and Disconnected every 30 seconds or so.  Seems like it just randomly happens across my list of miners.

The balance feature doesn't appear to work for Verge.

So I noticed something that may be a bug, or it might just be a limitation of the software. So I just recently added a L3+ Scrypt miner to my farm, and as you probably know, only 3 pools can be added to the L3+. I added the 3 pools I thought would be best and started mining. A week later a friend of mine had his newly purchased L3+ delivered, and I told him the 3 pools I was using, and he used 2 of them and added Nicehash for his third in place of one of the ones I was using. He reported some decent numbers from Nicehash, so I decided I would add them in. I decided I would do it via the add pool function on Awesome miner so that I could leave my original 3 pools since they were working well for me, and if I was going to ultimately replace one, I would want to do it right after a payout. I resigned to the fact that the fourth pool will sometimes disappear if the miner restarts itself, and will need to be periodically added back in. Small price to pay to have more then 3 pools available for the profit switcher. So, I added Nicehash, and I prioritized it, to make sure it was working, and it started mining away. Everything seemed to be working just fine, untill I checked on Nicehash and I realized there was no extranonce support indicated. L3+, or S9, or D3 (kind of assuming on the D3, I don't have one) need "#xnsub" added after the port number on the stratum addresses if they are used in a multipool configuration.  Baikal miners have a checkbox on their pool page to enable it for each pool as needed instead, and if I remember correctly from my Innosilicon A4 (Haven't used it in a few months, and memory is a bit foggy) there is no way to enable it, and if #xnsub is entered after the port number, the pool comes up as dead, so I THINK it's only Antminers that use it in the stratum address like that. So, I see this being an issue for Bitmain users, and possibly for Baikal users. (I add all my pools into the actual Baikal since there doesn't seem to be a limit to the number of pools that I've found, but I'm thinking that if pools are added with the add pool function, there's a good chance the extranonce checkbox isn't being checked.) Obviously having the extranonce support is pretty important when using profit/coin switching pools, so I thought even if there isn't anything that can be done to correct the behavior, it's best to bring it to peoples attention so they can mitigate it themselves at least. Thank you for everything, and happy mining to one and all!