Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 372. (Read 703143 times)

you can add it yourself. elementary.

With the addition of x16r and x16s why is Raven and Pigeon coins not added to the list. Also why is there no actual good mining software given for x16r and x16s. i.e. Suprminer, Ravencoin miner, Nevermore miner? These are better optimized miners than the one provided. Would be great if you could add these so it no longer needs to be custom defined.

https://github.com/Ravencoin-Miner/Ravencoin -- Ravencoin Miner
https://github.com/ocminer/suprminer -- Suprminer
https://github.com/brian112358/nevermore-miner -- Nevermore Miner

Hey Bro,

I have been using Awesome Miner professional edition for last 6 weeks mining altcoins using my rig of 12 1080Ti GPU. Last evening I updated to V4.7 and since then whilst the mining is on I get an error "interface offline" see screenshot attached. https://www.dropbox.com/s/sdavsw1amoubuij/Capture.JPG?dl=0

Have tried restart, reboot etc. Doesn't seem to work.

The log of the miner has this error: 11-04-2018 10:16:45.484 [011] [E]Failed to process API request (time: 1005 ms): {"id":0,"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"miner_getstat1"} 
No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 127.0.0.1:4028

How do I solve this?

I see, I didn't figure the hashrate would change when the algorithm does since as far as I knew it just chained them in a different order so I assumed it would still be doing the same calculations.

I guess x16r just isn't worth mining right now.

Could be related to difficulty used during the benchmark, and/or that x16r hops algorithms so your hashrate will depend on what algo it's currently chewing on. Best thing is to leave the high hashrate from the benchmark, sacrifice an hour of mining time and take an average hashrate from that hours worth of mining. Alternatively if you wanted to be conservative you could take the slowest hashrate during the hour.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or what, but when I benchmark x16r on my 1080 I get 32MH/s with RavenMiner and 26MH/s on CCMiner - however when I actually start mining on ZergPool it gets 13MH/s on both.

Same problem with my mining cluster of 970's - 17MH/s when benchmarking, but 4.5MH/s when mining.

To mine Cryptonight-Heavy with XMRig 2.6+ (AMD, CPU and probably nVidia) and AM 4.7, we need to put '-a cryptonight-heavy' as an additional command line parameter.
Putting it in miner algos definition doesn't add it when launching the miner.
(Some pools continue to accept standard CN shares for CN-H. Result is that reported hashrate is great but income is about 15% of total expected)

Patrike, can you plan to activate command line algo (-a) for XMRigs miners in a future release ?

how do I display the name of the employee in the pool (zergpool.com)? on older versions of AM, the name of the employee could be prescribed in the properties of the miner. now it does not work. Thank you.

What's the best set up for online services options ?current ,24 hours average or 24 hours actual?

Why AM is not showing in Miners window name of active pool? It is diffcult to see which pool is in use right now, sometimes it is showing pool name under Local text, but 99% of the time there is nothing under Local. This is what i hate most.

Does anyone else have an issue with MiningDutch and the skein algorithm?

If I start Awesome Miner and I have all of my pools enabled in the profit switching menu, then Awesome Miner switches to Mining Dutch to mine the skein algo, it will instead start mining x11 (always the same, always x11).... and that is not profitable at all.... BUT, if I have only Mining Dutch selected in the profit switching menu, then start the miner, it mines skein normally with no problems.



The other problem that I have is that when I have all my pools enabled in the profit switching menu, AwesomeMiner will be mining the most profitable algo, and there will be no errors, no rejected shares, no hardware errors, but it will randomly just start mining the next most profitable algo in the list while the other algo is still the most profitable.

Also, when this happens, stopping the miner and restarting it will not make it start mining the top algo again... I have to completely close AwesomeMiner, and then it will start mining the most profitable algo again.


Does anyone else experience these issues, and what can I do to fix this?

Why is Monero profitabilitly displayed as 0.000 ? I have external miner and the hash rate is properly calculated for Monero but it looks like AW can't get the value of monero (added json manualy still displays value 0)

Check, been using MPH for Ethereum and Equihash in the past.

Check

Check, it's showing Ethereum and Equihash for MPH.
Unfortunately it's not showing CryptonightV7 for MPH but I do see it for Nicehash.

This is confusing  . Thanks for helping me troubleshoot this.

Hi Patrike,

For those of us that have filled out electrical costs and watts per algo/rig would it be possible to add an estimated overall daily/monthly electrical amount for all my rigs on the dashboard (or wherever makes sense)?  The information is already there in Awesome Miner within the Online Services where I manually look at the difference between revenue and profit which I add manually across the rigs, but an automated way or checking this in realtime would be ideal.

I added BlazePool algos to Options - Online Services - User defined online services and its working well for profit switching however there are some improvements that can be made here.
- Firstly in Options - Profit Switching there isnt a way to enable and disable only using the services setup in User defined online services, currently i enable Nicehash but manually exclude each Nicehash aogo from the Online Services - Predefined online services section for it to just focus on the User defined online services
- The Predefined online services allow for bulk editing whereas the User defined online services dont allow for this, can this be added please?
- When algos are added to the User defined online services section, does AM benchmarking include/look at algos that have been setup in that section?

Thanks Moppidoo, very relevant feedback and thanks for the further clarifications.

They should show up in Online Services Tab once setup and enabled.

Make sure Options -> Profit Switching you have checked MPH with username.rigname information you registered with MPH

Make sure Online Services in each user defined, that they say Yes in the Profit Switching Column, if not, edit and check include in profit switching.

lastly, make sure in Online Services Tab, lower left corner, Display Services, MPH is ticked and not filtered out.

Thanks for the help, that makes sense. I've been able to benchmark CryptonightV7 after creating a "user defined online service" for MiningPoolHub (as I don't use Nicehash atm). Is it normal the "user defined online service" doesn't show up in the Online Services tab? I'm not sure if that's how it's supposed to be.

Like the Dev said a few posts above, you need a pool setup along with enabled software + algo to benchmark. Amd just go claymore, unless you have vega and want to use castxmr

Go suprnova if you can't be bothered searching for a pool that suits u best

Latest version of AwesomeMiner added support for Cryptonight-Lite and Cryptonight-Heavy.

What mining software (AMD) supports these algos? I tried all those included with Awesome Miner and I was never offered to benchmark Cryptonight-Lite and Cryptonight-Heavy.

Thanks