Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 512. (Read 703512 times)

Two troubleshooting tips here:
1) Try to disable sgminer-gm and only use the standard sgminer. If this is in a profit switcher, please go to Options dialog, Profit profile, Edit AMD, the uncheck sgminer-gm.
2) See if Nicehash adds any custom command line parameters for sgminer on your system that makes it more stable. You can then enter those command line parameters in Awesome Miner itself.

I cannot do much about the crashes in sgminer itself, but I do have a recommendation here. I think that you might have a scenario where Sgminer is crashing, but your system is showing a crash dialog that is preventing the sgminer process from terminating.

In this scenario, both Windows and Awesome Miner will think that sgminer is still running and cannot do anything about it. The solution is to disable this dialog in Windows and simply let the process terminate right away. Awesome Miner will detect that as a crash and try to recover. Please see this link for instructions: https://superuser.com/a/715645

Can you try to enable "Map to system monitoring" feature?
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpumapping.aspx

Thanks for your feedback. Today there are no way of counting number of times an action has triggered and have a limit on that.

What if you configure your rule to have two triggers? First you check if chip failure, second you have a Time trigger that goes off for example every hour. Then your reboot action will happen at most one time per hour. Your miner will then still do some work in between and you can disable the rule for this specific miner later on if you see that it never recovers.

I have identified a scenario where Offline Detection didn't work correctly for Managed Miners in the "Interface offline" scenario. A correction will be included in the next release.

Is there a way to get Awesome Miner to mine three different coins on the game rig? Three different miner programs on the same rig (three algorithms on two GPU's each).

nice information

The command is --telemetry=0.0.0.0:4029 instead of --api ...

Then you can query it via browser or json query.

It would take somebody from Awesome Miner, to add support for stats, patrike?
There is a sample json-rpc.txt file in the folder:

Request:
-->{"id":1, "method":"getstat"}

Response:
<--{
    "id": 1,
    "result": [{
        "gpu_id":          0,         // GPU CUDA id
        "temperature":     0,         // current GPU temperature
        "sol_ps":          0.00,      // current Sol/s
        "avg_sol_ps":      0.00,      // average Sol/s
        "sol_pw":          0.00,      // current Sol/s / Watt
        "avg_sol_pw":      0.00,      // average Sol/s / Watt
        "power_usage":     0.00,      // current power usage
        "avg_power_usage": 0.00,      // average power usage
        "accepted_shares": 0,         // total amount of accepted shares
        "rejected_shares": 0,         // total amount of rejected shares
        "latency":         0          // network latency
    }],

    "uptime":   0,                    // uptime in seconds
    "contime":  0,                    // connection time in seconds (gets reset on reconnect)
    "server":   "myserver.com",       // server name
    "port":     0000,                 // port
    "user":     "username",           // username
    "version":  "0.5.4",              // zm version
    "error":    null
}

I can get this to work, but only by using it as a custom miner within Awesome Miner, the problem is Awesome Miner does not get any data back from the miner so no stats are displayed.

Patrike,

Below is the diagnostic output...  I hope you can fix / add this in Awesome Miner soon.



Starting Diagnostics
Starting Mining Software
Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 2
Engine Type: 7, Auto Download: False, EnginePath: D:\NiceHashMiner\zm_0.5.5_win\zm.exe, Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable:
Added rule for: D:\NiceHashMiner\zm_0.5.5_win\zm.exe
D:\NiceHashMiner\zm_0.5.5_win\zm.exe  --server equihash.mine.zpool.ca --port 2142 --user --pass c=BTC --api 0.0.0.0:4029   (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: 7, IsProfitMiner: True)
Configuration:

Mining Engine Process started, PID: 10476

====================================================================================================
> #  zm 0.5.5
> #  GPU0 + GeForce GTX 1070         MB: 8192 PCI: 1:0
> #  GPU1 + GeForce GTX 1070         MB: 8192 PCI: 8:0
>
> #  GPU0  connected to: equihash.mine.zpool.ca:2142
> #  GPU1  connected to: equihash.mine.zpool.ca:2142
> #  GPU0  server supports extranonce
> #  GPU1  server supports extranonce
> #  GPU0  server set difficulty to: 00002003e07c0f81f0000000...
> #  GPU1  server set difficulty to: 00002003e07c0f81f0000000...

====================================================================================================
Stopping miner process ...
Stopping Mining Software
> D:\NiceHashMiner\zm_0.5.5_win\zm.exe: unknown option -- api
Diagnostics completed

IS IT POSSIBLE TO ADD SUPPORT OF "dstm-zcash" MINER ?

How do I get SgMiner to work in AwesomeMiner? I have no issue with Claymore, but when I try to use SgMiner I get this error:

> [20:50:17] All devices disabled, cannot mine!
> [20:50:15] Started sgminer 5.5.4-gm                    
> [20:50:15] * using Jansson 2.7                    
> [20:50:15] Loaded configuration file awesome.conf                    
> [20:50:17] clDevicesNum returned error, no GPUs usable                    
> [20:50:17] All devices disabled, cannot mine!

This is on a 13 x RX570 rig. Using SgMiner in the NiceHash miner works fine.

Yes, only Sgminer and Sgminer-GM. I disabled both in the AMD profit profile and the mining hasn't stopped ever since, but that defeats the purpose of profit switching. My cards are R9 290s and R9 Fury X. In both cases the same repro.

I've caught Sgminer crash process one one of the systems, but don't see similar crashes on other machines where AwesomeMiner just gave up. Here's what it logged:

Faulting application name: sgminer.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x001dc4e4
Faulting module name: amdocl64.dll, version: 22.19.685.0, time stamp: 0x59d6a487
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x000000000049e606
Faulting process id: 0x1d64
Faulting application start time: 0x01d3633675ea8bbb
Faulting application path: C:\Users\Michael\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\sgminer-gm-5.5.4_1\sgminer-gm\sgminer.exe
Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\c0318724.inf_amd64_3e17b73ae627ea03\amdocl64.dll
Report Id: 0678aba1-075a-43b9-9b9d-c5d29519691d
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:

Which looks like a one-off display driver induced bug (17.10.1 radeon drivers).

I think the root cause for this AwesomeMiner giving up is its inability to connect to port 4028 on localhost for Sgminer(-gm). I assume that's the control port it uses for manage all miners. It looks like sgminer process dies, and AwesomeMiner doesn't realize that and keeps trying to talk to it, instead of switching to another miner.

What would I be looking for in the Diagnostics log?

Would you know why I see everything set to 0Mhz even if I can talk to MSI Remote Server ?

https://ibb.co/ipOzCm

Hi, first of all, thanks for awesome software I use it mostly for ASIC Antminer monitoring, and I have a some question.

I made a rule, which reboots asic on trigger "chip failure". However if asic has a "chip failure" right after reboot, there is a infinite reboot.
Please give a tip of advice how to make rule with automatic reboot in case of critical failures but not more than 3 times in a row.

Thanks a lot.

Verium CPU mining support please !

I can mine but there is no coin support for it.

Here you go ! Not sure why even the hashrate 10min doesn't catch it ..

https://ibb.co/kNAWa6

General information
Both zpool and Hash Refinery have some problems with their profit reporting. It's not a change in the API that Awesome Miner can adjust to, instead it's simply incorrect profit values listed on their site. It's just temporary according to this tweet from zpool:
https://twitter.com/_zpool_/status/933420168050552832

If you see super high profit values in Awesome Miner for some of these pools today, it will go away once they have resolved this issue.

Awesome Miner supports a few other Innosilicon miners. I don't know about A5 yet, but it will probably work fine. Do you have this miner already?

Hi,

The profit switcher is mining on the pools you have defined, not on any coin on the Coins tab. But I assume you have a pool for this specific coin and want to take it away for the moment? For a specific coin you the option to select in in the Coins tab and click Coin Properties in the toolbar to set a custom (for example much lower) profit factor. By setting a very low profit factor it will not be considered interesting by the profit switcher.

In most cases people have the serveral identical cards, so it's no use to benchmark all of them. If you have different cards types, the recommendation is also to have a profile for each card, so you save the benchmark results separately.

See this page for more information:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/benchmark.aspx