Tell us what algo your trying to mine, so we can kinda be more specific and if its a profit miner or managed miner your attempting to use
The development (beta) versions of AM have newer versions of ccminer, but I don't know if they have the tribus algorithm specifically. So, it's probably easier to download the version of ccminer that has tribus (look on the Denarius ANN thread first posting) and have AM upload it to the miner. Then, from there, it's a matter of setting up your pool as normal, and when you setup the managed miner make sure you are using your custom software.
I tend to manually upload new mining software to my miners (put it somewhere easy to find like c:\miners) and then just tell the managed miner in AM to use a specific path or use the browse button to the exact path on the hard drive where I uploaded the new software. It's super easy to open up an explorer window and get access to the remote computer's hard drive via the \\computername\c$ shares to upload new "experimental" versions of mining software.
P.S. Forgive me for my bad English, I'm from Russia and use an interpreter
Here you go, i created a guide for ya...
Cheers
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@storxusmc/awesome-miner-how-to-specify-custom-software-for-new-algo-s-best-mining-software-v3-2-5
If Patrike or someone sees something wrong i mistakenly did in the guide, please add info so i can make any corrections to the guide or add new info, this is how i currently go about this situation. If you cant see the pictures, just right click them and open in new tab so you can see full view image.
I only have one small comment on the configuration. You specify "-a tribus" in the profit switching profile. It should also be possible to do this directly in the Managed Software properties for "Tribus CCminer", where you set it to Enabed. In the last column "User defined command line argument" you should be able to specify just "tribus".
What Awesome Miner is doing is to figure out that "-a" should be added for Ccminer to specify algorithm, and then it will simply append what you enter in this last column. So you can enter "tribus" and it becomes "-a tribus", or you can add "tribus --pimit=90W" or something else that is specific to this algorithm. This makes it possible to tweek the command line per algorithm.
Again, many thanks for the great guide and all help in this thread.