Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 571. (Read 703512 times)

Thanks for the feedback. Great to learn about successful deployments of Awesome Miner in larger mining operations.

Thanks for the API report. I've made a small change to support this in the next release.

I've  made some improvements in this area in the development version 3.2.1. See the following post for more details:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20341208

With the new version, you can add your own algorithms, and then add it for zpool and you will get profitability information. However, if you add a new coin that Awesome Miner cannot find, you will not get any automatic profit information.

The concept you describe about having support for multiple versions of ccminer for the profit switcher is the next step for me to implement. This has been requested a lot recently.

I bought the software for 500 miners and works very well.
For now we have antminers for BTC and in a few weeks LTC/X11.-
The rigs for altcoins also works very well, with the nvidia 10xx series and the radeon RX series.-

Thanks!!

Sent PM APIREPORT.  Sorry, I hit send before adding a subject line.  My apologies

After having tried hard to do this for a while here is my understanding:

You can add a custom miner and you can add a custom algo, however using them for profit switching with a custom coin is not possible.  
Adding a new algo is not useful for profit switching because any custom coin that goes with the new algo does not update its difficulty/price/block_reward

One possibility is profit switching (among hardcoded coins only) by replacing the original ccminer with a custom ccminer, but then you have totally lost the use of the original ccminer for all algos. So your new ccminer better be superior to the original ccminer for all the coins you're mining

So yes custom miner/algo/coins are possible but if your goal is to input a new coin, enter the hash rate of the new algo, point it to a custom ccminer and have it in the profit switching mix you can't do it.

Would that be correct Patrike? please confirm.

Another issue is, even if you're OK with using the custom ccminer for all coins and you're OK with manually updating difficulty/price/block_reward for the new coin regularly, it is still not useful for profit switching because you may only specify one global hash rate for the new algo for all your rigs. So assuming your rigs are not identical, the hash rate will be incorrect for all but one rig. Therefore profit switching that new coin, even with the above restrictions, would be pointless for more than one rig.

This feature is not supported, but has been requested before and makes perfect sense to add. Awesome Miner can do overclocking, but not as part of changing algorithm or pool.

Some mining software like sgminer and Claymore can do this via command line or by using Device Profiles in Awesome Miner.

a) If it's not a profit switching scenario: If you open the properties of your Managed Miner, you will see that Automatic download is enabled by default. In this scenario, Awesome Miner will download and setup the mining software for you, in this case ccminer 2.1. If you change to Specify Path manually instead, you can point to your ccminer 2.2 executable instead, and Awesome Miner will use this one.

If you need to do this on multiple computers, you can also use this feature to push the ccminer 2.2 software to all of them:
http://awesomeminer.com/help/uploadsoftware.aspx

b) For profit switching scenario: Instead of configuring each Managed Miner like this, you define similar settings for you Profit profile. Go to Options dialog, Profit profile section, modify the profile you use, for example nVidia GPU, select ccminer and click Configure. Now you have the same option to change from Automatic download to specifying your own software path where you can point to another version of ccminer.

This bug is actually in the Antminers themselves. Both L3 and L3+ is reporting GH/s when it's actually MH/s. Awesome Miner detects that it's L3/L3+ and compensates for this. So when you use L3/L3+, it looks fine in Awesome Miner.

Now with R1-LTC it's probably the same thing, the Antminers report incorrectly and Awesome Miner needs to compensate. Could you send me the API report for one of these miners (toolbar: Tools -> API Report), and I will be able to see the name of this miner. Then I can add a rule to compensate the hashrate on this one as well.

You should enter your hashrates to get better tuned profit switcher. You can also use the Save Hashrate operation in the right-click menu when you are mining to update the hashrate for a specific algorithm.

The concept of "Unspecified skunk" was intended if you add a new pool in Online services for zpool. If "Unspecified" as coin and you use pools from Nicehash/zpool/MiningPoolHub, Awesome Miner will be able to figure out the profits from the API's of these pools, as they are multi-coin. If you mine a single coin pool, using "Unspecified" will not give you any profit details as Awesome Miner is not aware of what coin is being mined.

For many popular coins listed on WhatToMine, Awesome Miner can get the coin statistics. I'm also in the process of improving this, as some new coins are not listed from the WhatToMine main API, but will require some extra requests to get.

Hi,

The web site is only listing the public releases, not the development versions like 3.2.1. To upgrade your remote systems to latest Remote Agent software, you can either select the miner in the Awesome Miner main window, and click the Upgrade button. An alternative, if you need access to the installer software to manually install it on the remote computers, you can use this link:
www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

Thanks, had all that configured already, all I still need is what the server address is for the pool for multi algo switch mining, that's all I can't find (You have to manually punch it in to awesome miner to point it there), and Im still fuzzy on the port thing, you literally use 12xxx (there isn't an actual replacement number for the xxx - that just seems unlikely?). Also when I looked at the one awesome miner tutorial it didn't show him adding the port like :12xxx after the address, but that seems like the only way since there isn't a separate box for the port entry in awesome. Also are you saying I can just delete my worker names and pws and leave those blank, then (hmm, that sounds like the opposite of what you answered in the post prior to the one Im replying to)?

Sorry this is taking so much space here to figure out to everyone else!

Sorry if this info it's already out there, i couldn't find it.

How to deal with different Overclock configurations by algos for auto-switch with Nvidia cards (also amd)?

Except for few ones, they are totally different and no adjustment would ruin the performance for every coin.

you dont select a worker on mph on an algo really, you use the one 12xxx port and control it via mph website

All you do is create profit switch miner in AM, then under algo select the ones you want to mine, then under profit switching you check miningpoolhub and put your wallet address in and then the rest is all done on mph website...

I could swear I configured it exactly like that, perhaps my problem is not knowing which server to point awesome at, there is so much config info on that MPH site that it basically devolves into spam (and the offered help for it is 'need some knowledge to set up'). Maybe you might know enough to tell me how to configure the url (guess I should say server address). Awesome doesn't have a spot for the port, so I just assumed you'd set it after the server : spot, but they just give you port 12XXX which is pretty vague, and Im really not even sure what the server addy is for Multi-algo switch mining.. Also, thanks! I did look through the server options, and pretty sure I set it to multi algo, but I will double check that (yup, its set).

Another thing that is confusing is in your example you just used a username, but its setup to login with my email addy, so not sure if I am just supposed to remove the @, etc as my username. I am imagining they switched over from usernames to email addresses and forgot to alter their examples on server config.

I know it says this, but when i was setting up i kept getting the stratum errors.. finally someone mention to try making the worker manually, so i added the worker with name and password i used on awesome miner, didnt touch awesome miner at all and pressed start, it connected and worked... so in my experience i had to add it...

So.... if your website login name is JoeSmo and you want to make a worker with name Test and password x....

in awesome miner you have to add JoeSmo.Test and password x after you add it to the website under workers....

Also, another thing you have to do on MPH, is adjust the mining options either pick a auto selection set or a single algo... if you never touch this option either it will not connect either.. even after making the worker

Yeah, I tried a variety of combinations for adding my worker manually, and it always says something like stratum authentication failed. IDK, Im kinda wondering if that site is just a zombie at this point, there really aren't viable support options like a forum or anything, and the way the site UI is laid out is just a cluster beep when it comes to a newbie trying to figure out how to configure out multi miner switching, kinda crazy.

Thanks for the attempt, though.

I am having trouble with the claymore dual ETH 9.7 miner in awesome, though, it says "cannot allocate big buffer for DAG" (probably bc my GPU only has 2 GB). Would like advice on how to fix it, since I don't see a way to go in and change the individual miner settings and it just continually fails after that "CUDA error 11: Cannot write buffer for DAG".. Also, I see no option to disable that specific mining tool.

I figured out that the interface elements Im looking at just appear to be broken, when I actually start the miners, it does show the pools (I expected them to be visible from a stopped state), but none of the buttons for add/remove/disable/prioritize are ever anything but greyed out in the pools tab.

that's not what miningpoolhub.com says:

"Workers will be automatically added one by one slowly after you start minining. You don't need to add each worker manually if you don't need to check or configure it immediately."

Not sure if i've missed this in the thread but is there a walkthrough of;
a) adding a customer miner e.g. ccminer 2.2
b) adding a new algo to profit switching using said custom miner

Cheers, apologies if i've missed it.