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Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 85. (Read 703113 times)

legendary
Activity: 3346
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Hi Patrike,

SRBMULTIMINER 0.4.7 work not correct with Awesomeminer. AM write the Pool information in the config file, but if SRBMultiminer start with config file, it ignore every commandline argument. So if i set --disable-gpu in commandline it will not start because no suiteable gpu found or it will mine with all gpu´s. I must set "disable_gpu" : true in the config file on every rig.
Maybe it is better to start SRBMultiminer only with commandline or can you add a tab to configurate the config file like XMRig or Nanominer?
Hi and thanks for the feedback.
I will have to look into this as in the past everything couldn't be set via the command line and using a configuration file was the only way for Awesome Miner to get things to work.
member
Activity: 1558
Merit: 69
Hi Patrike,

SRBMULTIMINER 0.4.7 work not correct with Awesomeminer. AM write the Pool information in the config file, but if SRBMultiminer start with config file, it ignore every commandline argument. So if i set --disable-gpu in commandline it will not start because no suiteable gpu found or it will mine with all gpu´s. I must set "disable_gpu" : true in the config file on every rig.
Maybe it is better to start SRBMultiminer only with commandline or can you add a tab to configurate the config file like XMRig or Nanominer?
newbie
Activity: 23
Merit: 0
Thanks for the works around Patrike.

Hi, After upgrading to this Development version, I can no longer define a pool coin on my managed profit miners? It's greyed out. Any suggestions?

Thanks

I will correct this in the next release. The purpose was only to prevent it for some of the predefined pools where the coin shouldn't be changed (as it would only cause problems).

As a workaround, it should be possible for you to go to the Options dialog, Pools section, to select the coin for your pool.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
Hi, After upgrading to this Development version, I can no longer define a pool coin on my managed profit miners? It's greyed out. Any suggestions?

Thanks

I will correct this in the next release. The purpose was only to prevent it for some of the predefined pools where the coin shouldn't be changed (as it would only cause problems).

As a workaround, it should be possible for you to go to the Options dialog, Pools section, to select the coin for your pool.
newbie
Activity: 23
Merit: 0
Hi, After upgrading to this Development version, I can no longer define a pool coin on my managed profit miners? It's greyed out. Any suggestions?

Thanks

Awesome Miner version 7.8.6 (Development preview of 8.0)
 ASIC mining
  - The operations to set Default Pools, Reboot, Change firmware and set web password have been redesigned to work on multiple kinds of ASIC miners
  - NOTE: If using Innosilicon, Avalon 10-series or Whatsminer, please open the Properties of the External Miner and select the correct ASIC hardware type. The miner credentials are also entered for the External Miner (Advanced section) or globally in the Options dialog, Mining Settings section.
  - Avalon 10-series ASIC integration improved with: Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining
  - Updated Avalon ASIC support for latest firmware versions
  - Whatsminer ASIC integration improved with: Reboot, Restart, Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining. Requires August 2020 firmware.
 GPU mining
  - Detection of nVidia Cuda 10.2 and 11.0 to support selection of mining software with dependencies on recent Cuda versions
 Features
  - The miners in a miner group can be sorted by IP address
  - Miner groups: Display of ideal hashrate. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Miner groups: Display the number of hashing miners (miners with a non-zero hashrate). Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Information column: Display ASIC chip temperature
  - Information column: Display ASIC firmware version for more ASIC models
  - Add miner wizard: Network scan supports IP ranges to be entered like 192.168.0-2.100-199
  - Add miner wizard: External Miners can also be added with IP ranges, to add a large number of miners at once
  - Filtering of miners to only show miners with zero hashrate
 Configuration
  - ASIC hardware selection for an External Miner has moved from the Advanced section of the External Miner Properties to the General section, to make it easier to find
  - Number of coins to show with exchange rate the status bar can be configured (from 0 - 20). The default is still to show 15 coins. Configurable in the Options dialog, Coins section.
 User interface
  - Summary tab for a miner has been reorganized to give a better overview
  - ASIC tools menu has been reorganized to match the improved support of ASIC miners for several of the operations
  - Operations performed via the ASIC tools menu with progress display will now list all miners with their configured ASIC hardware before any operation is performed
  - Rule action menu for ASIC related operations has been reorganized in a similar way
 Mining software
  - CryptoDredge 0.24
  - Lolminer 1.05
  - Nanominer 1.10.0
  - Lolminer 1.06
  - Miniz 1.6v5
  - PhoenixMiner 5.1c
  - Gminer 2.21
 Corrections
  - Correction to Remote Agent running on Fedora with 7 digit process identifiers
  - Correction to reading of nVidia power usage on Linux
  - Correction to NbMiner Ethereum mining protocol for 2miners.com

legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
Awesome Miner version 7.8.6 (Development preview of 8.0)
 ASIC mining
  - The operations to set Default Pools, Reboot, Change firmware and set web password have been redesigned to work on multiple kinds of ASIC miners
  - NOTE: If using Innosilicon, Avalon 10-series or Whatsminer, please open the Properties of the External Miner and select the correct ASIC hardware type. The miner credentials are also entered for the External Miner (Advanced section) or globally in the Options dialog, Mining Settings section.
  - Avalon 10-series ASIC integration improved with: Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining
  - Updated Avalon ASIC support for latest firmware versions
  - Whatsminer ASIC integration improved with: Reboot, Restart, Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining. Requires August 2020 firmware.
 GPU mining
  - Detection of nVidia Cuda 10.2 and 11.0 to support selection of mining software with dependencies on recent Cuda versions
 Features
  - The miners in a miner group can be sorted by IP address
  - Miner groups: Display of ideal hashrate. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Miner groups: Display the number of hashing miners (miners with a non-zero hashrate). Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Information column: Display ASIC chip temperature
  - Information column: Display ASIC firmware version for more ASIC models
  - Add miner wizard: Network scan supports IP ranges to be entered like 192.168.0-2.100-199
  - Add miner wizard: External Miners can also be added with IP ranges, to add a large number of miners at once
  - Filtering of miners to only show miners with zero hashrate
 Configuration
  - ASIC hardware selection for an External Miner has moved from the Advanced section of the External Miner Properties to the General section, to make it easier to find
  - Number of coins to show with exchange rate the status bar can be configured (from 0 - 20). The default is still to show 15 coins. Configurable in the Options dialog, Coins section.
 User interface
  - Summary tab for a miner has been reorganized to give a better overview
  - ASIC tools menu has been reorganized to match the improved support of ASIC miners for several of the operations
  - Operations performed via the ASIC tools menu with progress display will now list all miners with their configured ASIC hardware before any operation is performed
  - Rule action menu for ASIC related operations has been reorganized in a similar way
 Mining software
  - CryptoDredge 0.24
  - Lolminer 1.05
  - Nanominer 1.10.0
  - Lolminer 1.06
  - Miniz 1.6v5
  - PhoenixMiner 5.1c
  - Gminer 2.21
 Corrections
  - Correction to Remote Agent running on Fedora with 7 digit process identifiers
  - Correction to reading of nVidia power usage on Linux
  - Correction to NbMiner Ethereum mining protocol for 2miners.com
legendary
Activity: 2254
Merit: 2419
EIN: 82-3893490
still looking for anyone that has gotten AM to work with Innosilicon miners - specifically the A6 - I tried the instructions for the A4/A5 but made zero progress. So, either it doesnt work or I just dont understand it - entirely possible.
Just to make sure I understand case correctly - you are able to use the file editor 'vi' to open the configuration file? But from there on you are not able to make any changes?
Did you try to use the 'i' key once the file is opened in order to make it possible to type text and make modifications?

I tried everything nothing happens, nothing opens. Not sure what it is supposed to do. I have never had any innosilicon miners - I will try looking on youtube. The miner is working great, I just cant get it be picked up by AM.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
Hi Patrike,

Question about GPU OC Group Profiles:

If i save a GPU OC Groupe, it will create a Group for the Rig and sorted the GPU profiles by GPU ID, but i think the better way is to sorted by PCI Bus ID, because if a GPU died, the order will be change.
So better way is to sorted it by PCI BUS, i know i can change it after saving, but i think this not comfortable. Maybe AM can ask us, when i save a GPU OC Group, what we want, sorted by GPU ID or sorted by PCI BUS ID.
Hello. This is a good point. There are a few design changes I need to do to support saving with PCI Bus ID instead, but your request is noted. Once implemented, I think PCI Bus ID should be the new default way of saving these profiles.
member
Activity: 1558
Merit: 69
Hi Patrike,

Question about GPU OC Group Profiles:

If i save a GPU OC Groupe, it will create a Group for the Rig and sorted the GPU profiles by GPU ID, but i think the better way is to sorted by PCI Bus ID, because if a GPU died, the order will be change.
So better way is to sorted it by PCI BUS, i know i can change it after saving, but i think this not comfortable. Maybe AM can ask us, when i save a GPU OC Group, what we want, sorted by GPU ID or sorted by PCI BUS ID.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
hello
any news about to modify hashrate with current or average hashrate within a rule command or automatically (option) when switching ?
if possible ? :-) thanks in advance
I agree this would me a nice feature. What would make it a bit complicated is if you are running a mix of GPUs. What should be saved to the Profit Profile - the first GPU only (given that the profile represents a single GPU)? And additional feedback on this is of course appreciated as well. Many thanks!
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
Thanks!

Also had another request for Cloud UI. It currently shows only top 8 coins and top 8 algorithms on the Dashboard. It would be nice if it showed all or maybe 12-15.
Thanks for the suggestion - it's noted!
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
NBMiner on ETH has multiple stratum support. But AM is defaulting to the proxy stratum, can you set AM to not define the statum-proxy:// part of the url and instead use the entire url as defined in the pool config?
What Awesome Miner do today for NbMiner in case of ETH mining is to replace any "stratum" string in the URL with "ethproxy" in the pool url that typically looks like stratum+tcp://poolurl.
Can you please give an example of the complete URL you are using? If it doesn't contain the string "stratum" it shouldn't be modified.

Actual Pool URL : stratum+tcp://eth.2miners.com:2020
But it be being converted to a ethproxy url which the pool rejects as invalid.

NBMiner supports for ETH mining :
nicehash+tcp://
ethproxy+tcp://
stratum+tcp://

I think AM should take the URL as is from pool config, so that the user can configure the miner as required instead of locking to ethproxy.
Thanks for the input on this. However, if I no longer will adjust "stratum" to "ethproxy" for NbMiner Ethereum, most other pools will fail instead. For most users using pools with stratum+tcp://, and if these are not automatically changed to ethproxy for NbMiner Ethereum, it would fail and not be easy to understand why. If 2miners.com is the exception, I can handle that specific case instead.
newbie
Activity: 5
Merit: 0
hello
any news about to modify hashrate with current or average hashrate within a rule command or automatically (option) when switching ?
if possible ? :-) thanks in advance
member
Activity: 531
Merit: 29
@patrike

Need an option to "Reboot and show progress (via SSH)", similar to "Reboot and show progress (via web)".

Will be very useful to see if reboot actually succeeded, since sometimes miners don't even respond to ssh.

Thanks!
I'm planning to make a design change to how Default Pools and Reboot works in the next release. I will include "Reboot and show progress" as well based on your feedback.
Today there are "via web" and "via SSH" operations. From now on it will only be a single operation. If Web or SSH should be used is instead defined in the Properties of the External Miner, Advanced section.

This makes it possible to have a mix of ASIC miners, some that has SSH and others with only Web, and you can perform a single operation on all of them. Depending on how the External Miner is configured, it will use either the Web or SSH method for the specific miner.

Thanks!

Also had another request for Cloud UI. It currently shows only top 8 coins and top 8 algorithms on the Dashboard. It would be nice if it showed all or maybe 12-15.
member
Activity: 204
Merit: 10
NBMiner on ETH has multiple stratum support. But AM is defaulting to the proxy stratum, can you set AM to not define the statum-proxy:// part of the url and instead use the entire url as defined in the pool config?
What Awesome Miner do today for NbMiner in case of ETH mining is to replace any "stratum" string in the URL with "ethproxy" in the pool url that typically looks like stratum+tcp://poolurl.
Can you please give an example of the complete URL you are using? If it doesn't contain the string "stratum" it shouldn't be modified.

Actual Pool URL : stratum+tcp://eth.2miners.com:2020
But it be being converted to a ethproxy url which the pool rejects as invalid.

NBMiner supports for ETH mining :
nicehash+tcp://
ethproxy+tcp://
stratum+tcp://

I think AM should take the URL as is from pool config, so that the user can configure the miner as required instead of locking to ethproxy.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094

Is this for nVidia? If this is the case, could you please run the following command on Ubuntu and share the output with me:
Code:
nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,power.draw --format=csv,noheader,nounits
This command should display the reported power usage.
cpu3900x@3900x:~$ nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,power.draw --format=csv,noheader,nounits
GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER, 125.33
GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER, 125.06
Thanks, this is good information. I will correct the problem in the next release.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
@patrike

Need an option to "Reboot and show progress (via SSH)", similar to "Reboot and show progress (via web)".

Will be very useful to see if reboot actually succeeded, since sometimes miners don't even respond to ssh.

Thanks!
I'm planning to make a design change to how Default Pools and Reboot works in the next release. I will include "Reboot and show progress" as well based on your feedback.
Today there are "via web" and "via SSH" operations. From now on it will only be a single operation. If Web or SSH should be used is instead defined in the Properties of the External Miner, Advanced section.

This makes it possible to have a mix of ASIC miners, some that has SSH and others with only Web, and you can perform a single operation on all of them. Depending on how the External Miner is configured, it will use either the Web or SSH method for the specific miner.
member
Activity: 430
Merit: 22
Professional user

Is this for nVidia? If this is the case, could you please run the following command on Ubuntu and share the output with me:
Code:
nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,power.draw --format=csv,noheader,nounits
This command should display the reported power usage.
cpu3900x@3900x:~$ nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,power.draw --format=csv,noheader,nounits
GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER, 125.33
GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER, 125.06
member
Activity: 531
Merit: 29
@patrike

Need an option to "Reboot and show progress (via SSH)", similar to "Reboot and show progress (via web)".

Will be very useful to see if reboot actually succeeded, since sometimes miners don't even respond to ssh.

Thanks!
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1094
NBMiner on ETH has multiple stratum support. But AM is defaulting to the proxy stratum, can you set AM to not define the statum-proxy:// part of the url and instead use the entire url as defined in the pool config?
What Awesome Miner do today for NbMiner in case of ETH mining is to replace any "stratum" string in the URL with "ethproxy" in the pool url that typically looks like stratum+tcp://poolurl.
Can you please give an example of the complete URL you are using? If it doesn't contain the string "stratum" it shouldn't be modified.
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