There is no Failover in ccminer/cudaminer.
Miner will stay on the pool he is until pool goes down or your restart miner yourself.
Try MinerControl if you want some kind of "failover"
Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 1097. (Read 2347601 times)
@ bensam1231 In your bat file... if westhash goes down then nicehash takes over... but if nicehash then goes down does it go back to westhash? thx
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
Yes, it's failover. When westhash comes back up it should switch back to it, unless failover in ccminer is different from sgminer.
this does not include scrypt right? we need cudaminer for that? do you appear to have an improved version of that too, because the last one is from last year...
it does include scrypt and even sha256 
You can try some litecoin or bitcoin solo mining 
this does not include scrypt right? we need cudaminer for that? do you appear to have an improved version of that too, because the last one is from last year...
Thanks sp_ for the awesome work!!
and to crysx for the proxy. I am donating via it. 24 hours with a 750ti x11.
Regards
Sam
and to crysx for the proxy. I am donating via it. 24 hours with a 750ti x11.
Regards
Sam
"Really I need it for pool backup...but I gave up and just let ccminer try to reconnect on it's own."
in windows
:START
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GOTO START
in windows
:START
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GOTO START
How's that workin' out for ya?
ccminer.exe -a quark -r 3 -R 10 -o stratum+tcp://p2pool.e-pool.net:8963 -u 7Lqnk2Dj7idmMQ49P5DThdexxYJhEmyEgD -p x
ccminer.exe -a quark -r 3 -R 10 -o stratum+tcp://mue.suprnova.cc:8214 -u Slava_K.NvHome -p x
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GOTO START
first starting , then if connection is broken - after 30 seconds exiting and starting second line, second line exiting - going to START label, etc.
"Really I need it for pool backup...but I gave up and just let ccminer try to reconnect on it's own."
in windows
:START
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GOTO START
in windows
:START
...
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GOTO START
How's that workin' out for ya?
"Really I need it for pool backup...but I gave up and just let ccminer try to reconnect on it's own."
in windows
:START
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GOTO START
in windows
:START
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GOTO START
I hope this question isn't off topic, I'm not aware of a cuda HW thread.
Does anyone have any experience with Gigabyte's half length 970? I'm concerned heat
would be an issue with everything crammed into half the space. If not it could be
suitable in a smaller case.
Does anyone have any experience with Gigabyte's half length 970? I'm concerned heat
would be an issue with everything crammed into half the space. If not it could be
suitable in a smaller case.
I run a Zotac 970. It is "half-length" as you describe it.
Heat comes mostly from the GPU core, (yes, VRAM and VRM's etc do generate some heat, but not like the GPU core does) so while I do not have experience with any of the longer length cards, I can say that my card works just fine. OC's decently well with stock BIOS.
is it in a case? ... or an open rig? ...
#crysx
It's in a well-ventilated case http://us.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/mid-tower/haf-912.html, but I sometimes just leave the side cover off. When the side cover is on, there is a 120mm fan right above the video cards.
the haf series from coolermaster are really good cases ... but i actually thought that they would be a little too restrictive with airflow and heat dissipation ...
obviously not
...#crysx
round robin, loops in bat files - use miner control for ccminer (yaamp, westhash and nicehash whith selecting best mining algo and pool for current moment)
Really I need it for pool backup...but I gave up and just let ccminer try to reconnect on it's own.
round robin, loops in bat files - use miner control for ccminer (yaamp, westhash and nicehash whith selecting best mining algo and pool for current moment)
@ DougB62...I'm still waiting for the fail to see if your file works. I may not be so smart...just an ass. My fingers were too quick to restart my miner. I do know tho that with your file I had to put my primary pool as the second in the command line. I'm gonna delete my comment below until I know if the kudos need to be applied.
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
Here we were talking about it earlier in the thread. ccminer won't do round robin work... sp needs to implement it into ccminer I think. Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11233494
Here is the problem I was having or still maybe have.
At that time the command window was still open and if I clicked the warning window off the miner would start mining again without any problem.
@ DougB62...I'm still waiting for the fail to see if your file works. I may not be so smart...just an ass. My fingers were too quick to restart my miner. I do know tho that with your file I had to put my primary pool as the second in the command line. I'm gonna delete my comment below until I know if the kudos need to be applied.
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
No problem, and I'm busily searching for a working solution - may need something more than a simple bat file though
It really depends on what you what you are trying to acccomplish. Just running ccminer without the -r parameter
will try to reconnect continuously. This is sufficient if all you want to do is recover from momentary disconnects.
A bat file is more useful if you want to switch to a backup pool if the active pool disconnects. This is more useful
if a pool goes down for a length of time. In that case you would specify -r 1 to allow ccminer to exit on disconnect
instead of continuously trying to reconnect.
Regarding the problem of finding ccminer.exe from the bat file, you need to specify the entire path to the executable,
ie c:\this\is\the\path\to\ccminer.exe. If the bat file is in the same folder as ccminer.exe it might just find it without the path,
but I could be wrong.
Hi Folks,
I'm seeing this:
"cuda error in func 'x11_sind512_cpu_init' at line 641 : invalid texture reference."
Can anybody help me fix this?
I'm seeing this:
"cuda error in func 'x11_sind512_cpu_init' at line 641 : invalid texture reference."
Can anybody help me fix this?
Your gpu is too old. My mod is for compute 5.0 or newer.
@ DougB62...I'm still waiting for the fail to see if your file works. I may not be so smart...just an ass. My fingers were too quick to restart my miner. I do know tho that with your file I had to put my primary pool as the second in the command line. I'm gonna delete my comment below until I know if the kudos need to be applied.
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
No problem, and I'm busily searching for a working solution - may need something more than a simple bat file though
@ DougB62...I'm still waiting for the fail to see if your file works. I may not be so smart...just an ass. My fingers were too quick to restart my miner. I do know tho that with your file I had to put my primary pool as the second in the command line. I'm gonna delete my comment below until I know if the kudos need to be applied.
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
Back in a few!
edit; tbear is right...dang it. I was really hoping dougb62 was correct. Thanks for the try; appreciate it!
@ bensam1231 In your bat file... if westhash goes down then nicehash takes over... but if nicehash then goes down does it go back to westhash? thx
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
Sticking my nose in, but you could try:
Code:
: loop
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
TIMEOUT /T 10
goto loop
@ bensam1231 In your bat file... if westhash goes down then nicehash takes over... but if nicehash then goes down does it go back to westhash? thx
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
Sticking my nose in, but you could try:
Code:
: loop
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
TIMEOUT /T 10
goto loop
@ bensam1231 In your bat file... if westhash goes down then nicehash takes over... but if nicehash then goes down does it go back to westhash? thx
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
ccminer.exe -q -a quark -o stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3345 -u -p x -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3345 -u -p x
I hope this question isn't off topic, I'm not aware of a cuda HW thread.
Does anyone have any experience with Gigabyte's half length 970? I'm concerned heat
would be an issue with everything crammed into half the space. If not it could be
suitable in a smaller case.
Does anyone have any experience with Gigabyte's half length 970? I'm concerned heat
would be an issue with everything crammed into half the space. If not it could be
suitable in a smaller case.
I run a Zotac 970. It is "half-length" as you describe it.
Heat comes mostly from the GPU core, (yes, VRAM and VRM's etc do generate some heat, but not like the GPU core does) so while I do not have experience with any of the longer length cards, I can say that my card works just fine. OC's decently well with stock BIOS.
is it in a case? ... or an open rig? ...
#crysx
It's in a well-ventilated case http://us.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/mid-tower/haf-912.html, but I sometimes just leave the side cover off. When the side cover is on, there is a 120mm fan right above the video cards.
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