Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 923. (Read 2347659 times)
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
I did mention no one uses pool mining except for giant farms and they're unlikely to actually donate as they probably have their own devs they employ.
I also said that the miner would be better off with a miner fee split among developers or a company which could manage such things.
I will also, also point out the people who were complaining were mainly other devs.
Honestly I really don't understand this. It's like developers like putting themselves in the corner and then complaining about miners too. What's wrong with a mining fee? We've went over this multiple times. You could easily get paid for your work. You could even make it optional to test it out or a release candidate with miner improvements and a fee to see how it turns out.
It's already been done successfully with Claymore.
Miner with fee: this had been discussed tens of times.
Most devs can't do it because you need to write your own stratum client, GPU interface etc.
It takes too much time. It's not worth the effort.
Miners complaining: if you want nvidia miners stay opensource so you can continue mining with a profit, you know what to do. Otherwise, in a couple months nvidia will be just like amd.
Most devs can't do it because you need to write your own stratum client, GPU interface etc.
It takes too much time. It's not worth the effort.
Miners complaining: if you want nvidia miners stay opensource so you can continue mining with a profit, you know what to do. Otherwise, in a couple months nvidia will be just like amd.
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
I did mention no one uses pool mining except for giant farms and they're unlikely to actually donate as they probably have their own devs they employ.
I also said that the miner would be better off with a miner fee split among developers or a company which could manage such things.
I will also, also point out the people who were complaining were mainly other devs.
Honestly I really don't understand this. It's like developers like putting themselves in the corner and then complaining about miners too. What's wrong with a mining fee? We've went over this multiple times. You could easily get paid for your work. You could even make it optional to test it out or a release candidate with miner improvements and a fee to see how it turns out.
It's already been done successfully with Claymore.
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
2-BITS--
I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
Anybody knows a proper request to monitoring API, like IP:port and command (getsummary for ex) ? A remeber cgminer has but as i understand ccminer api dosn't support Json api request and answers.
Code:
The JSON request format required is '{"command":"CMD","parameter":"PARAM"}'EPSYLON3--
Check out tpruvot/epsylon3's work. The details of the API are explained in his documentation. That sort of stuff is one of his CCminer specialties. Also, KBomba uses the API in his CCmonitor, and in his MinerControl branch. You can find both of them on GitHub, and tpruvot has his own forum on BTC form (here).
--scryptr
Thank you, i found a proper request it's just "summary". So http://localhost:4068/summary shows that's what i needed
Quote
NAME=ccminer;VER=1.5.68-git(SP-MOD);API=1.3;ALGO=lyra2v2;GPUS=3;KHS=25592.25;ACC=0;REJ=0;ACCMN=0.000;DIFF=125460.864079;UPTIME=11276;TS=1443301389
"threads" shows
Quote
GPU=0;BUS=11;CARD=GeForce GTX 970;TEMP=74.0;FAN=72;RPM=1816;FREQ=1240500;KHS=8718.79;HWF=0;I=19.6;THR=851968|GPU=1;BUS=7;CARD=GeForce GTX 970;TEMP=74.0;FAN=73;RPM=1836;FREQ=1240500;KHS=8494.52;HWF=0;I=19.6;THR=851968|GPU=2;BUS=13;CARD=GeForce GTX 970;TEMP=80.0;FAN=86;RPM=2171;FREQ=1240500;KHS=8362.02;HWF=0;I=19.6;THR=851968|
Unfortunately it's not a json format. But it's ok also.
With the -b parameter you can open your ccminer to your network, use -b 0.0.0.0:4068 if required.
Hi
after the neoscrypt update from t-nelson I test it
the error is gone but i don´t get any status update from ccminer is this normal ?
best regards
after the neoscrypt update from t-nelson I test it
the error is gone but i don´t get any status update from ccminer is this normal ?
best regards
Even when it worked before you didn't get any status update until it actually found a block, weather good or bad.
So no hashrate is posted until it finds a block, then afterwards it starts posting hasrate for the cards.
The way to see if its working is something like GPUZ to see if the cards are under a load or not. on the status page.
If the GPU shows a load 60/99% then its doing work.
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Anybody knows a proper request to monitoring API, like IP:port and command (getsummary for ex) ? A remeber cgminer has but as i understand ccminer api dosn't support Json api request and answers.
Code:
The JSON request format required is '{"command":"CMD","parameter":"PARAM"}'EPSYLON3--
Check out tpruvot/epsylon3's work. The details of the API are explained in his documentation. That sort of stuff is one of his CCminer specialties. Also, KBomba uses the API in his CCmonitor, and in his MinerControl branch. You can find both of them on GitHub, and tpruvot has his own forum on BTC form (here).
--scryptr
Anybody knows a proper request to monitoring API, like IP:port and command (getsummary for ex) ? A remeber cgminer has but as i understand ccminer api dosn't support Json api request and answers.
Code:
The JSON request format required is '{"command":"CMD","parameter":"PARAM"}'ccminer has NO control API of any kind. It's just a config/text log app.
Hmm, so what is this ?
Code:
-b, --api-bind IP/Port for the miner API (default: 127.0.0.1:4068)
--api-remote Allow remote control
Anybody knows a proper request to monitoring API, like IP:port and command (getsummary for ex) ? A remeber cgminer has but as i understand ccminer api dosn't support Json api request and answers.
Code:
The JSON request format required is '{"command":"CMD","parameter":"PARAM"}'ccminer has NO control API of any kind. It's just a config/text log app.
It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
It makes you wonder? Definitely the latter, you guys seems to have garages full of vidcards and cheap electricity. There is seriously no question.More like a spare bedroom, one GTX960, one GTX750Ti and 0.10USD/kWh power. Amateur at best.
Anybody knows a proper request to monitoring API, like IP:port and command (getsummary for ex) ? A remeber cgminer has
Code:
The JSON request format required is '{"command":"CMD","parameter":"PARAM"}'
but as i understand ccminer api dosn't support Json api request and answers. How to show gpu temp and fan speed in output. Can't find the flag in readme, but saw it at scryptr pic ?
LINUX ONLY--
Currently it is a Linux-only feature. It will also display clock speeds if you have the latest drivers. I need to update my nVidia drivers. --scryptr
Thanks.
COOL-BITS--
After you have a Linux box set up, issuing this command will activate the stats features on the latest nvidia drivers:
"sudo nvidia-xconfig -a --cool-bits=28 --allow-empty-initial-configuration"
Leave off the quote marks. You may need to do some web research on Cool-Bits, nvidia-smi, and nvidia-xconfig. Other people have explained it back further in this thread, and there is a lot of info out there on the web.
--scryptr
who here can confirm any working miner for lyra2v2 algo coin solo-mining?
I'm found a 2 blocks of VTC.
FIX CONFIRMED FOR VERTCOIN--
I found a block after a few hours of mining:
6x GTX 750ti rig solo-mining VTC finds first block with sp_'s CCminer release dot 69.
After I find a couple more blocks, I'll post a pic of the wallet. The mined blocks take 120 block confirmations to mature. I won't always be able to capture the mining console as in the above pic, but this first block will be matched on the wallet capture.
--scryptr
EDIT:
VertCoin wallet with first three 50-coin blocks found by solomining.
The lowest (oldest) block that has been found is now mature. The crossed hammers indicate that the blocks were found by mining.
4x GTX 970 rig finds a block of VTC with sp_'s CCminer release dot 69.
While I was editing this, a third block posted to the wallet.
--scryptr
How is the solomining going?
Thanks in advance!
HASH RATE--
I get steady status updates of my cards' hash rate in the mining console. Fluctuation is really low compared to pool status reports. VertCoin (VTC) has a pretty high difficulty for a small solo-mining operation like mine, but I am getting 2-3 blocks per day. This is about the right average. --scryptr
Hi
after the neoscrypt update from t-nelson I test it
the error is gone but i don´t get any status update from ccminer is this normal ?
best regards
after the neoscrypt update from t-nelson I test it
the error is gone but i don´t get any status update from ccminer is this normal ?
best regards
who here can confirm any working miner for lyra2v2 algo coin solo-mining?
I'm found a 2 blocks of VTC.
FIX CONFIRMED FOR VERTCOIN--
I found a block after a few hours of mining:
6x GTX 750ti rig solo-mining VTC finds first block with sp_'s CCminer release dot 69.
After I find a couple more blocks, I'll post a pic of the wallet. The mined blocks take 120 block confirmations to mature. I won't always be able to capture the mining console as in the above pic, but this first block will be matched on the wallet capture.
--scryptr
EDIT:
VertCoin wallet with first three 50-coin blocks found by solomining.
The lowest (oldest) block that has been found is now mature. The crossed hammers indicate that the blocks were found by mining.
4x GTX 970 rig finds a block of VTC with sp_'s CCminer release dot 69.
While I was editing this, a third block posted to the wallet.
--scryptr
How is the solomining going?
Thanks in advance!
How to show gpu temp and fan speed in output. Can't find the flag in readme, but saw it at scryptr pic ?
LINUX ONLY--
Currently it is a Linux-only feature. It will also display clock speeds if you have the latest drivers. I need to update my nVidia drivers. --scryptr
Thanks.
How to show gpu temp and fan speed in output. Can't find the flag in readme, but saw it at scryptr pic ?
LINUX ONLY--
Currently it is a Linux-only feature. It will also display clock speeds if you have the latest drivers. I need to update my nVidia drivers. --scryptr
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