Topic: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux) - page 238. (Read 6590718 times)

Guys, why do I see these messages?


Claymore's dual miner is not able to mine the devfee on any other pools? In addition, the correct url is "us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20535", in case if the devfee should inevitable be mined at MPH only....

I see this both with -allpools 0 or -allpools 1.

Question for you iSuX (just cos I think you might have the answer).

I've modded bioses with Polaris 1.6.7 and the One Click Timing Patch, etc. but I have noticed on the 570s that the max freq is 2250, with straps going up to 2000. However, when I try to OC above 2000 it just crashes. Anything 2000 and under runs fine.

So, my question, do I need to be adding extra timings above 2000 to allow it to OC above 2000?

I also see in the memory portion, there are freq and voltages up to 1750 mhz, but nothing above. Should I be adding in more freq/voltage pairs as well? Or is all of this unnecessary?

Hi,

I Found a bug in Remote manager (3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8 )
Starting with version 3.5 Remote manager on the web interface, unnecessary bars in the statistics are hidden if they are hidden in the Remote snap-in itself, although the column name disappears from the header.

Surprise!

Greetings everyone.

2018/05/25 Windows Defender Virus Definition version 1.269.69.0 has identified a Trojan:Win32/Bluteal.B!rfn in EthDcrMiner64.exe

According to Microsoft, "This threat can perform a number of actions of a malicious hacker's choice on your PC."

What a bunch of wankers.
Likewise trendmicro.

Lets just list something, and give no specific detail, keep it totally moronic, and scare people, and big ourselves up, and sell more software.

What is weird here is, Defender had removed my exclusion on EthDcrMiner64.exe

This on a rig with NO windows updates permitted, only defender can update itself, but wholly typical of MS who gave us all win10, and therefore consider our computers belong to them, to do with as they see fit, when and where.

Relevance: This defender was last updated on the 23rd, Claymore 11.7 has been running for weeks before then, so clearly MS have only added this signature to the db in the last day or so.

Suggest you folks check your exclusions, (suggest exclude file ONLY, (not folder for example), exclude EthDcrMiner64.exe and check your existing exclusions have not been removed.

Happy mining.

You updated Windows to 1803? It's easy to roll back to 1709.
But did you try AMD driver 18.5.1?

Hey there

There are 2 basic approaches to this.

1: Use the console, (CMD) and cd to the directory containing Claymore's executable, (EthDcrMiner64.exe), (and probably also containing your batch file, because if you're asking this question, is likely you're not so familiar with the console, setting paths etc. Not a criticism at all. MS have worked hard since win95 days to eliminate the user need for the console, and for the most part, have probably succeeded.)
But with the console open, you can then run your batchfile and see the print out of the results, (and the console remains open regardless, unlike executing the batchfile directly from explorer or desktop shortcut for example.)

2: Look at your log file, (it will have all the same info as you see in the console), and a lot more.

General advice on init fails.

Read the Readme!!!.txt file (especially the last sections, troubleshooting advice etc)
Read the History.txt file  (as you mention you're using 10.6. Mr Claymore added a lot since then.)

KISS: (Keep It Simple Stupid),(USN acronym, look that up if you're interested) But if you have a complex system, (rig), (more than 1 GPU), break it down, work with a single GPU until you solve your issue, then build it back up to multi etc.

If you are still stuck, post your batchfile, info on hardware, make/model/qty of GPU, logfile, and issue etc.
""It" doesn't work" for example, is unlikely to encourage people to give up time and braincells to help you.
Be specific, that you don't understand the problem is fine, but without providing detail, it's unlikely anyone else can help you.

As your rig is apparently running on 10.6 but not 11.7, and assuming you change nothing else, this should be a pretty quick and easy problem solve.
Some more detail would help here.
Best of luck.

Foot note, on cd
From the console, (Command prompt, aka cmd etc), type cd (change directory), 1 space, followed by the path to the location of EthDcrMiner64.exe on your system.
BE CAREFUL here, because you mention you have 2 versions of claymore on your rig, so make sure you know which version is where, (and you are really in the 11.7 directory).

e.g.
C:\Windows\System32>cd C:\Program Files\Claymore

18.3.4 fixed issues I can now use 10.6 with 46mhs again.. Still can't launch 11.7 just pops up then disappears. How can I get 11.7 to work?

Latest claymore won't even launch for me with new windows update ughhhhh.. Stupid PC updated only 11.0 working for me and lower hash rates on my vega 64.. Same settings with overdriventool I would get 46 mhs now just 37. Using latest amd drivers. roll back on driver does not change this. 

Turned out ... my boot drive was going bad and when trying to quit the closing of the log files was just too much.  It manifested itself in several ways but one was BSD's of various sorts from the display driver.  Maddening to figure that one out.  New drive ... no issues since.  I was lucky there was enough life left in it to pull off a clone.

It was after a couple puzzling shutdowns of Claymore before I figured out what was happening (a long time ago).
I think this tip should be marked as a 'sticky' as it has caught out so many people, and not only with Claymore but other miners too.

In linux you can put somelib.so in your app dir and link with it also.

btw, I have some issues with fanmin option. it seems not work on my AMD cards. fans stop for a while on start and sometimes during mining when temp gets too low. Is it normal with -fanmin 30 option? If -tt 1 is set, fans never stop.

also I have suggestion - add option to stop mining when gpu reaches some amount of invalid shares.
Overheating & overclocking can result in permanent invalid shares generation for a long time without crashing and normal hashrate. Only manual restart helps in such situation.
Thanks in advance.

Vega cards? I heard that on Vega new drivers works normal... But on Polaris...

EDIT: Just installed 18.5.1 drivers on my RX 580 and 270X. Looks like Claymore's Cryptonote and Dual miners works normal... It's good sign...

Ok thank you guys !!
I did what you advised me @Facinat  , I excluded claymore files in Windows Defender but I think I'll have to give the Claymore 11.7 folder as recommended @Call_Me_Bambi  , Windows Defender had to delete the file EthDcrMiner64.exe, I am not next but I will do it and you will be redirected, there is no reason that it is not ca! it works since more the last release of version 11.7.

Thanks guys ! :-)

Put the 11.7 in a exclusion directory, then it should be fine.

This can sometimes happen when Windows Defender, or other virus scanner, deletes the "EthDcrMiner64.exe" file thinking it's a virus.
If you could post any error messages you get this would help.
Run Claymore in a DOS box, this will stop it closing imediately and let you see any errors it reports.

Do you know why Claymore 11.7 does not work anymore?

At home, when I throw it, it cuts off immediately!
on the other hand if I run Claymore 11.6 or an earlier version it works. It's weird not

Thank you!!!

I`m using new drivers since last night on 2 rigs all good so far.

I'd like to know that also I bought a few gigabyte rev1 rx 560 when it was impossible to buy a 570/580 well for a normal price, but I'll have to say the rx 560 isn't a bad little card

Did you tried it yourself? Bugs from 18.4.1 fixed? As I remember in 18.4.1 speed drops to 0 on several cards after different periods of time from start mining...