Topic: Genesis Mining Presents: SGMiner-GM - now with Zawawa's GG! [Updated 17/01/2017] (Read 140378 times)

I wish there is an update. I hope there will be.

is this miner also depricated???
is there any better miner?

hi!

Is there anyone here can compile Sgminer for AMD card with new algo. i can pay BTC or ETH

thanks

IT IS NOT A BUG--

The algorithm "cryptonight" must be changed to "monero" in your configuration.  ASICs have overtaken the former monero blockchain, and to mine a current cryptonight-based coin, you will need to specify the correct algorithm.

--scryptr

I have a problem when mine with sgminer-gm 5.5.6 pre-release:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3435752/38682948-84c7005e-3e96-11e8-845a-f1c8e69ec745.png

There are "Rejected untracked stratum share" few times in minute. Also sometimes I see the wall of rejects.

Please fix that. The bug: https://github.com/genesismining/sgminer-gm/issues/122 The build: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=66372151306089537880 (Linux x86_64)

Please update to support crytonight v7 , thank so muchn

There were problems compiling it for windows.

I would use it too, as it still is the fastest Cryptonight miner for RX cards....

Well, at least on my cards

Is the miner going to get an Windows binary update for the upcoming XMR POW change?

From what i saw, there were changes made to the Git. But no release yet.

I did but i get below message, after i click start.bat.
I don't understand why there i no easy way to work with it.


after a while message changes to this

start bat code

Try changing the line:
         "algorithm": "ethash",
to
         "algorithm": "ethash-new",

whay i get only 20mh/s for RX570, I gpt 29.x from claymore.

My settings

Hoping I get an answer here, I pointed my RX570 rig to this in SMOS. In the script I added my Zcash address, but after 12 hours of mining (12 mod'd cards) I have no idea if I'll receive a payout! for the last year I've mostly used nanopool/dwarfpool so I'm used to their pool interfaces to view stats etcetera.

Default config: -zpool zec-eu.coinmine.pl:7007 -zwal tytanick.0 -zpsw x

My conf.:  -zpool zec-eu.coinmine.pl:7007 -zwal t1KGeHxJTYxD(My public zcash altered here...)abc.0 -zpsw x

I'm I missing something? anyone else use SMOS here that can help direct me or:

1) confirm its 'config'd' correct or not.

2) Tell me how it pays out? or where to view?

THANX IN ADVANCE  

I guess visiting "coinmine.pl" ....maybe? { IT'S AN SMOS THING.} No instructions, only directing inquiries here :-/


OKAY, found solution @ their pool for anyone mining there wit SMOS, it's paying out with my above config for the next guy seeking answers for this 

I used to use SGminer, and miners other than Claymore's Cryptonote miner, as I found Claymore to be a bit more power hungry, but unfortunely I've been forced to use Claymore as a small rig I have crashes every time I use SGminer and boy have I tried everything to find out why, but to no avail.
I'm always keeping an eye out for any mods to SGminer, and the like, to see if one will eventually work, so I hope if it's updated it may work this time.

I get an error
when I try to use events in the config and want to reboot the rig when GPU hangs
OS: Windows 10 x64 1607 LTSB
Frameworks: 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2017

Any suggestions?

I think it is great for the PoW to change every few months. I hope the miner will be updated.

The Cryptonote PoW hash is being modified in an fork this March. Will there be an announcement here that SGminer-GM has been changed to accommodate this modification or will we just have to keep an eye on Github for the changes.
https://getmonero.org/2018/02/11/PoW-change-and-key-reuse.html

Can someone post a Ethos config file for sgminer-gm for neoscrypt?

Heh, those are exactly the numbers I have programmed for my RX 570... Too bad the miner crashes so soon after startup, and doesn't even leave a debug log despite setting...

Wait, I got it running after I removed the switch "--shaders 2048" from the command line (forgot I had that) and changed the debug switch from "-D" to "--debug-log", which really shouldn't have affected anything. Unfortunately, the bad news is that the hashrate is terrible - about 90 h/s so far. But, I can work with a bad hashrate; I can't work with an instant-crashing program.

EDIT - Oh, I forgot I also changed "gpu-platform" in the config file from 1 to 0; I suspect that is what solved the problem - as I think I read somewhere else, 1 is for systems with an integrated GPU on the CPU.

The math is a fairly accurate estimate, but each system varies a bit because of motherboards, drivers, voodoo/kami, etc.

On my 560s (4gig) I use 508, w4, g2. - 450h/s  (on another board, 480 was the magic number)

On my 570s (4gig) I use 896 w8, g2. - 840h/s 

All are bios modded, and moderately overlcocked at 1860-1880.

This miner appears to have been abandoned, which is a real shame because despite being last updated over a year ago it still performs the best by far on Cryptonight with an XFX RX 560 I recently bought (and which I'll be getting 5 more to make a cheap Cryptonight miner).

Despite the apparent abandonment, I read every single post of this thread looking for an explanation of rawintensity, worksize and gpu-threads and, incredibly, these critical parameters are never really explained. There are bits and pieces here and in the (3+ year old) .md files on the github repo, but it is not clear if those partial explanations apply to all algorithms or just Ethash (the fragments I found here) or Scrypt (in the mining.md file on github).

So here is what I picked up from a couple of posts by OhGodAGirl (one of the original devs of SGMiner), which I've paraphrased/combined below:


Now here's the kicker... below are the settings that are working the best for my single RX 560 with just 2GB, 16 CU and 1024 shaders:

rawintensity = 416
worksize = 8
gpu-threads = 2

And this contradicts the advice to set gpu-threads to 1 if worksize is 8... I'm not going to sweat that, though, as this combination really does quite well, all things considered - about 460 H/s, which is 40-60 H/s better than the next best performer, xmr-stak.

Even worse, though, is that I have a single RX 570 4GB (which is what I was going to use for a dedicated cryptonight/ethash miner, until prices went full retard) and sgminer crashes immediately after displaying the two line screen about Jannson 2.7 (can't catch it, it goes by too fast), even if I don't set anything for the above parameters.

It's a bit of a longshot, I realize, but any sort of clue as to where to go next in troubleshooting would be helpful. Drivers are Adrenalin 18.1 (Jan 18) and not in compute mode (since that doesn't really help Cryptonight, at least from what I've noticed).