Topic: KaspaMiner - A fast CPU/GPU miner for Kaspa (Read 347 times)
Can you add to mining ETC / ETH, mining a second coin on the Heavyhash algorithm?
This miner is legit, it was the first official miner as i remind. I used it months ago before kaspa became more support. But it is not worth anymore to use it, much slower than the other miners.
And why official miners do not want to compete with third-party miners?If the coin is popular on modern video cards, then the commissions give developers a good profit. And if you do not release new versions for several months, then the miners will stop using this software.
This miner is legit, it was the first official miner as i remind. I used it months ago before kaspa became more support. But it is not worth anymore to use it, much slower than the other miners.
Has anyone tested and confirmed this miner working? Do drop a feedback because I don't feel comfortable downloading a new miner I know nothing about.
I wanted to see KaspaMiner tests.
I found on github the latest version v0.2.1-GPU-0.7 dated August 24th. Many competitors have upgraded their kaspa miners since then many times and have achieved a nice increase in hashrate and lower power consumption.
Is there a hashrate table for video cards?
Is there a hashrate table for video cards?
Hi.
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my english)
I read the "readme" file, and as I understand it, there is no option in the miner config that would be possibility run *.bat file (like reboot.bat) upon reaching the specified target hashrate like in trex "--script-low-hash" ?
(sorry for my english)
KaspaMiner - A fast CPU/GPU miner for Kaspa KAS
KaspaMiner - A Kaspa high performance CPU miner.
GitHub: https://github.com/tmrlvi/kaspa-miner
Discord: https://discord.gg/kS3SK5F36R
Telegram: https://t.me/Kaspaenglish
Installation
Devfund
The devfund is a fund managed by the Kaspa community in order to fund Kaspa development
A miner that wants to mine higher percentage into the dev-fund can pass the following flags:
--devfund-precent=XX.YY to mine only XX.YY% of the blocks into the devfund.
This version automatically sets the devfund donation to the community designated address. Due to community decision, the minimum amount in the precompiled binaries is 2%.
From Sources:
Installing via cargo install is not supported for the latest version.
The regular version is still available at
From Git Sources
If you are looking to build from the repository (for debug / extension), note that the plugins are additional packages in the workspace.
To compile a specific package, you run the following command or any subset of it
And, the miner (and plugins) will be in targets/release.
You can replace the last line with
From Binaries
The release page includes precompiled binaries for Linux, and Windows (for the GPU version).
Removing Plugins
To remove a plugin, you simply remove the corresponding dll/so for the directory of the miner.
libkaspacuda.so, libkaspacuda.dll: Cuda support for Kaspa-Miner
libkaspaopencl.so, libkaspaopencl.dll: OpenCL support for Kaspa-Miner
Usage
To start mining, you need to run kaspad and have an address to send the rewards to. Here is a guidance on how to run a full node and how to generate addresses: https://github.com/kaspanet/docs/blob/main/Getting%20Started/Full%20Node%20Installation.md
To start mining, you just need to run the following:
USAGE:
OPTIONS:
Donation Addresses
Elichai: kaspa:qzvqtx5gkvl3tc54up6r8pk5mhuft9rtr0lvn624w9mtv4eqm9rvc9zfdmmpu
HauntedCook: kaspa:qz4jdyu04hv4hpyy00pl6trzw4gllnhnwy62xattejv2vaj5r0p5quvns058f
KaspaMiner - A Kaspa high performance CPU miner.
GitHub: https://github.com/tmrlvi/kaspa-miner
Discord: https://discord.gg/kS3SK5F36R
Telegram: https://t.me/Kaspaenglish
Installation
Devfund
The devfund is a fund managed by the Kaspa community in order to fund Kaspa development
A miner that wants to mine higher percentage into the dev-fund can pass the following flags:
--devfund-precent=XX.YY to mine only XX.YY% of the blocks into the devfund.
This version automatically sets the devfund donation to the community designated address. Due to community decision, the minimum amount in the precompiled binaries is 2%.
From Sources:
Installing via cargo install is not supported for the latest version.
The regular version is still available at
Code:
cargo install kaspa-miner
From Git Sources
If you are looking to build from the repository (for debug / extension), note that the plugins are additional packages in the workspace.
To compile a specific package, you run the following command or any subset of it
Code:
git clone [email protected]:tmrlvi/kaspa-miner.git
cd kaspa-miner
cargo build --release -p kaspa-miner -p kaspacuda -p kaspaopencl
cd kaspa-miner
cargo build --release -p kaspa-miner -p kaspacuda -p kaspaopencl
And, the miner (and plugins) will be in targets/release.
You can replace the last line with
Code:
cargo build --release --all
From Binaries
The release page includes precompiled binaries for Linux, and Windows (for the GPU version).
Removing Plugins
To remove a plugin, you simply remove the corresponding dll/so for the directory of the miner.
libkaspacuda.so, libkaspacuda.dll: Cuda support for Kaspa-Miner
libkaspaopencl.so, libkaspaopencl.dll: OpenCL support for Kaspa-Miner
Usage
To start mining, you need to run kaspad and have an address to send the rewards to. Here is a guidance on how to run a full node and how to generate addresses: https://github.com/kaspanet/docs/blob/main/Getting%20Started/Full%20Node%20Installation.md
To start mining, you just need to run the following:
Code:
./kaspa-miner --mining-address kaspa:XXXXX
This will run the miner on all the available GPU devcies.USAGE:
Code:
kaspa-miner [OPTIONS] --mining-address
OPTIONS:
Code:
-a, --mining-address The Kaspa address for the miner reward
--cuda-device Which CUDA GPUs to use [default: all]
--cuda-disable Disable cuda workers
--cuda-lock-core-clocks Lock core clocks eg: ,1200, [default: 0]
--cuda-lock-mem-clocks Lock mem clocks eg: ,810, [default: 0]
--cuda-no-blocking-sync Actively wait for result. Higher CPU usage, but less red blocks. Can have lower workload.
--cuda-power-limits Lock power limits eg: ,150, [default: 0]
--cuda-workload Ratio of nonces to GPU possible parrallel run [default: 64]
--cuda-workload-absolute The values given by workload are not ratio, but absolute number of nonces [default: false]
-d, --debug Enable debug logging level
--devfund-percent The percentage of blocks to send to the devfund (minimum 2%) [default: 2]
--experimental-amd Uses SMID instructions in AMD. Miner will crash if instruction is not supported
-h, --help Print help information
--mine-when-not-synced Mine even when kaspad says it is not synced
--nonce-gen The random method used to generate nonces. Options: (i) xoshiro (ii) lean [default: lean]
--opencl-amd-disable Disables AMD mining (does not override opencl-enable)
--opencl-device Which OpenCL GPUs to use on a specific platform
--opencl-enable Enable opencl, and take all devices of the chosen platform
--opencl-no-amd-binary Disable fetching of precompiled AMD kernel (if exists)
--opencl-platform Which OpenCL platform to use (limited to one per executable)
--opencl-workload Ratio of nonces to GPU possible parrallel run in OpenCL [default: 512]
--opencl-workload-absolute The values given by workload are not ratio, but absolute number of nonces in OpenCL [default: false]
-p, --port Kaspad port [default: Mainnet = 16110, Testnet = 16211]
-s, --kaspad-address The IP of the kaspad instance [default: 127.0.0.1]
-t, --threads Amount of CPU miner threads to launch [default: 0]
--testnet Use testnet instead of mainnet [default: false]
--cuda-device
--cuda-disable Disable cuda workers
--cuda-lock-core-clocks
--cuda-lock-mem-clocks
--cuda-no-blocking-sync Actively wait for result. Higher CPU usage, but less red blocks. Can have lower workload.
--cuda-power-limits
--cuda-workload
--cuda-workload-absolute The values given by workload are not ratio, but absolute number of nonces [default: false]
-d, --debug Enable debug logging level
--devfund-percent
--experimental-amd Uses SMID instructions in AMD. Miner will crash if instruction is not supported
-h, --help Print help information
--mine-when-not-synced Mine even when kaspad says it is not synced
--nonce-gen
--opencl-amd-disable Disables AMD mining (does not override opencl-enable)
--opencl-device
--opencl-enable Enable opencl, and take all devices of the chosen platform
--opencl-no-amd-binary Disable fetching of precompiled AMD kernel (if exists)
--opencl-platform
--opencl-workload
--opencl-workload-absolute The values given by workload are not ratio, but absolute number of nonces in OpenCL [default: false]
-p, --port
-s, --kaspad-address
-t, --threads
--testnet Use testnet instead of mainnet [default: false]
Donation Addresses
Elichai: kaspa:qzvqtx5gkvl3tc54up6r8pk5mhuft9rtr0lvn624w9mtv4eqm9rvc9zfdmmpu
HauntedCook: kaspa:qz4jdyu04hv4hpyy00pl6trzw4gllnhnwy62xattejv2vaj5r0p5quvns058f
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