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Topic: Megaminer 6.3 - Multi pool / Multi Algo launcher - page 40. (Read 70970 times)

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Tutulfo, i have a question about count time interval realisation in megaminer.
I have two small farm on 1080ti, and i run a megaminer on them at the same time, (plus or minus 3-4 seconds), but after a while there is a desynchronization in time.
A field "Next Interval" shows me different time in seconds, and by this, two different farms have two different API answer, and two different algos mined.
Is it possible to implement a seconds counter with binding to hardware, such as RTC clock etc?


What utility has all rig are syncronized?
No utilities,brain only Grin
Two PC, one monitor, and teamViewer.
When time in "next interval" window ends, i start megaminer on the second PC.
No more.
After a few minutes both timers have different values in  "next interval" window.
It is not 4-5 sec, it is 200-300 sec difference between rigs.
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Hi
can I add algos by myself?
If yes where can I find $WTMFactor for algo ?

An Algo/coin only needs a Pool and a miner, if both exists it works.

WTM factor is default hasrate WTM shows (3xAMD480). I see WTM added Skunk algo, next release will include it.

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I´m thinking make a public web, MM will send periodically data asociated to a passphrase written in config.txt (I dont want login system), it will be able to see all asociated data to that passphrase: hashrate, miner, etc. from anywhere

I think this is more usefull than api, but has a big problem, server cost, I´m thinking only allow this funcionality if donation is enabled to help pay server cost but I´m not sure if it is a good idea.

Why not just release it so that we can run it our own servers?  I don't know if you were planning on charging money for this or if you were just going to give it away with Megaminer though.

I thought about writing out the miner info and such to a file and they using a script to scrape that data to a simple webpage and upload that page to my web server so I can see the data, but I'm not very good with Powershell, only Python.

I want this software remains noob friendly and I think doing your way only makes available this feature to expert level users.

I´m working now on @@Threshold variable as say some post back
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I'm having trouble using 3 pools at the same time and trying to finish the benchmark test.

Also the program keeps opening radeon live during the end of intervals benchmarks


I haven´t AMD card to test radeon bug, benchmarks works with one pool only?
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Interesting Smiley

I set donate to 10 minutes each day

Thanks, I can tell with this software I´m losing money, I use my rigs as test are they are more time testing, bechmarking, stopped by bug, etc than mining...

I started this project as help for noobs and as a hobby.
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Activity: 322
Merit: 105
Tutulfo, i have a question about count time interval realisation in megaminer.
I have two small farm on 1080ti, and i run a megaminer on them at the same time, (plus or minus 3-4 seconds), but after a while there is a desynchronization in time.
A field "Next Interval" shows me different time in seconds, and by this, two different farms have two different API answer, and two different algos mined.
Is it possible to implement a seconds counter with binding to hardware, such as RTC clock etc?


What utility has all rig are syncronized?
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Activity: 266
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Interesting Smiley

I set donate to 10 minutes each day
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I'd like to add overclock profiles that automatically run when a miner for a given algorithm is launched.
There are 3 profiles - memory only, core only and balanced, each with different voltage points.

The profiles are applied by running a similar command line:
Code:
C:\nvidiaInspector.exe -lockVoltagePoint:1,850000 -setBaseClockOffset:1,0,200 -setMemoryClockOffset:1,0,250

What would be the easiest way to achieve this?
member
Activity: 86
Merit: 10
Tutulfo, i have a question about count time interval realisation in megaminer.
I have two small farm on 1080ti, and i run a megaminer on them at the same time, (plus or minus 3-4 seconds), but after a while there is a desynchronization in time.
A field "Next Interval" shows me different time in seconds, and by this, two different farms have two different API answer, and two different algos mined.
Is it possible to implement a seconds counter with binding to hardware, such as RTC clock etc?
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Activity: 322
Merit: 105
Have you considered releasing an AMD version and an NVIDIA version? Separate files to perhaps makes installation cleaner on each one?

AMD and Nvidia are only different on miners files, I think too work for little benefit.
newbie
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Have you considered releasing an AMD version and an NVIDIA version? Separate files to perhaps makes installation cleaner on each one?
full member
Activity: 319
Merit: 100
Hi
can I add algos by myself?
If yes where can I find $WTMFactor for algo ?
newbie
Activity: 77
Merit: 0
I´m thinking make a public web, MM will send periodically data asociated to a passphrase written in config.txt (I dont want login system), it will be able to see all asociated data to that passphrase: hashrate, miner, etc. from anywhere

I think this is more usefull than api, but has a big problem, server cost, I´m thinking only allow this funcionality if donation is enabled to help pay server cost but I´m not sure if it is a good idea.

Why not just release it so that we can run it our own servers?  I don't know if you were planning on charging money for this or if you were just going to give it away with Megaminer though.

I thought about writing out the miner info and such to a file and they using a script to scrape that data to a simple webpage and upload that page to my web server so I can see the data, but I'm not very good with Powershell, only Python.
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Activity: 322
Merit: 105
I'd love see an API or something where I can see what my rigs are mining, the projected profit and maybe GPU temps/fan speeds.  Even just writing this out to a webpage or something would be great.  I've tried some monitoring programs, but they don't work well with pool switching software.

I´m thinking make a public web, MM will send periodically data asociated to a passphrase written in config.txt (I dont want login system), it will be able to see all asociated data to that passphrase: hashrate, miner, etc. from anywhere

I think this is more usefull than api, but has a big problem, server cost, I´m thinking only allow this funcionality if donation is enabled to help pay server cost but I´m not sure if it is a good idea.



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Is there a way to force it to mine an algo on zpool! I put it to automatic 1 and then 0,2 zpool and hrf and it shows the algos and chooses the most profitable for 24 hours . Some times it is veltor and blake2b very close , but veltor need too many confirmations and takes 1 day to mature , so is there a way when it is running that way , to change the algo and to force it to mine blak2b for instance? I hope you understand me! Grin

If you want penalize some algos globally, easy way is edit "Get-Algo-Divisor" function in "Include.ps1" file


This is the actual code, $Divisor is used to divide pool´s reported price so if you make it bigger less profit is calculated

  $Divisor = 1000000000
                   
                    switch($Algo)
                    {
                        "skein"{$Divisor *= 10}
                        "equihash"{$Divisor /= 1000}
                        "blake2s"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "blakecoin"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "decred"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "blake14r"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                    }

This code for example reduces veltor profit a 5% on all pools

$Divisor = 1000000000
                   
                    switch($Algo)
                    {
                        "skein"{$Divisor *= 10}
                        "equihash"{$Divisor /= 1000}
                        "blake2s"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "blakecoin"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "decred"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "blake14r"{$Divisor *= 1000}
                        "veltor"{$Divisor *= 1.05}

                    }

full member
Activity: 322
Merit: 105
I'd love see an API or something where I can see what my rigs are mining, the projected profit and maybe GPU temps/fan speeds.  Even just writing this out to a webpage or something would be great.  I've tried some monitoring programs, but they don't work well with pool switching software.

I use awesomeminer which does this. It has its flaws tho.

Suggestion for the next release
Add "@@THRESHOLD=100" this would be the value which the next profitable coin/algo would have to be before it switches. 105 would mean the next would would have to be 5% more profitable before switching.

If this was in use I think I'd run with an interval of 30 second and a threshold of 110.

Also,
- do the hashrates update? or are these only set during benchmarking? it would be nice if these updated, say a miner was on for 600 seconds it rewrote the hashrate
- Does it compare estimated profit (calculated by benchmark hashrate) or current profit (calculated by current hashrate) when it is deciding which is more profitable?



I´m working to add this feature.

Some time ago, running hashrate updated benchmark but this had problems, sometimes some miners has hashrate peaks and set a wrong benchmark, this one forces to check each day benchmarks are ok or you can be running less profitable coin for days.

Comparison is always with bechmarked hashrate, benchmarked hashrates are reduced by 5% to simulate rejected shares, start times... but this affects all equal.

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Activity: 322
Merit: 105
Hmm.. mining blake2s on zpool with 28ghs, showing 196€/day.
Must be something wrong? Maybe just a decimal thing? ;-)

What pool was running?, I´m testing now on NH and it seems ok, 9Gh/s = 2.22€

I see similar sometimes and is reported pool profit error (usually is corrected minutes after)
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Activity: 322
Merit: 105
Yiimp Pool has been Hacked.

http://yiimp.ccminer.org/

Yiimp is also the source code of other pools like Hash Refinery or Zpool so Zpool and HR are also affected, I recommend move this pools files to other folder while pools admins find a solution.


Nobody kwows if other kind of pools like Suprnova or MPH are affected so I would not hold too many coins on pools.
newbie
Activity: 12
Merit: 0
Hmm.. mining blake2s on zpool with 28ghs, showing 196€/day.
Must be something wrong? Maybe just a decimal thing? ;-)
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 251
I'd love see an API or something where I can see what my rigs are mining, the projected profit and maybe GPU temps/fan speeds.  Even just writing this out to a webpage or something would be great.  I've tried some monitoring programs, but they don't work well with pool switching software.

I use awesomeminer which does this. It has its flaws tho.

Suggestion for the next release
Add "@@THRESHOLD=100" this would be the value which the next profitable coin/algo would have to be before it switches. 105 would mean the next would would have to be 5% more profitable before switching.

If this was in use I think I'd run with an interval of 30 second and a threshold of 110.

Also,
- do the hashrates update? or are these only set during benchmarking? it would be nice if these updated, say a miner was on for 600 seconds it rewrote the hashrate
- Does it compare estimated profit (calculated by benchmark hashrate) or current profit (calculated by current hashrate) when it is deciding which is more profitable?

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