[Minera v0.9.0] Your next mining dashboard - S9/L3+/D3/CPUminer/CGminer/BFGminer - page 142.

nst6563

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Quote from: chadwickx16 on July 08, 2014, 12:26:21 PM

Quote from: michelem on July 08, 2014, 11:44:49 AM

Guys I need your help, I just added BFGminer and CGminer (official latest versions) to Minera but now I would like to hear from you what you'd like to have as miner software in Minera (only cgminer/bfgminer forks for specific devices please).

I'm looking at these specific for Zeus too:

* https://github.com/Darkwinde/zeus_cgminer-3.7.2
* https://github.com/dmaxl/cgminer/

I would like to add a miner also for Innosilicon A1/A2 but I think the company hasn't release any source version yet.

Now, it's the time for your suggestions!

Feedback please!

I've had the best luck with CPU Miner, but I haven't tried the newest BFGminer.

I believe michelem is talking about device support other than gridseeds (like Zeus).

chadwickx16

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Quote from: michelem on July 08, 2014, 11:44:49 AM

Guys I need your help, I just added BFGminer and CGminer (official latest versions) to Minera but now I would like to hear from you what you'd like to have as miner software in Minera (only cgminer/bfgminer forks for specific devices please).

I'm looking at these specific for Zeus too:

* https://github.com/Darkwinde/zeus_cgminer-3.7.2
* https://github.com/dmaxl/cgminer/

I would like to add a miner also for Innosilicon A1/A2 but I think the company hasn't release any source version yet.

Now, it's the time for your suggestions!

Feedback please!

I've had the best luck with CPU Miner, but I haven't tried the newest BFGminer.

nst6563

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Quote from: michelem on July 08, 2014, 11:44:49 AM

Guys I need your help, I just added BFGminer and CGminer (official latest versions) to Minera but now I would like to hear from you what you'd like to have as miner software in Minera (only cgminer/bfgminer forks for specific devices please).

I'm looking at these specific for Zeus too:

* https://github.com/Darkwinde/zeus_cgminer-3.7.2
* https://github.com/dmaxl/cgminer/

I would like to add a miner also for Innosilicon A1/A2 but I think the company hasn't release any source version yet.

Now, it's the time for your suggestions!

Feedback please!

You have my vote for both of those. I've used both and while bfgminer seems to work really well, I have a little more success (less rejects) and more compatibility with the pools I use with dmaxl's cgminer.

I would also like to see A1 support as well.

MobileWill

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Might want to look into the newer version of CGMiner for Zeus

https://hashtrader.com/t/cgminer-4-3-5-zeus-support/1517/219

There is also a BFGMiner for Zeus.

I haven't tried it yet since I am using the ZenMiner.

michelem

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Guys I need your help, I just added BFGminer and CGminer (official latest versions) to Minera but now I would like to hear from you what you'd like to have as miner software in Minera (only cgminer/bfgminer forks for specific devices please).

I'm looking at these specific for Zeus too:

* https://github.com/Darkwinde/zeus_cgminer-3.7.2
* https://github.com/dmaxl/cgminer/

I would like to add a miner also for Innosilicon A1/A2 but I think the company hasn't release any source version yet.

Now, it's the time for your suggestions!

Feedback please!

br1ninho

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Quote from: michelem on July 08, 2014, 01:33:06 AM

Quote from: br1ninho on July 07, 2014, 06:52:47 PM

sorry about the question, but i can't understand how can i use ZeusMiner on minera 0.2.3, can anyone help whith "ZeusMiner + Minera (0.2.3) for dommy's?!?!?

Tongue

Where did you hear about Minera works with Zuesminer devices? It requires bfg/cgminer so by now they are not supported by Minera. Wait for the next releases.

In the meantime I just releade the image file with v0.2.3 for your Raspberry, enjoy!

Download img v0.2.3 for Rpi /minera-latest-img-zip]http://[Suspicious link removed]/minera-latest-img-zip

ok, i'm using minera, and it is very easy to use, userfriendly interfaces, i have another question about.

Can you put a page to auto configure DynDns like no ip, because it's free, well i have installed that app on my sistem, and i enjoy alot, because it's very easy to access rasp PI from ethernet, but it's not to easy to config and i don't have to mutch knowledge abou linux.

ADD suport for other languages, if you please i can translate to pt-pt perfect, and can i try other too.

TKS MICHELEM

michelem

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Quote from: br1ninho on July 07, 2014, 06:52:47 PM

sorry about the question, but i can't understand how can i use ZeusMiner on minera 0.2.3, can anyone help whith "ZeusMiner + Minera (0.2.3) for dommy's?!?!?

Tongue

Where did you hear about Minera works with Zuesminer devices? It requires bfg/cgminer so by now they are not supported by Minera. Wait for the next releases.

In the meantime I just releade the image file with v0.2.3 for your Raspberry, enjoy!

Download img v0.2.3 for Rpi http://getminera.com/download/latest

br1ninho

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sorry about the question, but i can't understand how can i use ZeusMiner on minera 0.2.3, can anyone help whith "ZeusMiner + Minera (0.2.3) for dommy's?!?!?

Tongue

mindtrip

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thats great news keep up the great work you have the best mining platform for gridseeds hands down i tested them all now this opens it up to so much more

chadwickx16

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Quote from: nwoolls on July 07, 2014, 02:49:15 PM

Quote from: chadwickx16 on July 07, 2014, 02:21:43 PM

Quote from: michelem on July 07, 2014, 11:45:28 AM

BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

Great news michelem!!! Now we can use cgminermonitor in conjunction with minera for e-mail notifications.

Just throwing out that you can already do this with the MobileMiner integration Wink

E-Mail notifications?

nwoolls

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Quote from: chadwickx16 on July 07, 2014, 02:21:43 PM

Quote from: michelem on July 07, 2014, 11:45:28 AM

BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

Great news michelem!!! Now we can use cgminermonitor in conjunction with minera for e-mail notifications.

Just throwing out that you can already do this with the MobileMiner integration Wink

chadwickx16

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Quote from: michelem on July 07, 2014, 11:45:28 AM

BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

Great news michelem!!! Now we can use cgminermonitor in conjunction with minera for e-mail notifications.

crackfoo

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Quote from: michelem on July 07, 2014, 11:45:28 AM

BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

fantastic!

jekv2

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Is this released already in the wild?

Or is this behind the scenes?

Trimegistus

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Quote from: michelem on July 07, 2014, 11:45:28 AM

BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

Great news! At this rate maybe we can have a public release with another miner software before August! YES!

Cheesy

michelem

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BFGMiner integration into Minera just started

mindtrip

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Quote from: MScFW on July 06, 2014, 06:30:13 AM

Quote from: FullBoat on July 06, 2014, 04:01:32 AM

Quote from: mindtrip on July 05, 2014, 03:06:45 PM

Just a general question is everyone running there Pi's in Stock mode? I tried today doing the Modest over clock and I am running 6 Gridseed Blades and my average Load is 0.24 which seems a little lower then on stock clock which was closer to 0.29 not a huge difference but its just as stable so I was wondering if there is really anything to gain from OCing the Pi possible the ability to handle more miners for those having trouble over 20 globes has anyone tried this out? I notice my Pi running Stock clock 16 Globes runs about 0.25 as my 15 min average

From my understanding, it's not the speed that's stopping the Pi from controlling more, but the on-board memory. OCing the Pi really doesn't get you anything extra, except more heat maybe.

You can try to reconfigure the memory usage by adding / changing "gpu_mem=16" in the "/boot/config.txt" file to only use 16M for the gpu.

Thanks for the feedback I am new to using the Pi but have always overclocked or enhanced everything I have Wink

So far the OC on my minera platform seems to be running just fine stable which is why i chose this route to replace MY PC that was controlling ut plus the energy savings not running a full MB and PC is great. I plan to do a lot more experimenting with them so I just wanted some feedback.

I have seen that you can change the allocation of memory so possibly this can help in adding support for more devices per pi. I have some more gridseeds coming so soon ill test how many i can cram onto 1 pi controller before stability is an issue

MScFW

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Quote from: FullBoat on July 06, 2014, 04:01:32 AM

Quote from: mindtrip on July 05, 2014, 03:06:45 PM

Just a general question is everyone running there Pi's in Stock mode? I tried today doing the Modest over clock and I am running 6 Gridseed Blades and my average Load is 0.24 which seems a little lower then on stock clock which was closer to 0.29 not a huge difference but its just as stable so I was wondering if there is really anything to gain from OCing the Pi possible the ability to handle more miners for those having trouble over 20 globes has anyone tried this out? I notice my Pi running Stock clock 16 Globes runs about 0.25 as my 15 min average

From my understanding, it's not the speed that's stopping the Pi from controlling more, but the on-board memory. OCing the Pi really doesn't get you anything extra, except more heat maybe.

You can try to reconfigure the memory usage by adding / changing "gpu_mem=16" in the "/boot/config.txt" file to only use 16M for the gpu.

FullBoat

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Quote from: mindtrip on July 05, 2014, 03:06:45 PM

Just a general question is everyone running there Pi's in Stock mode? I tried today doing the Modest over clock and I am running 6 Gridseed Blades and my average Load is 0.24 which seems a little lower then on stock clock which was closer to 0.29 not a huge difference but its just as stable so I was wondering if there is really anything to gain from OCing the Pi possible the ability to handle more miners for those having trouble over 20 globes has anyone tried this out? I notice my Pi running Stock clock 16 Globes runs about 0.25 as my 15 min average

From my understanding, it's not the speed that's stopping the Pi from controlling more, but the on-board memory. OCing the Pi really doesn't get you anything extra, except more heat maybe.

mindtrip

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Quote from: michelem on July 04, 2014, 11:48:37 AM

Hey guys, it's friday! Just in time for a new release

Minera 0.2.3 is out!

* Added digital clock
* Fixed Cryptsy timeouts
* Added pool donation remove button
* Changed frequency step from 5 to 1
* Fixed display devices legend
* Added avg stats 1min,5min,1hour,1day
* Added charts hourly,daily,monthly,yearly
* Added average stats badge
* Various bug fixes

And now I'll put all my efforts on the next huge update with CG/BFGminer support, stay tuned!

Have a great weekend!

PS
RPI image file will be updated in the next few days

Do you think it would be possible to add support for the LCD screen read out to display hashing stats similar to the way the Antminer S2 does it? I have a bunch of headless rigs it would be nice when i go do my checkup to see at a glance that there all working well. Keep up the great work this never version seems even smoother then the last, I have setup some donation mining time to keep fueling your efforts, thank you!!

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