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coinscrow

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I can't reproduce the OHM error.
I make 3 new fresh install on 2 different rig, it worked instantly.

Maybe if the OHM can't start a web server maybe Firewall, Windows Defender, rewrite the default config file, that cause some problem.
One of my test PC installed a new Windows version what installed me a Windows Defender, its deleted some files in the node folder.

Tojan ?! Stupid paranoid antivirus Undecided

I think i will integrate the OHM to the node.
If anyone can tell me how can i reproduce this error on the node, i can find out what cause this problem.

piwi3910

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Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 12:24:00 PM

Fixed it......

In open hardware monitor it was not enabling the remote web server.

Fix go under options in open hardware monitor and click run under options>Remote Web Server

This was the fix for me, now the miner doesn't throw the error anymore

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Quote from: coinscrow on April 14, 2017, 11:39:06 AM

Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 11:35:42 AM

I have the same issue on of of my 4 card rigs and it appears to be related to Open Hardware Monitor not opening it's port and not writing the log file.

so can anyone more explain the problem ? i will fix asap if i can understand whats the problem

I had this happen to me on a couple rigs. I figured out that the config file for OHM had become reset to default. I fixed by copying from one of my rigs not having the problem.

Close your node, miner and OHM then in your node folder, open monitor\OpenHardwareMonitor.config file and replace its contents with this:

Code:

Then OHM should work and your node should be happy.

edit: Apparently I didn't see page 26 had been started on the thread and this is a little late. It still may help someone so I'll leave it.

Skzzik

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Quote from: coinscrow on April 14, 2017, 12:28:43 PM

Quote from: Skzzik on April 14, 2017, 12:26:56 PM

hi, its normal that my zcash worker doesnt show a graph like my eth miner does?

if you enabled in advanced stats. maybe show up in a few hour

hmm I think already did that, my graph still shows a worker I deleted yesterday, it could be that?

coinscrow

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Quote from: Skzzik on April 14, 2017, 12:26:56 PM

hi, its normal that my zcash worker doesnt show a graph like my eth miner does?

if you enabled in advanced stats. maybe show up in a few hour

Skzzik

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hi, its normal that my zcash worker doesnt show a graph like my eth miner does?

coinscrow

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Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 12:24:00 PM

Fixed it......

In open hardware monitor it was not enabling the remote web server.

Fix go under options in open hardware monitor and click run under options>Remote Web Server

hmm thank you. maybe i replaced the default config file in v2.6 or 7
i fix it in the package asap i can

cryptominer420

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Fixed it......

In open hardware monitor it was not enabling the remote web server.

Fix go under options in open hardware monitor and click run under options>Remote Web Server

cryptominer420

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Further digging shows that the monitor.dat file isn't being generated for the machine in question.

coinscrow

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Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 11:58:36 AM

http://imgur.com/a/eAAQb

This is how things are launching after a fresh reboot.

miner is using -mport 3333

i check it today.

also i will add support to ewbf-zec current hashrate / card
and current consumption / card. / total actual consumption

cryptominer420

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http://imgur.com/a/eAAQb

This is how things are launching after a fresh reboot.

miner is using -mport 3333

piwi3910

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Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 11:35:42 AM

I have the same issue on of of my 4 card rigs and it appears to be related to Open Hardware Monitor not opening it's port and not writing the log file.

you know where it should write this logfile?

coinscrow

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Quote from: cryptominer420 on April 14, 2017, 11:35:42 AM

I have the same issue on of of my 4 card rigs and it appears to be related to Open Hardware Monitor not opening it's port and not writing the log file.

so can anyone more explain the problem ? i will fix asap if i can understand whats the problem

cryptominer420

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I have the same issue on of of my 4 card rigs and it appears to be related to Open Hardware Monitor not opening it's port and not writing the log file.

piwi3910

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Quote from: coinscrow on April 14, 2017, 10:09:36 AM

Quote from: piwi3910 on April 14, 2017, 09:53:36 AM

anyone knows how to fix the error:

HardwareMonitor Log file doesn't exist
and the other one:
You must use the default api port at your miner.

more detail?
that shows you have no open api port at your miner.
at claymore you must use the default 3333 api port

mport.txt 3333
settings >> config editor > -mport 3333

disable your firewall
check your browser: 127.0.0.1:3333
if you are not using claymore, open proxy/socket.exe
127.0.0.1:4444 check this url on your browser its opening.

I have the same issue on 3 fresh installed miners,
Firewalls are disabled, and i can access port 3333

everything seems to work fine, except for the Watchdog.
If i disable it, all runs fine.
If enabled every 6 min it will reboot my rig.
so if i boot up my 3 rigs at the same time, they nicely get rebooted by the WD at the same time.

Openhardware monitor is running fine, changed the uac to not ask anymore

Tidsdilatation

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Alright boys, i have finally fixed this after some trubble Cheesy

The gpu rig is now working, great tool mate!! Now i only need to fix the CPU miner. I know nothing of those coins. What coins do you recommend mining with the CPU miner, and where can you find wallet for that coin?

coinscrow

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Quote from: piwi3910 on April 14, 2017, 09:53:36 AM

anyone knows how to fix the error:

HardwareMonitor Log file doesn't exist
and the other one:
You must use the default api port at your miner.

more detail?
that shows you have no open api port at your miner.
at claymore you must use the default 3333 api port

mport.txt 3333
settings >> config editor > -mport 3333

disable your firewall
check your browser: 127.0.0.1:3333
if you are not using claymore, open proxy/socket.exe
127.0.0.1:4444 check this url on your browser its opening.

piwi3910

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anyone knows how to fix the error:

HardwareMonitor Log file doesn't exist
and the other one:
You must use the default api port at your miner.

coinscrow

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Activity: 1596

Merit: 305

minerstat CEO

Quote from: Jamievs on April 14, 2017, 02:35:45 AM

Quote from: Lorilikes on April 13, 2017, 11:44:22 PM

Is this something you guys would recommend for a starter, with no experience?

Depends on how you're starting. I am a re-starter to the scene and for now I have chosen not to use it. Not because minerstat is not good but for now it is too much a hassle for me compared to other software available. I am tweaking a lot at the moment since I am building up my first rig and it is cumbersome to maintain the different coin speeds opposed to being able to benchmark the speeds automatically. If this feature would become available I'd switch to minerstat in a heartbeat. For now it's a no for me. But if you're all set and don't plan to do a lot of changes and tweaks it indeed is easy to set up and well worth it.

Yes, now advanced users takes long time put all of details, hashrates etc.. If anyone want to use the algo.
... butm I finish the algo in a few weeks. I will do the benchmark too, bro. - > Its a fckn good idea, and save a lot of time.

I want to make it simple and easy-to-use. Need a little more time to work on this app but when i finish this the RC version will be awesome!

Jamievs

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Quote from: Lorilikes on April 13, 2017, 11:44:22 PM

Is this something you guys would recommend for a starter, with no experience?

Depends on how you're starting. I am a re-starter to the scene and for now I have chosen not to use it. Not because minerstat is not good but for now it is too much a hassle for me compared to other software available. I am tweaking a lot at the moment since I am building up my first rig and it is cumbersome to maintain the different coin speeds opposed to being able to benchmark the speeds automatically. If this feature would become available I'd switch to minerstat in a heartbeat. For now it's a no for me. But if you're all set and don't plan to do a lot of changes and tweaks it indeed is easy to set up and well worth it.

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