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hero member
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February 14, 2013, 04:13:41 AM
#4
@brincobt
1) probably you missed the point of the question... and no ,i will not answer that Wink
2) figured already that ,
3) gaining wasnt the point.

@crazyates  that is an excellent suggestion. a bit messy but does the work . thanks Smiley
legendary
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February 13, 2013, 01:17:59 PM
#3
Yes, GGMiner has many options for changing your pool management. You simply add multiple pools into your command line or config file, and then choose which option you like best:

an example. i want to always hash with 1ghash on deepbit (god forbit!) , 3 ghash on slush , 5ghash on another pool.
in case of the "other pool" goes off , the 5ghash to be distributed among the 2 previous pools. the detail on that is the hash limit. i havent seen that anywhere (or i've missed it)
IIRC, the only way to do this is to add 1 worker for Deepbit, 3 workers for slush, and 5 for any other pool, and then do a --balance scheme. Each worker will get 1/9 of your shares, or close to it. If slush goes down, then those 3/9 workers would go down, and your hashrate would be split over 6 workers now, not 9. The remaining 6 workers would then be hashing at a faster rate. I don't know of any way how to limit a pools hashrate any other way, but I also don't know why you'd want to.
jr. member
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February 13, 2013, 12:02:40 PM
#2
First: Do you have ready an ASICs miner, what type and from or are you dreaming?
Second: Write the  necessary software your own, preferably in python and open source.
Third: The automatic mining pool hopper for optimized gain has to be invented, if/when hopping gives you a gain ;-)
hero member
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February 13, 2013, 11:12:28 AM
#1
To whoever know:Is it possible to use a miner (bfgminer,cgminer,.....) with any of the asic products that can
a) mine on multiple pools 
b) "cap" the hashing power to a limit
c) load balance if a pool is off or unrechable

an example. i want to always hash with 1ghash on deepbit (god forbit!) , 3 ghash on slush , 5ghash on another pool.
in case of the "other pool" goes off , the 5ghash to be distributed among the 2 previous pools. the detail on that is the hash limit. i havent seen that anywhere (or i've missed it)
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