Topic: MultiMiner: Any Miner, Any Where, on Any Device (Free, Open Source, Cross Platform) - page 115. (Read 827336 times)

No, only one installation of MultiMiner is needed. Right-click on the name of each individual device in the list to see a context menu where you can choose the coin it will mine.


In MultiMiner you can go to Settings > Advanced miner settings and enable a Stratum Proxy. Then you can point the miners on your SuSE machine at MultiMiner instead of your pools, and the stats will show in MultiMiner.

You can actually achieve this already. Click on Settings > Advanced application settings. Enable the option to Use a standard menu designed for accessibility. This menu has shortcut accelerators assigned so that you can easily access menu items via the keyboard.

is it (not) possible to add new coins (not in the list)?
e.g. I have added NYM and it crashed...
thx

I will do this and see what I get.
Both setups are brand new and I have shaken them both down quite well to eliminate issues.
Hopefully I can find something that helps using your advice.
The drop off is really weird when I add the shaders into my code.  It runs really well at 164kh/s or so but the drop back is really a bummer.  It runs stable and cool as well.  
On the other side of the coin though my ASIS's with this version of MM really shine.  Even the little 333 erupters actually run at 370 to 380 with no special tricks or tweaks.
This is fun though digging and troubleshooting.
Still I am looking forward to when my R9 270 gets here for some real hashing power.

Besides the affinity, those are basic troubleshooting steps with rigs. The affinity won't make a difference either unless these are non-dedicated rigs, in which it could help by dedicating a core to bfgminer. What always has helped, and Nate was kind enough to implement it into his software has been setting the BFGminer process to "HIGH" instead of normal. I never really read anywhere in the community where this has been recommended, but I have always found it helped out on my rigs, and was thankful when he imtegrated it.

found on http://www.overclock.net/t/1437876/290-and-290x-litecoin-mining-performance

Is your card throttling? Does your hash rate drop over time? (Click to hide)
This happens when the GPU core temperature gets too high and your card reduces its core speed to prevent overheating.
- Increase the Powertune percentage with Afterburner
- Increase fan speed to keep the temperature below 90° C
- Lower GPU core voltage with Afterburner
- Change the affinity of the CGminer.exe or BFGminer.exe process to one thread (open Task Manager, right-click on process, choose "Set Affinity..." and check just one core)

i m not in the office to check that, can someone with hash drops check it out? specially the part with bgminer.exe affinity

Those seeing the hash rate difference after switching from CGminer to BFGminer, please note my experience was that no matter how much I tweaked the settings I couldn't achieve the same until I used the optimized .BIN files that I came across on Litecoin forums. I don't know the back end as to the difference in how .bin files get generated in the miner apps, but this was the big difference.

Once I copied and renamed the .BIN file to match the automatically generated on each rig, I got back just about everything.

Hi all.
I need your help
i Installes MultiMiner and my BitBurner Fury wasn´t in the list...
BitBurner Fury is correct installes because if i start with cgminer the BitBurner Fury will run perfect

I have:
*) Windows 7 64Bit
*) Newest Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1
*) MultiMiner 2.3.3
*) BitBurner Fury rev 1.1 (49GH/s)

can you help me plz?
sry about my bad english, i don´t use this language since shool (and this is ~20 Years ago )

thx this was it...

i dont think its actually the same. i know that i will have to tweak my settings a little more to get the same kh/s
but my problem is that my gpu is not functioning at 99% with multiminer, instead its at 66% going up and down a little.

Welcome to the club. I face the same behavior, there is a 50kh/s difference in my 7970 if i use Multiminer. In cgminer i get 720 while on bfgminer i get 675kh/s. The app author stated that i must retweak the card settings in bfgminer arguments in order to get the max from the card. I havnt done it yet, i ll try differemt settings tomorro and i ll post my results.


Question to the author: why you use bfgminer and not cgminer? Just wondering, nothing else

I have a couple of questions, couldn't see answers for them:

1) On one rig, I have three Antminer U1s which I'm running using MultiMiner and bfgminer and two GPUs (7750s) which I currently run using cgminer and cgwatcher.  I'd like to swap them over to be run by multiminer as well.  They currently appear in Multiminer, and I'd set up the coins I want to mine on them, but at present they don't work; I assume that because I want to mine LTC on them (and BTC on the U1) I need to do something different?  Would I be right in saying that I need to have two installations of MultiMiner, one of which will be for the GPUs (mining LTC and other scrypt coins) and the other for the U1 (mining BTC), both running at the same time?

2) I have another computer which is running SuSE 12.2, and running bfgminer 3.5.2.  It currently has two Block Erupters and a Red Fury on it.  Is it possible to add this to MultiMiner remotely (they are on the same network), or would I have to get MultiMiner running on this computer, and then be able to adminster both via the mobile app?  At present the Linux machine doesn't usually have an X environment running most of the time (it's a home web/file server as well as doing mining) - if it's the second option I take it I'd have to have KDE or similar running for this to work?

Hi guys!

I'm having a little problem with multiminer.
I'm using cgminer and everything is going cool but when I use multiminer putting the same settings, on the command line , My gpu usage according to afterburner is only 66% going up and down around that number instead of 99 as with cgminer

This gives me ~400khs instead of the 600 I get with cgm



Has anyone else had the same problem?

The same steps above can be used if you are unable to determine any other factors. If you can try an old version of bfgminer and find that it works, there's a process online via a webpage that we can go through to pin down when things got botched. You basically need to identify the newest, old version that worked.

I haven't had much opportunity to try and figure out the drop in hash rate on certain cards, but can say that I've had a lot of hardware issues lately, and I suppose that hardware has not yet been ruled out.

My biggest issue at the moment with BFGminer is my inability to solo mine coins due to a high reject rate. I never had any issues previously, and I mostly solo mined. Nothing else has changed with my configuration, so I truly don't understand my recent issues with solo mining multiple coins with almost all rejects. Considering someone else responded that it works fine for them, I'm even more perplexed!

I will try and spend some more time troubleshooting once I get my hardware stable. I know you offered assistance Nate, but again, I don't want to take you away from things, as I should eventually be able to figure it out, unless related to BFGminer's workings.

One more minor (I think) request: Can we replace U with WU? Utility stat does not factor in the difficulty that you are mining at, so if you have one rig mining at one difficulty (VARDIFF) and another similar rig at a different difficulty, the utility doesn't give you any useful data.

WU factors in the difficulty I believe, and I assume that can be pulled from BFGminer?


I do have to say that I miss CGMiner, but I'm grateful to be on the latest version of multiminer.

Maybe it's hardware specific? I don't see this issue on a 5770, 7950, or 7970. That's on any Scrypt coin.

Does it happen outside of MultiMiner? You can try launching bfgminer with the same arguments found in the Process Log

If it does happen in bfgminer, can you try older versions of bfgminer to see if you can find a working copy? If you can find a version where this works, I can walk you through an online process that should identify when/where this got broken.

This goes for anyone having issues. If you can pin it down to occurring outside of MultiMiner, in bfgminer, and you can find an older version of bfgminer that works we can go from there.

It does the same thing with Litecoin as well.
I have been working on gpu setups as you can see in my previous posts.  My R7-250 starts out at about 96kh/s and gets up to 120 to 124 kh/s and then after about 5 mins drops to 100kh/s.  A couple of different settings I have worked on actually started out at 164kh/s reliably but always after a few mins lower quite abit usually back to the 100kh/s range.  I assumed it was my code and went back to the first one I used.
Now I'm not so sure.

I'm talking about coin difficulty.

I don't think it's merely a visual bug, at least not on middlecoin. Even the pool reports a lower hashrate. A little while back the code for coin switching was updated on middlecoin because of the large increase in miners and complaints about the 5-20s disconnections when then pool switched coins, so now there aren't any disconnections anymore and the miner only sees a change in network difficulty. These difficulty changes can happen several times per minute and every time they happen, the hashrate in bfgminer drops. Cgminer on the other hand happily mines on constantly with full speed.

EDIT: Would be great if someone could confirm that it is indeed the miner causing it and nothing on my end. You should be able to easily test it, even 5 mins of mining on middlecoin should be enough to see if you get the drops.

I agree, but, i use MuM to mine coins based on coinchoose api, not multipool "own" profitability-difficulty algorithm. In other words, i ve created about 7-8 coins in MuM, all of them have their own port, i m not using the multipool auto switching port.

There we go. That does resonate with what other users are reporting: when the network difficulty for a coin changes while bfgminer is mining, the hashrate drops (I'm not sure if it's real or just the reported hashrate). This has been an issue only for users of pools that switch coins, namely MultiPool or MiddleCoin.

I do have this noted to look into in bfgminer, time permitting. I think a safe guess would be that bfgminer is using the difficulty reported when connecting to the server for the entire duration of that connection to calculate the hashrate and that this is merely a visual bug.