Lol im need only 3.4 mb bfgminer folder can u upload this ? (32-bit)
thanks.
thanks.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6a6e2s1fovs8s3e/bfgminer-win-x86-05122014.zip
That's a win32 build of BFGMiner from 5/12.
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May 15, 2014, 05:06:20 PM
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6a6e2s1fovs8s3e/bfgminer-win-x86-05122014.zip
That's a win32 build of BFGMiner from 5/12.
May 15, 2014, 02:10:14 PM
Thanks nwoolls. It's been a fun couple of days. My primary mining PC went down Tuesday night due to some thunderstorms, and I won't have a new motherboard until Saturday or Monday, so I'm exploring less desirable options. Combined with the fact that I just ordered my first 3 5-chip gridseeds, I'm trying to have a solution quickly. I'm trying minepeon now, and I'll see if I can get it to work. Going to be fun though. I don't have a Linux box. I may have to VM it if I need to do some work on the file system.
I used to run the mining ops off an Atom D525 box that I built for ~$100. I use it because it uses next to no power. Replacing it with another Atom board.
It's just for monitoring, stratum proxies, and running my U2s.
I used to run the mining ops off an Atom D525 box that I built for ~$100. I use it because it uses next to no power. Replacing it with another Atom board.
It's just for monitoring, stratum proxies, and running my U2s.
May 15, 2014, 02:03:03 PM
Okay folks - just to keep you on your toes, here is Preview Release 1 of MultiMiner 3.0, with support for SHA-256, Scrypt, as well as Scrypt-Jane, Scrypt-N, and X11. There is also work underway to allow matching algorithms to arbitrary miners for further customization.
BFGMiner is still the default miner, and is still used for device detection. However, MultiMiner will now automatically download the proper backend engine if BFGMiner doesn't support the algorithm:
MultiMiner 3.0 PR 1
Happy mining
BFGMiner is still the default miner, and is still used for device detection. However, MultiMiner will now automatically download the proper backend engine if BFGMiner doesn't support the algorithm:
MultiMiner 3.0 PR 1
Happy mining
Holy fuck Nwools, you just made me splooge in my pants. If only a few months earlier... But I'll take it. Right now, managing x11, scrypt n, and scrypt all the time is making me sad. I'm almost never using MM these days due to change in the landscape and decline of scrypt to ASICs.
I hope there will be different configuration panes for each ones of these as settings change between clients. It'd be nice if you could setup individual settings on the GPUs themselves instead of global settings too and have MM sort it out.
Assuming this is a alpha, what sort of bugs are there?
Wow! I don't mess with most the other crap due to the confusion. Thanks Nate. Also, lemme know when you get a BTC payment option setup for your app. I really want to support your work but I am always so hard up for cash.
May 15, 2014, 01:58:13 PM
My main mining machine had a motherboard failure, and I'm wanting to use a second machine anyway, so I tried firing up MM on my Pi running Rasberian (similar to debian). Firstly, I can't use the listed commands to install BFGminer, as the apt-add-repository is invalid, but I was able to install it another way.
I downloaded MultiMiner.zip and extracted the contents. After installing Mono, when I run mono MultiMiner.Win.exe, I get, "Cannot open assembly 'MultiMiner.Win.exe': File does not contain a valid CIL image."
Any help would be appreciated. I've thought about running it with MinePeon, but I would rather use MuM, and I don't think MinePeon yet supports gridseeds.
I downloaded MultiMiner.zip and extracted the contents. After installing Mono, when I run mono MultiMiner.Win.exe, I get, "Cannot open assembly 'MultiMiner.Win.exe': File does not contain a valid CIL image."
Any help would be appreciated. I've thought about running it with MinePeon, but I would rather use MuM, and I don't think MinePeon yet supports gridseeds.
I honestly wouldn't run MultiMiner on a Raspberry Pi. Or really any sort of GUI or X Window System. The Pi is already strapped for resources as is. On top of that MultiMiner requires Mono on Raspberry Pi.
That said it should work, in theory. I run MultiMiner on Linux (Ubuntu) without any issues.
You can replace the version of BFGMiner installed with MinePeon. You just need to compile BFGMiner and then stick the binary in the right spot.
Unfortunately I don't have any sort of GUI on my Pi so I cannot test / reproduce this myself.
Edit: You could also try compiling it yourself using MonoDevelop on the Pi.
May 15, 2014, 01:39:59 PM
My main mining machine had a motherboard failure, and I'm wanting to use a second machine anyway, so I tried firing up MM on my Pi running Rasberian (similar to debian). Firstly, I can't use the listed commands to install BFGminer, as the apt-add-repository is invalid, but I was able to install it another way.
I downloaded MultiMiner.zip and extracted the contents. After installing Mono, when I run mono MultiMiner.Win.exe, I get, "Cannot open assembly 'MultiMiner.Win.exe': File does not contain a valid CIL image."
Any help would be appreciated. I've thought about running it with MinePeon, but I would rather use MuM, and I don't think MinePeon yet supports gridseeds.
I downloaded MultiMiner.zip and extracted the contents. After installing Mono, when I run mono MultiMiner.Win.exe, I get, "Cannot open assembly 'MultiMiner.Win.exe': File does not contain a valid CIL image."
Any help would be appreciated. I've thought about running it with MinePeon, but I would rather use MuM, and I don't think MinePeon yet supports gridseeds.
May 15, 2014, 11:12:31 AM
Lol im need only 3.4 mb bfgminer folder can u upload this ? (32-bit)
thanks.
thanks.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6a6e2s1fovs8s3e/bfgminer-win-x86-05122014.zip
That's a win32 build of BFGMiner from 5/12.
May 15, 2014, 10:59:38 AM
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May 15, 2014, 10:45:06 AM
If you are having trouble getting BFGMiner installed with MultiMiner, download a build from here:
http://luke.dashjr.org/tmp/code/webisect/webisect.php?dobuild=bfgminer
And extract the contents into the Miners\bfgminer folder. Note that the path to BFGMiner should be Miners\bfgminer\bfgminer.exe
Edit: Nevermind. dashjr.org is down (which is likely causing the issue in MultiMiner). Grab a build elsewhere until it's up!
Lol im need only 3.4 mb bfgminer folder can u upload this ? (32-bit)http://luke.dashjr.org/tmp/code/webisect/webisect.php?dobuild=bfgminer
And extract the contents into the Miners\bfgminer folder. Note that the path to BFGMiner should be Miners\bfgminer\bfgminer.exe
Edit: Nevermind. dashjr.org is down (which is likely causing the issue in MultiMiner). Grab a build elsewhere until it's up!
thanks.
May 15, 2014, 07:30:48 AM
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. It tried download BFGminer, which error'd out even though I was trying to mine vertcoin. I installed BFGminer in the miners directory and it started trying to miner vertcoin with BFGminer.
Make sure your Vertcoin configuration has the right algorithm. You can either check the CoinConfigurations.xml or delete / readd Vertcoin from CoinWarz. If you added it in the past manually it is saved as Scrypt instead of Scrypt-N.
See my other post about issues downloading BFGMiner. Seems the download site is offline.
Edit: Also, note that MultiMiner is downloading the official miners. This means Vertminer 0.5.2 on Windows. So you'll probably want to replace them with newer builds (e.g. Vertminer 0.5.3) where appropriate.
May 15, 2014, 07:27:22 AM
If you are having trouble getting BFGMiner installed with MultiMiner, download a build from here:
http://luke.dashjr.org/tmp/code/webisect/webisect.php?dobuild=bfgminer
And extract the contents into the Miners\bfgminer folder. Note that the path to BFGMiner should be Miners\bfgminer\bfgminer.exe
Edit: Nevermind. dashjr.org is down (which is likely causing the issue in MultiMiner). Grab a build elsewhere until it's up!
http://luke.dashjr.org/tmp/code/webisect/webisect.php?dobuild=bfgminer
And extract the contents into the Miners\bfgminer folder. Note that the path to BFGMiner should be Miners\bfgminer\bfgminer.exe
Edit: Nevermind. dashjr.org is down (which is likely causing the issue in MultiMiner). Grab a build elsewhere until it's up!
May 15, 2014, 07:20:57 AM
Not fixed now getting Net Framework error.
im need bfgminer folder on multiminer.
im need bfgminer folder on multiminer.
Post the error details please.
May 15, 2014, 05:34:38 AM
Multiminer cant downloading bfgminer and dont starting,which bfg miner need to work can we install manuel ?
What device/s are you mining with?
2X R9 280x
Graphics cards.
But Multiminer cant download bfg miner if i do manualy wont start.
i need bfgminer folder inside of multiminer/miners folder.
thanks.
rename the folder to bfgminer
Not fixed now getting Net Framework error.
im need bfgminer folder on multiminer.
May 15, 2014, 04:07:44 AM
Multiminer cant downloading bfgminer and dont starting,which bfg miner need to work can we install manuel ?
What device/s are you mining with?
2X R9 280x
Graphics cards.
But Multiminer cant download bfg miner if i do manualy wont start.
i need bfgminer folder inside of multiminer/miners folder.
thanks.
rename the folder to bfgminer
May 15, 2014, 04:06:16 AM
Multiminer cant downloading bfgminer and dont starting,which bfg miner need to work can we install manuel ?
What device/s are you mining with?
2X R9 280x
Graphics cards.
But Multiminer cant download bfg miner if i do manualy wont start.
i need bfgminer folder inside of multiminer/miners folder.
thanks.
May 15, 2014, 02:10:47 AM
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. It tried download BFGminer, which error'd out even though I was trying to mine vertcoin. I installed BFGminer in the miners directory and it started trying to miner vertcoin with BFGminer.
May 15, 2014, 01:59:32 AM
Okay folks - just to keep you on your toes, here is Preview Release 1 of MultiMiner 3.0, with support for SHA-256, Scrypt, as well as Scrypt-Jane, Scrypt-N, and X11. There is also work underway to allow matching algorithms to arbitrary miners for further customization.
BFGMiner is still the default miner, and is still used for device detection. However, MultiMiner will now automatically download the proper backend engine if BFGMiner doesn't support the algorithm:
MultiMiner 3.0 PR 1
Happy mining
BFGMiner is still the default miner, and is still used for device detection. However, MultiMiner will now automatically download the proper backend engine if BFGMiner doesn't support the algorithm:
MultiMiner 3.0 PR 1
Happy mining
Holy fuck Nwools, you just made me splooge in my pants. If only a few months earlier... But I'll take it. Right now, managing x11, scrypt n, and scrypt all the time is making me sad. I'm almost never using MM these days due to change in the landscape and decline of scrypt to ASICs.
I hope there will be different configuration panes for each ones of these as settings change between clients. It'd be nice if you could setup individual settings on the GPUs themselves instead of global settings too and have MM sort it out.
Assuming this is a alpha, what sort of bugs are there?
May 14, 2014, 07:01:04 PM
Multiminer cant downloading bfgminer and dont starting,which bfg miner need to work can we install manuel ?
What device/s are you mining with?
May 14, 2014, 05:06:57 PM
Multiminer cant downloading bfgminer and dont starting,which bfg miner need to work can we install manuel ?
May 14, 2014, 03:47:07 PM
Sorry if this has been asked before but does MM work with cpuminer? I've dropped a cpuminer folder into the multiminer\miners folder but 'scan hardware' doesnt detect my blade
Directly, no, however, you should be able to point it at a stratum proxy.
May 14, 2014, 08:29:47 AM
Sorry if this has been asked before but does MM work with cpuminer? I've dropped a cpuminer folder into the multiminer\miners folder but 'scan hardware' doesnt detect my blade
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