Topic: MultiMiner: Any Miner, Any Where, on Any Device (Free, Open Source, Cross Platform) - page 98. (Read 827336 times)
February 01, 2014, 01:05:45 PM
Anyone else having issues with the CoinChoose API today? I did a fresh install on my machine about 12 hours ago, and haven't been able to get a solid return from Coinchoose since then, so MultiMiner is acting weird.
February 01, 2014, 12:58:50 PM
I wish we could check "accept" and "reject" values in your mobile app(mobileminer)
February 01, 2014, 11:58:37 AM
nwoolls, just curious: are you tracking SGminer at all? It's a fork of cgminer 3.7.2 to create a scrypt only miner.
Nope - other than to repeatedly ask them why they don't commit these changes back to bfgminer. You can see my posts in their thread. If they are not willing to help and want to continue with their own miner we will be cherry picking any worth-while changes into bfgminer.
It's a real shame that they are more interested in making their own fork instead of contributing to an active scrypt miner.
February 01, 2014, 11:57:19 AM
I have been fighting with this problem for 3 days. 
I need this in English, or at least not an image. Click the button for more info and use CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy & paste the entire details - preferably after sending it through Google Translate.
Once I have the error details it shouldn't be a problem to get you a fix. Thanks!
February 01, 2014, 11:56:23 AM
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick
)
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick
)The -q argument is already used - nothing more for you to do here. And it really only affects super slow machines - think Raspberry Pi. I just put it in there to be thorough.
February 01, 2014, 09:00:17 AM
nwoolls, just curious: are you tracking SGminer at all? It's a fork of cgminer 3.7.2 to create a scrypt only miner. I think it might be worth it to keep track of this, as Luke-Jr has stated he doesn't support altcoins before, and it's quite possible he'll let the scrypt capability stagnate. Also with the rumours that the bitcointalk admins are going to remove all altcoin-based forums from this site, it's looking like this will become a hostile environment for altcoin develelopment.
I think most(or maybe just a large portion) of the MultiMiner users are scrypt mining (since there are more scrypt coins out there), and it would be worth keeping track of a miner like this.
Here's the thread over at the litecoin forums.
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=13190.0
I think most(or maybe just a large portion) of the MultiMiner users are scrypt mining (since there are more scrypt coins out there), and it would be worth keeping track of a miner like this.
Here's the thread over at the litecoin forums.
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=13190.0
February 01, 2014, 08:54:54 AM
Hi,
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick )
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick
) You can add arguments like that in the settings dialog, then click on "Advanced miner settings" and enter it in the correct text box according to the algorithm you're using.
January 31, 2014, 05:20:36 PM
Hi,
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick )
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick
) I haven't tested it, but you can set pool-specific config information. This command can likely go in there.
January 31, 2014, 05:09:03 PM
Hi,
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick )
Is there a way to avoid to push in background bfgminer output better then modify and compiling the source?
I had a look at source code and your comment about the hashrate improvement but I'd like to have the possibility to enable "-q" option by using it or not in the string for miner configuration (or better in the GUI as a tick
) January 31, 2014, 01:15:06 PM
I have been fighting with this problem for 3 days.
windows updates? It is frame work error
i uninstalled and clear everything for fix. But it does not working..
What should I do?
January 31, 2014, 01:12:30 PM
I have been fighting with this problem for 3 days.
windows updates? January 31, 2014, 01:11:09 PM
I have been fighting with this problem for 3 days.
January 30, 2014, 11:45:16 AM
I bought some time ago, block erupter usb miner. Finally, when I got it to authenticate and multiminer work so it gives me a 100% error.
Are you using a powered USB HUB? All USB ASICs require enough power or they will not work. I'd try a powered USB hub. If that doesn't work it sounds like potentially a bad ASIC.
I use computers usb port. I think it should be good bitminter can use it guit well for alrmost 24 hours strait. I got it almost work in bfgminer only gave like 90% rejected shares.
January 30, 2014, 11:32:25 AM
Hi Nwools, Sorry to cut in on your thread but i found a miner last night that claims to have MM support and they say they have talked with you about this and will have some advanced support with MM like overclocking. I just wanted to verify that was true and that they have in fact spoke with you to make sure its not a scam. They said something about sending you a demo machine in march on their website which made me a little worried so i wanted to verify your support with MM of their miner. They are calling it the VX-1 miner if that helps you remember them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
Yes I can confirm this is true. I will say I have no proof of hardware or anything of that sort. But I have been talking to them, they are working on the source for MultiMiner to add support for their rigs, and they are intending on sending me a unit so that I can maintain their changes. They seem like very bright and nice folks. Nothing seems shady (to me) so far.
Thanks for your help Nwolls, I couldnt find anything shady really but wanted to at least check to make sure the MM support part was true. I love your software.
January 30, 2014, 09:39:34 AM
just reporting that I am getting a lot of Unhandled exception errors again.
Post them here please or in the Github issues section. If you don't post the details they likely won't get fixed until someone else does.
January 30, 2014, 09:34:18 AM
just reporting that I am getting a lot of Unhandled exception errors again.
- updated to the latest 2.5.5 to try to repair the errors, they seem to have appeared a while back.
- switched the api to and from coinchoose to coinwarz with no difference.
- updated the latest amd catalyst - to try to fix the problem.
the problem seems to appear whenever switching coins
I seem to be frequently reverting back to very old versions to maintain stability.
thx
- updated to the latest 2.5.5 to try to repair the errors, they seem to have appeared a while back.
- switched the api to and from coinchoose to coinwarz with no difference.
- updated the latest amd catalyst - to try to fix the problem.
the problem seems to appear whenever switching coins
I seem to be frequently reverting back to very old versions to maintain stability.
thx
January 30, 2014, 09:29:57 AM
Hi Nwools, Sorry to cut in on your thread but i found a miner last night that claims to have MM support and they say they have talked with you about this and will have some advanced support with MM like overclocking. I just wanted to verify that was true and that they have in fact spoke with you to make sure its not a scam. They said something about sending you a demo machine in march on their website which made me a little worried so i wanted to verify your support with MM of their miner. They are calling it the VX-1 miner if that helps you remember them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
Yes I can confirm this is true. I will say I have no proof of hardware or anything of that sort. But I have been talking to them, they are working on the source for MultiMiner to add support for their rigs, and they are intending on sending me a unit so that I can maintain their changes. They seem like very bright and nice folks. Nothing seems shady (to me) so far.
January 30, 2014, 09:25:02 AM
Hi Nwools, Sorry to cut in on your thread but i found a miner last night that claims to have MM support and they say they have talked with you about this and will have some advanced support with MM like overclocking. I just wanted to verify that was true and that they have in fact spoke with you to make sure its not a scam. They said something about sending you a demo machine in march on their website which made me a little worried so i wanted to verify your support with MM of their miner. They are calling it the VX-1 miner if that helps you remember them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
The blog post i found it on is here http://www.vxminers.com/blog/2014/01/26/multi-miner-compatibility-confirmed
Could you verify this for me please? If its true i want to get some ordered before everyone else finds out about them.
January 30, 2014, 08:40:48 AM
Now if someone who knows can answer question 3 I'll be all set! How are devices enumerated in bfgminer and then MultiMiner? Is the first device shown on a bfgminer -S opencl:auto -d? considered device 0 or the last possible enumerated device?
Since you have the following in your arguments:
Code:
-I 20,16,13
You can look at the Intensity column and see the order. They should be in order unless there is an ADL / OpenCL mismatch.
January 30, 2014, 08:35:40 AM
I bought some time ago, block erupter usb miner. Finally, when I got it to authenticate and multiminer work so it gives me a 100% error.
Are you using a powered USB HUB? All USB ASICs require enough power or they will not work. I'd try a powered USB hub. If that doesn't work it sounds like potentially a bad ASIC.
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