OLD: BFGMiner 4.10.0: GBT+Stratum, RPC, Mac/Linux/Win64, Spondoolies SP30 - page 22.

dlasher

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Any chance of Bitmain S1/S2/S3 support?

NellyWHads

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Hey everyone,

I don't mean to intrude with a noob "how do I use this" question, but that is where this has left me.

I've been able to run bfg miner 3.10 on my PC, connectuong to my gridseeds and running them. My issue lies in getting bfg 4.4.0 (and now also 4.5.0) to recognize not only my gridseeds but also my Zeus Thunder X3. And as a note, I have admin rights, and have tried running it from the root of my C: drive as well. I have noticed (in 3.4.0 and 3.5.0) an error regarding a registry value not being read?

In any canse, I have used the correct drivers for the gridseed blades (stm electronics) and they still work fine with CPUminer (the sandor111 fork) but bfg 4.5.0/4.4.0 just won't recognize them.

As for the Zeus, I have a friend running it for me right now, but when I tried it on 4.4.0 (using the correct commands I believe) bfg refused to recognize it. Sad

If anyone can share with me the complete setup procedure (including drivers and commands on windows) for Zeus and gridseed blades (preferably in the same instance) I would be greatly appreciative.

Sorry again for the "How to" noobish post - I do some android development and understand how annoying it may be Sad

Thanks guys,
- NellyWhads

BCwinning

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Quote from: Fuglie on July 26, 2014, 04:49:27 PM

Antminer U1 Trouble....

For some reason bfgminer wont detect my U1 anymore. The green lights are on, so there is power. Once I do m, +, all it will blink some but then say no devices found. I've also tried ./bfgminer -S amu:all and -S antminer:all to no avail. Any ideas? The jalapeno is running fine though. This just stopped working one day and now it can't seem to pick it up.

Thanks,

Fuglie

P.S. - It might be the u1 itself....cgminer cant find the dang thing either. But I like bfgminer more so if y'all can help that would be awesome.

I have a U1 that acts the same way. It just dies and I need to reseat it in the USB port several times sometimes before it starts working again.. It also won't overclock very high so I just write it off as a flaky stick.

suzukii

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Hi all.

I'm still at it with the random no-hashing issue I keep having everyday with my Raspberry Pi & now 8 Gridseed G-blades, up from 6 G-blades, new 6FT USB Cables (down from 10 & 15 footers). And again, I even replaced the hub with a new Turcom 24 Port USB 2.0 Monster USB HUB W/ac Adapter Power Station.

I'm still not sure if this is a BFGminer issue with too many G-blades or not.
However, it works fine with up to 5 G-blades.

I updated BFGminer to the latest version, as of this writing, to v4.5.0.

Here are my results.

No Over-clocking used. They are setup at their "Sweet Spot" as recommended by most. See below:

Same thing but from the Minepeon WEBUI below:

See my previous post here, with the same results.

I don't know what else to do.

I get the same thing using Multiminer with bfgminer. It's always a different G-blade that stays stuck on zero, always & only using BFGminer since all I do is LTC mine with these.

Any suggestions?

Tompinara

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Quote from: BeerPimp on July 25, 2014, 09:57:56 PM

Quote from: Tompinara on July 25, 2014, 06:17:19 AM

Quote from: BeerPimp on July 24, 2014, 10:40:14 PM

Hello,

Trying to help a friend set up his blade in bfgminer got it running and everything. But ocl keeps showing up as a device. How do you disable the GPU? He can go into settings and shut if off there.

I use this in .bat : -S noauto -S gridseed:all --set-device gridseed:clock=800,usefifo=0,btc=0 --scrypt

Alberto

Thanks Alberto for the info on the startup bat. Does the -S noauto stop the gpu from mining?

Yes

benjamin6green6

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how do you get BFGMiner to see the NANOFury devices, as they are recognized by windows as a HID-compliant device. i am trying to get a miner to recognize the nanofury so it can mine with it, but i cant seem to get the program to see the HID-compliant device. please help me. i need to figure out what in the source code allows the recognition of the devices.

Fuglie

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Antminer U1 Trouble....

For some reason bfgminer wont detect my U1 anymore. The green lights are on, so there is power. Once I do m, +, all it will blink some but then say no devices found. I've also tried ./bfgminer -S amu:all and -S antminer:all to no avail. Any ideas? The jalapeno is running fine though. This just stopped working one day and now it can't seem to pick it up.

Thanks,

Fuglie

P.S. - It might be the u1 itself....cgminer cant find the dang thing either. But I like bfgminer more so if y'all can help that would be awesome.

nwoolls

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Quote from: Luke-Jr on July 26, 2014, 01:08:46 PM

NEW VERSION 4.5.0, JULY 26 2014

Human readable changelog:

bitforce: A new setup-vfio shell script is included to simplify configuring VFIO for Monarchs on PCIe.
bitforce: Support for PCIe on Windows.
cairnsmore, icarus, zeusminer: Per-core mining statistics support.
gridseed: Ability to set clock speed via Manage TUI.
hashfast: Include chip/core address in RPC procdetails.
hashfast: Implement ability to change clock setting at runtime.
rockminer: Allow setting clock 300-2560 as long as prefixed by "unsafe:".
zeusminer: Support for the GAW War Machine.
zeusminer: Ability to set clock speed via Manage TUI.

Some Scrypt-specific notes on 4.5 (beyond what is called out above):

Per-core mining statistics for GridSeed devices
Ability to set ZeusMiner clock speed via RPC API
Increased compatibility (for now) with broken Scrypt pools

Happy mining!

Edit 1: Updated firmware for 703n is available here.
Edit 2: Here is a detailed post on changes for Scrypt miners.

Luke-Jr

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NEW VERSION 4.5.0, JULY 26 2014

Human readable changelog:

bitforce: A new setup-vfio shell script is included to simplify configuring VFIO for Monarchs on PCIe.
bitforce: Support for PCIe on Windows.
cairnsmore, icarus, zeusminer: Per-core mining statistics support.
gridseed: Ability to set clock speed via Manage TUI.
hashfast: Include chip/core address in RPC procdetails.
hashfast: Implement ability to change clock setting at runtime.
rockminer: Allow setting clock 300-2560 as long as prefixed by "unsafe:".
zeusminer: Support for the GAW War Machine.
zeusminer: Ability to set clock speed via Manage TUI.

Full changelog:

Bugfix: zeusminer: Fix crash in TUI with newly introduced feature
Bugfix: gridseed: Fix crash in TUI with newly introduced feature
gridseed: Add the ability to set clock speed via the TUI
bitforce: Support for Monarch devices on Windows using new "mswin" lowlevel interface to scan for KMDF driver
Bugfix: gridseed: Implement a proper scanhash routine for GridSeeds
zeusminer: Add the ability to set clock speed via the TUI
Bugfix: gridseed: Only set PLL frequency once (not once per processor)
Bugfix: zeusminer: Retry detection on failure - ZM fails detection 1 / ~30 times
Bugfix: zeusminer: Enabling the ZeusMiner driver should flag needing lowl-vcom
aan: Silence false warnings
Include broad udev rules when configured with --enable-broad-udevrules option
Bugfix: util: Lower the threshold for considering pool Scrypt diff broken
Bugfix: gc3355: Do not send work_id (or anything) in the last 4 bytes of work
gridseed: Refactor code to clean up and organize
gridseed: Document GridSeed specifics with comments and URLs
Copyright cleanups and updates
Bugfix: zeusminer: using icarus timing can lead to false positive Idle detection
zeusminer: Return the Chip # via the RPC API call procdetails
zeusminer: Display the Chip # in the UI when viewing per-proc details
Bugfix: miner: Check work->blk.nonce to see if work should be abandoned
rockminer: Allow setting clock 300-2560 as long as prefixed by "unsafe:"
util: Work around broken Scrypt pools automatically using realistic pdiff assumptions
scanhash: Document scanhash related methods with comments
Bugfix: gridseed: Report communication errors using dev_error()
gc3355: Return bytes read to distinguish 0 bytes from error
Bugfix: gridseed: Add delay between Scrypt reset and sending work
gridseed: Bugfix: fix the constant used for estimated hash rates
klondike: zero_stats support
bitforce: zero_stats support (Temperature, Voltage, and Avg Wait)
avalon: zero_stats support (temp_max, no_matching_work, match_work_count%d)
Add driver interface for zero_stats function
Bugfix: bitforce: Short-circuit bitforce_read(0) to avoid lowlif issues
Bugfix: bitforce: Ensure data for the current command is always read (and only once), with lowl-pci
Bugfix: setup-vfio: Add device ids to vfio-pci even if they didn't have a driver previously
Bugfix: lowl-pci: Use volatile qualifier for PCI mmaps
Bugfix: bitforce: Use lowlevel interface device was probed with, for actual mining
setup-vfio: New shell script to automatically configure VFIO
README.ASIC: Monarch: Need to do new_id for every affected device, and only after unbinding them
README.ASIC: Monarch: Use shell variables for commands
gridseed: Bugfix: Revert earlier changes to scanhash based on feedback
hashfast: Support for changing clock at runtime
hashfast: Store a copy of what we believe to be the chip configuration data
hashfast: Store firmware revision
util: pk_uNle macro for changing a number inside a packed structure
README.ASIC: KnCMiner: Talk about additional i2c-tools dependency
README.ASIC: KnCMiner: Remove mention of now-obsolete Bertmod
README.ASIC: KnCMiner: Grammatical corrections
Bugfix: RPC: Avoid processor-specific details in devdetails
gridseed: Bugfix: log invalid detect responses as debug info, not an error
zeusminer: Support setting clock via RPC API procset call
README: Add Controla and Minera controller software links & info
gridseed: Bugfix: Fix hash-rate calculation when no nonces are being found
dualminer: Bugfix: assign the proper value for work_division
gridseed: Refactor to clarify GridSeed terminology
gridseed: Add support for displaying per-chip statistics
gridseed: Convert to use newer set_device_funcs interface
Bugfix: gridseed: Don't leak cgpu_info when devices are already claimed
icarus: Processor detail support
DevAPI: Allow using device_proc_by_id with const struct cgpu_info
icarus: Ensure fpga_count is finalised before add_cgpu is called
icarus: Move work_division autodetection code into new icarus_probe_work_division function
icarus: Remove ability to change fpga_count at runtime
Bugfix: gen-version.sh: Replace bashism ("here string")
gridseed: Support devices with more than 255 physical processors
Use `git describe` to generate version.h to avoid user confusion over builds from git
zeusminer: Support devices with more than 255 physical processors
hashfast: Include chip/core address in RPC procdetails
gridseed: Reduce traffic sending work to GridSeed devices
gridseed: Bugfix: previous refactor (unpublished) changed logic
gc3355: Refactor to remove SHA2 code specific to the 5-Chip GridSeed Orb
lowl-vcom: Bugfix: do not attempt to open the USB devices when enumerating

BeerPimp

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Quote from: Taugeran on July 25, 2014, 04:05:30 AM

Is he a time traveler?

Hello Taugeran were you responding to my post or loszhor's?

BeerPimp

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Quote from: Tompinara on July 25, 2014, 06:17:19 AM

Quote from: BeerPimp on July 24, 2014, 10:40:14 PM

Hello,

Trying to help a friend set up his blade in bfgminer got it running and everything. But ocl keeps showing up as a device. How do you disable the GPU? He can go into settings and shut if off there.

I use this in .bat : -S noauto -S gridseed:all --set-device gridseed:clock=800,usefifo=0,btc=0 --scrypt

Alberto

Thanks Alberto for the info on the startup bat. Does the -S noauto stop the gpu from mining?

Tompinara

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Quote from: BeerPimp on July 24, 2014, 10:40:14 PM

Hello,

Trying to help a friend set up his blade in bfgminer got it running and everything. But ocl keeps showing up as a device. How do you disable the GPU? He can go into settings and shut if off there.

I use this in .bat : -S noauto -S gridseed:all --set-device gridseed:clock=800,usefifo=0,btc=0 --scrypt

Alberto

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Me, Myself & I

Quote from: loszhor on July 24, 2014, 05:38:57 PM

Good day, is there a native way to automatically schedule BFGMiner to restart without the need of an outside API application? It would cut out a middle man and save resources if it is possible and if not is there a modification available for such a command?

Thank you.

Code:

bfgminer 4.4.0

Usage: bfgminer
Options for both config file and command line:

--sched-start Set a time of day in HH:MM to start mining (a
once off without a stop time)
--sched-stop Set a time of day in HH:MM to stop mining (will
quit without a start time)

As far as I understand help description, stop and start of mining is possible. For restarting the miner better option is "middle man" in a form of CGWatcher. It's free.

Taugeran

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CCNA: There i fixed the internet.

Is he a time traveler?

BeerPimp

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Hello,

Trying to help a friend set up his blade in bfgminer got it running and everything. But ocl keeps showing up as a device. How do you disable the GPU? He can go into settings and shut if off there.

loszhor

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Good day, is there a native way to automatically schedule BFGMiner to restart without the need of an outside API application? It would cut out a middle man and save resources if it is possible and if not is there a modification available for such a command?

Thank you.

jeezy

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Quote from: Luke-Jr on July 23, 2014, 04:35:33 PM

Quote from: jeezy on July 23, 2014, 04:20:33 PM

Quote from: BRADLEYPLOOF on July 23, 2014, 03:56:35 PM

Quote from: jeezy on July 23, 2014, 01:27:42 PM

So for Zeus it would then be zus@//./COM1:342?

Make sure your slashes are facing the right way: \ instead of / But yeah, that should do it.

--set-device zus@\\.\COM1:Clock=342

It's actually working better with forward slashes. Otherwise you need to escape them but even then it might not work.

Forward slashes shouldn't work at all. The code looks for backslashes explicitly:
https://github.com/luke-jr/bfgminer/blob/65a7398457a858a9a22d5bb3b309d1e7bf21a2d4/miner.c#L537

Would this work in a config file?

"set-device" : [
"zus@\\.\COM1:clock=342",
"zus@....",
...
]

bmoscato

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I'm able to run all of them at either 0781 or 0881 without any issues; I've been running at 0881 (1.8gh/s) for the last 8 hours without hardware errors. But I have the Rockminers coming this week and I want to have everything tuned correctly.

Sonya

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Quote from: bmoscato on July 23, 2014, 11:20:25 AM

Quote from: Sonya on July 22, 2014, 04:02:39 PM

Quote from: bmoscato on July 22, 2014, 09:24:46 AM

Can I use BFGMiner with 2 different types of ASIC devices at the same time? Currently I’m running 10 AntMiner U2’s, I just ordered a few Rockminer R-BOX units. I’d like to run all from 1 instance of BFG.

Yep, Currently have 3 NanoFurys (F1/F2), 23 Antminer U1/U2 and 6 r-boxes all running.

I could use some help writing a config file, mine seems to only save pools.

Do you specify different speeds for the U1 and U2? I have both and I have everything running at the same speed because I couldn't figure out how to run some at 0981 and others at 0781.

Code:

bfgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 -u worker -p xxx -S antminer:all --set-device antminer:clock=x0781

I'm in the same boat really. I tried using the command for U2 but that just drove U1s and U2 crazy with tons of hardware errors

bmoscato

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Quote from: BRADLEYPLOOF on July 23, 2014, 11:34:08 AM

Quote from: bmoscato on July 23, 2014, 11:20:25 AM

Quote from: Sonya on July 22, 2014, 04:02:39 PM

Quote from: bmoscato on July 22, 2014, 09:24:46 AM

Can I use BFGMiner with 2 different types of ASIC devices at the same time? Currently I’m running 10 AntMiner U2’s, I just ordered a few Rockminer R-BOX units. I’d like to run all from 1 instance of BFG.

Yep, Currently have 3 NanoFurys (F1/F2), 23 Antminer U1/U2 and 6 r-boxes all running.

I could use some help writing a config file, mine seems to only save pools.

Do you specify different speeds for the U1 and U2? I have both and I have everything running at the same speed because I couldn't figure out how to run some at 0981 and others at 0781.

Code:

bfgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 -u worker -p xxx -S antminer:all --set-device antminer:clock=x0781

To set individual frequencies on those beasts, you need to use:

-S antminer:all --set-device antminer@\\.\com#:clock=x#### so you'll need to know the COM#

I went through my control panel and made sure I had the correct COM ports then I tries both of these without any success:

Code:

bfgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:333 -u worker1 -p x -S antminer:all --set-device antminer@\\.\COM4:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM5:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM6:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM7:clock=x0981 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM8:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM9:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM10:clock=x0881 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM11:clock=x0981 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM12:clock=x0981

Code:

bfgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:333 -u worker1 -p x -S antminer:all -d antminer@\\.\COM4 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM4:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM5 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM5:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM6 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM6:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM7 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM7:clock=x0981 -d antminer@\\.\COM8 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM8:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM9 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM9:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM10 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM10:clock=x0881 -d antminer@\\.\COM11 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM11:clock=x0981 -d antminer@\\.\COM12 --set-device antminer@\\.\COM12:clock=x0981

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