Topic: PhoenixMiner 6.2c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux) - page 490. (Read 784985 times)

It seems like some ISPs couldn't reach eu1 and us1, mine included. One of my rigs is on another location with a different ISP and I've had no drops at all.

The problem is something else. Let me explain my situation. I have 7 rigs at home out of which 1 was running your miner and other were on claymore. I have another 20 rigs at my warehouse, all running claymore. All 27 rigs are on us1 servers of ethermine. At night all my home rig had connection issue but my warehouse rigs were fine. My internet connection was good as I was able to mine on other pools. us1 servers of ethermine was good as all my warehouse rigs were doing fine. It seems that us1 and eu servers of ethermine were blocking my IP after using your miner.

I dont know what happen but us1 servers of ethermine was good yesterday.

Unfortunately, eu1 and us1 servers of ethermine were very unstable earlier today, which doesn't happen often. The problem was exacerbated by the fact that we are using ethermine.org almost exclusively for devfee on Ethereum, so even when another pool is used, the devfee will fail and cause some errors. The issue was that once you try to make a new connection, the pool closes both the new connection and the existing connection, so we were affected more than some other miners that don't use ethermine.org for devfee.

It seems that now the servers are stable.

On our part we are changing the devfee code to fall back to other pools if ethermine is inaccessible but this will help only if you have other fallback pools besides ethermine.org for the rare occasions when it is down or unstable. The beta version of PhoenixMiner 2.5 will be released tomorrow and it will address most of the stability issues.

Wow I have the same issue as well.  Not good

http://www.govbt.com/pics/2018-01-27_105241.jpg

 so good

i never sleep so i donno

Me too.
 It is a very nice miner and i had better performance and less stale shares  but this connecting issue is big , every night from 1 till 6 , for 5 hours my miner is down and unfortunately when i am asleep!

I'm back to Claymore. The stability issues along with the reconnection issues made me lose more than I gained from increased speed.

IMHO this is not a production ready product, sorry. I gave it a good 2 weeks testing over 3 different versions but the issues make it just not worth it.

Good luck with the future development as it seems to be a worthy contender but it's not really production ready yet.

Same error for me but with Nanopool.

just now this happend:
devfee stopped unable to connect to pool, but then after continued mining on pool.
i think devfee popping up messes up thing, cant u make timing less and to mine more in that time? less connecting and disconnecting might be better.

http://i65.tinypic.com/rk2blf.jpg

Awesome thank you for the response. After letting this run for a few hours I do notice that the reported hashrate is fairly stable on the pool.


Agreed. My 1070 originally would have the 'driver' crash and I'd lose my temp/fan readouts and ability to control OC. Turning down the mem clock a bit resolved it entirely. The OC originally appeared stable but after a few hours this would happen.

   The issue is with the pool. Please use us2.ethermine.org or asia1.ethermine.org. It seems that currently eu1.ehtermine.org and us1.ethermine.org are almost unusable.

My hashrate is much more stable with this..

This is pool stats

https://prnt.sc/i68cso

Having problems with GTX 1070 rig though..

See screenshot

http://prntscr.com/i68e8r

   This probably is the Windows 10 "feature" QuickEdit. Here is how to solve the problem: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33883530/why-is-my-command-prompt-freezing-on-windows-10.

   Nothing definitive yet but after PhoenixMiner is more or less feature complete, Equihash and CryptoNight miners are the obvious next projects. Still, it would be in the more distant future (at least six moths from now or even more).

  Actually ETH-only mining is the only mode that we are currently supporting. Even after we introduce dual mining, the ETH-only mining will continue to be given the most attention.

  The hashrate that is reported to the pool is the same as the 5 min average hasrate displayed on the PhoenixMiner console window (unless the miner is paused). We could provide a longer window to filter the rate more but we feel that it is better to see the actual real-time hashrate instead of some highly filtered average value (and longer windows would require a little bit processing).

   This is an NVML (the Nvidia hardware monitoring library) internal error. We have seen similar errors on our GTX1060s. Additional symptoms include high CPU usage (either by the miner or the MSI Afterburner). The same problems were also observed with Claymore's miner on the same rig. The short term-solution is to restart the rig (not just the miner) but the only long-term solution is to lower the memory overclock a little. We have found that even 20-30 MHz lower memory clocks completely solve the problem. Or you can continue mining and ignore the errors but the high CPU usage can be a real PITA when trying to control the rig via VNC or TeamViewer.

   We have found the possible reason and have fixed the issue in 2.5, which is currently undergoing internal testing. If there are no bugs, we will release it for evaluation later today or tomorrow.

NOTE. It seems that ethermine.org has problems again. Version 2.4 has a bug and continues to mine even if it is unable to reconnect for a long time. If you don't have failover pools other than ethermine.org please check your miners.

Running all my rigs on it now and working great! Kudos!! Thanks for making something better and with less fees!!

I am getting this same error on 2 rigs

I am trying this as well, thank you dev for making it.

So far it seems slightly faster than claymore but I am only a hour in.  I have the same issue as the poster above with my rates jumping around but does not seem to be an problem

Should the reported hashrates be stable like with Claymore? Mine seem to be jumping here and there (1-2%).

Since dual mining is dead I probably won't try this until it supports just mining ETH.

Probably because theres also asic for it, too (baikal giant-b)