Feature Request: - Sort Pool list via coins
- Add external application OC for AMD Vega via OverdrivenTool, pretty simple cli
- Or, Add support for selecting min fan RPM and P state selection in Vega OC in AM
Thanks for the suggestions. As Awesome Miner has a Native Overclocking feature - that one will be the main focus for overclocking. It's however fully possible to manually configure any command line to be executed when starting the mining software. Earlier this year AMD introduced a concept of a Fan Curve in their drivers and Awesome Miner supports this as well via the GPU clocking dialog. It allows to define 5 different fan speed levels depending on the temperature, making it possible to use for both setting the minimum and maximum fan speed. Awesome Miner is currently setting the GPU Clock/Voltage and Memory Clock/Voltage on the high performance P-state (P7 for the GPU, P2 or P3 for Memory). Is there a scenario where the Vega doesn't go to P7 correctly during mining? Yes, there are situations where to save power it is preferable to mine using a lower p state either in GPU or memory. Also, in the dashboard via HTTP API, <font>(used in custom progress field) is not being converted from HTML tags to Text, rather being shown as raw text. Thanks for the update. Isn't the main reason why P6 uses less power than P7 because it by default uses a lower GPU clock, lower GPU voltage, lower Memory clock and lower Memory voltage? If you configure P7 with the same parameters as P6, isn't the power usage the same? The custom HTML tags you can use in the progress field are currently not evaluated in the web because of security reasons. It might be supported in the future, but right now it's limited to the Miners list in the Windows application. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.9.2
ASIC mining
- Support for FutureBit Apollo LTC miner
Integration
- Dynamic update of coin properties improved to support more API data formats
Mining software
- GMiner 1.59
- TT-Miner 3.0.5
Corrections
- Correction to Information column display for Managed Miners
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Feature Request: - Sort Pool list via coins
- Add external application OC for AMD Vega via OverdrivenTool, pretty simple cli
- Or, Add support for selecting min fan RPM and P state selection in Vega OC in AM
Thanks for the suggestions. As Awesome Miner has a Native Overclocking feature - that one will be the main focus for overclocking. It's however fully possible to manually configure any command line to be executed when starting the mining software. Earlier this year AMD introduced a concept of a Fan Curve in their drivers and Awesome Miner supports this as well via the GPU clocking dialog. It allows to define 5 different fan speed levels depending on the temperature, making it possible to use for both setting the minimum and maximum fan speed. Awesome Miner is currently setting the GPU Clock/Voltage and Memory Clock/Voltage on the high performance P-state (P7 for the GPU, P2 or P3 for Memory). Is there a scenario where the Vega doesn't go to P7 correctly during mining? |
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@patrike is there any way i can change tags in bulk? When i mark couple miners and choose tag only one miner gets it
When using the panel at the bottom of the screen, it only operates on a single miner. Please select multiple miners and go to the toolbar Find -> Tag Filter -> Edit Tags. The upper part of this dialog has a push-button for each of the available tags. Click on these buttons to assign the tags to all the selected miners. |
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Hi, It turns out that these two API links returns a newline character before the actual number and Awesome Miner didn't handle this very well. In the web browser it's not possible to see difference, but the actual data is different. I will correct this in the next release. |
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also, i have this error coming up when tying to run Bminer.
Initialize diagnostics (40)
Starting Diagnostics (30s). Awesome Miner Remote Agent version: 6.9.1
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
nVidia driver version: 431.60
nVidia OpenCL Platform ID: 0
Microsoft VC++ 2013 runtime installed: Yes
Microsoft VC++ 2015 runtime installed: Yes
Starting Mining Software
Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 1
Engine Type: BMiner, Auto Download: True, EnginePath: , Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable:
Set clocking start profile: 25, 1060 core (when stopping, the following will be used: 12, type: Single, Use: True)
Properties: (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: BMiner, IsProfitMiner: False)
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C:\Users\miner\AppData\Roaming\AwesomeMinerService\bminer-v15.8.3-fc8dae9-amd64_1\bminer-v15.8.3-fc8dae9\bminer.exe -watchdog=false -uri beamhash2://<WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG>@beamv2.usa-new.nicehash.com:3378 -api=0.0.0.0:4028
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Mining Engine Process started, PID: 2568
> [INFO] [2019-08-21T11:25:10+10:00] Bminer: When Crypto-mining Made Fast (v15.8.3-fc8dae9)
> [INFO] [2019-08-21T11:25:10+10:00] Detecting platform
> [FATA] [2019-08-21T11:25:17+10:00] CudaError: Unknown error: c:\windows\system32\nvapi64.dll
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Unexpected exit of mining software. Possible cause: Incorrect configuration or crashing software
Diagnostics completed
i have a fresh install of 431.60 drivers, done as a clean install.
other mining software is working fine, just no OC.
EDIT: after downgrading to 425.31, bminer still crashes for me with another error, so i'm thinking this one is a rig issue. however, the error while on 431.60 didn't go away when going up to 436.02(latest), so it might help with the OC issue...
Hi, The first issue you reported indicates that it was some nVidia driver issue - as Bminer failed to use one of the main DLL-files for the drivers. > [FATA] [2019-08-21T11:25:17+10:00] CudaError: Unknown error: c:\windows\system32\nvapi64.dll If Bminer fails to initialize the nVidia drivers it may very well cause the overclocking via Awesome Miner to fail for the same reason. After you downgraded the nVidia driver, you said that you got another error message - what is the error message you get from Bminer in this case? As you pointed out - it sounds like some driver issues specific to this rig. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.9.1
Integration
- Nicehash BeamV2 pool added (algorithm listed as Equihash 150,5,3)
User interface
- Show API identifier in the Pool Properties
- Show current Mining Profile when opening the dialog to change Mining Profile for the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
Mining software
- XmRig CPU Miner 3.1.0
- TT-miner 3.0.3
- GMiner 1.57
- NbMiner 24.4
- BMiner 15.8.3
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Can you please send me the API report via mail or PM for this miner (toolbar: Tools -> API Report)? With this information I can review what the miner is reporting and maybe adjust Awesome Miner a bit based on this.
Most likely this miner is reporting "FPGA" as device type.
sent via pm Thanks for sharing the report. This miner is reporting a hashrate of ~2.4MH/s, which of course is incorrect given that it's actually working at a speed of >100MH/s. I wasn't able to find any details reported by the miner that would make it possible for Awesome Miner to display the true hashrate. I think it's some kind of bug in the firmware for this miner where it reports incorrect hashrate. ok I will try and share it back with Futurebit and see what they say. @jstefanop - can you see above? I am trying to monitor the Apollo using AM but the API log does not report the correct speed. I can see on the Apollo UI that the speed matches what the pool reports but its not being reflected in the api data. Please direct these questions to support thread in the future. Yes the API has some incorrect stats, we only use bits of bfgminer to run the miner, but since its a standalone unit we never fleshed out full support for bfgminer API, as this would have required way more work than needed for what we build out on the UI side. If Aswsome miner wants to implement support, all they have to do is calculate the hash rate from work utility and difficulty (he should know how to do this but if he needs the formula just tell him to PM me.) Thanks for sharing the information. It looks like they are aware of the hashrate reporting limitation/issue. I prefer is the ASIC companies reports the correct information in the first place - otherwise Awesome Miner needs to find some unique detail in the API output from this miner that makes it possible to detect - then recalculate some properties - and finally make sure it doesn't have any side effect on the other 50+ ASIC miners that are supported. What might be unique in the API output from this miner is that it uses a PGA device name "APL" (as in Apollo), so that could be a way forward. |
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I was hoping someone else would report it .
my
RTX 2060 super
RTX 2070
1660ti
has no fan speed or way to adjust it with the builtin oc..
So it's not only that the Native Overclocking cannot change the fan speed - the current fan speed is not display at all? I've not had any other reports on this issue. Could you please select a miner and click on the GPU tab, then click "View GPU Details". Please share this information with me via PM or mail. Thanks! |
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Hi Patrike. I'm trying to add data from the exchange, the data is not readable https://open.citex.co.kr/api/v1/common/snapshot/ETH-BTC. Everything works through postman. The exchange answered me "Please add auth key in your header and the others are unchanged. For example, headers = {'Authorization': auth key}. Your auth key is '5cc57956cbfb ************3479888143e8982d50c7115fa8d4'. Do they have any protection? This API requires a custom HTTP header value for "Authorization" to be set in order to access the API. Awesome Miner is unfortunately not able to set custom HTTP header values for this when making these requests. |
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Can you please send me the API report via mail or PM for this miner (toolbar: Tools -> API Report)? With this information I can review what the miner is reporting and maybe adjust Awesome Miner a bit based on this.
Most likely this miner is reporting "FPGA" as device type.
sent via pm Thanks for sharing the report. This miner is reporting a hashrate of ~2.4MH/s, which of course is incorrect given that it's actually working at a speed of >100MH/s. I wasn't able to find any details reported by the miner that would make it possible for Awesome Miner to display the true hashrate. I think it's some kind of bug in the firmware for this miner where it reports incorrect hashrate. |
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Hey Patrike, please add SSL support. Some miners with really weird command line parameters need it entered straight into the command line string, such as with miniz. This is pretty important for a lot of different pools.
Thanks.
Good point. For some mining software Awesome Miner do translate URL's like stratum+ssl://somepool... into parameters required for SSL to work. There are however no general concept for this that works across all mining software and it should preferrably just be a checkbox in the Pool Properties. |
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@patrike - AM picked up my FutureBit Apollo miner with ease but its reporting the hash wrong - per pool and gui I am hashing right at 105 mh/s in eco mode - AM shows the miner at 2.74 mh/s
my guess is that it is not picking up all the chips?
note: it is identifying it as a FPGA miner not as an ASIC
Can you please send me the API report via mail or PM for this miner (toolbar: Tools -> API Report)? With this information I can review what the miner is reporting and maybe adjust Awesome Miner a bit based on this. Most likely this miner is reporting "FPGA" as device type. |
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I need Awesome Miner Remote Agent Installer 6.8.2. When I tried to update the remote agent it would not do it. i then tried manually, but it says it needs the installer to uninstall the installed version (which is 6.8.2) and will not install 6.9 because of it. Can you provide a link to that installer please?
Hi, The Awesome Miner installer is based on the Windows Installer concept, where the uninstallation requires Windows to keep track of the installed software. In case Windows is unable to perform an upgrade or uninstallation, please use this tool from Microsoft to force the removal. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed |
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Awesome Miner version 6.9
Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
- The firmware can be automatically downloaded by selecting it from the list in the Update firmware dialog (toolbar: Tools -> ASIC Tools -> Update firmware)
- Firmware for Antminer T9+ added (only for T9+, not for T9)
ASIC mining
- Chip temperature for Antminer S15 and S17 will always display the highest temperature reading per board
GPU mining
- Bulk edit improved to include configuration of Managed Miner property for Administrator Privileges
Features
- A new Information column can be added to the list of miners where a number of predefined properties can be included and displayed. Including details from the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware, uptime, pool worker name and more.
- Create mining pool via context menu for a specific coin on the Coins tab
User interface
- NOTE: The built-in web interface will be set to use the new user interface design by default. The Classic user interface can still be enabled via the Options dialog, Web section - but will be discontinued in the future.
- The coin selection control has been improved and will also allow sorting on either coin name or algorithm name
Mining software
- T-Rex miner 0.13.2
- CryptoDredge 0.21.0
- Gminer 1.55
- XmRig CPU 3.0.0
- Lolminer 0.8.7
- Miniz Miner 1.5p
- BMiner 15.8.1
Corrections
- Correction to colors for chip status when using the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
- Correction for profit switcher for External Miners when using both the new and old Nicehash platform
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Initialize diagnostics (20)
Starting Diagnostics (30s). Awesome Miner Remote Agent version: 6.8.3
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Thanks for the update. Is my understanding correct that the mining software do start and continue to run, but it's never hashing and stays at 0MH/s all the time? 1) Do you run into this problem if you change the clocking back to default? 2) Do you get this problem if you underclock? 3) Is it only PhoenixMiner that experience these problems? |
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And if i apply any modified clocks the miner refuse to start after applying them
Thanks for your question. If you start the mining software with the Diagnostics button in the toolbar, do you get any specific error message? Does this problem happen if you change the clocking settings in any direction - even if you underclock? |
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Awesome Miner version 6.8.4 (Development preview of 6.9)
Awesome Miner Antminer S9 firmware
- The firmware can be automatically downloaded by selecting it from the list in the Update firmware dialog
GPU mining
- Bulk edit improved to include configuration of Managed Miner property for Administrator Privileges
Features
- A new Information column can be added to the list of miners where a number of predefined properties can be included and displayed. Including details from the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware, uptime, pool worker name and more.
User interface
- The coin selection control has been improved and will also allow sorting on either coin name or algorithm name
Mining software
- T-Rex miner 0.13.2
- CryptoDredge 0.21.0
- Gminer 1.55
- XmRig CPU 2.99.5-beta5
- Lolminer 0.8.6
Corrections
- Correction to colors for chip status when using the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
- Correction for profit switcher for External Miners when using both the new and old Nicehash platform
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I've made an update for this. Please update the mining software definition to get the latest updates. |
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