NovaCoin (Scrypt) has suddenly exploded in value on Cryptsy.
This is not a new coin, so I'm surprised that it's not available for mining on CoinKing. Would it be possible to quickly add it while the coin is still profitable?
I will do this now. Looks like NovaCoin switched over to POS now. Oh well, thanks anyway.  |
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I guess it's more than time to dump it while you still can, hate to do that.
I have the latest wallet version (1.3), but it still has trouble syncing, and I can't get it to send my balance to BitTrex (transaction appears in my wallet history despite not being synced, but BitTrex doesn't even show a pending transaction).  |
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[...] not sure what they want us to do with 8gb and 256bit memory bus though [...]
There was a time in the very distant past, where some odd people would use cards such as these for gaming, a time where texture data would easily fill up as much graphics memory as there was available!  ~ Myagui This made my day |
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How do you advice
I have mining RIG x11 8.6 Mhs
while the other algo 4.6 Mhs
x11 uses a different kernel modifications with others
how do I anticipate that when running auto miner control other prices slightly higher than the x11 but I was only able to RIG 4.6 Mhs
although it is higher than the x11 would be more beneficial because of its speed 2-fold
This is why you enter your hashrate into the configuration file, so it calculates profitability accurately. |
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I don't get it
Why is it not possible to to down tune cudaMiner is there no intensity setting ?
Generally, you just do that with your GPU controller software. For example, I don't want to let my cards get above 70deg C, so I set a thermal limit in MSI Afterburner to 70. Afterburner will automatically throttle back my cards (if necessary) to keep them under 70. Any GPU-management software will generally have some kind of similar feature to control your cards and prevent overheating. |
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Does anyone have the necessary .conf settings for a Radeon 280x? I've been through pages upon pages of the old NiceHash Control Tool as well as throughout this posting but don't seem to be able to find a .conf setup that works. Everything pulls prices, but when attempting to start SGMiner nothing happens - even with the correct directory structures set using \\ to separate heirarchy.
If someone would be willing to post which miner they are using for AMD, and their appropriate .conf files that would be absolutely amazing! I think you're looking in the wrong place. It sounds like your miner configuration settings are wrong, so this has nothing to do with NHC or MinerControl settings. I suggest checking SGminer support pages, or even the included help info in the miner app, to find the right settings for your 280x. They'll usually be some command-line switches, and the best way to test if you have the settings right, is to try using SGminer stand-alone (with no other programs or apps, just by itself) to mine in a pool (any random one will do). If it mines successfully, at a decent rate for your card, then you've got the settings right. Then use those settings for the miner launch in NHC or MinerControl. |
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It was a parsing error in the program. It would hit an entry it didn't expect and stop parsing at that point. The API appears to return results in a random order so the unknown value could be hit at any point in the lsit and everything after it will be ignored. Fixed now. Download: http://stuffofinterest.com/MinerControl/MinerControl-1.0.2.zipWhen I get back I want to investigate some of the other services out there to see if they can be integrated in. One thing that just a day of running has shown me is that NiceHash is no longer the dominant player. I've been switching between NiceHash, TradeMyBit, and YAAMP regularly with the controller. It would be interesting to see if these other pools are in the same ballpark. Nice work on cranking out some more fixes before you leave. Have a great trip!  |
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https://i.imgur.com/HnPtuZn.jpgMy hashrate mining XCN (Nonce-Pool) with the latest ccMiner from djm34. Looks great! Now, I could swear I saw it mentioned in this thread before, but after several search attempts I just can't seem to find it now, so my apologies for asking this…but how do we add XCN or the M7 algo to Bombadil's Profitability Calculator? 
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Thanks a lot  In return, here's another release Profitability Calculator v0.6.5beta- Made it possible to sync up custom coins with a coin daemon/wallet-qt, if it supports "getmininginfo" through JSON-RPC - Doubleclick a result now and get loads more info about order depths on the supported exchanges and other detailed info. - Added option to use 24hr diff, if available (CoinWarz doesn't supply this). If not, it will use the current diff from that source. - Cleaned up the Price Calc settings (you may lose some saved settings here) - Made it possible to use the "fallthrough" price, the price you'd get if you were to dump all your coins on an exchange, to find out what exchange is the most stable. - Added a bar in the middle to resize the settings & the results table. - Several bugfixes. When I try to compile the source, it gives this error: Error 1 Application Configuration file "ApiControl\App.config" is invalid. Could not find file 'C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\cuda-profit-calc-0.6.5b\ProfitCalc\ApiControl\App.config'. C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\cuda-profit-calc-0.6.5b\ProfitCalc\ApiControl\App.config ProfitCalc The last version compiled with no problems. Seems that there's a file missing this time. Did the last commit fix it? Yup, that did the trick! Thanks for the quick response, and continued work. Here's a little donation from me, too: https://blockchain.info/tx/f6495da827203cb9d2ddae73fa47a98f53809872b6632f890793014421043363 |
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If anyone is using Kbomba Profit Calculator i advise you to send him some love/donation His calculator is awesome and he deserves some love from the cuda crowd Sent him 20k JPC Proof: Address: JfLNncEbEH3Y6wNSvTXWFGGAwonMUnCyQJ TxId: 3ed5f267b8384dd1c6e14e1f191c299d41505bd07fa3f7407087fafdcfe68ce2 Peace to all you brothers Thanks a lot In return, here's another release Profitability Calculator v0.6.5beta- Made it possible to sync up custom coins with a coin daemon/wallet-qt, if it supports "getmininginfo" through JSON-RPC - Doubleclick a result now and get loads more info about order depths on the supported exchanges and other detailed info. - Added option to use 24hr diff, if available (CoinWarz doesn't supply this). If not, it will use the current diff from that source. - Cleaned up the Price Calc settings (you may lose some saved settings here) - Made it possible to use the "fallthrough" price, the price you'd get if you were to dump all your coins on an exchange, to find out what exchange is the most stable. - Added a bar in the middle to resize the settings & the results table. - Several bugfixes. When I try to compile the source, it gives this error: Error 1 Application Configuration file "ApiControl\App.config" is invalid. Could not find file 'C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\cuda-profit-calc-0.6.5b\ProfitCalc\ApiControl\App.config'. C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\cuda-profit-calc-0.6.5b\ProfitCalc\ApiControl\App.config ProfitCalc The last version compiled with no problems. Seems that there's a file missing this time. |
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I really hate initial releases.
OK, different bug. Fixed. I didn't change the version number for this one. Please redownload and the behavior should be correct.
Thanks for helping to shake out the loose parts. No problem! Seems to be working much better now. Now for some suggestions: CoinKing offers API functions, and offers auto-conversion to almost ANY other coin (not just BTC). For your purposes of profitability calculation, you can just assume conversion to BTC. But the nice thing for some of us with mining on CoinKing, is that by converting to our favorite altcoin, the exchange price of that coin is not hurt (as opposed to insta-selling for BTC). For those who have a "pet" altcoin, and don't want to hurt its value with Bitcoin-only multipools, but still want to mine whatever is most profitable, CoinKing is a great alternative but there is currently no auto-algo-switching apps that support it. Might this be something you could look into? Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work! PS: Yaamp is surprisingly profitable right now… |
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It's time for bugs - When I start minercontrol using -a, it start mining auto on first pool, and can't clic STOP and looks like he's not runing in Auto mode or switching if another pool become better. Have to clic Auto manually to return to auto mode and being able to stop  - when starting Minercontrol without -a, if i clic on any service name, all the Start button on the right just disapear, and can't even run when trying to clic Auto in actions  Yup, bug. I'll try to fix that up quickly. EDITDone. Download Version 1.0.1Was almost done with the async load for prices so I was in a good spot to fix this. Sorry, still not quite fixed. Unless it is already actively mining, clicking on any cells causes the "Action" column (with the "Start" buttons) to disappear, and clicking Auto once that column is gone results in no mining. I also noticed similar behavior in v1.0.0, when I tried to click on a column title to sort the list by that value (like in Excel, or most any other spreadsheet/table)…the Action column disappeared, and I had to restart the application. |
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NovaCoin (Scrypt) has suddenly exploded in value on Cryptsy.
This is not a new coin, so I'm surprised that it's not available for mining on CoinKing. Would it be possible to quickly add it while the coin is still profitable?
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Awesome sauce! Absolutely love what you've done with this auto-switching tool! I've been using NHC for quite a while now, and I'm so happy to see how you've listened to your users and the community, and been working hard to include our suggestions. Nicely done! I eagerly look forward to future features & enhancements. By the way Patrike, I tried using AwesomeMiner with the profit-switching, now that you've made it compatible with NVIDIA/CUDA mining, but it seems unstable. It would run fine for a while, but then the miner would just die with no explanation. The AwesomeMiner interface would still be running fine, it would just show the miner as stopped, but the button to start or restart the miner would be unavailable (grayed-out), so I couldn't restart it. I would end up having to completely restart the AwesomeMiner application before I could start up the miner again. Also, if I set the miner to auto-start, then when the miner would randomly die, it would get stuck in a loop of trying to start the miner, miner crashes, try to start the miner, miner crashes, etc, etc, etc…and I end up having to kill the AwesomeMiner process to get the insane loop to stop. The instability with AwesomeMiner sent me back to using NHC (my profit-calculation tool typically shows NiceHash as the most profitable pool in most cases, anyway), so all the more reason that I'm happy to see development continuing here. PS: As of this moment, NHC has been running non-stop for over three days straight, no issues or problems whatsoever. Only about to stop it now, to switch over to using Miner Control. Awesome stability here! |
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Looking at the tally so far, I'm quite surprised that with the number of lurkers here, there isn't a more tsunami style "no". Nonetheless, this is going kind of as expected. The votes were dead even when I just voted a moment ago (12 yes, 12 no), which seems about right…though I am also a bit surprised that there aren't more lurkers voting no. Not talking a monthly fee, one off would be good, split between myself and all the other devs I'd suggest a one-off to set membership, plus an honest donation round after any profit spike relating to the group's activities. Sidenote: I'm all for open source, but the economics must be favorable, or at minimum, sustain a fair incentive to those that are doing all the code work. A restricted sharing group can provide that incentive (through donations, membership, beers, pizza), with minor moderation by means of delaying public releases. Cheers, ~ Myagui I second this! I've already donated once before, and I'm happy to do so again for all these reasons already stated. |
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So, this coin is officially dead?!?  Looking that way. Sad, too…there are already enough scamcoins, or coins with part-time or undedicated devs hurting the altcoin community…we certainly don't need more.  |
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Trying to compile/build the latest source code from GitHub, getting these errors: Error 9 error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'pthread.h': No such file or directory C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ccminer-master\miner.h 13 1 ccminer
Error 11 error MSB3721: The command ""C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v6.5\bin\nvcc.exe" -gencode=arch=compute_30,code=\"sm_30,compute_30\" -gencode=arch=compute_35,code=\"sm_35,compute_35\" -gencode=arch=compute_50,code=\"sm_50,compute_50\" --use-local-env --cl-version 2013 -ccbin "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\VC\bin" -I"..\mpir-2.6.0\build.vc10\Win32\Release" -I. -Icompat -Icompat\jansson -Icompat\getopt -I"..\pthreads\Pre-built.2\include" -I"..\curl-7.29.0\include" -I"..\OpenSSL-Win32\include" -I"C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v6.5\include" -I"C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v6.5\include" -I"C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v6.5\include" --opencc-options -LIST:source=on -G --keep --keep-dir Debug -maxrregcount=80 --ptxas-options=-v --machine 32 --compile -cudart static -g -DWIN32 -D_DEBUG -D_CONSOLE -D_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS -DCURL_STATICLIB -DSCRYPT_KECCAK512 -DSCRYPT_CHACHA -DSCRYPT_CHOOSE_COMPILETIME -D_MBCS -Xcompiler "/EHsc /W3 /nologo /Od /Zi /RTC1 /MDd " -o Debug\keccak256.cu.obj "C:\Users\Travis\OneDrive\Documents\Visual Studio Projects\ccminer-master\Algo256\keccak256.cu"" exited with code 2. C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\V120\BuildCustomizations\CUDA 6.5.targets 593 9 ccminer I see that it's referencing CUDA 6.5, which I do have installed, so I'm not sure what the problem is. |
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Is there a way to pass api-listen and api-allow in cc/nvminer?
These miners doesn't provide any API support, making it very difficult to monitor them. However, I will soon release the next version of Awesome Miner, with ccMiner support. That will enable you to at least have a basic monitoring of all your computers running ccMiner from a centralized point, and you will also get Awesome Profit Switcher - the next generation profit switcher that not only switches automatically between multiple algorithms, but also between multiple multi-pools. Very excited to see this soon, or to see a new version of cc/nvminer with API support. Either way, looks like great things on the horizon - keep up the good work! |
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Website still down. Getting a little nervous, but I'm holding what I've mined thus far. |
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If you're running windows you can download the latest nvMiner which has all djm34's goodness in it.
I sent you a development-related PM, Cayars. Ultimately I'd like to see if I can help out in some way. |
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