Hey Patrik, since the native overclocking running smooth, is it possible to add a rule to check clock, memory (and maybe voltage, fans too)? Dunno how it can be done for rigs with multiple GPU's, maybe something like a parameter for checking GPU 1, GPU 2, ... Or maybe you have a better idea  Ah and edit: I just want you to remember for a rule to check the wattage of a rig. (If possible, maybe also with selectable GPU 1, GPU 2, ....). Your request about power usage is noted and there will be support for this later on. For Clock and Memory, is it mainly to check that the clocking settings are kept at the configured level, to detect if anything went wrong? There is already a trigger for Fan Speed already. |
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Hi
Anyone know what error and how to fix this ?
#=ziMuZGlPULVi4Go07tvIqrH2bbwBj5Uei$5V1tzQ7$1MK: NvException: NVAPI_NVIDIA_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND was thrown
This is an error message from the nVidia drivers that some operation Awesome Miner requested didn't work. When do you run into this problem, and what is the end result (missing GPU, clocking not possible to set, ...)? Is this GPU working with any mining software? Hi patrike thanks for replied, the error just came up from last week, not sure what cause it, when ever the problem came any mining software wont work (using Profit switching) i just reboot to fixed the problem, but after sometime around 4 to 6 hrs the problem came again, this happened only from 1 GPU (have 6x1070) others still running but when change Algo/mining software the miner will stop. System still recognize all GPU so no report of missing GPU Tried to fresh install latest driver with DDU but the problem still coming It sounds like it's not only Awesome Miner that has the problem of reading information from the GPU, but also the mining software are unable to function properly. I don't think there is anything specific you can do from an Awesome Miner point of view so I would recommend removing one of the GPU's from the computer to see if it's possible to identify if there are some hardware issues with one of the cards (or riser). |
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I’m curious if anyone has gotten the Remote Agent to run on an Ubuntu 18.04 server (and actually benchmark and mine). I’d like to remove complexity :cough Windows: from my rigs and just have them headlessly run managed by a main PC. I’ve been able to build up a server with NVIDIA Drivers and get it capable of mining, but attempting to benchmark or manage the system remotely has failed. If you have gotten one up, what exactly did you do to get the agent running? Also, is there any functionality I lose running on Linux over Windows?
Do you get any specific error message if you for example start the mining software with the Diagnostics button? There are a few features not available on Linux, but mainly the list of mining software supported for auto-download is fewer. For details, please see: https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086210-remote-agent-for-linux |
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polyminer1 will update the API of his rhminer (randomhash) for reading with ethman, so we can monitor it in the future with awesomeminer. Maybe patrike you will add nanominer (very fast in cryptonight V4 on nvidia and ethman compatible API) and rhminer in the next releases? Please polyminer1 extend your api that we can use ethman to monitor. When ethman can monitor it, then awesomeminer can do it also. PLEASE!!!!!  Will do. Thanks for pushing for the API feature. Nanominer is next in line to be implemented in Awesome Miner. If there also is a demand for Rhminer, it could be a candidate as well. |
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Hi
Anyone know what error and how to fix this ?
#=ziMuZGlPULVi4Go07tvIqrH2bbwBj5Uei$5V1tzQ7$1MK: NvException: NVAPI_NVIDIA_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND was thrown
This is an error message from the nVidia drivers that some operation Awesome Miner requested didn't work. When do you run into this problem, and what is the end result (missing GPU, clocking not possible to set, ...)? Is this GPU working with any mining software? |
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hey patrike,
there is a new PhoenixMiner beta with ProgPoW support, I've tried to add it and use as a custom mining software for ProgPoW algo, but it seems that in this case Awesome Miner does not provide the stratum URL for the miner.
Thanks for pointing out this limitation. Awesome Miner didn't have any support for multiple algorithms for PhoenixMiner, so when running it with ProgPow Awesome Miner didn't generate the configuration file correctly. I will update this for the next release. |
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Hi.
Just a quick note.
JCE GPU miner is crashing due to a "-d" parameter that is not supported.
while mining cryptonight heavy with an AMD gpu.
her are diags with only personal info removed.
Thanks for letting me know. The "-d" parameters should have been "-g" and I will correct this in the next release. |
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New suggestion for the Coins tab
I usually vary the data of a currency, for example when a currency moves the price a lot within a range, I mark a fixed price to avoid that it gets too much in auto profit and it goes fast
Or currencies that I want to sell at a price and it's a little higher than the brand.
In these cases and others I change some data.
My suggestion is to put next to the name of the coin some indicator, a mini icon, an asterisk or something, that tells me that this currency has some important changed data (difficulty, price or reward), so I could see which ones I have modified, that Sometimes I forget it and I leave it for a long time.
I hope you like it.
I was about to write that this is supported, but I did find out that it's only supported when you have the Coins list in "List" mode, not in "Compact list" mode. If you change the property of a coin (the "Change properties" is checked in the Properties dialog), the name of the coin on the Coins tab will show in blue text to indicate that you have some manual changes. However, right now the blue name will only be visible if you use the List mode for the Coins tab. Maybe you run "Compact list" mode? See the Appearance toolbar. I will make sure it works in the compact mode as well in the next version. |
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Hello @patrike we can someday choose the sale or purchase price in CTM, as we do with CC. It could be the same option for both providers.
If I understood your question correctly - this is already supported. You have two settings in the Options dialog, Statistics Providers section for this: 1) "CoinCalculators exchange rate" 2) "CoinToMine exchange rate" Both these are similar where you can select between Default, Highest Bid and Lowest Ask. Please let me know if this was what you were looking for. |
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I can't remove groups under my miners tab. Remove Group is grayed out for every group when I right click the name, even if it's empty with no miners assigned. I'm not trying to remove the default My Miners group, just others.
Screenshot:
Are you sure this isn't the "My Miners" group, but renamed and moved to the bottom? For the "My Miners" group - Even if you remove all miners from it, rename it and make another group default - you will still be prevented from removing this group. Is this the only empty group that cannot be removed? Every group. Every group I try to remove has "Remove" grayed out. All groups with miners will have "Remove" disabled. The only time a group with no miners have "Remove" disabled is if it's the "MyMiners" group - even if you renamed it. Can you please try: 1) Move the miners from another group you have, for example "top 6-pck", to the group "not". Can you now remove the group "top 6-pck"? If that's the case, "not" was the renamed "MyMiners" group that cannot be removed 2) If the above failed, what happens if you create a new empty group, can you remove that one? |
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Hi Patrike,
RHminer (pascal coin/randomhash algo) support a simple API,
do you think that is possible to mine with your miner?
Thanks
+1 But you can also use nanominer from nanopool. For me it is a little bit faster than rhminer. It supports ethman API and this is supported from awesomeminer. On this topic I can also point out that I'm planning to add full support for Nanominer later on. |
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Patrike, please correct the SWAP coin settings.
Thanks for letting me know. This algorithm required some special adjustments that I will include in the next release. |
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I can't remove groups under my miners tab. Remove Group is grayed out for every group when I right click the name, even if it's empty with no miners assigned. I'm not trying to remove the default My Miners group, just others.
Screenshot:
Are you sure this isn't the "My Miners" group, but renamed and moved to the bottom? For the "My Miners" group - Even if you remove all miners from it, rename it and make another group default - you will still be prevented from removing this group. Is this the only empty group that cannot be removed? |
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I was trying to find out if it was just Equihash with a specific Personalization string or if this really was new algorithm. Do you have any details on this? For example, which mining software do you run for this coin and how do you specify the algorithm for it? |
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it is as easy or difficult as obtaining it from the explorer of each coin, just like AM CU, which scrape each Explorer, but only supports 3 or 4, but when they have been updated, the scrape is no longer valid, it must be redefined to I can read.
You can not get the Yimp hashnet and difficulty data as CTM does, because that YIMP also has a delay when it comes to obtaining the data, and at the end there is a very large lag. CC if you get the data of the explorer, or at least that seems because it is usually very accurate to what the explorer of each currency, but fails in the prices and can not choose so many exchanges, it takes a long time to read the new prices .
If you obtain the data of everything through the APIs, we obtain the data of everything. That is to say, for this currency, the data of the currency of X supplier, and the price data of X supplier. In the currency tab, with double click on Tabs coins, and by default deactivated and with notices to read the information on the subject.
I'm currently investigating how to design a solution that is flexible enough for most scenarios. The main goal will not be to try to replicate the AM CU features, but to offer more flexibility how to set the Difficulty and a few other properties of a Coin via external sources. What I'm looking at is a way to specify a data source API URL (coin statistics provider, block explorer, exchange, wallet RPC, pool API or any other data source) in combination with a JSON expression how to find the property of interest in the data response. Basically a way of loading almost any value from almost any API URL. Awesome Miner will not be able to understand the JSON data responses from any data source, but if you specify something like "coinInfo.difficulty", Awesome Miner could lookup and use any value inside the data response. I'm still exploring this topic so I will not be able to share much more details at the moment. It would not be crazy to make your own api, mixing the data, and read that api from your server, so CC or CTM would not fall every so often.
The problem here is that I don't own the data and I'm only allowed to consume it inside Awesome Miner itself. Otherwise I would like to have a service that combined everything and exposed it to Awesome Miner. To extract data of difficulty is not complicated, the complicated thing is the Scrape of the different types of script that there is to mount the Explorer, and that when they update it changes the scrape. The reward can be a huge pain, be aware of when it changes according to block, the part that goes to MN I think that if we could read at least the HASh and difficulty of a coin in real time by adding the urls of the explorer, we would have the solution for CTM. But sometimes CTM also rewards do not have them well. Sincerely, create an API service that mixes the data and offer them with monthly subscription. I would buy. Put the service on behalf of another person outside of you and that's it. Neither will the others know where you are extracting the data, but we both know where we would do it ... If they do not want them, someone will have to do it. I will give more updates on this later on as there are both investigations and development in the pipeline. The focus is on having a very flexible way of loading coin properties from any JSON data source. One test I made was with a coin from CoinToMine where I specified the following changes in the Coin Properties: - Difficulty: Load via a CoinCalculators API URL that I manually entered - Value (Exchange rate): Load via a Crex24 API URL that I manually entered The result is that I end up with a coin where most data is from CoinToMine, but two properties are loaded from other sources. Please note that Awesome Miner doesn't have any specific support for the Crex24 API here, you simply specify an URL and which property to read. I know that the above isn't exactly what you requested, but the goal is to have a solution as flexible as possible to begin with. |
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it is as easy or difficult as obtaining it from the explorer of each coin, just like AM CU, which scrape each Explorer, but only supports 3 or 4, but when they have been updated, the scrape is no longer valid, it must be redefined to I can read.
You can not get the Yimp hashnet and difficulty data as CTM does, because that YIMP also has a delay when it comes to obtaining the data, and at the end there is a very large lag. CC if you get the data of the explorer, or at least that seems because it is usually very accurate to what the explorer of each currency, but fails in the prices and can not choose so many exchanges, it takes a long time to read the new prices .
If you obtain the data of everything through the APIs, we obtain the data of everything. That is to say, for this currency, the data of the currency of X supplier, and the price data of X supplier. In the currency tab, with double click on Tabs coins, and by default deactivated and with notices to read the information on the subject.
I'm currently investigating how to design a solution that is flexible enough for most scenarios. The main goal will not be to try to replicate the AM CU features, but to offer more flexibility how to set the Difficulty and a few other properties of a Coin via external sources. What I'm looking at is a way to specify a data source API URL (coin statistics provider, block explorer, exchange, wallet RPC, pool API or any other data source) in combination with a JSON expression how to find the property of interest in the data response. Basically a way of loading almost any value from almost any API URL. Awesome Miner will not be able to understand the JSON data responses from any data source, but if you specify something like "coinInfo.difficulty", Awesome Miner could lookup and use any value inside the data response. I'm still exploring this topic so I will not be able to share much more details at the moment. It would not be crazy to make your own api, mixing the data, and read that api from your server, so CC or CTM would not fall every so often.
The problem here is that I don't own the data and I'm only allowed to consume it inside Awesome Miner itself. Otherwise I would like to have a service that combined everything and exposed it to Awesome Miner. complicated at the programming level is not. Neither do the data belong to CTM or CC, they are public and without intellectual property. we have two default selectors deactivated for everyone and only those who activate them choose a provider for Data and another for prices I do not think it is too complicated. It would be more difficult to create the menu in the corresponding window than the data mix programming. Also you do not mix them, it is the user with your risk who says, this currency, X gives me data and X gives me prices. I do not see it complicated at the development level. Taking into account that we ask for the data of the 4 apis every few minutes and we have them in the AW loaded. it's more that you want to do it Patrike, than the complexity that may have its development. I hope that in some update you dare to offer it. I have already spoken privately with CC and CTM, and none want to improve their api in exchange for a monthly subscription. They do not have eyes to see that there is an empty market niche, without competition, you just have to give all the data well, not just a part of them. I appreciate your feedback on this, but the focus of Awesome Miner is not on competing with the coin statistics providers we already have. For Awesome Miner it's all a matter of priorities, and all that would be nice to have is not realistic to focus on. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.2.8
Integration
- New default block explorer for Siacoin balance
- Predefined MiningPoolHub pool for Monero changed to CryptonightV4
Mining softare
- TeamRedMiner 0.4.2
- XMRig 2.14.1 for AMD an nVidia
- TT-Miner 2.1.19
- SrbMiner 1.8.1
- GMiner 1.36
Corrections
- Correction to drag and drop of miners between groups where it could result in a miner ending up as a sub node to another miner
- Correction to the coin display when the pool URL is identical for two Managed Miners, but the coin is different.
- Correction to benchmark of user defined software based on CryptoDredge
- Allow hiding coins from the Coins tab even when no coin statistics are available
- Changed custom algorithm mapping for coins to be applied before any exchange filter is used
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it is as easy or difficult as obtaining it from the explorer of each coin, just like AM CU, which scrape each Explorer, but only supports 3 or 4, but when they have been updated, the scrape is no longer valid, it must be redefined to I can read.
You can not get the Yimp hashnet and difficulty data as CTM does, because that YIMP also has a delay when it comes to obtaining the data, and at the end there is a very large lag. CC if you get the data of the explorer, or at least that seems because it is usually very accurate to what the explorer of each currency, but fails in the prices and can not choose so many exchanges, it takes a long time to read the new prices .
If you obtain the data of everything through the APIs, we obtain the data of everything. That is to say, for this currency, the data of the currency of X supplier, and the price data of X supplier. In the currency tab, with double click on Tabs coins, and by default deactivated and with notices to read the information on the subject.
I'm currently investigating how to design a solution that is flexible enough for most scenarios. The main goal will not be to try to replicate the AM CU features, but to offer more flexibility how to set the Difficulty and a few other properties of a Coin via external sources. What I'm looking at is a way to specify a data source API URL (coin statistics provider, block explorer, exchange, wallet RPC, pool API or any other data source) in combination with a JSON expression how to find the property of interest in the data response. Basically a way of loading almost any value from almost any API URL. Awesome Miner will not be able to understand the JSON data responses from any data source, but if you specify something like "coinInfo.difficulty", Awesome Miner could lookup and use any value inside the data response. I'm still exploring this topic so I will not be able to share much more details at the moment. It would not be crazy to make your own api, mixing the data, and read that api from your server, so CC or CTM would not fall every so often.
The problem here is that I don't own the data and I'm only allowed to consume it inside Awesome Miner itself. Otherwise I would like to have a service that combined everything and exposed it to Awesome Miner. |
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Very great work so far Patrike!!!
AM doesn't add us-east in the address of Monero on MPH in the predefined online services. I've already changes the algo for Cryptonight V4.
Here is with XMRig:
* ASSEMBLY auto:intel
* POOL #1 stratum+tcp://cryptonight-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17024 variant r
* API BIND 0.0.0.0:4028
* COMMANDS hashrate, pause, resume
[2019-03-16 15:52:12] [stratum+tcp://cryptonight-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17024] DNS error: "unknown node or service"
[2019-03-16 15:52:13] READY (CPU) threads 4(4) huge pages 4/4 100% memory 8192 KB
[2019-03-16 15:52:18] [stratum+tcp://cryptonight-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17024] DNS error: "unknown node or service"
Thanks for letting me know. I will correct this for CryptonightV4 in the next release. |
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@moopidoo what is your opinion about the possibility of mixing the data of the suppliers. You have not noticed your this comment from CC and CTM.
I would like to know your opinion.
*** AM's Balance feature already utilizes (customizable) explorer data to report wallet balance, hopefully patrike can work from this module's code to expand functionality to fetch difficulty and mining related data for the coins too. *** Cheers, Thanks to both of you for all feedback. I think the first step here is to allow at least Difficulty to be loaded via a custom URL. I assume this is the most problematic property to get right and if you manually find another source where it could be loaded from, it would make sense to bring it in. For some coins there can also be variations in Block Reward. I will expore this a bit more and get back with an update later on. |
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