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thanks guys
I'll give it a whirl tomorrow time permitting
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also just tested myrgrs vs grs. my 280x cards to ~5 MH on grs and and ~9 MH on myrgrs with the same settings and minimal power difference so while the consumption difference is almost null you get about 2x mh on myrgrs. sooo ... I call bullshit on grs's efficency boasting.
what's myrgrs pls? a different algo? |
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Does anyone know if there's a single cg/sgminer that will run all four algos?
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I'm really digging the discussion here guys (about security paper and PR/media). Let's keep these a priority. We also have another bounty to announce: GUI Miner - Easy Algo Switcher MKRadnUiH2yAxJ8nwKGk95SjtxpA4YZn4XCode a GUI-Miner that allows the user to easily switch between Scrypt, Skein, Groestl, or Qubit "with the click of a button". Even better, include an "auto-switching" mode that passively switches algorithms based on which is most profitable according to http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/I have a powershell scrypt that I use. Not sure it caters to the casual user though. here's a screenshot https://www.dropbox.com/s/6xmmj0476j04znj/MyriadSwitcher.png...should've done it python. oh well that looks sexy as fuck, I'd have sex with that scrypt, with its consent. It still needs some tweaking. Right now you need to set a variable with your hash rate for every algo. I want to use the cgminer API to read that from the miner itself on the fly. Then maybe get the config out to an xml or json file And there are a couple of bugs and things I need to iron out. The script is supposed to monitor the miners and restart them if they stop using CPU cycles or if they die altogether, but that's not working properly |
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I'm really digging the discussion here guys (about security paper and PR/media). Let's keep these a priority. We also have another bounty to announce: GUI Miner - Easy Algo Switcher MKRadnUiH2yAxJ8nwKGk95SjtxpA4YZn4XCode a GUI-Miner that allows the user to easily switch between Scrypt, Skein, Groestl, or Qubit "with the click of a button". Even better, include an "auto-switching" mode that passively switches algorithms based on which is most profitable according to http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/I have a powershell scrypt that I use. Not sure it caters to the casual user though. here's a screenshot https://www.dropbox.com/s/6xmmj0476j04znj/MyriadSwitcher.png...should've done it python. oh well |
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yep, graphs on webpage are gone.
everything else working flawlessly here.
Looks like the Jquery plugin "Sparkline" isn't loading. Yeah, HTTP 405, Not Allowed. Just a frontend error apparently, mining seems fine |
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Why Profitability under LTC some Hour, That mean CleverMining doesn't mine LTC right?
Variance. Some hours are better than others. Happy groundhog day everyone (I got you babe, dada dada dada...) |
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Poolwaffle:
Can you display the server time on the personal stats page? Would make it easier to see how far into the day we are, since time zones aren't accounted for.
I'm pretty sure it's UTC |
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With 50% reject rates. I earned 0.00453564 in 12 hours, so i guess reject rates does not matter if you are getting some profits.  They do matter. You are having 50% rejects. That means you should be earning 2x of what you are earning now with your hashpower. You should get around 0.008-0.01 with 900 kh/s. I'm pretty sure CGWatcher is including the untracked rejects there. My SGminer displays almost the same # of (A)ccepted and (R)rejected shares, but the reject % is 5-6% He's getting .0045 in 12h, so .009 in 24h. That's at .9MH/s, so at 1MH/s the revenue would be about .01/day Considering the pool is doing ~.0105, his reject rate can't be much higher than 5% |
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Per ACCEPTED mh. When you only have 80% of your mh accepted, it's not the same.
Best nick name ever hahaha |
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No missing coins here.
I did the math over the last 12 hours and I got about 95% of the coins I would at my current hashrate. The other 5% accounts for rejects (great improvement there by the way) so the figures in my stats page are spot on.
If the EU server helps knock down the reject rate a couple extra % points, better than good
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About how much btc on average can i get a day with 2mh? kind bored mining alt coins and would like some extra btc.
Check this out http://wafflepool.com/statsKeep in mind it can vary greatly because of sheer luck, and because difficulty and exchange for alt coins change by the minute, but at the current average of .012 BTC/day per each 1MH/sec, about .024BTC a day |
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Hi everyone. Been fighting the dreaded cgminer crashes for weeks. Sometimes it runs for a few days, sometimes just a couple of hours but eventually one or more cgminer instance craps out. I've given up. I'm tired of trying configs, drivers and voodoo spells, so I've written a simple powershell scrypt to look after my miners. It checks if all my cgminer threads are alive and running. If one or more threads are killed or not responding, it sends a restart signal and the computer reboots. Obviously the miners need to be launched from the Startup menu in windows. Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
$numThreads = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer*).length
echo "numThreads = $numThreads"
while($true) {
$cpu1 = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer* | ForEach-Object {$_.cpu})
if ( $numThreads -ne $cpu1.length ) {
echo "Some thread died, restarting........."
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
}
echo "c u in a minute..."
sleep 60
echo ""
$cpu2 = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer* | ForEach-Object {$_.cpu})
if ( $numThreads -ne $cpu2.length ) {
echo "Some thread died, restarting........"
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
}
for ($i=0; $i -lt $cpu1.length; $i++) {
$outS = "Checking thread #" + $i + " activity. Before: " + $cpu1[$i] + " --- After: " + $cpu2[$i]
if ( $cpu1[$i] -eq $cpu2[$i]) {
echo $outS
echo $("Thread #" + $i + " not running, restarting.............")
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
} else {
$outS + "... RUNNING OK" | echo
}
}
} Just save that code in a file with a ps1 extension, something like sentinel.ps1 for example. Then launch your miners from a batch, using start so that they run on their own threads, then in the same batch, run the sentinel scrypt in it's own thread too. Use sleeps to ensure Windows has time to load completely and all cgminer instances are running before the sentinel starts running. sleep 30
del *.bin
start "HD7970" cmd /c "cgminer-startup-7970.bat"
sleep 15
start "HD7950" cmd /c "cgminer-startup-7950.bat"
sleep 15
start "Sentinel" cmd /c "powershell .\Sentinel.ps1" |
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Buenas gente. LLevo semanas peleándome con el cgminer que no para de dar por donde la espalda pierde su casto nombre. A veces un par de días, otras veces un par de horas pero siempre acaba por pararse alguna instancia con el maldito "cgminer has stopped working" o algo así. Me he dado por vencido al final y he optado por crear un sencillo script en powershell para velar por mis mineros. La idea es comprobar cada 60 segundos si los hilos de cgminer están todos vivos y corriendo. Si no es así, el ordenador se reinicia sólo. Obviamente hay que arrancar el/los cgminer(s) desde el menú Inicio para que tras reiniciar se pongan a funcionar de nuevo automáticamente. Se podría hacer también para Linux, pero yo ahora mismo estoy minando sobre W7 así que he usado powershell Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
$numThreads = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer*).length
echo "numThreads = $numThreads"
while($true) {
$cpu1 = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer* | ForEach-Object {$_.cpu})
if ( $numThreads -ne $cpu1.length ) {
echo "Some thread died, restarting........."
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
}
echo "c u in a minute..."
sleep 60
echo ""
$cpu2 = @(Get-Process -Name cgminer* | ForEach-Object {$_.cpu})
if ( $numThreads -ne $cpu2.length ) {
echo "Some thread died, restarting........"
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
}
for ($i=0; $i -lt $cpu1.length; $i++) {
$outS = "Checking thread #" + $i + " activity. Before: " + $cpu1[$i] + " --- After: " + $cpu2[$i]
if ( $cpu1[$i] -eq $cpu2[$i]) {
echo $outS
echo $("Thread #" + $i + " not running, restarting.............")
taskkill /im "cgminer.exe" /f
shutdown /r
} else {
$outS + "... RUNNING OK" | echo
}
}
} La idea es guardar ese código en un archivo con extensión ps1, algo como centinela.ps1 por ejemplo. Luego arrancar los mineros desde un batch, pero cada uno en su propio hilo usando start y desde el mismo batch, una vez arrancados los mineros, arrancar el centinela también en su propio hilo. Un par de sleeps aquí y allá para dar tiempo al ordenador a reinciar y a los cgminers a arrancar y listos. sleep 30
del *.bin
start "HD7970" cmd /c "cgminer-startup-7970.bat"
sleep 15
start "HD7950" cmd /c "cgminer-startup-7950.bat"
sleep 15
start "Sentinel" cmd /c "powershell .\Sentinel.ps1" |
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