That IP range is not valid. Try changing it back to what I had: 192.168.0.0/24

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIDR_notation#CIDR_notation

so I recived this hub and it works well with 4 overclocked NFY jellowjackets and 2 over clockd ants but dosnt have enough power to handle 3 Block erupters also   
  Do they make a molex to barrel adapter   or maybe a 6 pin to barrel adaper?   I took the hub apart   it looks to be 4- 5 port hubs   I don't feel comfortable removing the existing power socket ( a yellow barrel type) and wiring in atx power ( what lines? how many? ect?) I need like 12 to 15 amps I feel to populate it and overclock

--api-listen --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.100/110

There is nothing to put into MultiMiner. It automatically shows Network Devices on the same local network as long as they have their API settings configured to allow access.

--api-listen --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.100/110

Those arguments were for the Avalon (or any other Network Device).

When you put those into MultiMiner you basically overrode the API arguments so that MultiMiner could no longer communicate with the BFGMiner instances it was launching.

I found a buyer, I need a reliable escrow please.  Anyone?  I prefer a mod or someone who does escrows alot.

Just to be clear - you put that argument on your Avalon, not in MultiMiner right?

Block solving is random.  It can take less than a minute (happens a few times a month at least), it can take 3-4 hours.  On *average* it takes about 40 minutes.  If the pool is having *very* bad luck, it can be upwards of 6-7 hours.  2-3 hours is not uncommon in the slightest.

I shouldn't say I'm not running the software it's not 100% accurate. I running the cgminer 3.1.1 that is modified and in the cgminer win 32bit folder that comes with the software. I also messed around with the  "--dualminer-pll ###" frequency modifier. 800 is pretty stable and 850 gives a little more but I don't want to push these little dudes to far just yet. Of course, I don't have a clue what I'm actually doing but 850 makes a teeny bit more khs and is still stable so...whatever.

Does it happen every time you click Stop? I'm not getting that and haven't seen it before. Is it reproducible?

You need to add the following arguments:


Swap out the IP address and range for your own local network. After that you just need to wait a few minutes and it should show up in MultiMiner.

Hit a roadblock but working on it. Shouldn't be long.

Version 2.6 PR2 (pre-release) is now available for testing for those with the time   This feature is now completed for 2.6 so any feedback is very much appreciated. The rest of the features for 2.6 will involve MultiMiner Remoting.

Network Device Discovery



Download link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/akpsic6sru66mqe/MultiMiner-2.6.0.zip

This feature is - for now - completely automated. MultiMiner will automatically find RPC API servers on the local network. It will automatically filter out both its own miners and any miners pointed at its own Stratum Proxy. For now the UI assumes that these Network Devices are mining Bitcoin, though that will be expanded upon in the future.

Please, if you have time, kick the tires on this and let me know if you find any issues. This build also includes all of the latest fixes from the 2.5 versions.

Edit: I've updated the above download link with Version 2.6 PR3. This includes a few minor fixes as well as support for installing MultiMiner and bfgminer updates on all of your rigs at once via MultiMiner Remoting. Now this feature has the chicken-and-egg scenario - it won't kick in until the next public version is available. However, if you get your rigs on this 2.6.0 PR3 now, once 2.6.1 drops you should be able to update all your rigs with a single click.