Would love to see feature to quickly (across multiple miners) turn on and off Autostart.
Details: I have 5 miners configured both as Managed Profit Miners and as "regular" miners (non profit). When I want to turn off my managed profit miners to mine a specific coin, changing properties of every managed miner to turn off autorestart is a bit annoying/time consuming. Since any miner (managed profit or regular) sometimes restart or reboot due to mining errors/stuck processing, this causes both the regular miner and the now-unwanted profit miner to automatically start at same time whenever a reboot of miner occurs. So I would love some better method of "one button" turning automatic start on or off for a group of miners rather than changing properties of each individual miner. Finally I understand managed templates can be applied but not to profit miners where I just want to turn on/off the autostart property.
Thanks for your suggestion on this. Right now there are bulk-edit operations for some properties of an External Miner, but the plan is to introduce a similar concept for Managed Miners / Managed Profit Miners as well. Having autostart configurable in bulk could be an option. For the less complex scenarios, Awesome Miner should be able to figure out which miner to autostart based on what you were running last time. That could be a good improvement. |
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Awesome Miner Version 4.5.2 (Development preview of 4.6)- Custom Online Services can be added to support any Yiimp compatible pools - Remote Proxy concept introduced to support very large scale mining operations - The Change Pool and Add Pool menus are redesigned to include a searchable pool selection dialog, to support a larger number of pools. - The Add Pool operation is added to the main toolbar and can be performed on all selected External Miners - Improved batch command execution to allow execution when a miner is starting or stopping, for both Managed Miners and per algorithm for Profit Profiles- Improved context menus and change detection for the Pool Balance feature - Number of active miners at Yiimp compatible pools displayed in the Online Services tab - Indonesian Rupiah added as display currency - Updates to Mining Dutch port numbers to avoid low difficulty ports by default - Zergpool settings for the profit switcher has been updated to include selection of region (EU or US) - Claymore Dual Ethereum Miner 11.3- PhoenixMiner 2.7c - XMRig miner 2.4.5 - Correction to benchmarking of Excavator miner - Correction to Ignore GPU feature for the MSI Afterburner integration- Correction to display of pool balance where the coin is unknown - Correction to profit switcher for disabled algorithms and custom pools- Minor corrections Items in blue are new since the previous development release a few days ago. Development versions are intended for users that want to try the latest features before they are made available in the official releases. Development versions are not intended to be deployed at large scale as they have not been tested as much as the official releases. Please make sure that both Awesome Miner and Remote Agent uses the save version. Also note that one upgraded to a development preview, it isn't possible to downgrade to an older version. To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates Direct download links if needed: http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msihttp://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi
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Hi, I have several external miners connected through VPN.
Awesome miner works perfectly with L3+, but with S9 every couple of minutes it shows disconnected status (and then connected again). I switched on option "ping up external miners", so it
also shows "pinging up" status as well. It all looks like christmas tree (it connects and disconnects every 2 minutes), and because of all that permanent disconnections I can't make some rules work.
Is there a solution how to work it out? I guess if awesomeminer has that option "ping up external miners" it could be kind of typical situation. Thanks
Hi, By default Awesome Miner will only wait for 3 seconds for the ASIC miner to respond to the monitoring requests. Depending on network connectivity and other factors, you may have to increase this to not get "Disconnected" too often. Please go to the Options dialog, Advanced section, and increase the "Miner API connection timeout". |
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Hello everyone,
is there a way to create a notification when the fan speed of a gpu is greater that a certain value ?
It seems that there is a way to create a rule when the fan speed is lower than a certain value,
and but no way to create a trigger based on a "greater than" value for the fan speed.
It's unfortunate, because for me, it is at least as important as "lower than".
Is that a future feature ?
Thanks for your feedback. I've noted your request. |
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Patrike,
Is there a way to change all the zerg names? they have changed their name to mine too per their webpage and all of them need to be updated.
Awesome Miner should already be using mine.zergpool.com. In the new development release I will also include a Region setting for US/EU for zergpool. Are there any other changes required? |
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ALL Online service Algo keccakc calutate profit wong
If you add a custom algorithm not included in Awesome Miner, you may also need to adjust the profit factor when you add it as an online service. Awesome Miner doesn't know if the unit of reporting is MH/s or GH/s for example, as the pool API's doesn't include this information. Please go to Options dialog, Online Services and edit the entries and set profit factor to either 0.001 or 1000 depending on how you need to adjust it. |
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Thanks Patrike!
>The main problem here is the "Interface offline" status on the miner. It indicates that the mining software (which one is it?) isn't responding to any monitoring requests (API calls) from Awesome Miner. In case you have used a Generic Miner, it will always be "Interface offline" because Awesome Miner has no idea of what kind mining that is going on. For this reason you will not get GPU information, hashrates or anything else. The temperatures you do see is from Awesome Miner itself, not the mining software.
It's lolMiner-mnx.exe - a serious (yes) MNX miner. I guess it probably doesn't implement regular (or any) API.
I believed when you use a Generic Miner, AwesomeMiner was only starting and killing the miner, that it doesn't use API.
What I really don't understand is why it doesn't use those temps it gets, especially for triggers?
It's really a problem for me not to be able to set a max temp, or check a too low temp, in short use data AwesomeMiner *already has* as a trigger.
Thanks for the update. It's correct that Awesome Miner can only start and stop a Generic miner, not getting any API information from the mining software. Awesome Miner do read some GPU information on its own, as you could see on the systems tab. These are however not mapped to the actual mining and rules. When you are mining with a Generic Miner, Awesome Miner doesn't know which GPU you use for example. It could of course be possible to develop a concept for rules/triggers around these general temperatures, but it's currently not possible in the case of Generic Miners. |
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Patrike,
Could you add something to profit profile for me? Could you add under Profit Profile, when you select an algo from the list on the display under gpu clocking profiles start and stop, could you add a line for "execute batch file before start mining" then a selection to allow us to link to it either local or remotely.
This simple addon would allow people to use third party OC and Settings without a major overhaul to Awesome Miner.
Example on a remote rig, i could then create a folder for all my OC batch files, then create a new one for each algo like Skein.bat, then link to it so we can use Nvidia Inspector without you having to implement it and get rights to use someone elses software....
+1 for batch file use Patrike, After thinking this over, it may be better to add the execute batch file function under profit profile GROUPS, reasoning is you could execute 1 single batch file for that entire rig group Hi, I may have to add a setting like this both to the Groups and to the Profit profile itself. Unless you have a mix of cards, most people don't use the Groups concept as it's mainly about adding up the numbers for mixed GPU systems. For launching an external application, what I had in mind was the following to be configurable per algorithm in each Profit profile - Launch before miner starts - Launch before miner stops - Launch after miner stops In addition to this, I also plan to support adding a custom command line configuration to be passed to the mining software per algorithm in the Profit profile. The same settings for launching external applications in these three scenarios could then be added to both a Managed Miner (that do have a batch file concept, but it's not a as flexible) and maybe to the Profit Groups as well as you suggested. I get what your saying, adding it to both groups and individual profit profiles would cover the masses. I would keep it simple like your gpu profile, Execute batch files *Launch before miner starts *Launch after miner stops In regards to managed miners, i would just add the same execute batch files options under managed templates, i would just add it as an *alternative to the gpu clocking profile option you already have built into the template options. so when they load a new template, the template could be specific to that rig and load those settings or batch files on launch. For the Profit Profiles, it's also important to make this configurable per algorithm as the overclocking often depends on which algorithm you run. I will add these batch commands both as a setting per profile, but also possible to override per algorithm in the profile. |
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How to update dev release? i tig check dev version have new update but not update I assume you already have opened the Options dialog, General section, and enabled "Check for development versions"? Then you go to the Menu and click Check for updates |
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Since last Dev update im havinbg a issue. I cant use customs Pools on the profit switching.
Anyone with same issue?
I found a scenario where custom pools in combination of using custom online services could result in this problem. Thanks for reporting this issue. |
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Hi! 10 licenced miners here. I've a problem, AwesomeMiner (latest - and remotes properly updated) doesn't show the GPU temps for all my miners: https://snag.gy/yxz4db.jpgEven when: * I use Map to system monitoring and it DOES show the GPUs and their valid temperatures https://snag.gy/KPCtkG.jpg* the System tab shows the temps and all info: https://snag.gy/i2uLpC.jpg* the Generate API shows the temperatures https://snag.gy/dOWYxl.jpgRemote (local LAN) miners have only AwesomeMinerRemote, are Win7 or Win10, both 64bits, all NVidia cards and MSIAfterBurner 3.0.1 installed (properly showing and managing temps also). It was properly showing the temperatures using the "normal" miners, but right now I use generic (uploaded) miner software for all my miners (Managed Miners). I don't understand why this should be related, apart a bug? More important than a simple display problem: * it seems temp detection like overheating doesn't work, * I use personal notification rule to detect a miner problem based on a too low temperature, as sometimes the miner runs but it simply doesn't mine, this is required, and doesn't work either. Please help? Million thanks! The main problem here is the "Interface offline" status on the miner. It indicates that the mining software (which one is it?) isn't responding to any monitoring requests (API calls) from Awesome Miner. In case you have used a Generic Miner, it will always be "Interface offline" because Awesome Miner has no idea of what kind mining that is going on. For this reason you will not get GPU information, hashrates or anything else. The temperatures you do see is from Awesome Miner itself, not the mining software. |
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Greets to all! I just started using AM recently and have added pools from Mining Pool Hub instead of just ticking the MPH box in Profit Switching. I wonder if there's any use in adding pools from other sites like Suprnova and Yiimp? For example, I've got info on the ZEN and BTG pools from MPH, should I add ZEN and BTG pools from Suprnova?
If Awesome Miner gets stats from WhatToMine anyway, how will it determine whether to use the MPH pool or the Suprnova pool?
You can add any pool to Awesome Miner and the profit switcher, although the coin needs to be known for the profit switcher to work (listed on WhatToMine.com). In case you use Nicehash, MPH and similar, Awesome Miner will get the profit information directly from them. For MPH, that's only applicable for their multi-coin pools. If you mine a single coin on MPH, then the stats are still from WhatToMine.com. If you manually add a MPH single coin pool like ZEN, and then you add Suprnova ZEN, you will have two pools with the same profitability. From a profit switcher point of view they are identical and it's not possible to tell which one will be selected. Please also see this guide about how Awesome Miner get profit information: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/coinstats.aspx |
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Hi
version 4.5, standard edition. In the rig there are 10 cards, 7*1080ti, 3*1070. The program does not see one 1080ti card, although in the system it is determined and NicehashMinerLegacy sees all 10 cards. Tell me how to solve the problem.
Is the mining software like Claymore Ethereum miner reporting 10 GPU's, and those 10 show up on the GPU tab in the lower part of the screen in Awesome Miner? But the GPU mapping feature only lists 9 cards? |
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How can I save the coins I've set on the pools I mine at? I'm really getting tired of setting coins for each pool every single time i restart awesomeminer or my pc.
Also for some reason my PC gets locked out since I installed awesomeminer even though all options on WIN10 are stopped.
Are you using a Managed Miner, where you are in control of what you are mining? Based on your description, it sounds like you use the Change pool operation. That operation is only changing what is currently being mined, it's not saving it to the settings of the miner. You need to right click on the miner and select Properties, and then set the pool for the miner to define what should be used when you start the mining. Maybe Awesome Miner should have a feature where the change pool actually saves it to the properties of the miner, but that concept is not available today. |
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Is it possible to add a rule or option for profit switching profiles to ignore algorithms/coins with less then X miners mining them?
I dont think that is possible, all the api data i see from the pools does not include the amount of miners... plus the data tends to get stuck for minutes not changing at times if it was possible. Many Yiimp based pools like zpool and Hash Refinery do report the number of miners. However, Nicehash and MPH does not, so it will not be possible to have general support for a feature like this. |
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BTC/GHS/DAY value accuracy for custom yiimp pools is only 5 digits after coma, that not enough today. On which side trouble? www.starpool.biz or AM? Regards Was this for a specific algorithm only or a general problem? If you open the link below, you will see the information Awesome Miner get from Starpool.biz: https://www.starpool.biz/status/api |
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Awesome Miner Version 4.5.1 (Development preview of 4.6)
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- Claymore Dual Ethereum Miner 11.2
- PhoenixMiner 2.7c
- XMRig miner 2.4.5
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As usual, all feedback is of course welcome. Thanks everyone!
Does this include the changes required to allow PhoenixMiner to work as a managed profit miner? Thanks! The PhoenixMiner was supported by the profit switcher already in Awesome Miner v4.5, even if it may not have been included by default. If you open the Profit Profile, you will have to find it in the list of mining software and enable it. |
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Big thanks for GUI improvements in ver. 4.5.1 Now its much easy to change and add pools/groups
Please add in next version possibility to add a custom yiimp pool in Pool Balance section.
And we need a "Rule" which can read and compare hashing speed by Antminers and if speed not good automatic miner restart will be processed.
Regards
The plan is to extending the pool balance support to include both the custom Yiimp pools and pools with the standard MPOS API like Suprnova and more. The rules can already look at the hashrate and perform a reboot of an Antminer. Please see "Example: Show notification on low hashrate, and optionally reboot": http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/rules.aspx |
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Is it possible to add Verge XVG (Blake2S) coin please? currently with dual mining eth+xvg, second coin is not recognized on blake2s algo.
WhatToMine has a few coins not included in their main listing and these are not automatically included in Awesome Miner, but can be added manually. On the WhatToMine web page for a specific coin, there is a JSON link in the toolbar. Copy this link and put it in Awesome Miner Options dialog, Statistics section, where it can be added as Additional JSON URL's. The JSON URL for the coin you request is: https://whattomine.com/coins/220.json |
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