Is there a monacoin blockexplorer api for awesome miner? I'd like to add monacoin to my list of account balances in Awesome Miner's balance tab For blockexplorer there's https://mona.chainsight.info/address/[address] https://bchain.info/MONA/addr/[address] But these aren't API results so, don't know how to get a working solution for Awesome Miner to interpret. Awesome Miner requires an Block Explorer API that returns data (unformatted data structures containing balance information) from the Block Explorer. In this case, the Block Explorer is only a web site, and Awesome Miner will not be able to find the information. |
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First post on here, but have used Awesome Miner for about a week now, and it is awesome as the name suggests. Thank you to the developer, I love it. Just a few feature requests though, if I may make some suggestions for a future release? * Show calculated profit in the dark tables in the dashboard - this could be in the Revenue section. * Option to use data from https://walletinvestor.com/forecast to see which of the current coins are most likely to be profitable long-term and perhaps have an option to take that into account - though this is speculative * Support for miners and profitability calculation for other algorithms, such as Keccak, and others. * Add support for brand new coins, with the ability to add those into Awesome Miner, with or without profit calculations, but still allowing these to be mined in a round-robin style (for future investment) - i.e. to have the option to pick a bunch that A/M will just switch through, ignoring any profit. * Add support for Skunkhash - I see the algorithm in Awesome Miner, but no miner to call on to do the mining. * Add ability to pass the information from the Coins tab to Mining Pool Hub or other multipool with the p=COIN option - to force coin selection based on Awesome Miner's Coin tab profitability calculations - sidenote: this also helps avoid the problem of having "Unspecified algorithm coin" in the Miner window, as this will be selected by A/M. Bug: * sgminer and -gm do not play nicely with my Radeon R9 280X and do not start mining at all with Blake2b or NeoScrypt. Awesome  Thanks for the feedback. A few comments: * Keccak is supported, but called SHA-3 (another name for the same algorithm). You can also add any other algorithm from zpool or Mining Pool Hub in Awesome Miner, via Options dialog Online Services, even if it's not included in Awesome Miner by default. * The round-robin style of mining is possible to setup manually using the rules, with Time trigger and Apply template actions. However, I do see your point in making it easier to setup. * Skunkhash is also supported, and it works with Ccminer out-of-the-box. Any other mining software that support it can be configured for it via Options dialog, Managed Software section |
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Hello, please look at profitability calculator at zpool and algorithm "Blakecoin" In online services show amount about 5€ and when I start to mine, shows me in miners view amount about 14000€. http://ibb.co/cueX6bThanks When adding custom Online Service pools, it can also be required to set the correct profit factor - as the pools can report this differently depending on algorithm. In Options dialog, Online Services section, please edit your custom entry and set profit factor to 0.001 for example (if it's about MH/s vs GH/s related) |
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้how can i add pool in multipool switching? Hi, Is this about adding your own custom pool to the profit switcher? That's fully supported as long as Awesome Miner knows the profit of the pool/coin you are mining on. Please add the pool in Awesome Miner via the Options dialog, Pools section. Then you can go to Options dialog, Profit switching section and specify it as a "Custom Pool". |
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Hi,
How can i setup with Innosilicon A4+ LTC Minner?
This miner must manually be configured to allow API connections, and depending on firmware version, it can be different password. Please see instructions below for Innosilicon A4+: **** Enter Username : root Enter Password : innot1t2 telnet to your Miner IP and port 8100 ( no ssh ) edit file /home/inno_py/inno_config.py value gInnoInitCmdStr at the end of that line replace "--api-listen" with "--api-listen --api-network --api-allow W:0/0" reboot **** For later firmware versions, the password for A4+ is: t1t2t3a5 If none of these passwords works, you need to reach out to Innosilicon and ask them what the password is for your specific firmware version. In the past Innosilicon miners was much easier to work with, but now they are unfortunately making it complicated to allow applications to monitor them. |
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Hello,
is there any way how to add algorithm "yescrypt" ?
I have got ccminer with support of this algo (not included in a/m), but i am not able to learn awesome miner to use this external library.
Thanks for all folks
Please see this guide: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/addalgorithm.aspx |
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Why is it that when I mine Keccak or SHA-3. that the readings I get using my GTX1080ti is false. I plus this pool passes the 1GH threshold but tells me I earning ALOT but not giving the estimate. Can someone please shed some light on this for me please?!
Can you give us some more information here? Can you run the diagnostics and post the results? I am South African so our currency is ZAR and for some reason it says the profit is R4500 per day ($361)?! Starting Diagnostics. Awesome Miner version: 4.2.4 Starting Mining Software Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 7 Engine Type: CcMiner, Auto Download: True, EnginePath: , Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable: Added rule for: C:\Users\walte\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\ccminer-2.2.2_7\ccminer-x64-2.2.2-cuda9\ccminer-x64.exe C:\Users\walte\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\ccminer-2.2.2_7\ccminer-x64-2.2.2-cuda9\ccminer-x64.exe -a keccak -o stratum+tcp://keccak.mine.zpool.ca:5133 -u 1Q5ZWrHi4s9JkBaMzdGBjmxkJsBYoGhwTF -p x -b 0.0.0.0:4034 (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: CcMiner, IsProfitMiner: False) Configuration: Mining Engine Process started, PID: 13120
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> *** ccminer 2.2.2 for nVidia GPUs by tpruvot@github ***
> Built with VC++ 2013 and nVidia CUDA SDK 9.0 64-bits
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> Originally based on Christian Buchner and Christian H. project
> Include some kernels from alexis78, djm34, djEzo, tsiv and krnlx.
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> BTC donation address: 1AJdfCpLWPNoAMDfHF1wD5y8VgKSSTHxPo (tpruvot)
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> [2017-12-27 09:43:21][36m Starting on stratum+tcp://keccak.mine.zpool.ca:5133[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:21] NVML GPU monitoring enabled.[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:21] NVAPI GPU monitoring enabled.[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:21] 1 miner thread started, using 'keccak' algorithm.[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:22] API open to the network in read-only mode on port 4034[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:33][33m Stratum difficulty set to 32 (0.25000)[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:33][36m keccak block 2326883, diff 4265.127[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:34] GPU #0: Intensity set to 21, 2097152 cuda threads[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:34] GPU #0: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti, 72.35 MH/s[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:38] GPU #0: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Ti, 1048.95 MH/s[0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:39][01;37m accepted: 1/1 (diff 0.716), 945.60 MH/s [32myes![0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:40][01;37m accepted: 2/2 (diff 3.744), 954.37 MH/s [32myes![0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:40][01;37m accepted: 3/3 (diff 0.278), 954.37 MH/s [32myes![0m
> [2017-12-27 09:43:40][01;37m accepted: 4/4 (diff 1.764), 954.37 MH/s [32myes![0m
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Stopping miner process ...
Stopping Mining Software
Diagnostics completed
As you see the coin is unspecified, suggestions? Screw it, I'm scraping the pool. Its inaccurate and wasting my electricity. For future readers, avoid mining Keccak unspecified. Its profits per day are wrong on A/M and nobody seems to care.
You are running a too old version of Awesome Miner. Zpool changed their reporting of SHA-3 (Keccak) a number of weeks ago, and later versions of Awesome Miner adjusted to that. Please use a later version of Awesome Miner and the profit figures will look normal again. |
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Awesome Miner version 4.2.9
- Managed Profit Switching: For each Online Services entry, the password field can be configured to select payouts in other coins than Bitcoin
- AHashPool.com pool added to profit switcher
- GranatGas pool removed from profit switcher (due to instability)
- Moved setting to enable pool configuration via the web interface from the Security section to the Web section to make it available for Professional Edition and above
- Link to the GPU troubleshooting guide from the Diagnostics dialog
- Claymore Cryptonight Miner 11.0
- DSTM Zcash Miner 0.5.7
- Minor corrections
A note about payout options for Zpool and similar pools. In the past it was only possible to pass custom command line via the properties of the Online Services. The drawback was that although "-p c=LTC" command line worked on some mining software, other mining software had different names of the password parameter. With this release a field for Password is introduced in the Online Service configuration, where you can enter "c=LTC" and Awesome Miner will pass it to the mining software using the correct name of the password parameter.
I've been a away a number of days over the Christmas period so I will read up on the latest questions here and give try to provide answers. Some questions I've already answered by mail, so it might look like I ignore some when it's in fact answered already. Also, if I missed any questions that still needs an answer, please remind me later on.
Thanks and Merry Christmas to everyone!
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A note about Nicehash. Their web site is up and running again and their API's are responding with profitability. However, from what I've seen so far their pools are not up and running yet.
The current version of Awesome Miner is hardcoded to ignore listing the profit information from Nicehash, to not direct any mining there until we all know it's fully up and running. Once their service is online again, I will release a new upgrade for Awesome Miner as soon as possible where the profit switching will include Nicehash again.
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My profit-switching is not mining Equihash on MPH though that is often the most profitable. I have this log entry: GetAllEnabledPools, couldn't find existing for: MiningPoolHub [Equihash], stratum+tcp://us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:17023, MiningPoolHub, Unspecified Equihash- Equihash is enabled in Algorithms > Algorithm and Profit-Switching settings
- Equihash is enabled in Online Services for MiningPoolHub and Profit Switching
- Equihash is enabled for the Profit Profile I am using (nVidia GPU)
Can't figure out why/where the "GetAllEnabledPools, couldn't find existing..." is looking and what it doesn't like? I'm interested in the details of this issue. Can you please: 1) Go to Options dialog, Advanced section and increase the log level a bit 2) Reproduce the problem one more time 3) Send me the log file via the toolbar: Tools -> Log File. 4) Send me your ConfigData.xml file in %appdata%\AwesomeMiner folder Please send to info[at]awesomeminer.com and reference that it's about "GetAllEnabledPools, couldn't find existing...". Many thanks! |
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okay i have just tried this to no avail, and am wondering would i need to re download the miners from the website since awesome miner has deleted them or can i just unzip them from within the (app data>local>awesome miner file)
since it is still showing the compressed files for each miner inside the awesome miner file. i hope you guys can help me work this out =)
If the folder for ccminer is missing but the ccminer-zip file exists, Awesome Miner will try to extract the zip file and run the mining. If the zip file doesn't exist, it will automatically be downloaded again. If you clear everything in the folder you specified, Awesome Miner will automatically download and extract everything again. |
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Is this program compatible with the Pangolinminer Whatsminer M3? Has anyone tried? I checked the list
on the FAQ page, and it just says most miners. Being it's a new miner on the mining scene, I haven't seen
many facts about software compatibility. I searched through recent posts, and couldn't find anything.
I'd really like to purchase this software for when I'm away at my day job.
If not allowed I'll remove. Thanx!!!
I've received a number of requests about this miner, but no confirmations on reports on if it's working on not. If it's running cgminer software with an API, Awesome Miner will be able to monitor it. You can use the Free Edition of Awesome Miner and simply try to connect it to this miner and give it a try. The M3 does use the cgminer software and api, based on the review on the forums. Many thanks for your answer on this. If the API is compatible with cgminer, it should work out-of-the-box with Awesome Miner. |
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Hello Patrike,
Below are some bug reports and some suggestions:
Bugs:
1) When you copy/paste an address into a field (Nicehash, Hashrefinery, Zpool, etc) it is possible to accidentally paste an invisible new line at the end of the address.
This new line will remain there screwing up your miner's launch and without you knowing why it is failing. Took me about 2 and half hours of debugging to find the culprit.
The program should sanitize that information and remove any non alphanumeric characters.
2) It is impossible to add some algorithms. I mean, you can add them and it seems like they are added but they never appear in the "Online Services" tab (the one with the Revenue/Profit list, not the one inside Options).
Try it yourself... attempt to add "yescrypt" and make it appear for Hashrefinery. I have tried on several computers and the program simply refuses to show it even after following all the steps, adding the algorithm, adding it to the mining software and then adding it to the pool in Online Services (the one inside Options).
Thanks for your feedback: 1) I can add white space trimming to minimize input mistakes 2) Hash Refinery API is down, and that's probably why you can't get Awesome Miner to read new pools from it. I tried this with zpool intead and it works with yescrypt (I tried to add it to cpuminer-opt, works great but maybe not the most profitable mining I ever seen). Suggestions:
1) Create a rule capable of detecting the algorithm being launched.
2) Allow for "Factor" to be defined for custom pools just like we are able to do with the default ones.
3) The benchmarking tool needs some love. Instead of being forced to benchmark each card one by one, it should benchmark the whole lot together.
I know Nicehash used to do it individually (later improved in the legacy miner) but at least they would launch separate miners depending on the profitability of each card.
Right now your program is not designed to do anything like that, so I don't see any reason why benchmarking has to done one card at a time.
As an example, look at what MultipoolMiner does. Simple, efficient, grouped benchmark.
4) After the previous one, you would want to include several versions of the same miner software (like you do now with two versions of ccminer and sgminer).
Once the benchmarking is handled with all cards as a single group, it should do every algorithm with every compatible miner and keep the best performer.
5) Allow us to define different levels of "-dcri" for Claymore Ethminer. Right now this is impossible to do, even if you try to work around it by creating another algorithm with a new name.
Either allow us to add dual mining algorithms or modify the current one so it is capable of having several fields for several values of "-dcri".
Thanks for reading! Here's hoping to see the bugs squished soon.
I will comment on a few only, but I appreciate the feedback. 2) Do you have multiple pools on the same coin? Otherwise you could set the profit factor on the coin itself (Coins tab, then click Coin Properties in the toolbar) 3) I will not argue that the benchmarking can be improved. But do you have that many different GPU types you need to benchmark, compared to how many miners you have in total? If you have a large number of miners, benchmarking a single GPU should be time saving as you don't have to benchmark so many rigs. 5) Can you explain the -dcri part a bit more? Is it per secondary coin you want to set unique (like -dcri 30 for Pascal and -dcri 60 for Decred?) or is it per GPU? In your Profit Profile settings, you can select Claymore Etheruem miner and click Configure, where you can set different device profiles (where -dcri is a part) for each secondary coin. Please let me know if I didn't understood your question correctly here. |
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I'm hoping someone can clear this up for me. I just noticed all my rigs stats reset to zero. i.e. "accepted" and "rejected" reset to zero. I'm mining zcash on miningpoolhub with DSTM which has been running non stop for days. I double checked and the software definitely hasn't restarted. Do the stats reset periodically?
Accepted and Rejected is information reported by the mining software, and it should reset. Awesome Miner is simply displaying what the mining software is reporting for these numbers. Is the Uptime reported by the mining software indicating that it has been running constantly? |
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Is it possible to assign one of the miners to just mine off ONE algorithm?
For some reason, one of the rig I own doesn't perform well on Lyra2v2 but works fine on equihash. Even with the default setting, which is very strange.
And I am using the auto-switcher at the moment.
Thank you!
You can configure which algorithms and software to use and not to use for the profit switcher, by using the Profit profiles. If you want different behaviors among your miners, you can create more than once profile. Please go to Options dialog, Profit profile section, then you either edit AMD or nVidia profile and uncheck the algorithms you don't want to use. The alternative would be to create a new profile if you want the behavior on a single miner only. |
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Is this program compatible with the Pangolinminer Whatsminer M3? Has anyone tried? I checked the list
on the FAQ page, and it just says most miners. Being it's a new miner on the mining scene, I haven't seen
many facts about software compatibility. I searched through recent posts, and couldn't find anything.
I'd really like to purchase this software for when I'm away at my day job.
If not allowed I'll remove. Thanx!!!
I've received a number of requests about this miner, but no confirmations on reports on if it's working on not. If it's running cgminer software with an API, Awesome Miner will be able to monitor it. You can use the Free Edition of Awesome Miner and simply try to connect it to this miner and give it a try. |
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Recently (last day or two) I noticed that the revenue seems to be all over the place. One minute it says about $150 a month when the next minute it says has high as $1,800. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to get a more accurate estimate?
It could be the zpool SHA-3 change that made it look way to profitable. Awesome Miner 4.2.6 adjusted to the change in zpool. Recently (last day or two) I noticed that the revenue seems to be all over the place. One minute it says about $150 a month when the next minute it says has high as $1,800. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to get a more accurate estimate?
options/statistic - you can choose 24 hour average. the profit will be more "smooth" and profit manager won't switch that much. on the other hand you might have fewer earnings (perhaps even more?) Exactly! And for those that want the instructions how to configure 24h average, please see: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/coinstats.aspx |
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Used to use Nicehash but came across Awesome miner on a another forum and never looked back since! Been making 3-5X more a month then what that ripoff of a site gave me.
Still learning most of the ropes. Just got a question concerning unspecified coins vs and specified coins.
Sometimes unspecified coins give a much high profit per day as specified coins. Just how accurate is it when it says this? If anybody can shed some light for me on this I'd be so happy.
The profit numbers you see in Awesome Miner is always estimates based on either the mining pools (for Mining Pool Hub, zpool, Nicehash, Hash Refinery) or from WhatToMine for single coins. Please see this guide for more details: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/coinstats.aspxUnspecified coins is just a way for Awesome Miner to indicate that you are mining on a multi-algorithm/coin mining pool and that the actual coin isn't known. In general these pools have a little higher profit than mining a single coin, because they have their own profit switching. |
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I am using AwesomeMiner to run 3 ASIC miners (s9, L3+ x2), and 3 GPU rigs (8x AMD470, 8x 1070, 6x 1060). Each of the GPU miners are running on ethOS and the AMD machine is running sgminer-gm 5.5.5-gm-a and the two NVIDIA miners are running ccminer 2.2.2-mod-ethos4.
My question is regarding basic vs privileged API access. The AMD rig and ASIC are all working as intended with privilege enabled, however, I am having some issues with ccminer.
I have the following flag entered into the code in ethOS (based on Ubuntu for those not aware):
-a skein -b --api-remote --api-bind=4068 --api-allow=0/0
This is allowing "basic" access, however, based on my interpretation of the API documentation, this should be allowing for full privileged access.
Anyone that has knowledge of this and and can way in?
Thank you in advance for the help!
For ccminer you will never be able to get anything but "Basic API". That's just a way for Awesome Miner to inform that an API is available, but that it's quite limited compared to what cgminer/sgminer/bmminer API can do. |
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really need to add myr-gr
Thanks for your feedback on this. I do have a few algorithms that I'm planning to add soon, so I can include this one as well. As pointed out above by others above, it's possible to add your own algorithms, and also make them work with zpool. There is a guide here, although it also covers more advanced topics like using "unsupported" mining software for new algorithms. http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/addalgorithm.aspx |
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