Once you have Awesome Miner connected to your R-Pi, can you please send me an API report for it (toolbar: Tools -> API Report)? From what I've seen so far this R-Pi based solution doesn't provide any good device information (temperature and so on) from the Avalon miners. In the past when people used a single Avalon 721, it did report temperature and more.

By default Awesome Miner tries to restart a process three times. If it fails three times within a short period of times, Awesome Miner actually gives up. If the mining software has been running for a few minutes, it will reset this counter and you will have another three times of restart available.

If you want to take further actions after three times, you can use the Rules (Options dialog, Rules section) for that. You have a trigger "Process failure" that will be triggered in this scenario. You can define define your actions - maybe to give you a notification and then try to start the miner again.

The MSI Afterburner Remote Server is a bit difficult to auto start because it requires Admin permissions and doesn't have any built-in concept for that. Awesome Miner can however setup this for you, so have you followed these steps? Please share more details on this if you already have and it isn't working.
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpuclocking.aspx

I'm not sure I fully understand the scenario with a restarted MSI Afterburner. If you simply restart that software (close it, then start it), how would that affect the GPU Clocking profiles? Sorry if I missed the point here.

Thanks for your feedback!

Yes, you can use the Rules (Options dialog, Rules section) in Awesome Miner to define this kind of behavior. You have some examples of how to configure the rules on this page:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/rules.aspx
There is an example where you detect low hashrate and send a notification based on that. You can just extend that behavior to have two actions. The first one could still be to send the notification, but in addition to that you can add another action as well. The second action can be to run an executable - maybe launch a bat-file you have that will take further actions.

Yes, and all other popular coins and algorithms as well.

Many users that was running MultiMiner in the past moved on to Awesome Miner

Can you check the API permissions on that cgminer instance for Avalon? I think it is disabled by default. You can share the configuration file (cgminer.conf or similar) with me if you want and I can try to guide you.

Edit: Thanks to another user with Avalon 741, I got a suggestion to look for the following in the Avalon configuration: Status -> CGMiner Configuration. Then you should find API Allow setting.

How many Avalon miners have you connected to each Raspberry Pi controller?

Next version will have some debug statements when the Ignore GPU feature is filtering away GPUs. In next version, look for "MSI Afterburner, ignore rule" in the log file.

The notification is because of a rule that you have enabled. Go to Options dialog, Rules section. It's probably the predefined rule for Accept Progress. Either you disable the rule completely, or you open the properties for it and specify that it should only be applied to specific miners. Then you can select which miners it should be applied for.

I suppose the answer is still the same. I will add support for Excavator later on, and of course it will be the latest version of it at that point. It's will however be some effort to do it, so it needs to be prioritized among all other feature requests.

The standard notification feature inside Awesome Miner is not yet using the Cloud for sending e-mail, only the SMTP server you configured. There will be a setting quite soon where you will be able to define if e-mail messages should be sent via your SMTP server or via the Cloud. The main benefit of using the Cloud Services here would be to not having to configure all SMTP settings manually.

Thanks for your input on Telegram vs Pushover. My understanding was that Telegram is quite popular, but as you point out that may not be the same as being the best service.

I wasn't able to reproduce that issue. So it filters away every single GPU when you enter "intel"?
I will add more log for the next version so we can track down that problem.

Benchmarking is part of the latest development release. See this post for details:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=676942.msg21204182#msg21204182

Excavator 1.2.x will be supported in the future, but it's major changes to how that version of the software operates compared to the previous versions, so it's a significant implementation effort. Also, this miner hasn't really been a major success yet from what I can tell.

The e-mail notification for Awesome Miner application being offline? I just verified it and it worked for me. You do need to close Awesome Miner (or make it unavailable in some other way) for this one to trigger. It's not a generic e-mail notification for any standard mining issues.

A "Remember me" option will be added later on, to keep you logged in.

I've been looking at Telegram for messages. Is that what you had in mind? This will probably be implemented together with WebHooks later on as third party notification targets - similar to how E-mail and SMS messages are supported today.

You can specify -dcri via command line or device profile - for the profit switcher you do that in the Profit profile, if you select the Claymore Ethereum miner and configure it.
It's however not possible to make the configuration of multiple Claymore miners like you suggest. Although you can add multiple Managed Software like you suggested, the profit switcher doesn't have the concept of multiple software for a single algorithm. It's a good suggestion for future improvements.

You can have two Managed Miners (or Managed Profit Miners) on the same host/ip (Managed Host). One can run GPU mining and the other one CPU mining. The one for CPU mining should of course have CpuMinerOpt as mining software.

For Zclassic (ZCL), my Awesome Miner shows revenue of $1.32 at hashrate 290H/s.

Entering the same hashrate and current difficulty (89799) on WhatToMine gives $1.31:
http://whattomine.com/coins/167-zcl-equihash?utf8=%E2%9C%93&hr=290.0&d_enabled=true&d=89799.0&p=360.0&fee=0.0&cost=0.1&hcost=0.0&commit=Calculate
(At the time someone opens this link, it may have changed a bit due to changes in coin exchange rate and Bitcoin exchange rate)

Keep in mind that for some coins like Zclassic, the difficulty can change a lot during a 24h period of time. The WhatToMine calculator selects the 24h difficulty by default, while Awesome Miner always uses the current.

I'm no expert on the features of this forum, but my understanding is that you cannot upload the pictures here. You need to upload them somewhere else and then link to them. If anyone has a better answer, please let us know.

Thanks for your feedback. Sgminer has always been supported, so that should work just fine. Was it any specific scenario you had in mind?

I will take a look at that. If you only want to disable an algorithm for the profit switcher, you can also configure that for your profile (Options dialog, Profit Profile, then either AMD or nVidia Profile). In Options algorithms you can disable algorithms by totally hiding them from Awesome Miner. The profit switcher should probably look at that as well.

Also, keep in mind that the profit switcher is only operating on a specific interval (configurable), so some changes may not be applied the same minute you save the new configuration.

Hi,

Can you give an example of what kind of configuration you made, that didn't work? Was it something for the profit switcher, a standard Managed Miner or some pool settings?

I was looking for a good Block Explorer for Bitcoin Cash (with API support) a few weeks ago, but didn't find any. I'm open for suggestions here. Thanks!