Thanks for the feedback. Using the algorithm-approach is probably the best way forward, as these are fully configurable for you as well. I will look into this.

Awesome Miner version 8.0

 Important:
   Awesome Miner and Remote Agent now requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2 or later.
   - This .NET version is already included in Windows 10 since April 2018. Run 'winver' to check the current Windows 10 version. If the version is 1803 or above, all is fine and no action is required.
   - For Windows 7, Windows 8 and older versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server, please download and install:
     https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-framework/thank-you/net48-web-installer
 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - Antminer firmware S17, S17+, T17, T17+ version 2.0.3 supported and released
  - The rule action to set Firmware mining profile has been improved to allow any mining profile property to be set
 ASIC mining
  - The operations to set Default Pools, Reboot, Change firmware and set web password have been redesigned to work on multiple kinds of ASIC miners
  - NOTE: If using Innosilicon, Avalon 10-series or Whatsminer, please open the Properties of the External Miner and select the correct ASIC hardware type. The miner credentials are also entered for the External Miner Properties or globally in the Options dialog, Mining Settings section.
  - Avalon 10-series ASIC integration improved with: Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining, Set network settings
  - Avalon ASIC support for latest firmware versions
  - Whatsminer ASIC integration improved with: Reboot, Restart, Default Pools, LED on/off, Pause/Resume mining, Change password, Firmware updates, Set network settings. Requires August 2020 firmware.
  - Antminer S19 improvements, including operations to pause (sleep) and resume mining
 GPU mining
  - Display of PCI Bus ID on the GPU tab
  - Display of GPU memory size and GPU memory manufacturer on the GPU tab
  - The GPU information dialog (View GPU Details) can also show information for Linux based systems
  - Detection of nVidia Cuda 10.2 and 11.0 to support selection of mining software with dependencies on recent Cuda versions
 Features
  - Miner groups: The miners in a group can be sorted by IP address
  - Miner groups: Display of ideal hashrate. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Miner groups: Display the number of hashing miners (miners with a non-zero hashrate). Configurable in the Options dialog, General section
  - Miner groups: Miners can be added to Virtual miner groups via the Miners tab, via the context menu, Group section
  - Miner groups: Virtual miner groups can be opened from the Groups tab - opened in Miners tab with a filter for the selected virtual miner group
  - Miner groups: Use colors to indicate if a miner group (on the group page) has one or more miners not hashing or not running at all
  - Filtering: Filtering of miners to only show miners with zero hashrate
  - Filtering: Improved miner list filtering where filtering can be applied on a number of properties. Configurable via the toolbar Find, Property filter.
  - Filtering: Improved miner list filtering by introducing profiles, where filters can be saved with a name and activated with a click
  - Filtering: The miner list indicates if a filter is active, including a button to clear all active filters
  - Information column: Display ASIC chip temperature
  - Information column: Display ASIC firmware version for more ASIC models
  - Add miner wizard: Network scan supports IP ranges to be entered like 192.168.0-2.100-199
  - Add miner wizard: External Miners can also be added with IP ranges, to add a large number of miners at once
  - For large mining operations where the concept of Global command queue is displayed, use right click to be display a context menu where the queue can be cleared
  - Export of all selected miners and their current status to CSV. The feature can be acccessed via the toolbar Tools -> Export -> Export to CSV
  - The dashboard will display Pool balance, Wallet balance and Exchange balance when the coin is Bitcoin
  - Mining history can store statistics in 1 hour intervals instead of 5 minutes, if configured
 Security
  - Permissions to access Virtual Groups can be assigned to user groups
  - Improvements when using multiple user accounts in the Windows application, where it's made possible to sign out and sign in with another account (via the Menu).
  - Configurable permission: Financial details, to define if revenue, profit, and balance should be displayed
  - Configurable permission: Manage user groups, to define if groups can be added, modified and removed
  - Configurable permission: Organize miners, to define if miners can be moved to other groups
  - When a user is assigned access to all miners, all virtual groups will also be included
 Integration
  - Added wallet balance support for ARRR and updated for KMD
  - Pool balance for F2pool
  - Zergpool regions configurable
 Configuration
  - The Total group in Groups tab can be hidden. Right click on the area of groups to show or hide this group. If hidden, the group will be hidden in the web interface as well.
  - Number of coins to show with exchange rate the status bar can be configured (from 0 - 20). The default is still to show 15 coins. Configurable in the Options dialog, Coins section.
  - Variables (to be used by rules) can be view and configured in the Properties of a miner
 User interface
  - Improved use of metric units for large hashrate and power usage
  - External Miner Properties organized to have the most common settings available in the General section while less common settings have been moved to the Advanced section
  - Summary tab for a miner has been reorganized to give a better overview
  - ASIC tools menu has been reorganized to match the improved support of ASIC miners for several of the operations
  - Rule action menu for ASIC related operations has been reorganized in a similar way
  - Operations performed via the ASIC tools menu with progress display will now list all miners with their configured ASIC hardware before any operation is performed
  - Added more coin images
 Web
  - The feature to move miners to a group is made available via the web interface
  - Web interface can redirect to a the requested page after signing in
  - Ideal hashrate and number of hashing miners is displayed on the Groups page in the web interface
 Changes
  - Adjusted timeout values for ASIC miner web requests
 Mining software
  - CryptoDredge 0.25.1
  - XmRig 6.3.3
  - GMiner 2.22
  - T-Rex 0.16.2
  - Nanominer 1.10.1
  - Lolminer 1.07
  - Bminer 16.3
  - Miniz 1.6v5
  - PhoenixMiner 5.1c
 Corrections
  - Correction to display of GPU PCI Bus ID when using automatic mapping to system monitoring
  - Correction to web dashboard circle graph
  - Correction to Mining Pool Hub pool balance
  - Correction to Remote Agent running on Fedora Linux with 7 digit process identifiers
  - Correction to reading of nVidia power usage on Linux
  - Correction to NbMiner Ethereum mining protocol for 2miners.com

Is it Windows that gives this error or what is the context? I'm not familiar with it and I cannot find an exact match for the message when searching online.

In the Managed Miner Properties, please go to the Command Line section and uncheck "Execute batch commands with Administrator privileges". Can you please verify if this works better?

Hello,
Can you please try if the following works better?
bash -c "sudo /root/utils/oc_dpm.sh 1800 1100 950"

Hi Joseph. Thanks for the request. So basically a way to see multiple consoles outputs in "cards" similar to the Groups tab, but a little larger cards to actually be able to fit the output.

Thanks for the feedback. I will add this in the next release.

Awesome Miner version 7.8.11 (Development preview of 8.0)

 GPU mining
  - The GPU information dialog (View GPU Details) can also show information for Linux based systems
 Features
  - Improved miner list filtering by introducing profiles, where filters can be saved with a name and activated with a click
  - The feature to move miners to a group is made available via the web interface
 Integration
  - Added wallet balance support for ARRR and updated for KMD
 Mining software
  - CryptoDredge 0.25.1
  - XmRig 6.3.3
  - GMiner 2.22
 Corrections
  - Correction to display of GPU PCI Bus ID when using automatic mapping to system monitoring
  - Correction to AMD GPU memory display
  - Correction to rule action to set firmware mining profile

Please let me know how you configured your Exchange filter mode and minimum exchange volume. Both are located on the Statistics Providers page.
Do you have the same profile hashrate on the Coins tab as the actual hashrate you have when you are mining?

Thanks for the suggestion. This isn't supported today, but I've noted your request.

The reason for the behavior of only allowing one rule to execute the actions of another, but not a longer chain of redirects, is to avoid loops of actions.

If you have rule actions that point like this, A -> B -> C -> D -> A, you would have an endless loop. There are of course ways for Awesome Miner to detect loops, but the initial idea was to avoid too complex scenarios. I can of course see if there are any good ways to support more then one redirect level.

The current concept works fine if you have a single rule with a number of actions you want to call from many other rules. As you point out, it's however not possible to have Rule 1 run Rule 2 where you have some actions and then continue from there to Rule 3 where you run a few more rules.

Thanks for all feedback.

I've identified two issues that will be corrected in the next update:
- (@narousberg) When using mining software that didn't report PCI Bus ID over their API, Awesome Miner should try to resolve the PCI Bus ID anyway but it wasn't always displayed in the GPU tab for this scenario.
- (@sxemini) I identified a problem with reading AMD GPU Memory size on Windows

Thanks for all details.
1) Please send me a screenshot of the GPU tab in Awesome Miner
2) Please run the following command (in Linux) and share the output with me:

Please run the following command to re-mount the file system as read-write, as it's read-only by default:

The insert-operation is probably disabled because the file was read-only.

Can you please try with PuTTY?

The current support for Memory Size and Memory manufacturer looks like this:
- nVidia Windows: Memory size + manufacturer supported
- AMD Windows: Memory size
- nVidia Linux: Memory size
- AMD Linux: Memory size (but not with a very stable way of detecting it).

Was it nVidia on Linux you where running? And you don't see PCI Bus ID and not the new Memory Size/Manufacturer on the GPU tab in Awesome Miner?

Which Telnet/SSH client did you use when you connected? I wonder if it could be some issue here where it didn't display the telnet output correctly when you were trying to work with a file editor.

Awesome Miner version 7.8.10 (Development preview of 8.0)

 GPU mining
  - Display of GPU memory size and GPU memory manufacturer on the GPU tab
 Features
  - Improved miner list filtering where filtering can be applied on a number of properties. Configurable via the toolbar Find, Property filter.
  - For large mining operations where the concept of Global command queue is displayed, use right click to be display a context menu where the queue can be cleared
  - Miners can be added to Virtual miner groups via the Miners tab, via the context menu, Group section
  - Virtual miner groups can be opened from the Groups tab - opened in Miners tab with a filter for the selected virtual miner group
 User interface
  - Miner list indicates if a filter is active, including a button to clear all active filters
 Corrections
  - Web interface can redirect to a the requested page after signing in
  - Correction to web dashboard circle graph

Thanks for all feedback.

You can launch external applications, like SSH clients, that support command line parameters using the rules and Action menu. Please see the section "Example: Launch Remote Desktop for selected Managed Miner":
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000085907-rules-detect-mining-issues-and-automate-tasks

Adding GPU memory size for nVidia should be easy. A bit more difficult for AMD for some reason, but I will look into it. Thanks for the feedback.