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When launched by Awesome Miner, NBMiner doesn't work with Handshake algo, it quits with an error.
[22:30:16] INFO - ----------------------------------------------
[22:30:16] INFO - | NBMiner |
[22:30:16] INFO - | Crypto GPU Miner |
[22:30:16] INFO - | 27.2 |
[22:30:16] INFO - ----------------------------------------------
[22:30:16] INFO - ALGO: hns
[22:30:16] INFO - URL: ethproxy+tcp://eu1-etc.ethermine.org
[22:30:16] INFO - USER: 0x263489Cb88582Fb84aA7A8c09702e355B7F2490D
[22:30:16] INFO - TEMP-LIMIT: 90C
[22:30:16] INFO - Initializing devices ...
[22:30:16] INFO - ============= Device Information =============
[22:30:16] INFO - * ID 0: GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6144 MB
[22:30:16] INFO - ID 1: P106-090 6077 MB
[22:30:16] INFO - ==============================================
[22:30:16] INFO - Failed to initialize NVML. GPU Health information will not display.
[22:30:16] INFO - NVML initialized.
[22:30:16] ERROR - Error format URL: ethproxy+tcp://eu1-etc.ethermine.org
[22:30:16] ERROR - Accepted URL format in regular expression: ^(stratum)\+(tcp|ssl)\://[^\:]+:[0-9]{1,5}$
The handshake address is not even here, but I tried to fix the issue with the incorrect ETC address. The ETC address in the "Pools" list was "eu1-etc.ethermine.org", the error was that the address wasn't full, I tried to fix the ETC address, so I added "stratum+tcp://" to the "eu1-etc.ethermine.org" ,but the Awesome Miner changes it to "ethproxy".
I don't want any dual mining at all, but it starts dual mining and quits with an error
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Is there any way to control the rigs with the main application from main computer AND have them auto-profit-switch when the main computer is offline? It doesn't seem efficient to run a non-mining computer 24/7 just to send commands, if I run copies of main application on all rigs, they auto-switch by themselves, so it would be logical that if I pay money for a full version, I should get even more convenience and utility, not less. Can't I somehow run the main app AND the remote agent, or something, I want the rigs to auto-switch by themselves AND to be able to control them from main computer without remote-desktoping to every rig and manually changing settings
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Sorry for not being perfectly clear here - please don't change the permissions in Windows File Explorer. Open the Propeties of the Managed Profit Miner in Awesome Miner (right click on the Managed Profit Miner and select Properties). Go to the Environment section and check "Run mining process with Administrator privileges"
Finally !!! Yes, it does work that way, the GMiner starts normally. I wonder why, what's the difference, weird |
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Thanks for sharing. One final request on this. Did you try to run the mining process as Administrator? Right click on the miner and select Properties. Go to the Environment section and check "Run mining process with Administrator privileges". Please let me know and then I will try to reach out to the Gminer developer about what their "Anti-hacking" system is doing here.
if you mean that I do that from Windows File Explorer - set the properties of the miner.exe file, then with admin privileges it dosn't start from Awesome Miner at all (both in diagnostics mode and mining mode): Initialize diagnostics (2) Starting Diagnostics (30s). Awesome Miner version: 7.3.2 OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit nVidia driver version: 441.41 nVidia OpenCL Platform ID: 0 Microsoft VC++ 2013 runtime installed: Yes Microsoft VC++ 2015 runtime installed: Yes Starting Mining Software Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 1 Engine Type: GMiner, Auto Download: True, EnginePath: , Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable: Executing batch commands : echo Cuckaroo29 %date% %time% >>c:\crypto\AwesomeLog.txt Sucessfully executed batch commands Properties: (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: GMiner, IsProfitMiner: True) ==================================================================================================== C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\gminer_1_95_windows64_1\miner.exe -a cuckaroo29 -s stratum.pool.bitgrin.dev -n 3333 -u georgeggg -p x --pers auto -w 0 --api 4028 ==================================================================================================== Failed to start miner process: The requested operation requires elevation Failed to start miner in Diagnostics mode Diagnostics completed |
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Patrike, I'm thinking to buy the Premium version of Awesome Miner, there is just one thing I do not understand and cannot find answer to: does the remote agent only execute commands from the main application, or it performs all operations on its own? In other words, do I have to run the main application on a separate computer to control the mining rigs? If so, what happens if the main computer loses connection or freezes? does the profit switching stop until the control is restored?
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Thanks for the update. Please send me the diagnostics output.
here is the diagnostics. Initialize diagnostics (2) Starting Diagnostics (30s). Awesome Miner version: 7.3.2 OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit nVidia driver version: 441.41 nVidia OpenCL Platform ID: 0 Microsoft VC++ 2013 runtime installed: Yes Microsoft VC++ 2015 runtime installed: Yes Starting Mining Software Setting up Miner Engine. Instance: 1 Engine Type: GMiner, Auto Download: True, EnginePath: , Subtype: Disabled, CustomExecutable: Executing batch commands : echo Cuckaroo29 %date% %time% >>c:\crypto\AwesomeLog.txt Sucessfully executed batch commands Properties: (WindowMode: ConsoleFormat, EngineType: GMiner, IsProfitMiner: True) ==================================================================================================== C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\gminer_1_95_windows64_1\miner.exe -a cuckaroo29 -s stratum.pool.bitgrin.dev -n 3333 -u georgeggg -p x --pers auto -w 0 --api 4028 ==================================================================================================== Mining Engine Process started, PID: 4092 > +----------------------------------------------------------------+ > | GMiner v1.95 | > +----------------------------------------------------------------+ > Algorithm: Cuckaroo29 > Stratum server: > host: stratum.pool.bitgrin.dev:3333 > user: georgeggg > password: x > Power calculator: on > Color output: on > Watchdog: off > API: http://127.0.0.1:4028> Log to file: off > Selected devices: GPU0 > Intensity: 100 > Temperature limits: 90C > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > 01:17:49 Anti-hacking system detected modification of the miner memory. If you using an antivirus, add miner to antivirus exceptions ==================================================================================================== Unexpected exit of mining software. Possible cause: Incorrect configuration or crashing software Diagnostics completed |
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GMiner has a "feature" where it tries to detect tampering. When you launch Gminer from other applications it can on some systems trigger this tamper protection.
It's unfortunately nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner to resolve this as it's a Gminer behavior. What you could try is to run a little older version of Gminer to see if that works better. You can configure this via the Options dialog, Managed Software section.
Older versions of GMiner don't work either, it's not the GMiner that changes version-to-version, it's Awesome Miner. I already posted this issue here before, and the very next release of Awesome Miner fixed the issue, so I assumed that I was heard and the issue was dealt with, and everything worked fine for several updates more, but now GMiner doesn't work again, any version of it. I asked the developer of GMiner too, and was answered that it's not their fault and they cannot deal with every miner management program that launches their miner. Please start Gminer with the Diagnostics button in Awesome Miner and share the output with me. If it's the "anti-hacking" error message from Gminer I will contact them and see what it's about. It looks like it appears at random, although it works fine for almost all other users. There is nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner point of view here as it's Gminer behavior. If you have any replies or discussions with the Gminer developer already, please forward it to me via PM. Thanks! I accidently fixed the problem. I saw that new version of Awesome Miner came out, so I decided to see if it would work with GMiner, so I tried to update, but it wouldn't update, so I uninstalled Awesome Miner and tried to install it again, but it wouldn't install, so I reinstalled Windows 10 and chose the LTSC version that came out recently, and after installing Awesome Miner everything works now, the GMiner launches fine now. So, with Windows 10 LTSC it works, and I had Windows 10 Corporate before, it didn't work OOPS.. Correction : It worked until I restarted the computer. And then GMiner started exiting with an error again...I tried RIGHT-CLICK -> system tools -> cleanup all downloaded software, but the fresh copy of GMiner still exits with an error |
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GMiner has a "feature" where it tries to detect tampering. When you launch Gminer from other applications it can on some systems trigger this tamper protection.
It's unfortunately nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner to resolve this as it's a Gminer behavior. What you could try is to run a little older version of Gminer to see if that works better. You can configure this via the Options dialog, Managed Software section.
Older versions of GMiner don't work either, it's not the GMiner that changes version-to-version, it's Awesome Miner. I already posted this issue here before, and the very next release of Awesome Miner fixed the issue, so I assumed that I was heard and the issue was dealt with, and everything worked fine for several updates more, but now GMiner doesn't work again, any version of it. I asked the developer of GMiner too, and was answered that it's not their fault and they cannot deal with every miner management program that launches their miner. |
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The latest update of Awesome Miner doesn't work with GMiner again, the GMiner exits with an error. Is there any way to go back to previous version of Awesome Miner? Maybe there is an archive of different versions somewhere?
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What exactly is Exponential Factor in the coin properties? What does the default value of 32 represent?
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In this case you need to point Awesome Miner to the exact property in the JSON structure, where 'data' is top level followed by 'difficulty'. Please try:
data.difficulty
YESS !! It works with data.difficulty. Thank you |
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Any pointers as to where I can find a working example of adding a new coin to Awesome Miner? A coin which is not listed on WhatToMine. I found where I can get the price,difficulty and such for this coin, but I cannot make it to be read by Awesome Miner. Is there a tutorial about that somewhere?
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Generally Gminer works fine when launched via Awesome Miner and I'm not able to reproduce this.
Is it only with the most recent Gminer 1.73 you run into this problem or with earlier versions as well?
I tried all the versions there were to choose from inside Awesome Miner, all of them gave the save error The latest update of Awesome Miner fixed the issue. GMiner works fine now |
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Generally Gminer works fine when launched via Awesome Miner and I'm not able to reproduce this.
Is it only with the most recent Gminer 1.73 you run into this problem or with earlier versions as well?
I tried all the versions there were to choose from inside Awesome Miner, all of them gave the save error |
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I cannot run GMiner from inside AwesomeMiner, the GMiner quits with an error "Anti-hacking system detected modification of the miner memory. If you using an antivirus, add miner to antivirus exceptions". Adding the gminer folder to antivirus exceptions does not help. Completely disabling the antivirus does not help. Also if I go to the gminer folder that awesomeminer uses to download and run the latest version of GMiner (C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\gminer_1_73_windows64_2) and start gminer manually, GMiner runs fine, without any errors. How can I make it work from inside AwesomeMiner?
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Quote: "Add everything inside this folder to the Antivirus/Firewall-Exception and it will work from your AwesomeMiner:
C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\
Some Tools needs it in this format:
C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\*.*
Also add C:\Users\George\AppData\Roaming\AwesomeMiner\ (or with *.*) to your exception list if this folder IS NOT empty.
Same with C:\ProgramData\AwesomeMinerService\ (or with *.*).
"
thanks for trying to help, I tried what you said, but it didn't help. I think it's not the antivirus's fault because gminer runs fine from the folder AwesomeMiner stores it in, just not from inside the AwesomeMiner
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I cannot run GMiner from inside AwesomeMiner, the GMiner quits with an error "Anti-hacking system detected modification of the miner memory. If you using an antivirus, add miner to antivirus exceptions". Adding the gminer folder to antivirus exceptions does not help. Also if I go to the gminer folder that awesomeminer uses (C:\Users\George\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\gminer_1_73_windows64_2) and start gminer manually, everything works fine. How can I make it work from inside AwesomeMiner?
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