Hi Patrike ! I have an issue with Bminer 12.2 and sparkpool with Grint It works correctly with my bat file : bminer.exe -uri cuckaroo29://myaddress@gmail.com%%2Frig_123@grin.sparkpool.com:6666 But in AM I can't managed to get it working correctly. This is the command sent. bminer.exe -uri cuckaroo29://myaddress@gmail.com%%2Frig_123:x@grin.sparkpool.com:6666 -watchdog=false -api=0.0.0.0:4028 And this is the result > invalid value "cuckaroo29://myaddress@gmail.com%%2Frig_123:x@grin.sparkpool.com:6666" for flag -uri: parse cuckaroo29://myaddress@gmail.com%%2Frig_123:x@grin.sparkpool.com:6666: invalid URL escape "%%2" Could you take a look at this ? Thx ! Thanks for the very detailed report. I think Awesome Miner is getting confused about '@' in both the mail address and before the server name. Edit: What are this part "%%2" indicating? Having double % is not allowed in the URL and the reason it works from the batch-file is that %% is being translated into a single %. Can you please check this part? |
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Somehow i can't see anything except "mining" on gminer_1_20_minimal_windows64_1 which AM downloaded. Mining Beam on Leafpool I only see MINING, and no GPU temps, or speed or anything  Where i am wrong Thanks Can you share the API report (toolbar: Tools -> API Report) for then miner when it's running? The Diagnostics output for this miner can also be of interest. Most likely something makes Gminer report empty API data here. |
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Regarding the Beam profit calculation, I tried to set up a custom coin and the profit is off by like 800 times. I've done this many times with other coins so I think I know what I'm doing. For example, right now the difficulty is 73,000,000 (roughly), which is correct based on a 60 second block time, price is 81 cents, and my hash rate is 22 sols/s. The resulting profit is $0.0022 per day, while it should be between $1.50 and $2. Can anyone see what I am doing wrong? Using Bminer 1.18.
There is another concept called "exponential factor" that can impact the coin calculations. Awesome Miner doesn't expose this in the user interface. Most coins use a factor of 0, 13 or 32, but there are exceptions. The next release will have an adjustment for this for Beam. Can you please check if it resolves the calculation problem? Later on I will also make this exp. factor a configurable setting in the Coin Properties. The new version seems to calculate Beam profit correctly.  Thanks! Although Beam works fine now, since a few hours ago the Grin calculations are off again. I was just notified by one of the coin statistics provider about this change. I will need to adjust this in the next update. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.1.3
User interface
- Added additional coin icons
Integration
- WhatToMine integration will force HTTPS connections
Mining software
- Gminer Cuda Miner 1.20, including support for CuckaRoo29 (Grin)
- PhoenixMiner 4.1c
- NBMiner 13.2, including support for CuckaRoo29 (Grin)
- XMRig miner 2.9.3 for AMD, nVidia and CPU
- BMiner 12.2
Corrections
- Grin and Beam revenue calculation required changes to the exponential factor
- Ethereum mining corrections to NBMiner (dual mining is however not yet supported)
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Patrike, for BEAM and such coins and if no statistics provider will provide the prices. Is it possible to use in that case https://coinmarketcap.com/ as the final try until the other providers are up to date? It's probably a good idea to support exchange rates via coinmarketcap.com. They can however not be a complete coin statistics provider like the others as they don't provide block reward, difficulty and so on which is also required to calculate the actual revenue from mining. |
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Regarding the Beam profit calculation, I tried to set up a custom coin and the profit is off by like 800 times. I've done this many times with other coins so I think I know what I'm doing. For example, right now the difficulty is 73,000,000 (roughly), which is correct based on a 60 second block time, price is 81 cents, and my hash rate is 22 sols/s. The resulting profit is $0.0022 per day, while it should be between $1.50 and $2. Can anyone see what I am doing wrong? Using Bminer 1.18.
There is another concept called "exponential factor" that can impact the coin calculations. Awesome Miner doesn't expose this in the user interface. Most coins use a factor of 0, 13 or 32, but there are exceptions. The next release will have an adjustment for this for Beam. Can you please check if it resolves the calculation problem? Later on I will also make this exp. factor a configurable setting in the Coin Properties. |
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any idea why I can't see my GPU stats ?
Reinstalled agent and miner still the same issue only on one miner
Are the GPU drivers the same? Can you please send me the Remote Agent log file for this system? It's especially during the startup of Remote Agent I would like to see what happens here. You will find the log file via the Remote Agent system tray icon. Thanks! |
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Any way to stop awesome miner from creating firewall rules for every mining software?
I don't want everyone on my LAN to have access to the mining software on my miners.
Local connections usually work even if you don't allow the program, is there any particular reason for awesome miner to create firewall rules?
There are currently no setting to prevent this behavior in Awesome Miner. Awesome Miner is registering the mining software as an allowed application. Mining software must be able to make outgoing pool connections and also open an API port where Awesome Miner connects for monitoring information. If an application isn't registered to the Windows firewall it may be blocked and Windows almost always shows a dialog where the user must accept the application. If you try to start almost any mining software outside of Awesome Miner (a software that Awesome Miner didn't register already) you will see that Windows Defender Firewall will show a warning dialog - unless Defender is completely disabled. In Windows Defender Firewall you also have a setting called "Block all incoming connections, including those in the list of allowed apps". That might be the one you are looking for in your specific scenario. |
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Hi Patrike,
BMiner works now on AMD too, but seems to have slightly different arguments, dunno exactly. If you have the time, please integrate into AM. Thanks
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Is there any way to get a price for the BEAM coin? With the 0 price it wont work in profit switcher.
GMiner seems to not submit any accepted shares to AM (1.18 and 1.19). Is that possible somehow?
The AMD support is still listed as Experimantal for Bminer and it doesn't enable AMD mining unless you manually add a list of AMD devices to use. -devices amd:0 I assume that once this becomes more mature, it will work out-of-the-box Beam price information is unfortunately not yet supported. It will automatically show up once it's provided by any of the coin statistics providers. Gminer is always reporting 0 accepted shares whem mining Equihash 150,5. It works fine for all other algorithms as far as I can see. I've already reported this in the Gminer thread. Awesome Miner is simply displaying the value reported by Gminer. |
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This is the other failure that I commented to you, that in some currency, in this case XSG, in console gives information of the hash, but then the miner does not give me neither profit, nor coins per day or anything. It is clearly seen in the capture.
Can you try the new troubleshooting feature where you right click on the miner and select View Details, and then in the profit switching tab you double-click on the line saying XSG? First thanks for the denarius info, I was going crazy, I have already hidden DNR from the list and I have left D I attached the XSG caption so you can see that you do not have data, you are mining at the time of capture More data, this started happening two updates ago, when you put order to the equihash and zhash numbers, in case it helps Thanks for the info. The coin is listed as Equihash144_5 here. Can you open the Properties of this pool and make sure you select XSG in the ZHash section and save the pool settings again? Just to make sure the pool doesn't reference some old XSG-Equihash144_5 entry. What you indicate I have it correct as you will see in the capture, but it still does not give profit when mining. It would be interesting to know if it happens to more people, or if you can play it yourself. To know if I am myself or we are all. Thanks for the details. But do you see XSG at the very bottom of the list of coins, for the ZHash algorithm? The fact that XSG still show up as Equihash 144.5 is because it used to be reported there. I assume you have the setting enabled to keep all old coins (Options dialog, Statistics Provider section, Keep coins even when no longer lited by provider), so that's the reason why it isn't removed automatically. On my system I get all those coins listed under the ZHash algorithm. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.1.2
ASIC mining
- Support for AsicFW (custom firmware for Antminers) including display of Antminer power usage when running this firmware
hi, any additional info about this fw? how it works, how to install and so on? See the following link. Please note that this firmware has a dev mining fee. http://asicfw.io/So far I've just adjusted the monitoring implementation in Awesome Miner to support reading the Power Usage values they provide. thanks, and what formula do you use for Power drain calc? Awesome Miner is getting the Power reported in Watt reported from this ASIC firmware, so Awesome Miner is simply reading an value from the API response from this ASIC miner. I don't have any details on how they get this one on an ASIC. For GPU mining, it's instead Awesome Miner that uses the AMD and nVidia interfaces to get the current Power in watt. Awesome Miner will then calculate the number of kWh per day like: PowerUsagePerDayInKWH = Power (in Watt) * 24 / 1000 The profit is finally calculated like: ProfitPerDay = RevenuePerDay - ElecticityPricePerKWH * PowerUsagePerDayInKWH thanks, but if API do not report power usage, like bitmain fw. it shows 1300 Wt, by default? Awesome Miner actually have two modes in case the miner doesn't report the Power. By default you are correct that it will show the fixed value you have entered, for example 1300W. You can also use Linear scaling mode for the Power, where you define that at 12TH/s it's 1300W. If you have some batches running at 11TH/s and others at 12TH/s Awesome Miner will then show a lower / higher Power value based on the current hashrate. See: https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000104685-power-usage-and-profitability |
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Awesome Miner version 6.1.2
ASIC mining
- Support for AsicFW (custom firmware for Antminers) including display of Antminer power usage when running this firmware
hi, any additional info about this fw? how it works, how to install and so on? See the following link. Please note that this firmware has a dev mining fee. http://asicfw.io/So far I've just adjusted the monitoring implementation in Awesome Miner to support reading the Power Usage values they provide. thanks, and what formula do you use for Power drain calc? Awesome Miner is getting the Power reported in Watt reported from this ASIC firmware, so Awesome Miner is simply reading an value from the API response from this ASIC miner. I don't have any details on how they get this one on an ASIC. For GPU mining, it's instead Awesome Miner that uses the AMD and nVidia interfaces to get the current Power in watt. Awesome Miner will then calculate the number of kWh per day like: PowerUsagePerDayInKWH = Power (in Watt) * 24 / 1000 The profit is finally calculated like: ProfitPerDay = RevenuePerDay - ElecticityPricePerKWH * PowerUsagePerDayInKWH |
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This is the other failure that I commented to you, that in some currency, in this case XSG, in console gives information of the hash, but then the miner does not give me neither profit, nor coins per day or anything. It is clearly seen in the capture.
Can you try the new troubleshooting feature where you right click on the miner and select View Details, and then in the profit switching tab you double-click on the line saying XSG? First thanks for the denarius info, I was going crazy, I have already hidden DNR from the list and I have left D I attached the XSG caption so you can see that you do not have data, you are mining at the time of capture More data, this started happening two updates ago, when you put order to the equihash and zhash numbers, in case it helps Thanks for the info. The coin is listed as Equihash144_5 here. Can you open the Properties of this pool and make sure you select XSG in the ZHash section and save the pool settings again? Just to make sure the pool doesn't reference some old XSG-Equihash144_5 entry. |
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Awesome Miner version 6.1.2
ASIC mining
- Support for AsicFW (custom firmware for Antminers) including display of Antminer power usage when running this firmware
hi, any additional info about this fw? how it works, how to install and so on? See the following link. Please note that this firmware has a dev mining fee. http://asicfw.io/So far I've just adjusted the monitoring implementation in Awesome Miner to support reading the Power Usage values they provide. |
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hi patrike, can you please fix GRIN calculation?
Yes, it turns out that this coin requires a different "exponential factor" in the calculations, so I will update Awesome Miner for Grin. |
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Hi folks, Is there any info on the StelliteV8 fork later today?
SRBminer 1.7.6 has the new stelliteV8 algo as supported, but it is not listed in the awesome miner algo list.
I will add this one to the next release. Thank you Patrike, always appreciated Hi Patrike, thanks again for adding the new stellitev8 algo. Could you please check the coin selection for stellite, as it appears to still be linked to the old algo. I have it running as unspecified stellitev8 with SRBminer at the moment. Awesome Miner doesn't have this coin included. It may not be reported correctly from the coin statistics source. You can manually override this per coin in the Options dialog, Statistics Provider section, where you can use "Override coin algorithms". |
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Edit: Got the error again. Either WTM has problems or AW doesn't handle the error/redirect.
Could you please try again? The problem was that http got redirected to https and json consumers not always handle that. Good idea to also switch to https if possible  @patrike please force all communications to wtm to use https. Thanks - I will adjust Awesome Miner to force HTTPS for WhatToMine in the next update. |
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Hi Patrike,
since AM can show the wattage of all NVidia and AMD GPUs (which is a great feature, thanks!), can you please add a rule to check the wattage?
Especially for AMD rigs it can happen that the damn Crimson/Radeon driver switch from the own optimized settings to some standard settings with insane power draws. To catch that it would be nice to have a wattage-rule.
Good suggestion, it's noted. |
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