Thanks for the feedback. We will improve this in the next release, to include the temperature readings in the miner list as well for this scenario.

Thanks for this report as well. This will be corrected in the next release.

Thanks for your question. When trying with this URL, I do see a value like this in the Response output:
"1098.537839547397"

Awesome Miner is also showing this value in the dialog to indicate it was read successful.

Are other Dynamic update sources working in your case or are all of them failing?

Awesome Miner version 9.1.2

 ASIC mining
  - Monitoring compatibility with Avalon firmware 211021
  - Display of all 4 fan speeds for Avalon ASIC miners
  - Display of average chip temperature for Avalon ASIC miners
  - Antminer S19 integration improved
 Features
  - Custom expressions available for heat map
 Mining software
  - T-Rex Miner 0.24.8 
  - Nanominer 3.5.2
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.8.7
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.35
  - TeamRedMiner 0.9.0
  - WildRig Miner 0.31.2
 Corrections
  - Correction to AMD overclocking on Linux

Yes, in most cases this is possible.

This is a good starting point:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086018-managed-software-add-and-customize-mining-software

Are you using the profit switcher and for a certain algorithm, you want a custom mining software? If you right click on a Managed Profit Miner and select Edit Profit Profile, you will find a list of algorithms. By selecting an algorithm you can modify the mining software to use for this specific algorithm.

We will add this to our web site soon.

Thanks for your feedback. It's always a matter of priorities. We would love to support 100% of all ASIC miners and 100% of all firmware combinations out there, but as this isn't realistic we must prioritize based on where we have a demand. So far we have not seen much demand for BraiinsOS and this is the reason why the support is limited. This was simply to answer why the support for BraiinsOS is limited today (low demand) - it was not a statement that we never will improve the BraiinsOS integration. We have made a number of adjustments to Awesome Miner in the past to make it more compatible with custom firmware. If there is a demand, we will of course look into it.

I always listen and make notes of all suggestions and requests we get. Based on that we try to make as many users as happy as possible. So your feedback is appreciated.

To answer your question about the dev fee. It's the same for Awesome Miner and all other Vnish firmware. The only exception is for S9 where we have the 3% edition as well. All Vnish based firmware has 2% mining fee for S9 and 3% mining fee for S17. The number 2% is by some marketed as 1.8% as it's closer to 1.8% on average over a longer period of time, while 2% is the maximum at any given moment. We call it 2% to make it simple, while the true average number is actually a bit lower (closer to 1.8%).

For Antminer S17 the dev fee is 3% for all Vnish based firmware, including the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware. The benefit of running the Awesome Miner version of the firmware is that we give you the management and monitoring via Awesome Miner at no additional cost.

We have considered to use the number 1.8% and 2.8% instead of 2% and 3% to avoid any confusion when comparing firmwares.

Version 3.9 includes a new signature check for the firmware in order to prevent Antminer viruses from taking over your Antminer.  There are unfortunately Antminer viruses out that causing major issues for those getting their Antminers infected. This signature check is the reason why a downgrade will be rejected via the web interface. Flashing via SD-card will of course still work so you can change to any other firmware if you want.

UPDATE: I looked into BraiinsOS and BraiinsOS+ and have implemented support for the Reboot and Default Pools operations.

Hello and thanks for your report. We pushed a software definition update for this about 2 hours ago. We put T-Rex on our download server instead. Can you please give it a try.

Awesome Miner version 9.1.1

 ASIC mining
  - More detailed display of temperature sensors for a number of Antminers, incl. S15, S17 and S19. Display of 4 temperature sensor readings per board on the ASIC tab.
  - Split display of Temperature and Chip temperature into separate columns on the ASIC tab.
  - Information column: Display of all Antminer sensor readings for temperature
 CPU mining
  - Improved support for AMD CPU temperature display when mining on Linux
 Features
  - Added notification variable to include details about the current pools of a miner
  - Detect pool trigger can be configured to match a worker name pattern in combination with looking for any missing mining pool
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.74
  - Nanominer 3.4.6
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.31
  - TeamRedMiner 0.8.7
 Corrections
  - Correction to change of Antminer web password for Antminers running the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - Correction to a scenario in Remote Agent where the unique identifier of running miners wasn't set correctly

Awesome Miner version 9.1

 ASIC mining
  - Added support for Antminer D7
  - Added support for additional Goldshell ASIC miners. For Goldshell miners where the standard monitoring isn't available (example: Goldshell ST-Box), configure the External Miner mining software to: ASIC miner (Goldshell Web API).
  - Improved detection of dead head boards on Antminers
  - Remote Proxy can run on Raspberry Pi (ARM) for management of remote ASIC mining sites
  - The default pools configuration in the web interface can be used to specify custom pools without having to be defined first (Only available via the local web interface in this release).
  - The operation to download and open the Antminer kernel log is made available for all Antminers. The feature can be accessed via the toolbar Tools -> ASIC Tools.
  - Updated support for latest Awesome Miner Antminer firmware versions
 GPU mining
  - Managed Hosts can be configured to be excluded from global fan and power control
  - GPU overclocking on Windows will always use Administrator privileges
  - Updated memory clock range for Navi GPUs on Linux
  - SoC clock, SoC voltage and minimum voltage can be set for Radeon 5000-series on Linux
  - Improved compatibility for setting GPU memory voltage for AMD on Linux
 Features
  - Heat map: Use red color to indicate miners offline for a longer period of time. Configurable in the Options dialog, Appearance section
  - Rules: Temperature trigger can use GPU Hotspot temperature as source
  - Mining history export will include current device count and the current number of failed hash boards
  - Information column: Include Remote Host (IP address)
  - Mining history export will include Remote Host (IP address) and MAC address
 User interface
  - Hide tabs for devices (ASIC, GPU, CPU) not relevant for the currently selected miner
  - Update layout of the User Group configuration dialog
 Improvements
  - Performance improvements, especially for large scale mining operations
 Changes
  - The global web permission to enable pool configuration (define new pools and manage existing) has been moved into the permission configuration of each User Group
  - Use of more relevant default permissions for User Groups configured with View-Only mode. Doesn't affect any existing User Groups.
 Mining software
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.19.1
  - Gminer 2.73
  - Lolminer 1.38
  - Nanominer 3.4.4
  - NbMiner 40.1
  - PhoenixMiner 5.9c
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.8.5, including adjustment in Awesome Miner to display hashrate based on the updated SrbMiner-API
  - T-Rex Miner 0.24.7
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.30
  - WildRig 0.31.1
  - XmRig 6.16.2
 Correction
  - Correction to display of temperatures for specific Whatsminer ASIC miners where no chip temperatures are reported (example: M20s). Don't display chip temperature at all instead of displaying 0 C.
  - Correction to display of temperature for Goldshell ST-Box
  - Correction for display of T-Rex miner HW errors
  - Correction to dual mining revenue calculations for GPU mining
  - Correction to setting Default Pools for specific Avalon ASIC firmware versions and improved Default Pools processing
  - Correction to selection of Worker Name in the filter menu

In my system with a mix of AMD and nVidia I do see the average hashrate value being reported as the hashrate for both AMD and nVidia. The TeamBlackMiner only reports one single hashrate per GPU so this cannot be resolved in Awesome Miner. I will reach out to sp_ for this.

I've pushed a mining software definition update for this link change.

We will very soon release Awesome Miner 9.1 to support the Mining Profile configuration in combination with S9 firmware v3.9.

BraiinsOS is supported for monitoring but the operation support is limited. As most of our users are either running the Bitmain default firmware our the Awesome Miner firmware, these are the two prioritized firmware for Awesome Miner.

In case you can enable SSH on BraiinsOS, can you use this to at least be able to reboot the miner?

Version 9.0.9 (Development preview of 9.1)

 ASIC mining
  - The default pools configuration in the web interface can be used to specify custom pools without having to be defined first (Only available via the local web interface in this release).
  - The operation to download and open the Antminer kernel log is made available for all Antminers. The feature can be accessed via the toolbar Tools -> ASIC Tools.
 GPU mining
  - SoC clock, SoC voltage and minimum voltage can be set for Radeon 5000-series on Linux
 Features
  - Heat map: Use red color to indicate miners offline for a longer period of time. Configurable in the Options dialog, Appearance section
 User interface
  - Hide tabs for devices (ASIC, GPU, CPU) not relevant for the currently selected miner
  - Update layout of the User Group configuration dialog
 Changes
  - The global web permission to enable pool configuration (define new pools and manage existing) has been moved into the permission configuration of each User Group
  - Use of more relevant default permissions for User Groups configured with View-Only mode. Doesn't affect any existing User Groups.
 Mining software
 - TeamBlackMiner 1.30
 - WildRig 0.31.1
 - XmRig 6.16.2
 - Lolminer 1.38
 Correction
  - Correction to display of temperatures for specific Whatsminer ASIC miners where no chip temperatures are reported (example: M20s). Don't display chip temperature at all instead of displaying 0 C.
  - Correction to display of temperature for Goldshell ST-Box

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates.

There are no trigger conditions for this today but I will look into adding support for it. Thanks for the suggestion.

The ezil.me mining pool uses the following configuration concept (taken from https://ezil.me/start)
t-rex -a ethash -o stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555 -u ETH_WALLET.ZIL_WALLET -p x -w WORKER

From what I can see, there is no concept of specifying your own ETH-mining pool here.

1) The "Pool URL" field in Awesome Miner should be: stratum+tcp://asia.ezil.me:5555
2) The "Worker name" field in Awesome Miner should be on the following format, as it's corresponding to the full user name: ETH_WALLET.ZIL_WALLET
3) The "Password" and "Wallet address" fields in Awesome Miner should be left blank.

In case you want to use the "WORKER" parameters as well (optional), you may have to manually add "-w WORKER" in the additional command line.

Remote Agent is set to automatically start with Windows, but you must still start it manually each time? Is this a default setup where Remote Agent runs under your local user account or have you modified any permissions or forced Admin-permissions for the Remote Agent executable (not recommended). Any security software running that could prevent applications for automatically starting?

Can you please send me the Awesome Miner and Remote Agent log file and let me know the time of the issue? I will of course investigate to see what the issue might be. As Commie pointed out, his case was related to running two Awesome Miner instances connected to the same Remote Agent.

Thanks for your request. We will add it during the day.

Version 9.0.8 (Development preview of 9.1)

 GPU mining
  - Improved compatibility for setting GPU memory voltage for AMD on Linux
 Features
  - Mining history export will include current device count and the current number of failed hash boards
 Mining software
  - PhoenixMiner 5.9c
  - WildRig 0.30.6.1
  - XmRig 6.16.0
 Corrections
  - Correction to ASIC type detection

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates.

Please upgrade to Awesome Miner development version v9.0.7.