I've only verified with 2miners.com RVN pool so far, but it's working fine and I get accepted shares with Gminer, T-Rex Miner, NbMiner and so on. See:
https://rvn.2miners.com/help

Some pools may not be fully up and running after the fork.

Do you get any specific error messages?

I noticed RVN was removed from the WhatToMine main listing, but still possible to access with a small update. Your Awesome Miner will automatically resolve this within the next few hours but you can force the update right away:

1) Click on the blue Menu button in Awesome Miner
2) Click on "Update Mining Software Definitions". Even if no software updates are found, it will also refresh some cloud settings like what specific WhatToMine coins to always include
3) Go to the Coins tab and click the Refresh button.

Now you should see Ravencoin Kawpow in the list.

Awesome Miner version 7.6

 ASIC mining
  - Fan speed display for BraiinsOS BOSminer
 GPU mining
  - Configuration of time span for mining process restart on frequent crashes. Configurable in the Options dialog, Mining Settings.
  - RVN coin prepared for Kawpow algorithm. Fork and algorithm change on May 6th, 18:00 GMT. Coin statistics may not be correct for some period of time after the fork.
 Features
  - Support for improved concurrency when using large scale mining operations. The concurrency level can now be increased to 200 in the Options dialog, Advanced section.
 User interface
  - Sorting of the Progress column can sort on the value displayed as part of a custom expression
 Integration
  - Updated Ethereum, Verge and Bitcoin Cash block explorers for wallet balance
 Mining software
  - NanoMiner 1.9.1
  - T-Rex miner 1.15.4
  - NbMiner 30.2
  - WildRig Miner 0.20.6
  - Z-enemy Miner 2.5
  - Bminer 16.2
 Corrections
  - Correction to the PROTO parameter for Phoenix Miner when mining UBQ

It was probably close to a year since I looked into these miners last time, but back then they didn't report temperature over the monitoring interface (API). In the case of Terminus R606 it includes a Temperature property, but it's always zero. So although these miners may render the temperature in the web interface, they don't report it in the monitoring details.

It could be that something has improved in more recent firmware updates of these miners. If you want, please send me the API Reports (toolbar: Tools -> API Report) via PM or mail for these miners and I will investigate if there are any temperature details. Thanks!

Hi Ralf,

Thansk for your question. The current plan is to have the Antminer S17e and T17e firmware available this month (May).

I've made a correction for the PROTO property for this scenario. It will soon be released.

In general, it's getting more difficult to use 4 GB cards as the DAG size requirements are increasing all the time. This is also why some coins work while other fail - the DAG size requirements are different.

About RVN: There will be a new Awesome Miner release available within the next 1 - 2 hours.

This version will include RVN Kawpow and this is where all coin statistics will be reported. The coin statistics may not be correct for some period of time after the fork and will depend on how fast WhatToMine and CoinCalculators reports the new stats. Once they report the correct stats, it will show up correctly in Awesome Miner as well.

If you have any existing Mining Pool defined with the coin RVN X16rv2, you may have to manually change it to RVN Kawpow.

There are already a number of mining software that supports Kawpow mining. They can already be accessed via the "Update mining software definitions" in the Awesome Miner menu and they will of course be included by default in the next release.

The following mining software supports Kawpow mining: Gminer, Z-enemy, Bminer, T-Rex, NbMiner, TT-miner, NanoMiner.

I've not looked into Kawpowminer yet so I cannot tell if it brings anything to the table other than a mining fee of 0%.

Hi,
Using the GPU with only 4 GB memory, did you get an error message about not enough memory to generate the DAG?

For Phoenix Miner I noticed that Awesome Miner didn't consider the PROTO property correctly for Ubiq. If the DAG size is the problem, please try with another EtHash based coin like EXP (Expanse).

Nicehash CuckaToo32 is currently giving ~11 USD at 8H/s. That's about the same as Grin CuckaToo32 according to both WhatToMine and CoinCalculators.

There are already a number of mining software included with Awesome Miner that supports Kawpow, like Gminer, Nbminer, TT-miner and T-rex miner. I'm about to add it for Nanominer as well.

I will keep an eye on that the algorithm is changed correctly for the actual RVN coin statistics as well.

I do appreciate that everyone is working together on resolving problems. However, it's important to keep in mind that the Awesome Miner log file may contain sensitive information.

Bottom line: Never send your Awesome Miner log file to a third party.

Thanks for the report. It looks like MPH is reporting about 4 times the profit compared to everyone else for this specific algorithm. I will go ahead and remove this one as it isn't realistic.

Thanks for sharing the details - I will update this URL in the next release as well.

I will look into this, but please keep in mind that it may take a while for the tuning.

How did you manage to solve the SD card installation problem you had earlier?

Like @sxemini pointed out, sometimes the Antminers can be a bit sensitive to larger SD cards. The 16 GB card I use happen to works fine, but I'm not sure that's always the case.

If I understood your initial post correctly, you already tried to put the Bitmain firmware on the SD card and tried the flash procedure?

Is this your only Antminer or do you have others to test with as well?

Hi. Sorry, I was reading your initial question about too quick there. For the Mining Profiles, you are correct that it uses web request (port 80) to the Antminer. Right now the web port cannot be modified. I can look into that.

We are also working on another solution for this. We will have a small application you can install on your Antminer that connect the Antminer to our Cloud and uses that as a communication channel to Awesome Miner. This makes it possible for Awesome Miner and an Antminer to be located on separate sites and they would still be able to communicate with each other (API, Web, SSH) without any firewall configuration.

The profit switcher will use the Cgminer API to make pool priority changes. The web port will not be used. I think your Antminer is running with Restricted API access, where the miner only can be monitored by Awesome Miner but operations like setting pool priorities will not be available.

In order for the profit switcher to work, the miner must be in Privileged API access. As you don't have SSH access on your current firmware version, you will have to install the Awesome Miner firmware for this to work.

The SD card installation method should always work. Can you please verify:

1) The SD card is formatted with FAT32 file system

2) The files you put on the SD card correctly. It is not the same file you install via the web interface that you can put on the SD card. It should look similar to the screenshot you see at the end of this page:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000145544-awesome-miner-antminer-firmware-installation

For L3+, you should for example see a few files in the root folder and then have a single sub folder called "nand".

SD card installation is required when running Bitmain firmware from July 2019 and later - as these have the signature validation. Installing via the web interface will give you the signature error message.

Awesome Miner version 7.5.5

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - New firmware version 3.8.7.1 for Antminer L3+/L3++. After the upgrade, a Mining Profile must be applied for the Antminer to operate at the correct hashrate.
 ASIC mining
  - Temperature display for BraiinsOS BOSminer
 Changes
  - Improved log file rotation
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.09
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.8.2
  - NbMiner 30.0
 Corrections
  - Managed Profit Switcher correction for a specific scenario where Phoenix Miner is used in combination with thresholds
  - Correction to profit factors calculations for user defined pools in specific scenarios

Awesome Miner version 7.5.4

 Features
  - Display of power efficiency in the miner list and displayed as an average per miner group. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section.
 Mining software
  - TT-miner 4.0.0
  - XmRig 5.11.1
 Corrections
  - Correction to triggers detecting the current Firmware Mining Profile for Antminer S17/T17
  - Correction to profit factors calculations for user defined pools in specific scenarios

The AMD drivers reports a power usage of the Core only, so it's lower than the actual value. The nVidia drivers on the other hand are reporting more realistic numbers that represents the entire card.

What we do for AMD to make the number a bit more realistic is to increase it by 35% by default. So if the AMD drivers tells us that a card consume 100W, we display that as 135W by default in Awesome Miner as it's closer to the true usage. This is configurable in the Options dialog, GPU Settings section.