Thanks for the update. Can you please try to run gminer manually from the command line like @narousberg suggested?
cd /root/.config/AwesomeMinerService/gminer_2_06_linux64.tar_2/
./miner

Does this give additional details about the problem?

This should already be available. Nicehash Ethereum and Nicehash HNS pools are available. NbMiner is an example of mining software that can dual mine these.

If you manually setup your Managed Miner, you will have to create a Pool Group (Options dialog, Pools section) where you include Nicehash Ethereum and HNS. In the properties of your Managed Miner you select NbMiner as software, select Dual Mining for Ethereum + Handshake and finally select the Pool Group you just created.

Awesome Miner version 7.5.1

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - Make the existing feature Default Pools (via web) available for Antminers running the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware, in case SSH isn't preferred
  - Improved display of temperatures when a hashboard isn't working
 Mining software
  - SrbMiner 0.4.2
  - Gminer 2.06
  - RhMiner 2.3
  - NbMiner 29.1
 Corrections
  - Correction to hashrate display for Claymore Neoscrypt miner

Thanks for letting me know. I will try this setup and get back to you with an update.

Update: I was able to reproduce this on the latest Ubuntu 20.04 beta and the plan is to have a solution available in a few days.

I noticed that a recent change in Awesome Miner caused Claymore Neoscrypt hashrate to show up with 1kH/s when it in fact was mining at 1MH/s. It will be corrected in the next release. Thanks for finding the issue.

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You need to set coinClass to "Generic" and specify the algorithm name in both the coinShortName (within parentheses) and in coinAlgorithm. See example below:

For the moment, we only provide an installer that you can use to install Awesome Miner on any Linux-system. It can also be installed on top of HiveOS and similar mining distributions if you don't want to install the GPU drivers manually.

Hi,
This is part of the overclocking feature (not available in Free Edition). If you select a miner in the Awesome Miner main application and go to the GPU tab in the lower part of the screen, you will find "GPU Clocking". Via this feature you can adjust clocking settings and fan settings for your GPU's. The feature works for both Windows and Linux based miners.

Awesome Miner version 7.5

 ASIC mining
  - Innosilicon miners can be rebooted via the web interface. The External Miner has a new property 'Miner type' where Innosilicon can be selected, required for the Innosilicon specific reboot operation.
  - The External Miner property for Avalon 10 miners has been moved to be a part of the new 'Miner type' property, where Avalon 10 is one of the options.
 GPU mining
  - IMPORTANT: Awesome Miner will by default automatically map GPU monitoring details to the GPUs reported by the mining software, unless manual 'Map to system monitoring' is used. To disable the new behavior, go to the Options dialog, GPU Settings section, where 'Automatic device mapping' can be disabled.
  - Improved device mapping when using a mix of GPU models
 Rules
  - Added trigger for looking at the current Mining Profile for Antminers running the Awesome Miner firmware
 User interface
  - The list of active mining devices for a miner can be selected and copied to clipboard
 Changes
  - Using the new subscription based licenses with Managed Miners, only one license is consumed per host instead of per miner instance.
 Mining software
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.7
  - XmRig 5.10.0
  - SrbMiner 0.4.1
  - WildRig miner 0.20.5b
  - Gminer 2.04
  - NbMiner 28.1
  - Bminer 16.1
 Corrections
  - Correction to pool and worker name display on the Pools tab in specific dual mining scenarios
  - Correction to dual mining revenue calculations for specific pool combinations

For the issue about "Could not initialize the NVML library": From what I've seen, Bminer tries to load 'nvml.dll' from the folder 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVSMI\'.

Older nVidia drivers used to install nvml.dll in this folder, but with more recent nVidia drivers, the file nvml.dll is only installed to the folder 'C:\Windows\System32\'. If you manually copy
'C:\Windows\System32\nvml.dll' to the folder 'C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVSMI\', Bminer should work.

@realbminer: The preferred solution would be to update Bminer to look for the file in the correct location. Thanks!

There are no differences for you and not for anyone else with an Awesome Miner license. You will continue to get all the new features and updates just like today. No need to take any action - you can of course continue to use Awesome Miner just like you do today.

The new subscriptions are more flexible and always includes everything even on a smaller number of miners:

• All features are included even if you only use a few miners. Example: No need to get Premium Edition (20 miners) for GPU overclocking if you only have 5 miners. With the subscription you simply pay for 5 miners and get all features right away.
• Cloud Services and continued e-mail based product support are always included in the subscription. It's no longer needed to have a separate subscription for Cloud Services.
• The initial investment is smaller as you don't pay a larger one-time fee for a license. Instead you pay for a subscription per month or per year.
• You can pay for the exact number of miners you have. Example: If you have 11 miners, you no longer need to get a license for Premium Edition (20 miners). You sign up for a subscription for 11 miners.
• You can adjust the number of miners you pay for from month to month. Example: You run a larger number of miners for a few months, but then go back to fewer miners. You can have a subscription for 44 miners one month and change the subscription to 5 miners the next month.

On average the new subscriptions are a bit more expensive, but there are cases where they are less expensive when using only a few number of miners. For pricing, please see:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/signup

If you already have a license, it will work just like before. No changes.

Some users may want to move to the new subscription model while I think most prefer to stay with their existing license. A few users have already contacted us about moving to the subscription, where we of course discounted the subscription fee with the same amount they already paid for their existing license.

Awesome Miner version 7.4.2 (Development preview of 7.5)

 Rules
  - Added trigger for looking at the current Mining Profile for Antminers running the Awesome Miner firmware
 Changes
  - Using the new subscription based licenses with Managed Miners, only one license is consumed per host instead of per miner instance.
 Mining software
  - SrbMiner 0.4.1
  - WildRig miner 0.20.5b
  - Gminer 2.04
  - NbMiner 28.0
 Corrections
  - Correction to pool and worker name display on the Pools tab in specific dual mining scenarios

In case direct download links are required, please use:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

Thanks for the feedback and additional questions.

1) This is unfortunately not possible to configure today, but it's on our list of feature to improve in the future

2) In the GPU tab (where you see hashrate and more per GPU) the order is based on the order reported by the Mining Software. For Claymore miner it should already be by PCI Bus ID here.
On the System tab and other locations, Awesome Miner uses the device order according to the GPU drivers, with AMD first followed by nVidia. Is it this list you want to be sorted by PCI Bus ID?

In order for Awesome Miner to calculate mining income, the Block Reward, Block Time and Difficulty must be known in addition to the exchange rate.

I looked into this and it should be possible for you to define the Properties of the Coin like this in Awesome Miner.

1) Difficulty: Use dynamic update:
URL: http://fch.world/ext/summary
JSON Property Expression: data[0].difficulty

2) Block Reward: 25

3) Block Time: 60

4) Value in BTC. Use dynamic update:
URL: https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/freecash/tickers
Expression: $.tickers[?(@.target == 'BTC' && @market.name == 'CoinEx')].last

Awesome Miner version 7.4.1 (Development preview of 7.5)

 ASIC mining
  - Innosilicon miners can be rebooted via the web interface. The External Miner has a new property 'Miner type' where Innosilicon can be selected, required for the Innosilicon specific reboot operation.
 GPU mining
  - IMPORTANT: Awesome Miner will by default automatically map GPU monitoring details to the GPUs reported by the mining software, unless manual 'Map to system monitoring' is used. To disable the new behavior, go to the Options dialog, GPU Settings section, where 'Automatic device mapping' can be disabled.
  - Improved device mapping when using a mix of GPU models
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.03
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.7
  - XmRig 5.10.0
 Correction
  - Correction to dual mining revenue calculations for specific pool combinations

In case direct download links are required, please use:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

Note: The goal with the automatic mapping of GPU information is to remove the need of manually using "Map to system monitoring" for most scenarios. The plan is to rename this to "Manual device mapping" or similar in the near future, as it only should be used if Awesome Miner fails to automatically figure out the GPU mapping.

GPU mapping is the concept where the list of reported GPU hashrates from the mining software is combined with more complete GPU information from Awesome Miner like GPU clock, power usage, fan and temperature - independent of what the mining software can report. Depending on mining software, the order in which the GPUs are reported are different, but Awesome Miner will do a better job in figuring this out now.

If you already use the "Map to system monitoring" on your miners and want to try the new automatic mapping - simply turn off the "Map to system monitoring" on the GPU tab for the specific miner. If you don't see any difference on the GPU tab, Awesome Miner automatically resolved the GPU mapping the same way you did.

If you find any issues, please let me know which mining software you are running. Thanks!

You can use multiple Profit Profiles. Please go to the Options dialog, Profit Profile section where you can add a new profile for "Z9" for example. You can define a specific power usage for the algorithm Equihash for this specific profile.

Next step is to open the Properties dialog for all Z9 miners and set the "Profit Profile" to "Z9". You can select multiple Z9 miners in the main window of Awesome Miner, right click and select Bulk Edit to modify many of them in a single operation.

You can in a similar way add a Profit Profile for Z11, and set the "Profit Profile" property of your Z11 miners to this newly created profile.

If you have miner models that are very similar in terms of hashrate and power usage, they can of course share the same Profit Profile.

There are no trigger to check if the miner is in Stopped state. Even if you send the Start command when the miner is already running - nothing happens. So your rule might just work fine even without this check.

You can also configure the rule to only run one per minute for example, by combining your existing triggers with a Time-trigger.

I've identified the exact scenario now and it will be corrected.

I can't see any specific reason why these specific settings would be lost at the moment, but I will investigate the scenario to find out more.

If you simply exit Awesome Miner and start again, are the settings saved correctly?

Awesome Miner version 7.4

 ASIC mining
  - Network scan for Antminers supports a new mode where the hostname of the miner can be defined as part of the scan - also linking the hostname with the External Miner
  - Add multiple External Miners at once by specifying a list of IP addresses in the Add Miner wizard
  - Support copy of IP addresses to clipboard from the list of results when performing ASIC operations like Default Pools or Configure API Access
  - Antminer IP Reporter feature, where pressing the 'IP Report' button on an Antminer. This feature can be accessed via the toolbar Tools -> ASIC Tools.
 GPU mining
  - Edit GPU Clocking Profiles directly from the Benchmark dialog
  - Added additional algorithms
  - Improved device power usage detection for GPU mining benchmark
 Rules
  - New trigger for mining uptime. Can be used to define behaviors after the mining has been running for a certain period of time.
  - Improved trigger 'Detect dead/sick device' to detect ASIC chip marked as Red by the Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
 Features
  - The profit switcher can be configured for a second switching interval with another threshold level. Example: If the primary interval is 3 minutes with a 20% threshold, the secondary interval can be 8 minutes with a 10% threshold.
  - The profit switcher for External Miners supports the setting for Minimum time on pool
  - A profit profile can be configured to override the global value for Minimum time on pool. Can for example be used to switch pools for ASIC miners less often than GPU miners.
  - The information column can be configured to show the notes entered for a miner, mining software, ASIC description and ASIC details
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.01, incl. dual mining of Ethereum + Handshake
  - NbMiner 27.7
  - XmRig 5.9
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.6.1
  - SrbMiner 0.4.0
  - NoncerPro nVidia Miner 3.3.0
 Corrections
  - Correction to GPU Clocking Profile Groups on Linux
  - Correction to benchmark of Handshake algorithm for NbMiner and Gminer
  - Correction to Phoenix Miner algorithms
  - Correction to main window behavior to prevent it from staying on top
  - Correction to API reports taking long time to generate due to slow ASIC miner responses
  - Correction to display of mining software uptime when more than one day
  - Correction to Task Scheduler setup in environments where the computer name and user name is identical
  - Improved behavior in case the computer time is being changed
  - Improved fan speed display for Awesome Miner Antminer firmware with fan check turned off