Trucobit... you have some crazy ideas and really edge-case problems... keep them coming. I've been taking a break from posting, but I'll go back and see if we can help you.
I use all the functions, and I am in front of the computer more than 10 hours every day, it is normal that if I touch all the functions and use all the functions, it is normal that I find fault, and the good thing is that we have a good programmer that corrects The falls. If you do not understand half of what I say, it is because you do not know how to handle the program, or you do not understand the problem of having different HASHs in each currency for the same protocol, so it is difficult for you to guess the change. Either I'm crazy or you're a newbie, it must be one of those two things. Well, I'm not a newbie... so respectfully, that must mean that you are crazy.  If you only use the basics functions with an ASIC, you will not find big problems, because you will only be using 10% of the functions. I use EVERYTHING, I take it to the limit and I suggest the solutions. I've used Awesome Miner for about a year now, I've experimented with all the features. I wrote up a way to use rules in Awesome Miner and integrate them with IFTTT to control smart plugs and give you the equivalent of a networked PDU for very little money. One thing that I've learned in my 4+ years of mining and keeping up with the trends and pitfalls of mining is that above all else get your rigs to remain stable. Constant tinkering will only drive you crazy. That for a same protocol there is a different hash in each currency, whether x17 or neoscrypt, makes the swtich not very accurate. Are the coins that produce different hashrates on the same algorithm coming from the same pool? IF you only put asic, that's easy and for people with little knowledge, you only use a small part of the program
For the programmer a user like me is worth his weight in gold. Because others like you, only use a small part, and when there is something strange or worry about reporting the error, with which, PAtrike can not improve it.
To me, Awesome Miner is like "software-defined" mining. There are lots of ways to stack the features to accomplish your desired outcome. It's rare that I would get stuck and need help. If there is a small problem then I check the logs and figure out why it happened, then work around it. |
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Hi, I needed some help. My awesome miner sometime turns off by itself. After a couple of hours, the server and the ring seem to be missing and I have to start it over. The rigs and the server are physically still powered on, but the mining stops. I have to manually open and click start to mining again. This start to occurs when I move the server to different PC. The server from previous PC have been uninstalled.
Please give some suggestion on this issue.
Thanks.
Let me see if I follow... you have Awesome Miner installed on a separate computer from your rig... or are they on the same computer? If they are on the same computer, your computer may have rebooted, and that's why it appears that they have both stopped. You can enable a feature to start Awesome Miner to start when windows starts under the General options. Your last sentence makes it sound like you moved the Awesome Miner program to another computer and you are still having this problem? Did you install the Remote Service on your rig? |
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Thank you for the last version. JCE is working like a charm!
I have a (new) suggestion:
- Allow different pool groups to every profit miner.
Example:
I have some GTX1060 3GB. They dont mine ETH and ETC. But my GTX1070s do. For now I have to disable ETH and ETC in pools groups for all GPUs.
Is there a way to disable ETH/ETC only for one profit miner?
Make two profit profiles, one for the 1060s, and one for the 1070s. Disable ETH and ETC for the 1060 profit profile and leave them enabled for the 1070 profit profile. Then apply the profit profile for the two rigs accordingly. If they are all on the same rig, you will need to make two Managed Profit Miners and then use the GPU selection feature to appropriate GPUs. So, if you had two 1060s, and they were discovered as GPU 0 and 1, then select those two GPUs in the GPU selection for the Managed Profit Miner that governs the 1060s, and apply the profit profile you created that excludes ETH and ETC. Then do the second Managed Profit Miner and use the GPU selection feature to select the 1070s, and apply the appropriate 1070 profit profile you created that included ETH and ETC. |
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Who gives a damn about ZEN being a commodity. Many of us here say it's a "currency." Many here believe it's both. What the hell does that have to do with the FACT that ZEN is a PRIVATE (not public) company who is subject to audit at any time from the I.R.S.
Why don't we just say that Zencash is a digital token that allows you to participate on the Zencash network... just like the legal notice here: https://zencash.com/assets/files/ZenCash_LEGAL%20MEMORANDUM.pdfIt has properties of a currency, and it's value is based upon market demands, and the amount of effort put into mining new tokens. |
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Can we ban that etoque-FUD-boy from this thread?
No, we shouldn't. Having intelligent discourse on this thread is infinitely better than people posting that "this is a great project, and it will increase in price one day and we will all have lambos." If those things happen then great. |
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patrike,
Hello! New user / "Premium Edition" licensee.
I'm managing Z9s.
I've added the Z9s, set the default pools, set up API access, enabled auto-detect of ant miners...
Congrats! I just got a Z9 Mini myself yesterday. So, 2 questions:
1) If "switchpool" works when I send it manually, what else is required on the Z9 configuration beyond (A) enabling API access, (B) configuring pools under Options->Pools [not pool groups], (C) Under Antminer->Default Pools, configuring the pools from B in the menu, and then (D) trying to manually change the running pool on each Z9 (or the group of, but still), (E) setting each miner for equihash algorithm and cgminer compatible Did you create a profit profile for the Z9 mini and apply it to the external miner? |
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Ok.. ever since I used the free version of awesome miner (now on enterprise version ), Ive always wondered one thing.... Why is not ALL of the coin information on ALL coins entered and automatically updated? I mean, lets get honest, to maximize profits, a user would have to fill out ALL of the stats for all of the coins, and even find the pool with highest hash rates. This would take WEEKS. Im SURE this could be done automatically with awesome miner. I know there is a free plugin for awesome miner, but as its free, its very quirky, and even then, leaves tons of coins without data. Can someone please explain?
Vegas
I think Patrike has done a fine job adding new coins as they become popular. You have to realize that Awesome Miner has to depend on outside resources to get accurate coin data. Many websites can't even agree on that data, so you have to strike a balance of quality versus quantity. The plugin that Sootha created works really well, and I've contributed a couple of very large config.json files to the thread. The problem is that most coins end up dying, and more importantly, their explorers go dead, or the coin gets deslisted, etc. |
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Hi PAtrike I wanted to call attention to a known problem that the weeks go by and there is no solution.
MSI REMOTE, the program is not yours is from a third party, but it is not going well. In the configuration of AW you have to put the exact path where you will be in all the machines, that is, the same folder. Through another user I commented much higher, that sometimes it goes crazy and when the remote starts it closes, and the only way to fix it is to change the folder in the AW configuration, then change it in all the rigs and also change the rule of the programmer of tasks of each rig so that it starts well.
Well, this is happening to me at least once a week. If I take out a rig and change a card, it does not work anymore. Sometimes even without changing anything, just a restart, since it does not load at the beginning. May I suggest you stop tinkering so much. At some point, you have to make your rigs stable. Constantly tweaking the overclocks, moving cards, all of this leads to instability. Please have to find a more RELIABLE solution, this is now a patch that gives a lot of work at times. I can not imagine who has 10, 20, 30 rigs each time they fail and have to change the remote in ALL rigs and the rules of the task scheduler. People who have a large number of rigs do not constantly tweak settings. As I mentioned, you want to make your rigs stable. It's ok to experiment, but go for the changes that really make a difference. |
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Trucobit... you have some crazy ideas and really edge-case problems... keep them coming. I've been taking a break from posting, but I'll go back and see if we can help you.
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Hello,
I've had a Lizus balance not paid out in weeks. According to the page, then minimum threshold is 215 Lizus, and my balance is 247. How can we fix this?
My wallet address they were mined to is: LWeCgrCpYbwN156eWUZrMYXyf324kPZ4g2
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I have the same problem, would love to try the fix, yet when i try to open
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
it blocks me
any ideas?
it
Did you SSH into your Miner using the username/password of baikal? |
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But wait, there's more! WTC also seems to involve a multi-level marketing scheme adapted to MasterNodes, with side nodes and GrandMaster nodes...
If they make GrandMaster Flash nodes available then sign me up! I really just wanted to say thanks for the analysis. I ran across this coin earlier while hunting the infamous, and not at all scarce, haiku bot and thought the idea was idiotic, and also noticed the lack of information on how to mine it. So, excellent work. Also, that site in your sig is hilarious! Thanks. I've wasted about half the day trying to figure this one out. There is a ton of money invested in this one and a serious, serious PR/Marketing effort going on. I downloaded their latest Windows wallet from GitHub today and, wow -- what a pos from a $250 million market cap company with about 50 IEEE/software/blockchain/IOT geniuses on its team. The wallet mines using one of your GPUs. That's right, just one. Meanwhile, over on the YouTubes, it is apparent that those in know have figured out a way around this and have been mining the living cr*p out of this coin for the past three months. When you ask why the current Windows wallet is a hobbled piece of ...., the reply is "to promote decentralization." Ah, I see, that explains everything. Decentralization, sure, sure. But I'm sure Walton Coin will have another glorious pamp before it eventually implodes and the rascals scurry off. And so it goes. Pootie tweet! You have figured out a clever way to promote this coin. |
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I also have two I could sell...PM me if you are interested.
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I've got a strange issue...
I ssh into my raspberry pi and i run the script using:
cd Downloads
./auto-hard-reset-arm7
Then it starts... it pings the rig then it goes to timer "300s" because I made the timer for 5min rather than 30min. It works perfectly while my ssh connection is live and the telegram bot responds fine if I check /status
Soon as I kill ssh connection to the raspberry pi, the script stops working and even the bot is not responding in telegram... it's as if, when i kill the ssh connection it stops the script.
Can anyone help with this issue?
Use the screen utility in linux to keep the script running even if you close your ssh session. |
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Why is the OP arguing with himself? Is this a post-count scam thread?
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A cheap $20-30 8 port gigabit switch is dead simple to setup. Just connect one port to your WiFi router and you now have 7 gigabit ports to use for expansion or to get that rig off WiFi. You are introducing unnecessary latency between that rig and the pool which can and does affect the shares that are able to be submitted.
Which way is introducing unnecessary latency? Using WiFi introduces latency. |
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A cheap $20-30 8 port gigabit switch is dead simple to setup. Just connect one port to your WiFi router and you now have 7 gigabit ports to use for expansion or to get that rig off WiFi. You are introducing unnecessary latency between that rig and the pool which can and does affect the shares that are able to be submitted.
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Enough money to buy any reasonably priced GPU up to GTX 1080 Ti.
I think 1080ti is too expensive, personally I choose 1070ti besides its cheaper price also hash rate not too far with 1080ti in the same algorithm. What? My best 1070ti gets 440h/s on Equihash, while my best 1080ti gets 700h/s... both with the same overclock 75% power limit, +100/+150 1080ti is the best card all around, they are just too expensive right now. Wait a month and they will start showing up on the second hand market as people start preparing to buy the 1180. |
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Many coins that exist to mine where only good because they let you use a gpu. I have a degree in accounting my wife has a 2x degree in economics and accounting. We are both concerned that asics and fpga's will shrink coins from the current https://coinmarketcap.com/The problem with this thinking is that a huge portion of those listings on coinmarketcap are non-minable tokens. There is a lot of opportunity for coins to grow their market cap and thus pricing. I think we are all hoping there will be some market shake-out and coins or tokens that really have nothing to offer and will go away, but it seems like the list of new coins and tokens is exploding. 1000 plus I think 1593 to be exact.
That many coins create a lot of trading opportunities
How many of those 1500+ are mineable though? |
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Wow thanks ... How did you make this list?
Most of these come from crypto-coinz.net if they have decent explorer, and aren't POS only. Some coins have a decent explorer but they give funky data for the difficulty, listing POW and POS... so I have to exclude those. Crypto-coinz.net also gives you the name, algo, and is usually pretty accurate with the block reward. I also check the official bitcointalk thread, whitepaper, or coin website to get the block time. The next version will include all the coins at chainz.cryptoid.info coins... which is quite a few. I'm using an API parser script I'm working on to get the data from this website. |
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