For some reason it does not behave as expected for me. Did a clean install on a rig with just a single 1080Ti card.
1. I started OpenHardwareMonitor (launched with no issues)
2. Edited config.js, telling it to use ewbf-zec
3. Edited start.bat in the miners\ewbf-zec folder to the following:
REM miner --server zhash.pro --user znTNFDKAUkFFvZcSJemSXqb23Z12S6nPTKT.skylake --pass solar --port 3059 --log 2
exit
4. Launched monitorig.exe.
When I did 4, it launched a 2nd copy of OpenHardwareMonitor. So I killed both instances of ohm and also monitorig. I then tried launching monitorig again, but it now failed with a message that ohm wasn't running. So I did it the other way again (launch ohm first, then monitorig). I now have 2 instances of ohm running again, but at least monitorig comes up.
So this is what my desktop looks like:
Note how minerig thinks I have 4 GPUs when I only have 1?
The view from the monitorig website:
So my guess is that running ohm twice is causing this issue?
Also, with the above running, when I go to my pool, I'm not actually mining, so that's obviously the biggest problem of all.
So I killed minerig and the 2 instances of ohm. I then went back to my folder with EWBF in it and launched my bat file, and got the following window:
And now I'm mining to my pool again. As you can see, there's only a single 1080Ti in this rig.
So I guess the 1st issue to address is why ohm is launching a 2nd time when I start minerig? I have not yet created a scheduled task in Win10 to launch ohm. I want to get it working manually first.