Clipse: thanks for the kind words. I hope everyone that uses it finds it very useful!
gyzer: Glad to hear that you're up and running. Though I'm sure it was a pain, the problems you had helped me come up with a better installer and should help a lot of people down the line
Have you guys tried out manual profiles yet? Here is an example of a simple one:
Assume that you have a favorite pool, and at times you want to throw all your hashing power at that single pool. Assume that you have 2 GPU's, GPU[0] and GPU[1], and that your favorite pool is BTCMine. Also assume that you have a BTCMine worker already set up
-Choose option
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Configure Profiles
-'a' for add
-1 for localhost
-Give the profile a name, such as "All Eligius"
-Select which miner to use
At this point, the screen will clear, and your current progress (which is now blank) will be shown at the top of the screen. Now we start setting up our instances.
- Select the BTCMine worker
- Select GPU[0]
The screen will clear again, showing the updated progress of this profile. you should now notice that you now have a single BTCMine instance assigned to GPU[0]
You are asked if you want to continue adding to the profile. type 'y' for yes.
- Select the BTCMine worker again
- Select GPU[1]
Again, the screen will clear an give you an overview of the instances you have set up. Now you can type 'n' for continuing adding instances, because you are finished.
You can now go into 5) Select Profile, and you will notice that the profile that you created is now listed there.
Remember, you can set up any combination of instances and cards as you want, and recall them any time with profiles. They're a little complicated to understand at first, but I encourage you to play with them!