MultiMiner: Any Miner, Any Where, on Any Device (Free, Open Source, Cross Platform)

[AJinNYC]

I just got a bunch of Antminer U2s, but I can't get multiminer to detect them. Any ideas? Also have a BFL 50GH/s which its not picking up either.

EDIT: Got the AntMiners working, had to go into Windows Device Manager and reinstall the driver there. Still looking for some help on the BFL.

Check the drivers listed here (just added BFL, missed that one before):

https://github.com/nwoolls/MultiMiner/wiki/Drivers#drivers

Excellent, got it working. Thanks.

[AJinNYC]

I just wanted to clear something up. Is the temp listed in the software Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[nwoolls]

I just wanted to clear something up. Is the temp listed in the software Fahrenheit or Celsius?

It's Celsius.

[AJinNYC]

I just wanted to clear something up. Is the temp listed in the software Fahrenheit or Celsius?

It's Celsius.

Thanks.

How would I overclock more than one miner? I got 8 Antminer U2s and one CryptoRig Hitchhiker NanoFury. I can overclock the NanoFury without an issue, but when I try to overclock the Antminers, in addition to the NanoFury, I get the same performace out of the Antminers as I do when I don't overclock them. What's the proper syntax to use when trying to target more than one device?

[nwoolls]

I just wanted to clear something up. Is the temp listed in the software Fahrenheit or Celsius?

It's Celsius.

Thanks.

How would I overclock more than one miner? I got 8 Antminer U2s and one CryptoRig Hitchhiker NanoFury. I can overclock the NanoFury without an issue, but when I try to overclock the Antminers, in addition to the NanoFury, I get the same performace out of the Antminers as I do when I don't overclock them. What's the proper syntax to use when trying to target more than one device?

• Click Settings
• Click Advanced miner settings
• Select SHA256 under Arguments
• Enter your overclock parameters to the right

e.g.:

Code:

--set amu:clock=x0881 --set nfy:osc6_bits=53

[nwoolls]

MultiMiner version 3.6.5 is now available for download with the following changes:

• Fixed support for monitoring Network Devices with over 9,000 individual ASICs (e.g. KnC Titan)
• Coin statistics are now fetched asynchronously
• NiceHash data is now fetched conditionally
• The API Error Notifications setting is now respected for RPC API errors
• Fixed an error with some locked down Network Devices
• Additional performance improvements

If you have any feature requests or issues please log them here:

http://issues.multiminerapp.com

And for help on using the app, see:

http://help.multiminerapp.com

Finally, to learn how to contribute, visit:

http://contribute.multiminerapp.com

Happy mining!  

[lazlopanaflex]

Hi,
FYI, I was getting weird fatal exception/dot net errors after launching v3.6.5, so I had to roll back to the previous version. Running Win7 Home Premium (x64).

[nwoolls]

Hi,
FYI, I was getting weird fatal exception/dot net errors after launching v3.6.5, so I had to roll back to the previous version. Running Win7 Home Premium (x64).

Please post any errors or issues here:

http://issues.multiminerapp.com

including error details (e.g. using copy & paste). There should be a button on the error dialog allowing you to view & copy details. If the error dialog is not detailed you can try checking the Event Viewer under Windows.

[buuhh99]

When will SGMINER 5 be uploaded / supported to multiminer?

[nwoolls]

When will SGMINER 5 be uploaded / supported to multiminer?

You can use any miner you like with MultiMiner, as long as it is compatible with CGMiner / BFGMiner arguments and RPC API. Simply drop the new miner folder into the Miners\ directory and restart MultiMiner, using the GPU settings dialog to choose the new miner for the algorithms you want to mine:

https://github.com/nwoolls/MultiMiner/wiki/Settings#advanced-gpu-miner-settings

I have not had time to test with SGMiner 5.0, so I am not sure how compatible it is. MultiMiner ships with out-of-the-box support for several SGMiner 4.0 forms.

I will be looking into SGMiner 5.X, along with WhatMine support and a few other goodies for the next major update.

[buuhh99]

Ok thanks for that. It would be nice for the GPU users  (which I am) if we had the ability to do the multiport options. I havent been able to get multiport to work....when the port closes for the pool multminer doesnt failover to the new port. I think we need SGMiner 5 for that.

[z0n0]

Hi all, I've been out of crypto world for a while now and really unaware of current mining situation. I'm aware the question is a bit off-topic but I'm gonna ask anyway
Is it still profitable to mine with 2 GPU (R9 280x)? Does it still make sense?

Ty

[nwoolls]

Small update on the slow (but steady) progress of MultiMiner 4:

[ManeBjorn]

Ah the image is not loading that sucks.
Is it good??

Small update on the slow (but steady) progress of MultiMiner 4:

[ManeBjorn]

Now it is. LOL

[nwoolls]

PR1 of MultiMiner 3.7 is now available with support for the WhatMine profitability API:

Additional changes include:

• Speed optimizations and experience improvements
• Coin API key changes now take affect without restarting

If you have any feature requests or issues please log them here:

http://issues.multiminerapp.com

And for help on using the app, see:

http://help.multiminerapp.com

Finally, to learn how to contribute, visit:

http://contribute.multiminerapp.com

Happy mining!  

[Scyntech]

I finally got MM to detect my Rockminer New R-Box, but I can not get it to hash past 74-75 Gh/s. I tried " -S rockminer:all --set :clock=270 " but it doesn't seem to do anything. Any help would be appreciated

[nwoolls]

I finally got MM to detect my Rockminer New R-Box, but I can not get it to hash past 74-75 Gh/s. I tried " -S rockminer:all --set :clock=270 " but it doesn't seem to do anything. Any help would be appreciated

Hit up the BFGMiner thread - that is all that BFGMiner is capable of pushing the R-Box hardware.

[Scyntech]

I finally got MM to detect my Rockminer New R-Box, but I can not get it to hash past 74-75 Gh/s. I tried " -S rockminer:all --set :clock=270 " but it doesn't seem to do anything. Any help would be appreciated

Hit up the BFGMiner thread - that is all that BFGMiner is capable of pushing the R-Box hardware.

Dang, thats too bad. Every time I get MM running smoothly I something like that pops up. Thanks Nwoolls

[nwoolls]

A couple of pics showing new features coming in 3.7:





Edit: PR here