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Author Topic: OFFICIAL CGMINER mining software thread for linux/win/osx/mips/arm/r-pi 4.11.1  (Read 5806987 times)
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November 15, 2016, 07:48:47 PM
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usb antminer u1 x10 code anu
drilbit 1.5ghs x2       code drb
bitfury 5.5ghs x6     code bxm
others i cant remember but have code AMU x1 ,code BXM  and code BX1 and some AU3

current average hash speed 55.37ghs
It's probably because you're using so many different varied devices. If the memory plateaus and stops rising then that's to be expected. If it keeps rising every day then that's unexpected and inappropriate. If that happens, remove one type of device at a time and see which one was responsible for the memory rising. Most likely there's nothing wrong, it's just cached ram usage.

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usb antminer u1 x10 code anu
drilbit 1.5ghs x2       code drb
bitfury 5.5ghs x6     code bxm
others i cant remember but have code AMU x1 ,code BXM  and code BX1 and some AU3

current average hash speed 55.37ghs
It's probably because you're using so many different varied devices. If the memory plateaus and stops rising then that's to be expected. If it keeps rising every day then that's unexpected and inappropriate. If that happens, remove one type of device at a time and see which one was responsible for the memory rising. Most likely there's nothing wrong, it's just cached ram usage.

as a comparison:

top - 09:56:47 up 6 days, 12:50,  1 user,  load average: 1,22, 1,38, 1,40
Tasks:   1 total,   0 running,   1 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
%Cpu(s):  2,3 us,  5,0 sy, 89,7 ni,  0,0 id,  0,0 wa,  0,0 hi,  3,0 si,  0,0 st
KiB Mem:   2061804 total,  1815528 used,   246276 free,   124532 buffers
KiB Swap:  2094076 total,    18584 used,  2075492 free.   889948 cached Mem

  PID USER      PR  NI    VIRT    RES    SHR S %CPU %MEM     TIME+ COMMAND
 2080 root      10 -10  341280  33580   6640 S  1,3  1,6 122:14.47 cgminer

here's my memory usage on ubuntu 16 with

about 14 Antminer U2, 4 U2


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that's what I'm running
SHA256 algorithm
14.40 GH/s hashrate avg
0 blocks found
2261676 (99.75%) accepted
5688 (0.25%) rejected
0 (0%) stale
7213 (0.317%) hw errors
200.53/m work utility
10209639 best share
de.ckpool.org:3333 active pool
dev #   temperature   hashrate 5s   accepted   rejected   utility   hw errors
NF1 0   0°C / 32°F   2.04 GH/s   317652 (99.42%)   1848 (0.58%)   2.34/m   0 (0%)
ANU 1   0°C / 32°F   1.81 GH/s   314244 (99.72%)   876 (0.28%)   2.31/m   2 (0.001%)
ANU 2   0°C / 32°F   2.05 GH/s   317448 (99.74%)   840 (0.26%)   2.34/m   0 (0%)
AMU 3   0°C / 32°F   335.81 MH/s   51840 (99.93%)   36 (0.07%)   0.38/m   477 (0.904%)
AMU 4   0°C / 32°F   335.72 MH/s   52428 (99.93%)   36 (0.07%)   0.39/m   507 (0.957%)
ANU 5   0°C / 32°F   2.70 GH/s   314292 (99.72%)   876 (0.28%)   2.31/m   1 (0%)
AMU 6   0°C / 32°F   335.87 MH/s   52968 (99.89%)   60 (0.11%)   0.39/m   553 (1.043%)
AMU 7   0°C / 32°F   335.60 MH/s   54288 (99.96%)   24 (0.04%)   0.4/m   537 (1.006%)
AMU 8   0°C / 32°F   335.59 MH/s   52440 (99.95%)   24 (0.05%)   0.39/m   523 (0.983%)
AMU 9   0°C / 32°F   335.68 MH/s   52200 (99.95%)   24 (0.05%)   0.38/m   627 (1.192%)
AMU 10   0°C / 32°F   335.87 MH/s   51168 (99.88%)   60 (0.12%)   0.38/m   534 (1.014%)
AMU 11   0°C / 32°F   335.18 MH/s   52464 (99.89%)   60 (0.11%)   0.39/m   603 (1.131%)
AMU 12   0°C / 32°F   335.46 MH/s   52548 (99.98%)   12 (0.02%)   0.39/m   619 (1.171%)
AMU 13   0°C / 32°F   335.31 MH/s   53232 (99.93%)   36 (0.07%)   0.39/m   547 (1.031%)
AMU 14   0°C / 32°F   335.59 MH/s   53040 (99.98%)   12 (0.02%)   0.39/m   583 (1.097%)
AMU 15   0°C / 32°F   335.58 MH/s   52164 (99.95%)   24 (0.05%)   0.38/m   573 (1.081%)
AMU 16   0°C / 32°F   335.26 MH/s   52476 (99.98%)   12 (0.02%)   0.39/m   525 (0.989%)
ANU 17   0°C / 32°F   2.21 GH/s   314784 (99.74%)   828 (0.26%)   2.32/m   2 (0.001%)

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November 17, 2016, 03:39:58 PM
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I am using about 2MB:

top - 15:37:09 up 15 days, 23:28,  4 users,  load average: 0,65, 0,50, 0,54
Tasks:   1 total,   0 running,   1 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie
%Cpu(s): 21,8 us, 30,4 sy,  0,0 ni, 47,7 id,  0,0 wa,  0,0 hi,  0,1 si,  0,0 st
KiB Mem :  8175192 total,  1690912 free,  1833060 used,  4651220 buff/cache
KiB Swap:  4194300 total,  3172364 free,  1021936 used.  5927048 avail Mem

  PID USER      PR  NI    VIRT    RES    SHR S  %CPU %MEM     TIME+ COMMAND
10588 root      10 -10 2011988   8248   1732 S   2,0  0,1 249:20.91 cgminer

running this:
  0: BAJ FTWS9K4J: max 35C 0.99V           | 4.585G / 4.642Gh/s WU: 64.7/m A:545664 R:2304 HW:  934
  4: ANU 0       : 256MHz                  | 4.053G / 2.052Gh/s WU: 21.4/m A:179712 R: 512 HW:61044
  9: ANU 5       : 256MHz                  | 1.353G / 2.050Gh/s WU: 28.6/m A:231776 R: 416 HW:  632
 10: ANU 6       : 256MHz                  | 1.328G / 2.053Gh/s WU: 28.6/m A:239200 R: 704 HW:  426
 19: ANU 11      : 256MHz                  | 2.561G / 2.050Gh/s WU: 28.2/m A:156960 R: 448 HW: 2616
 22: ANU 14      : 256MHz                  | 5.022G / 2.041Gh/s WU: 24.8/m A:139936 R: 640 HW:20040
 23: ANU 15      : 256MHz                  | 2.161G / 2.054Gh/s WU: 28.2/m A: 70048 R: 192 HW: 1298
 24: ANU 16      : 256MHz                  | 4.147G / 2.054Gh/s WU: 28.2/m A: 69664 R: 256 HW: 1216
 31: BXM 13      :                         | 3.994G / 3.995Gh/s WU: 56.0/m A: 64608 R: 736 HW:    0
 32: BXM 14      :                         | 4.597G / 4.572Gh/s WU: 64.1/m A: 73696 R: 128 HW:    0
 33: BXM 15      :                         | 4.200G / 4.185Gh/s WU: 58.6/m A: 66400 R: 512 HW:    0

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November 19, 2016, 12:16:41 AM
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RES is what you are using.
VIRT Is either swapped or unused.

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RES is what you are using.
VIRT Is either swapped or unused.

Oh right, my mistake! Even so, the footprint is quite low!

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I'm pleased to announce that both Kano and I have received gratis A7 units from canaan for continued support of these new devices in the official cgminer branch.

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I try to use it to mine a scrypt with a MSI GT 710, but it says plug one (no usb detected)
anyone kind enough to figure out what to do?
The official cgminer only mines bitcoin for the last 4 years. Seek help in the altcoin mining section for unofficial forks of cgminer that still mine other coins.

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I try to use it to mine a scrypt with a MSI GT 710, but it says plug one (no usb detected)
anyone kind enough to figure out what to do?
The official cgminer only mines bitcoin for the last 4 years. Seek help in the altcoin mining section for unofficial forks of cgminer that still mine other coins.

Remember the days of cgminer or bfgminer & cgwatcher, oh the good ole days. Now most updates in GUI have made everything plug & play, don't miss the command line of mining years one bit. Somewhat like all software over the years, Windows or Mac & Linux (Linux greatly changing over the years, most people in the world don't even know there's that many operating systems).


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December 06, 2016, 02:22:01 AM
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Can someone just verify I am reading this correctly in the README

--enable-avalon4 Compile support for Avalon4/4.1/6 (default disabled)

If I build with this switch it will support the Avalon 6?  If so what command line options is available?

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Can someone just verify I am reading this correctly in the README

--enable-avalon4 Compile support for Avalon4/4.1/6 (default disabled)

If I build with this switch it will support the Avalon 6?  If so what command line options is available?
Yes that's correct. In the file ASIC-README it lists the avalon4 specific commands, they're the ones starting with --avalon4-*

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can I mine on my laptop?
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can I mine on my laptop?

No, You can only mine Bitcoin on dedicated ASIC Bitcoin mining hardware now.  And this isn't the correct thread for that question.

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I'm new again to using a Linux machine, only really having a lot of telnet Unix experience.  I installed cgminer on a Ubuntu install and copied over my Windows bat files to run.  But when I click on them I get the four options to run in terminal, display, cancel and run.  None of them seems to be working on batch files I've used for several months for Windows cgminer.


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I'm new again to using a Linux machine, only really having a lot of telnet Unix experience.  I installed cgminer on a Ubuntu install and copied over my Windows bat files to run.  But when I click on them I get the four options to run in terminal, display, cancel and run.  None of them seems to be working on batch files I've used for several months for Windows cgminer.


Windows text files usually have windows end of line markers which aren't normally readable as text files in unix. Try converting them to unix files
dos2unix file.txt

Additionally if your batch file contains windows dos commands it will never work...

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I'm new again to using a Linux machine, only really having a lot of telnet Unix experience.  I installed cgminer on a Ubuntu install and copied over my Windows bat files to run.  But when I click on them I get the four options to run in terminal, display, cancel and run.  None of them seems to be working on batch files I've used for several months for Windows cgminer.


Batch files are meant only for DOS, never for unix.
For unix you need shell scripts.
I might help you writing one (and you'll also learn how to navigate in unix, edit files and execute them) if you PM me what you want to achieve.

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Thanks all for the help, will pm.

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Anyone have a good working link for a compiled binary for cgminer ubuntu 386/32 build or one that will work on that?
I did get one from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/i386/cgminer but my system didn't have permission to install it. 

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New release: Version 4.10.0 - 23rd January 2017

http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/

Lots of driver updates and numerous accumulated fixes and improvements.


Human readable changelog:

The very short version:
Avalon 4/5/6/7 support
Compac gekko support
Solo mining segwit support
Updated build to use system libusb
Updated build to latest jansson library
Lots of low level fixes and reliability improvements
Pool failover handling improvements
Diff handling improvements
Extra block change information
Other configuration options
See full changelog for unlisted items.


Full changelog:

- Silence warning.
- Clean up compac driver.
- Allocate appropriate memory size for PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR
- Remove jansson memory tricks.
- Increase header size for gbt solo.
- Increase header size.
- Fix curl build on mingw
- Windows build fixes.
- Fix avalon4 warnings.
- We can only change diff once per notify so assume successive diffs are stacked
for successive notifies.
- Enable avalon4 building with avalon7.
- Move to system libusb.
- Upgrade to jansson 2.9
- display restart thread errno
- String length sanity checks in config parsing.
- Make pool_no and block height logging more consistent
- Always clean swork when prev_hash changes
- Add nonce mask to api for Avalon7
- Add new options for Avalon7
- Add a device table for Avalon7
- Update AVA7_DEFAULT_MINER_CNT usage
- Add frequency range support 100MHz - 500MHz
- Added roll_work_ntime() to enchance performance
- Revert "Set default ava7 nonce mask to 27 which empiric testing shows stable
and more rapid rise in frequency without significant overshoot."
- Remove useless code in avalon7
- Detect avalon7 modules during ava7 init and only add the device if any modules
exist.
- Unplug avalon7 on failing to re-init AUC to allow a clean hotplug event which
is more reliable.
- Fix warning without ava4/7
- Re-initialise libusb if there are no active devices before the next hotplug
event.
- Reset the tv_end variable before each libusb handle events call.
- Fix Vo display for A741
- Update AVA7_DEFAULT_ASIC_MAX for A741
- Tweak ava7 fan control further.
- Set default ava7 nonce mask to 27 which empiric testing shows stable and more
rapid rise in frequency without significant overshoot.
- Set ava7 starting fan to 1/3 speed between min and max.
- Convert the avalon7 fan control to use a PID-like feedback mechanism for
optimal fan speed and quasi-constant temperature. Change meaning of target
temperature to actual desired temperature, setting it to 90C. Set minimum
fanspeed to 5% as a safety fallback.
- Inherit the diff from the original stratum in submit_nonce2_nonce, fixing
wrong diff submits on avalon6/7.
- Use diff1 and diff rejected to calculate hashrate in avalon7 for a more stable
displayed hashrate.
- Check for nodev errors after usb transfers to not change the err value.
- There is no need for complicated locking in usb_reset; simply use the write
lock and avoid locking risks.
- Update nonce mask from 31 to 29
- Send jobid when it's update
- Flush useless works when new block was found
- Update error polling count
- Fix frequency mode for Avalon7
- Added connection overload detection and API entry
- Fixed some English mistakes
- Fix display mm status when stratum pool is failed
- Update api display
- Reset usb devices if they fail to initialise.
- TIMER_ABSTIME is not available on osx
- Get rid of binary stratum work based on avalon7 define.
- Remove impossible comparisons from avalon7.c
- Style police.
- Don't use the stratum work generator for Avalon7
- Add STRATUM_USER_AGENT macro for utils
- Update README and ASIC-README for Avalon7
- Add Avalon7 support
- Fix warning in AV4 driver
- Update AVA4_DEFAULT_MODULARS
- Update nonce2 start and range
- Add more options for AVA4_FREQ_TEMPADJ_MODE
- Double check data size when use avalon4_auc_xfer
- Update AVA4_MM60_TEMP_FREQADJ
- Fix xfer_err_cnt
- Avoid thread block when use AV4 iic driver
- Update check rules for AUC
- Support AV4 miner detect through iic
- Fix some settings for AvalonMiner 6.0
- advertise segwit support for solo mining
- add support for segwit commitment insertion
- add bip9 support
- Fix work update for hash_work
- Fix various minor once-off memory leaks
- Fix read beyond stack size issue
- Reattach kernel driver to correct IF
- Fix clobbered by ‘longjmp’ or ‘vfork’ warning
- Fix unreachable code
- allow for independent target freq so bad stick doesn't effect group
- +1 freq hex alignment
- tidy up naming to match general conventions
- tidy up some unused vars
- Add in ramp code. Untie compac detect from default icarus fallback detect to
have a cleaner device detect path.
- move over code to fit serial number on screen
- changed a few spaces to tabs
- Added GekkoScience Compac detection and support to the icarus driver.
- Show Current Block Version under pools api
- Show Current Block Height under pools api
- Update avalon4 options
- Update AVA4_DEFAULT_SMART_SPEED to AVA4_DEFAULT_SMARTSPEED_MODE3
- Update avalon4_update process
- Code cleanup
- Minor update
- Detach the duplicate dev when detect in xfer
- Update mm count when scan hash
- Check module if exits when detect
- Update hashmeter for avalon devs
- Fix i_5s usage
- Update smart frequency for AVA4_DEFAULT_SMARTSPEED_MODE3
- Add new smart speed mode (mode 3)
- Update default value
- Add more options for smartspeed
- Don't label threads of devices that are paused as sick
- Set avalon4 to cut off if thread should be paused
- ASIC-README: Avalon6 will come up as AV6
- Update the ASIC-README and help message of Avalon4/4.1/6
- fix cgminer-api compilation on osx
- Support low diffs like those on testnets
- Restart being missed outside of block change
- Set default frequencies for ava4/6 in the correct place if none is specified
- Use a generic zero stats function for drivers that don't implement their own
- The fan control for ava6 overshoots often so use a safer non-linear curve
mechanism relative to the target temperature and remove inappropriate caps to
opt_avalon4_overheat and opt_avalon4_temp_target
- 450 would appear to be the most reliable startup speed for ava6 so revise it
down further
- Avoid double locking when checking if a block exists to prevent a further race
between seeing it and adding it
- AVA6 is more reliable starting up at the slightly slower speed of 470, making
it internally start at 450 before working its way up
- Set the freq array variables when setting default frequency as well
- Set default frequency according to ava type if none is specified on the
command line, choosing 475 as default for ava6
- Use AV6 name for avalon6 in ava4 driver
- Update copyright notices for ava4 driver
- Fix warnings
- Log blockheight when the pool changes to a new block.
- Check for stratum clean message in test_work_current to not give false
positive messages for missed pool notifications of block changes
- Update AVA4_DEFAULT_SPEED_ERROR
- Add new option for Avalon6
- Update frequency process
- Update AVA4_DEFAULT_TEMP_TARGET for Avalon6
- Update voltage decode for Avalon6
- Update temperature target and overheat
- Update target temp settting
- Update fan adjust
- Update Vol api display
- Update avalon4 option
- Display stratum difficulty in pool api
- Fix divide by zero
- Fix nonce counter
- Fix GHS display
- Display total asics for Avalon6
- Update max diff for Avalon4 and Avalon6
- Update temperature check
- Fix typo
- By default we enable automatic frequency
- Minor changes
- Update display
- Update api display
- Fix GHSmm
- Update api for Avalon6
- Display pll infomation for Avalon6
- Update frequency for Avalon6
- Turn on avalon6 nonce check as default
- Update convert voltage
- Update voltage display
- Display more status
- Enable adjust frequency automatically
- Update convert voltage
- Update temperature display for Avalon6
- Add more options for Avalon6
- Update asic count for Avalon6
- Update hashrate counter
- Decode voltage and temperature for Avalon6
- Support error code for Avalon6
- Support 2 miners for Avalon6
- Show ASCI status for Avalon6
- Don't need config voltage for Avalon6
- Update MM60 profile
- Add nonce counter for Avalon6
- Hide MW for Avalon6.0
- Count hw for Avalon6
- Increse stat buffer size
- Fix job_idcmp when copy stratum
- Add Avalon6 support
- Apply immediately the first set_difficulty
- store the next difficulty
- Make pool fallback time configurable and default to 2 minutes instead of 5.
Rework fallback mechanism to check pool status every 5 seconds and not miss a
recovering pool.
- Fix error message for pools such as p2pool that use no nonce1 in their stratum
templates
- Set work delay to 1 for AntS1 and AntS2
- driver-bitmain default tempoverctrl off so it can be disabled
- API add Work Difficulty to pools
- remove some documention references to getwork
- Support multiple modulars frequency setting
- Decode frequency for Avalon nano 2.0
- Decode adc status for Avalon nano 2.0
- Display temperature in api (Avalon nano 2.0
- Display asic match works for Avalon5
- Support adjust frequency by asics
- Display asic freq in status
- Diplay moving average dh for Avalon5
- Fix api display
- Upgrade date/timestamp strings to millisecond accuracy
- Support voltage adjustment automatically by modular
- Support Avalon5
- Increase AVAM_DEFAULT_ADJ_INTERVAL
- Boundary check
- Update AVAM_DEFAULT_VOLTAGE_MIN
- Check the final freq
- Support frequency adjust automatically
- Add simple moving sum of the hardware errors
- Add elapsed info for Avalon miner
- Advise against building blockerupter driver
- Move blockerupter driver to after icarus to not interfere with their detection
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?


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January 23, 2017, 11:45:47 AM
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glad to have compac support baked in now. thanks!

will be nice to have the official cgminer running again.

EDIT: avast thinks its a virus. naturally  Roll Eyes

will send it in to them so they can white list it.
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January 23, 2017, 11:50:34 AM
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glad to have compac support baked in now. thanks!

will be nice to have the official cgminer running again.
You're welcome. Since I don't have one I'm relying entirely on the assurance from the code submitter that it actually works. All I could do was confirm it didn't interfere with existing similar devices that I own.

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