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for some reason - i am not getting any picture with the link you have provided ... the settings you are using for sgminer would be the thing id like to see ... you cant be the only one that nicehash singles out to NOT payout ... the system is running well and has been for hundreds of miners ... there has to be something that is going on - possibly with your settings ... #crysx Figured it out....its paying out to the address in the "sgminer-fixed" and "sgminer-profitswitch" CONF files. I made a new .BAT file but I guess it still refers to those ones. Do I have to go through and replace the address in it with mine (like 10 times)? |
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November 07, 2015, 01:43:55 AM |
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for some reason - i am not getting any picture with the link you have provided ... the settings you are using for sgminer would be the thing id like to see ... you cant be the only one that nicehash singles out to NOT payout ... the system is running well and has been for hundreds of miners ... there has to be something that is going on - possibly with your settings ... #crysx Here's a pic of my SGminer. Single R9 290:  |
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chrysophylax
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November 07, 2015, 02:24:57 AM |
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for some reason - i am not getting any picture with the link you have provided ... the settings you are using for sgminer would be the thing id like to see ... you cant be the only one that nicehash singles out to NOT payout ... the system is running well and has been for hundreds of miners ... there has to be something that is going on - possibly with your settings ... #crysx Figured it out....its paying out to the address in the "sgminer-fixed" and "sgminer-profitswitch" CONF files. I made a new .BAT file but I guess it still refers to those ones. Do I have to go through and replace the address in it with mine (like 10 times)? i dont quite understand that favelle ... the address you use should be available to see on the nicehash list regardless ... hang on - are you suggesting that you are using the btc address that is displayed on a website somewhere? ... #crysx |
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November 07, 2015, 02:30:12 AM |
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for some reason - i am not getting any picture with the link you have provided ... the settings you are using for sgminer would be the thing id like to see ... you cant be the only one that nicehash singles out to NOT payout ... the system is running well and has been for hundreds of miners ... there has to be something that is going on - possibly with your settings ... #crysx Figured it out....its paying out to the address in the "sgminer-fixed" and "sgminer-profitswitch" CONF files. I made a new .BAT file but I guess it still refers to those ones. Do I have to go through and replace the address in it with mine (like 10 times)? i dont quite understand that favelle ... the address you use should be available to see on the nicehash list regardless ... hang on - are you suggesting that you are using the btc address that is displayed on a website somewhere? ... #crysx I was searching for my BTC address on NiceHash.....SGMiner was using the default BTC address in the CONF files. |
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November 07, 2015, 02:39:11 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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November 07, 2015, 03:26:53 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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Yup, that's what I did. But the address in SGMiner was the 17FP4wt......one. Not mine. I'll replace mine in the CONF file..see what happens. |
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November 07, 2015, 03:47:51 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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Yup, that's what I did. But the address in SGMiner was the 17FP4wt......one. Not mine. I'll replace mine in the CONF file..see what happens. Got it to go, replaced my the BTC address in the CONF file with my own...all working good. Its currently on the x13 algo.....hashrate is 3.8Mh/s....that seems low for a 290, no? |
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chrysophylax
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November 07, 2015, 04:03:47 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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Yup, that's what I did. But the address in SGMiner was the 17FP4wt......one. Not mine. I'll replace mine in the CONF file..see what happens. Got it to go, replaced my the BTC address in the CONF file with my own...all working good. Its currently on the x13 algo.....hashrate is 3.8Mh/s....that seems low for a 290, no? in all cases - no matter what the miner is 'supposed' to do - ALWAYS change the addresses ... ALWAYS ... the way i work with any miner is simple ... scrap all the config files - and build your own ... even if it means an extra 1 hour to setup ... your hashrate is very important to you - so unless you are hashing to donate to the dev - change everything ... if you do want to donate - please have a look at this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1089744 ... its just one of the ways to hashback to the dev ... glad you found the issue ... happy mining ... #crysx |
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November 07, 2015, 06:33:56 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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Yup, that's what I did. But the address in SGMiner was the 17FP4wt......one. Not mine. I'll replace mine in the CONF file..see what happens. Got it to go, replaced my the BTC address in the CONF file with my own...all working good. Its currently on the x13 algo.....hashrate is 3.8Mh/s....that seems low for a 290, no? in all cases - no matter what the miner is 'supposed' to do - ALWAYS change the addresses ... ALWAYS ... the way i work with any miner is simple ... scrap all the config files - and build your own ... even if it means an extra 1 hour to setup ... your hashrate is very important to you - so unless you are hashing to donate to the dev - change everything ... if you do want to donate - please have a look at this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1089744 ... its just one of the ways to hashback to the dev ... glad you found the issue ... happy mining ... #crysx Thanks man, much appreciated. For building my config files, should I use my old ones for CGMiner back when I was mining Scrypt, or will it be all new ones? |
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chrysophylax
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November 07, 2015, 08:13:41 AM |
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well if you are selling your hash rate you id is your btc address putting that into a .bat file "should" overwrite anything that's in a CONF file.
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Yup, that's what I did. But the address in SGMiner was the 17FP4wt......one. Not mine. I'll replace mine in the CONF file..see what happens. Got it to go, replaced my the BTC address in the CONF file with my own...all working good. Its currently on the x13 algo.....hashrate is 3.8Mh/s....that seems low for a 290, no? in all cases - no matter what the miner is 'supposed' to do - ALWAYS change the addresses ... ALWAYS ... the way i work with any miner is simple ... scrap all the config files - and build your own ... even if it means an extra 1 hour to setup ... your hashrate is very important to you - so unless you are hashing to donate to the dev - change everything ... if you do want to donate - please have a look at this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1089744 ... its just one of the ways to hashback to the dev ... glad you found the issue ... happy mining ... #crysx Thanks man, much appreciated. For building my config files, should I use my old ones for CGMiner back when I was mining Scrypt, or will it be all new ones? no - sgminer has different conf files ... read up on them - and get the current setup from the demo ones ... #crysx |
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November 08, 2015, 01:27:41 AM |
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The custom firmware for the BitMain AntMiner S5 with the graphs both versions; the one with Cgminer 4.8.0 and 4.9.0 have a extremely high number of discarded shares and low accepted ones on other pools even using the #xnsub. The graph stats that the custom image offers is really nice for performance comparisons. The latest official firmware for the S5 really could use the graphs feature without messing up the other aspects of the image; because the officail image has way lower discarded shares and higher accepted ones.
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November 08, 2015, 01:08:12 PM |
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cant connect. my rig works fine i can mine everything else but nicehash.com every single algo.usa.nicehash.com: port from the front page just doesn't work. i'm using sgminer with the new stratum subscribe in pimp 1.7.0. is there an allowed users list i don't know about?? --on my windows rig i just downloaded https://www.nicehash.com/sw/sgminer-5.1-nicehash.zip still the same problem... wtf? |
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November 10, 2015, 12:41:52 PM
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The hashrate does not drop, because sp miner is used on maxwell cards and tpruvot miner for 3.x cards, they don't interfere.
You already mine single algo - whichever is most profitable. If you ran benchmark previously, then NHM will autoselect best algorithm. Each ccminer instance is doing this - thus it can happen that sp miner is mining one algo and tpruvot another algo, because the ratio of speeds are not the same.
If you wish to mine with only 5.x devices, you can disable 3.x.
Support for disabling individual algorithms comes in 1.1.0.5.
Ok got it and it's working very well. But when I put in ccminer a private kernel as ccminer_sp and delete the original I get an error. How do I replace ccminer_sp with the latest ccminer in the bin folder ? And I need it access my bat file on this computer only that has -d 0,1,2 -i 16,0,0 in it. thx |
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November 10, 2015, 07:06:29 PM |
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But when I put in ccminer a private kernel as ccminer_sp and delete the original I get an error.
How do I replace ccminer_sp with the latest ccminer in the bin folder ?
And I need it access my bat file on this computer only that has -d 0,1,2 -i 16,0,0 in it.
What error do you get? You can simply change ccminer_sp.exe in it should work out-of-the box with the new binary. For all additional parameters you can simply append it to config.json at particular algorithm. |
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November 10, 2015, 07:13:04 PM |
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But when I put in ccminer a private kernel as ccminer_sp and delete the original I get an error.
How do I replace ccminer_sp with the latest ccminer in the bin folder ?
And I need it access my bat file on this computer only that has -d 0,1,2 -i 16,0,0 in it.
What error do you get? You can simply change ccminer_sp.exe in it should work out-of-the box with the new binary. For all additional parameters you can simply append it to config.json at particular algorithm. Ok I see...put it as ccminer_sp.exe.......ok thx |
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November 12, 2015, 10:25:10 AM |
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Web server is currently overloaded. If you're using API make sure you have set a timeout long enough when querying API. Stratum servers are unaffected.
Best regards,
NiceHash team.
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November 12, 2015, 11:06:55 PM |
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Maintenance completed, servers upgraded and additionally secured. Web interface is again normally responsive. Keep on hashing!  Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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November 12, 2015, 11:08:39 PM |
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Miners (sellers): if anyone is interested in being paid in some other cryptocurrencies rather than Bitcoin (for example, Litecoin, Dash, Doge, etc.): We'are working on a solution for this with ShapeShift. But we need them to upgrade their API so that we can do many-to-many transactions - this way we'll be able to make payouts in a range of currencies. If you want to speed up this implementation contact them ( https://shapeshift.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new) and express your support for "Extended API support for multiple receiving addresses" feature request. Thanks! Best regards, NiceHash team. |
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November 13, 2015, 09:37:39 AM |
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Miners (sellers): if anyone is interested in being paid in some other cryptocurrencies rather than Bitcoin (for example, Litecoin, Dash, Doge, etc.): We'are working on a solution for this with ShapeShift. But we need them to upgrade their API so that we can do many-to-many transactions - this way we'll be able to make payouts in a range of currencies. If you want to speed up this implementation contact them ( https://shapeshift.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new) and express your support for "Extended API support for multiple receiving addresses" feature request. Thanks! Best regards, NiceHash team. that actually sounds fantastic ... although they dont have granite as one of the payout coins ... which is what i would be more interested in ... but a multi coin payout? ... how would that work? ... same as currently working - but with a different address ( according to the coin you want to be paid out in ) ? ... #crysx |
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November 14, 2015, 09:44:31 AM |
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But when I put in ccminer a private kernel as ccminer_sp and delete the original I get an error.
How do I replace ccminer_sp with the latest ccminer in the bin folder ?
And I need it access my bat file on this computer only that has -d 0,1,2 -i 16,0,0 in it.
What error do you get? You can simply change ccminer_sp.exe in it should work out-of-the box with the new binary. For all additional parameters you can simply append it to config.json at particular algorithm. Ok I see...put it as ccminer_sp.exe.......ok thx It won't recognize my ccminer.exe in place of your ccminer_sp.exe thx |
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