[Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners

[BaelCorvus]

Thanks - the AMD cards do not appear in the system tab.
The remote agent file:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvN4z4IFyPSVg4QFYnl1KUNSgP8H2g

Hopefully.

[NetWhiz]

Before the update, I was able to see the details of each GPU on each machine. Now, it shows the hashrate, but the power, clock speeds, and load details all show 0.

The local gpu’s show the information correctly, it is the remote miners that do not.

Can I get a link to the pervious version?

[patrike]

Thanks - the AMD cards do not appear in the system tab.
The remote agent file:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvN4z4IFyPSVg4QFYnl1KUNSgP8H2g

Hopefully.

I've just sent you a PM about this.

[patrike]

Before the update, I was able to see the details of each GPU on each machine. Now, it shows the hashrate, but the power, clock speeds, and load details all show 0.

The local gpu’s show the information correctly, it is the remote miners that do not.

Can I get a link to the pervious version?

Can you see the GPU's on the System tab?
Is "Map to system monitoring" enabled on the GPU tab?

Update: I worked with @BaelCorvus on a similar case above and it turned out that if you use the AMD Blockchain Beta drivers, the latest Awesome Miner version may not list the AMD GPU's. Are you also using these drivers?

[GoRdiE]

hi Patrike,

in coins tab, if we have a coin with the properties changed (in blue), if we press a key to jump quickly from one coin to the next, they are not selected, it is as if they were hidden for this quick selection 

[NetWhiz]

Before the update, I was able to see the details of each GPU on each machine. Now, it shows the hashrate, but the power, clock speeds, and load details all show 0.

The local gpu’s show the information correctly, it is the remote miners that do not.

Can I get a link to the pervious version?

Can you see the GPU's on the System tab?
Is "Map to system monitoring" enabled on the GPU tab?

Update: I worked with @BaelCorvus on a similar case above and it turned out that if you use the AMD Blockchain Beta drivers, the latest Awesome Miner version may not list the AMD GPU's. Are you also using these drivers?

No they are not shown. Yes, map is enabled.

Yes, the remote machine all have the Blockchain drivers. I have not updated them as I have not had time to troubleshoot in case anything went wrong.

[patrike]

hi Patrike,

in coins tab, if we have a coin with the properties changed (in blue), if we press a key to jump quickly from one coin to the next, they are not selected, it is as if they were hidden for this quick selection 

Hi and thanks for pointing this out. I will correct this in the next release.

[patrike]

Before the update, I was able to see the details of each GPU on each machine. Now, it shows the hashrate, but the power, clock speeds, and load details all show 0.

The local gpu’s show the information correctly, it is the remote miners that do not.

Can I get a link to the pervious version?

Can you see the GPU's on the System tab?
Is "Map to system monitoring" enabled on the GPU tab?

Update: I worked with @BaelCorvus on a similar case above and it turned out that if you use the AMD Blockchain Beta drivers, the latest Awesome Miner version may not list the AMD GPU's. Are you also using these drivers?

No they are not shown. Yes, map is enabled.

Yes, the remote machine all have the Blockchain drivers. I have not updated them as I have not had time to troubleshoot in case anything went wrong.

I was able to reproduce and correct this scenario with the Blockchain Beta drivers. It will be corrected in a new release that soon will be released.

In general I don't think the Blockchain drivers are considered to be that great and they are still only Beta. My understanding is that the changes introduced in the Blockchain drivers are already included in more recent Adrenalin drivers.

For those using Native Overclocking with Awesome Miner, the Blockchain Beta drivers are not supported - simply because these drivers doesn't allow third party applications do overclocking in a good way.

[patrike]

Awesome Miner version 6.4.1

 ASIC mining
  - Support for changing the web password of Antminer ASIC miners
  - Bulk edit of External Miner properties related to Antminer web credentials
 Mining software
  - Claymore Ethereum Miner 14.1
  - WildRig Miner 0.16.3
 Corrections
  - Correction for display of AMD GPU details when running the AMD Blockchain beta drivers
  - Correction to keyboard navigation in the Coins tab

[GoRdiE]

hi patrike, i send you a PM

[JimBrown462]

T-Rex 0.10.2
@trexminer trexminer released this 5 hours ago

Add MTP algo (Zcoin)
Add Tesla P100 support
Add built-in watchdog (can be disabled using --no-watchdog parameter)
Default network timeout increased from 3 to 5 minutes
New parameter --hide-date to hide date part of the timestamp in the console
Prevent Windows from going to sleep mode while T-Rex is running
Bug fixes:

"does not validate on CPU" error on RTX cards (CUDA 10 builds)
Long dev fee sessions if system clock "jumps"
GPUs keep hashing even if the pool connection is lost
NOTE: Built-in watchdog allows to perform (auto-)updates, no need to use the external watchdog any more.
If you experience any issues related to the built-in watchdog, let us know. Temporary workaround would be disabling it by --no-watchdog parameter

[RsvTu]

Hi!

Since latest Claymore eth miner requires to run with admin rights (if using strap options) what is the right way to do this with AM?

Cheers
RsvTu

[trucobit]

https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases/download/0.10.2/t-rex-0.10.2-win-cuda10.0.zip

T-rex 10.2   MTP algo....

https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases/tag/0.10.2

[patrike]

Hi!

Since latest Claymore eth miner requires to run with admin rights (if using strap options) what is the right way to do this with AM?

Cheers
RsvTu

You can right click on a miner and select Properties. In the Environment section you will find a setting to run the mining process with Administrator privileges.

[patrike]

https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases/download/0.10.2/t-rex-0.10.2-win-cuda10.0.zip

T-rex 10.2   MTP algo....

https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases/tag/0.10.2

Thanks. This will be included in a release planned for Friday.

[GKumaran]

Feature Request :

• Add a Hash/watt (efficiency) stat
• Support for appending worker name to the password. Maybe a toggle to add to username or password
• In a similar way add password param, like rigname, so we can change param like difficulty per template or per worker
• Abilty to modify the default miner param
• Abilty to use custom watchdog/reboot scripts

Thanx !! 

[bensam1231]

Hey Patrike, small request. Please add a new notification type that just makes AM blink in the taskbar upon notification until the window is checked and stay solid orange till notifications are cleared like IMs in popular programs. Makes it easier to multitask instead of having the banner cover things up constantly.

[RsvTu]

Hi!

Since latest Claymore eth miner requires to run with admin rights (if using strap options) what is the right way to do this with AM?

Cheers
RsvTu

You can right click on a miner and select Properties. In the Environment section you will find a setting to run the mining process with Administrator privileges.

Great, thank you man!

[patrike]

Feature Request :

• Add a Hash/watt (efficiency) stat
• Support for appending worker name to the password. Maybe a toggle to add to username or password
• In a similar way add password param, like rigname, so we can change param like difficulty per template or per worker
• Abilty to modify the default miner param
• Abilty to use custom watchdog/reboot scripts

Thanx !! 

Thanks for all suggestions.

A few comments about #2, #4  and #5 above.

2) You can use the variable [MinerWorker] in the Password field and it will be replaced with the miner unique worker name from your miner. See also:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086024-pool-worker-names

4) As you might know already, you can at least modify some of the default parameters via the Options dialog, Managed Software section.
If you have a miner that is only API compatible with other software and want to completely customize the command line generated, you can create a user defined Managed Software defined to be API compatible with for example CcMiner. In your miner command line you can then use variables like:
-a c11 -o [PoolUrl] -u [Worker] -p [Password] --api-remote -b 0.0.0.0:[ApiPort]
The result is that you are in full control of the command line to use, but you will make use of the API from the mining software.
See also:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086017-generic-miner-use-any-mining-software

5) In the rules you will find the trigger type "Process Failure". Using this one you can define what custom actions to take in case some mining software crashed either once or "too many times".

[patrike]

Hey Patrike, small request. Please add a new notification type that just makes AM blink in the taskbar upon notification until the window is checked and stay solid orange till notifications are cleared like IMs in popular programs. Makes it easier to multitask instead of having the banner cover things up constantly.

Thanks, this is a good idea.