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

[Commie]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

[patrike]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

You can define Clocking Profile Groups (see the Options dialog, GPU Clocking Profiles, where you find the groups as well) looking at the reported GPU Name. This is however the true name of the GPU like "nVidia GeForce RTX 3090", not any custom name you defined yourself.

With the Clocking Profile Groups you can for example define that all GPU names containing "3090" should have one profile or all GPU brands matching "ASUS" should have another profile and so on.

[Commie]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

You can define Clocking Profile Groups (see the Options dialog, GPU Clocking Profiles, where you find the groups as well) looking at the reported GPU Name. This is however the true name of the GPU like "nVidia GeForce RTX 3090", not any custom name you defined yourself.

With the Clocking Profile Groups you can for example define that all GPU names containing "3090" should have one profile or all GPU brands matching "ASUS" should have another profile and so on.

Well, that's the issue I have. Even though all my cards are 3080s I have to use slightly different settings for them being from various manufacturers and cooled differently. As a result at the moment my clocking profiles and profile groups look like a huge mess hard even for myself to sort out what's what.

[patrike]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

You can define Clocking Profile Groups (see the Options dialog, GPU Clocking Profiles, where you find the groups as well) looking at the reported GPU Name. This is however the true name of the GPU like "nVidia GeForce RTX 3090", not any custom name you defined yourself.

With the Clocking Profile Groups you can for example define that all GPU names containing "3090" should have one profile or all GPU brands matching "ASUS" should have another profile and so on.

Well, that's the issue I have. Even though all my cards are 3080s I have to use slightly different settings for them being from various manufacturers and cooled differently. As a result at the moment my clocking profiles and profile groups look like a huge mess hard even for myself to sort out what's what.

I understand your point here. Are you also mining different algorithms so you define clocking settings not only per GPU but also per algorithm? Or are you only mining one single coin/algorithm all the time?

[patrike]

Awesome Miner version 9.0.5

 ASIC mining
  - Added support for IBeLink BM-S1
  - Added support for Goldshell HS-BOX
  - Reboot of Goldshell ASIC miners. Configure the External Miner property ASIC Hardware and set to Goldshell.
 GPU mining
  - Memory voltage can be set for Radeon 5000-series on Linux
 Features
  - Display of revenue and profit in BTC on the dashboard, in additional to the configured display currency (e.g. USD)
  - Configurable: Display of revenue and profit in BTC for each miner group on the Groups page and Miners page
  - Heat map: Indication for miners with at least one hash board not working
 Integration
  - Support for pool balance via the new Luxor pool platform. Requires API key.
 User interface
  - Display of installed CUDA version on the Summary tab
  - Web: Display of GPU hotspot and memory temperature in mobile mode
 Mining software
  - Bminer 16.4.8
  - Nanominer 3.4.2
  - NbMiner 39.7
  - SrbMiner-Multi 0.8.2
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.22
  - WildRig Miner 0.30.1
  - XmRig 6.15.3
 Correction
  - Correction to display of notifications with additional device information for a selected miner
  - Correction to Lolminer setup when using the algorithm Equihash 192,7
  - Correction to T-Rex miner pool selection in profit switching scenarios when using the algorithms Autolykos2 or Octopus without having Ethereum enabled
  - Correction to connection status for cloud connected miners

[crazydane]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

You can define Clocking Profile Groups (see the Options dialog, GPU Clocking Profiles, where you find the groups as well) looking at the reported GPU Name. This is however the true name of the GPU like "nVidia GeForce RTX 3090", not any custom name you defined yourself.

With the Clocking Profile Groups you can for example define that all GPU names containing "3090" should have one profile or all GPU brands matching "ASUS" should have another profile and so on.

Well, that's the issue I have. Even though all my cards are 3080s I have to use slightly different settings for them being from various manufacturers and cooled differently. As a result at the moment my clocking profiles and profile groups look like a huge mess hard even for myself to sort out what's what.

I understand your point here. Are you also mining different algorithms so you define clocking settings not only per GPU but also per algorithm? Or are you only mining one single coin/algorithm all the time?

I have this same issue.  My OC profiles are a mess too:



Different profiles for different models and different algos.

[Commie]

I understand your point here. Are you also mining different algorithms so you define clocking settings not only per GPU but also per algorithm? Or are you only mining one single coin/algorithm all the time?

Yes, exactly. And sometimes for different OS too, ie Win/Linux.

[sxemini]

How do I assign custom name to each GPU in the rig? I did that a while ago with one of my rigs but totally forgot how to do it, search didn't return any answers. I want to be able to later assign clocking profiles to them based on names (which include manufacturer/model/cooling type)

There are unfortunately no great feature for this today. For a selected miner, on the GPU tab, you do have a button for "Set name", but it's a bit limited at the moment. The name will only be used on the GPU tab itself. A future improvement would be to display it everywhere if defined.

Interesting, I think I saw it somewhere in the manual, OC settings rule based on GPU name?

You can define Clocking Profile Groups (see the Options dialog, GPU Clocking Profiles, where you find the groups as well) looking at the reported GPU Name. This is however the true name of the GPU like "nVidia GeForce RTX 3090", not any custom name you defined yourself.

With the Clocking Profile Groups you can for example define that all GPU names containing "3090" should have one profile or all GPU brands matching "ASUS" should have another profile and so on.

Well, that's the issue I have. Even though all my cards are 3080s I have to use slightly different settings for them being from various manufacturers and cooled differently. As a result at the moment my clocking profiles and profile groups look like a huge mess hard even for myself to sort out what's what.

I understand your point here. Are you also mining different algorithms so you define clocking settings not only per GPU but also per algorithm? Or are you only mining one single coin/algorithm all the time?

I have this same issue.  My OC profiles are a mess too:



Different profiles for different models and different algos.

I have over 200 hundreds OC profiles for my 15 Rigs -> i have no problem - save the whole GPU OC group and all profiles get the name of the group, so very easy to find or did i not understand the problem? 

[MoparMiningLLC]

is there any way to get a log file or a report or w/e you want to call it from Awesome Miner that will list the details of every wallet we have listed under wallet balance? More interested in ones I has added but have since removed.

[Commie]

I have over 200 hundreds OC profiles for my 15 Rigs -> i have no problem - save the whole GPU OC group and all profiles get the name of the group, so very easy to find or did i not understand the problem? 

It's not the profiles themselves, it's the GPU names in each rig. At the moment under GPU tab all we can see is the manufacturer (at best - some of my cards don't display even that) and not the model. So in my case I have mixed GPU models in each rig and it's pain in the ass to sort out which card is where, especially when you add/change something and have to reassign profiles to each card as their numeration had changed.

[patrike]

is there any way to get a log file or a report or w/e you want to call it from Awesome Miner that will list the details of every wallet we have listed under wallet balance? More interested in ones I has added but have since removed.

Thanks for your question. There are unfortunately no report/log feature for this kind of scenario.

[narousberg]

Hi Patrike, i just try to override default settings for download URL for T-Rex and AM wrong unarchive downloaded archive file.
( Linux (Hive) + AM 9.0.5 ) Regards

[patrike]

Awesome Miner version 9.0.6

 ASIC mining
  - Set default pools on Goldshell ASIC miners
  - Added support for Goldshell CK5
  - More exact detection of Whatsminer ASIC miners
 GPU mining
  - Added nVidia CUDA 11.5 detection
 Features
  - Property filter for Profit profiles
  - Additional costs in percent of revenue can be configured for Profit Profiles
  - Added pool worker name to Mining history CSV exports
  - Automatic detect and set ASIC hardare for External Miners (configurable)
 Improvements
  - Performance improvements when accessing large Miner Groups and Heatmaps via the web or API
  - Reduce CPU load when using a large number of miners
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.71
  - TeamRedMiner 0.8.6.3
  - TeamBlackMiner 1.23
  - Lolminer 1.35
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.19.0
  - T-Rex miner 0.24.6
  - Nanominer 3.4.3
 Corrections
  - Correction to exchange balance support for Coinbase accounts with a large number of different coins
  - Correction to saving multiple selected GPUs as a default clocking profile for a miner
  - Correction to a scenario where the miner graph could stop working

[patrike]

Hi Patrike, i just try to override default settings for download URL for T-Rex and AM wrong unarchive downloaded archive file.
( Linux (Hive) + AM 9.0.5 ) Regards

I noticed an issue with the latest tar.gz file so there is a workaround in the latest software definition update (not part of 9.0.6, but can be updated after the 9.0.6 installation).

[narousberg]

Hi Patrike, another bug. AM 9.0.6 unable to start TeamBlackMiner due twice use of -w parameter. This is diagnostic window output:

/root/.config/AwesomeMinerService/teamblackminer_1_24_ubuntu_18_04_cuda_11_4.tar_1/TeamBlackMiner_1_24_Ubuntu_18_04_Cuda_11_4/TBMiner  -a ethash -H ru-eth.hiveon.net -p 4444 -P x -W 0x7126E69e15AbC080......35F67644CB034728 -w 3070MIX-E01 --api --api-port 4028

I removed second -w param and run TBM without problem in terminal window on Linux.
To run TBMiner v1.24 on Linux you must install 495.44 driver and install this libs:  sudo apt install libcurl4-openssl-dev libapr1
Regards

upd: looks like this TBMiner is simply to buggy.

[nordmann666]

anyone get avalon8 (841,851,852) to work a managed device?

i cant reboot or doing other basic stuff - SSH is active and W:0/0

but cant do any (legacy/non legacy) actions with awesome miner

the miners are connected to raspi - would be great to have some ability to reboot at least

[patrike]

anyone get avalon8 (841,851,852) to work a managed device?

i cant reboot or doing other basic stuff - SSH is active and W:0/0

but cant do any (legacy/non legacy) actions with awesome miner

the miners are connected to raspi - would be great to have some ability to reboot at least

A few quick questions:
1) Is the monitoring part working fine, where you can see hashrate and so on?
2) On the Summary tab of Awesome Miner, is it indicating Restricted API Access or Privileged API Access?
3) If you perform the reboot operation via the toolbar Tools -> Reboot and show progress, what is the error message you get?
4) For Avalon 1000-, 1100- and 1200-series we have a different way of performing the reboot operation. I actually don't know if it would work on Avalon 800-series as well, but if nothing else works, you could give it a try. Right click on the External Miner and select Properties. Change the ASIC Hardware to Avalon 1000/1100/1200. Now try the Reboot operation again.

[fgm]

Hello,
For the next version please modify hashrate diplay fo SRBminer multi 0.83. He has reworked hashrate stats and it displays 0.
Thanks

[patrike]

Hello,
For the next version please modify hashrate diplay fo SRBminer multi 0.83. He has reworked hashrate stats and it displays 0.
Thanks

Thanks for the feedback. This will be corrected in the next release.

[doktor83]

Hello,
For the next version please modify hashrate diplay fo SRBminer multi 0.83. He has reworked hashrate stats and it displays 0.
Thanks

Thanks for the feedback. This will be corrected in the next release.

Hi, yes, i can't follow every miner os / wrapper but i wrote it in the release notes on github:

Reworked hashrate reporting/stats - now reporting average for 1 min / 1 hr / 6 hr / 12 hr (in API too)

I think these are more useful than what was previously.