This is a developer fee miner, meaning that a fraction of your hash rate is
used to support the developer. If your pool is not supported by this miner,
a pool will be chosen from a list of default pools for mining the dev fee.
Note that if none of the default pools are available, this miner will stop
working entirely. All displayed rates are based on your shares only.
In case of questions or problems, contact me under āzcminer.dev@gmail.comā.
Wish you happy mining!
Setting log level to 2
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Connecting to stratum server zec-eu.coinmine.pl:7077
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Connected!
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Starting miner
[16:19:19][0x00007fef79931700] #00-nv0 | Starting thread #0 on gpu 0
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Subscribed to stratum server
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] miner | Extranonce is 11d0170e
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Target set to 0033333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333312d80
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Received new job #65
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7a766700] dev-fee | Connecting to stratum server us1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Authorized worker kernelq.rig1
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7af67700] stratum | Received new job #65
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7a766700] dev-fee | Connected!
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7a766700] dev-fee | Subscribed to stratum server
[16:19:19][0x00007fef7a766700] dev-fee | Authorized worker
[16:19:29][0x00007fef7cf57740] Speed [300 sec]: 0 H/s, 0 Sol/s
@krnl
Default is 14, I think, and that should be optimal (or close to optimal). Your free to try a little higher or lower values. Doesnāt make that much of a difference.
@krnl
Yes that might be a problem, I can only test with 1 gpu since I have only oneā¦
Try reducing the threads per GPU to 8 (ā-t 8ā). That might help a little and not cause too much performance hit.
I will work on the cpu problem in the next versionā¦
you mention a retsart script might be a good idea, why dont you supply users with one?
how do I fix this error:
./zceminer_maxwell_kepler_cuda70: error while loading shared libraries: libcudaartso7.9: csnnot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I got this on Ubuntu 16.04 ./zcminer_pascal_cuda8.0: error while loading shared libraries: libcudart.so.8.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
@Dango @cryptomined
Did you put put the libcudart.so.8.0 from the repository in the same folder as the binary? Then it should workā¦
Otherwise, you might try to install cuda 8.0
This is a developer fee miner, meaning that a fraction of your hash rate is
used to support the developer. If your pool is not supported by this miner,
a pool will be chosen from a list of default pools for mining the dev fee.
Note that if none of the default pools are available, this miner will stop
working entirely. All displayed rates are based on your shares only.
In case of questions or problems, contact me under āzcminer.dev@gmail.comā.
Wish you happy mining!
Setting log level to 2
[15:32:14][0x00007f689ca6c700] stratum | Connecting to stratum server zec.suprnova.cc:2142
[15:32:14][0x00007f689ca6c700] stratum | Connected!
[15:32:14][0x00007f689ca6c700] stratum | Starting miner
[15:32:14][0x00007f689b233700] #00-nv0 | Starting thread #0 on gpu 0
GPUassert: CUDA driver version is insufficient for CUDA runtime version /home/daniel/Dropbox/stratumminer/nheqminer/nheqminer/eh_cuda_new.cu 474
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Hi, i dont think you understand my point. I was trying to argue that making your miner open-source would be a much better service for the community as what you are doing now:
distributing a binary miner where no one sees the code and if it does not contain malware
asking for a outrageous 10% fee for your miner
using other open-source code in a for-profit closed source project.
It is not only unethical, but also short-sighted. It is pretty certain that in one/two weeks someone will release a fully functioning CUDA miner for Linux, that will be also open-source and will not ask for a 10% fee. In that moment you miner will be obsolete, everyone will stop using it, and you will be out of the game.
A much better option would be to make your code open-source, and ask for donations. There is a lot of people who would donate now and in the future for support, for updates of new CUDA code, new cards & drivers. Like that your project and you could be relevant into the future and give back to the community from which you already took.
Im surprised and disapointed there are people here who are ok with your fee and the conditions of running a binary they didnt compile on their systems.