solutionsfert.blogg.se - Cgminer rejected low difficulty share

Solo mining setups will not mine unless a btc address is specified now, and the address is displayed on startup if it exists.Big endian hosts (like the antminer S1, avalon) did not work with solo mining.Confirmed working with 200TH of miners aimed at the one bitcoind. Cgminer now opens and closes the connection every time it talks to bitcoind allowing any number of cgminer instances to mine solo from the one instance. Bitcoind did not like lots of persistent connections at once meaning it would fall over if more than one cgminer instance was trying to mine at the same time from the one bitcoind instance.Other minor bugfixes and trivial changes.Fixes for building with libcurl disabled.Support reading configuration files with -c command from web URLs.This currently only tags hashfast, cointerra and BF1 devices which have serial numbers. Added serial number to the unique identifier on-screen when it exists instead of an arbitrary device number.Toggling can be disabled via the Display menu. Revamped the display since it was getting too wide: It now is back to the narrower size it was a few versions ago and toggles between the different data at regular intervals based on the opt log interval variable.Added rolling hashrates for 1 min, 5 min and 15 mins to the main display and per device to the API as well.

Revamped the hashrate meter to be far more reliable internally.

Added rules for using cointerra on PC in case anyone besides me actually does this.

Support for a whole lot more USB hubs on windows.

Fix for a rare corruption possibility with solo mining.

Fixed getwork share submission which was broken for the rare pools remaining that still use it.

Solo miners can now add their own signature of up to 32 characters to the coinbase with the -btc-sig option.

BXF bits can now be configured on the command line in case people wish to push the maximum for hardware modded devices (normally 54).

Hexfury USB sticks should now be detected and come up as HXF instead of BXF.

Added checking for any number of chips on bi*fury (BXF) devices and added the extra output in the API for them.

They are a hangover from the GPU days and choosing devices with this command does not give any meaningfully reliable way of choosing devices.

The -device and -remove-disabled commands have been removed.

This can be enabled/disabled via the display menu.

Added a -widescreen option by request which does not toggle and shows all information.

The hashrate line for per-device also includes the Work Utility at the end now instead of the alternate screen to better fit within 80 columns.

Changed the toggling display to sit on the most important screen and not toggle by default, but it can be re-enabled via the isplay menu.

Some options were never written correctly and many weren't written at all previously. Now if you choose rite from the ettings menu it should write most of the options you've given on the command line.

Did a major rewrite of the code that writes and parses the config files.

During network outages the devices hashrate would appear static, this has been fixed.

Useful if you are building your own GUI, or prefer to work exclusively in Terminal.

Includes only cgminer and library binaries, without my custom launcher. Includes precompiled versions of all the libraries you need to run cgminer, a modified version of cgminer to point to these libraries, and a launcher script.ĭownload miner only Intended for advanced users 2.9MB zip file

Download full package Intended for most users 6.9MB zip file To support further development of cgminer, please consider a bitcoin donation to the primary cgminer developer, Con Kolivas, at 15qSxP1SQcUX3o4nhkfdbgyoWEFMomJ4rZ. Original documentation and author notes for cgminer are available here. This page hosts unofficial universal binaries for Mac OS X 10.5 through 10.9 (Intel and PPC), which you can use to run cgminer on your Apple Mac. Take steps to adequately cool your device and/or proceed at your own risk.Ĭgminer is a combined FPGA and ASIC bitcoin miner written in C, cross platform for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, with stratum support, remote interface capabilities, support for multiple simultaneous mining devices, and advanced caching and detection algorithms that maximize cryptocoin mining efficiency. It is highly recommended not to mine on a "compact" Mac unless it is to a USB device. The cooling design of most compact Macs such as MacBooks, iMacs and Mac Minis, despite having powerful GPUs, will usually not cope with constant usage leading to a high risk of thermal damage.