Quote from: mrb on November 11, 2016, 02:19:29 AM

Quote from: scryptr on November 11, 2016, 01:45:28 AM

FINALLY, ONE THAT WORKS ON NVIDIA!!! --

Silentarmy has worked on Nvidia since v4: https://github.com/mbevand/silentarmy/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Quote from: scryptr on November 11, 2016, 01:45:28 AM

OK, and thanks again. KenshiroTheFist has implemented extranonce suscribe for mrb's silentarmy, and posted the code. The miner is working just fine except for the "#xnsub". If you are contributing to the code, or know who is, please encourage them to merge the available "#xnsub" code.

I am aware of the extranonce patch and the only reason I have not merged it already is because it is not high-priority. Silentarmy works just fine as it is on nicehash.

What is the #xnsub patch?

EXTRANONCE SUBSCRIBE (#XNSUB) --

The acronym "#XNSUB" is used to tell some mining software to use extanonce subscribe code, as in "algo.usa.nicehash.com:1234/#xnsub". Yes, your miner may have worked on nicehash since verssion four (v4). However, getting it to compile and run on my own Lubuntu 14.04 rig was not so simple. I am grateful that krnlx provided both a binary, and code, that simply went together immediately.

The nasty red "X" that appears in the extranonce subscribe column of the NiceHash stats (statistics) page is bothersome. Your miner does mine on several different pools as-is. I left some dust at about three. NiceHash pays in BitCoin (BTC), and the perservering wallet problems for Zcash (ZEC) are not in play there. All my nVidia cards are currently minning CryptoNight (XMR) or Zcash (ZEC) on NiceHash at the moment, and the BTC payout offsets the recurring ZEC wallet problems encounterred by my Linux AMD ZEC rigs.

Thank you for your coding efforts. Please keep up the good work! --scryptr