Of course no, you should enter stratum password.
Ok, so I'm currently using Claymore's with ethermine.org My Claymore config file doesn't have a stratum password. So will eminer work without one? If not, how do I create a stratum account and get a password?
You can use x as a password for ethermine.org.
Thanks for clarifying! This seems very legit!
With the devfee on, we're currently getting 3Mh/s more with Eminer than with Claymore.For anyone else using Claymore on linux, the bare minimum equivalent for Eminer is:
./eminer -S us1.ethermine.org:4444 -U wallet_address -P x
This can be placed in a shell script to execute on system boot.
Here is the output from the Eminer help file:
christianCoder$ ./eminer -h
Usage of ./eminer:
-B int
Run benchmark (default -1)
-F string
Farm mode with the work server at URL, use comma for multiple rpc server (default "http://127.0.0.1:8545")
-L List GPU devices
-M string
Run mine on selected devices, use comma for multiple devices (default "all")
-N string
Name of your worker
-P string
Password for stratum server
-S :
Stratum mode, use comma for multiple stratum server (example: :)
-U string
Username for stratum server
-V int
Log level (default 3)
-cpu int
Set the maximum number of CPUs to use
-fan-percent string
Set fan speed percent on selected devices, use comma for multiple devices (amd devices only)
-fixed-diff
Fixed diff for works, round solutions
-http string
HTTP server for monitoring (read-only) for disable set "no" (default ":8550")
-intensity string
GPU work size intensity, use comma for multiple devices (default: 32)
-kernel string
Select kernel for GPU devices, currently 3 kernels available, use comma for multiple devices
-no-devfee
Disable devfee, this can be impact some performance reduces
-no-output-color
Disable colorized output log format
-stathat string
Set your stathat email address here to have some basic metrics from stathat.com
-v Version