Quote from: fynxgloire on November 22, 2017, 05:08:27 PM

Quote from: aaronsace on November 22, 2017, 04:15:44 PM

Quote from: fynxgloire on November 22, 2017, 03:15:49 PM

Sorry to say but this MulIPool miner is absolute garbage, I spent 2 days trying to get this thing to run stable on my system.
After windows blocked the miner program from accessing my video card, I finally gave up.
I had to manually copy dll's from here and there, followed all the instructions, then all sorts of issues.
I never had any issues with NeoMiner autoswitching program.
Going back to that one.
Good riddance

LOL no such thing as downloading DLLs. V2.7.0.1 works perfectly, check the issues section on GitHub. Keep spreading the FUD. That miner is my code as well. Cool

I installed this on a complete newly upgraded to Windows Anniversary Edition 10 64 bit.
Trust me, its not good.
This is from one fellow developer to another ( me to you )
You need to install your code on a complete new PC and go step by step, you will see the missing holes.
Running this program even resulted in the miners (Claymore, ewbf,etc. ) only recognizing 7 out of my 8 graphics cards, YET all 8 are visible in device manager.
Plus your searching my whole damn hard drive and copying whole directories into your Bin directory ( including files and scripts that are not even required for your program to run ) Kind of like a virus.
Hey man, I would use it if it were stable, but not in its present form, no way.

There are hundreds using it; I assure you it's working. If you think there is an issue, then report it on GitHub. It doesn't detect any cards in V2.7.0.1 so the issues are clearly nothing to do with MultiPoolMiner but the miners. It's searching your hard drive because you didn't downloaded the release but a highly buggy branch of code.

Seriously though; don't spread FUD if you are a developer when you haven't even reported the issue.