Quote from: odus709 on January 12, 2018, 07:21:54 PM

Nodez coin is setting up their test net and the Dev there said he would be interested in adding their coin to your mining devfee algo. He stated he would be happy to setup if you might like to reach out to him. I sent a link to the Discord from this bitcointalk thread to help you gain some support. They are looking to launch mining in the next couple days!

Thank you for the info. It can be done (to avoid devfee DAG switching for Nodez) but we need a working wallet and working pool for this coin (with at least a dozen GH/s or so). Devfee of 0.65% means that it is only about 1 in 153 found shares on average that goes to the devfee account and if the hasrate for this coin is below certain threshold, the devfee is essentially zero.

Quote from: yyyam2 on January 13, 2018, 01:40:29 AM

When I press "r" to reload the epool.txt, it seems that the miner cannot connect any pool. I press Ctrl + C to quit then it crashed. It was mining happily before I press the "r". Huh

Sorry for this problem. We managed to reproduce it here thanks to the log you have send. It doesn't happen often but when it does it can be fairly annoying. Eventually the miner manages to connect but it may take a ten or more attempts. We are going to find the root cause and will introduce a fix (but probably not in version 2.3 as it is already being tested internally). In the meantime if the miner can't connect with "Connection attempt aborted" error after a few attempts, the best workaround it to close it (ignore the error on exit if you get one) and start it again.

Quote from: ultiman2 on January 11, 2018, 01:03:14 PM

yes i can help you test kernel, im on windows 10 with the amd blockchain driver

We will send you the link to the new version via PM. It includes slightly modified kernels for Ellesmere GPUs (RX470/480/570/580), which can be used if the option -clKernel 2 (or -asm 2 if you prefer Claymore's command-line syntax). Please note that during our testing on similar hardware to yours, the alternative kernel runs a little bit faster but only with very specific combination of core/mem clocks so in most cases we recommend using the default Ellesmere kernels.