but your solution/advice is not what I need or want.
Background: In Awesome Miner > Managed Software, there exists the ability to add a "User Defined command line argument" for each supported Algo of the mining software. (in my case Ccminer/Phi)
Expectation:adding -i 20 or --intensity=20 to the "User Defined command line argument" results in CcMiner using an intensity of 20 for Phi algo
Result: CcMiner launches and closes within seconds, red error message shown too quickly to read. Log shows that the default -i 25 is included in the command line argument along with my user defined -i 20, causing CcMiner to crash
Resolution: user defined intensity should replace the default intensity
Being polite to people who try to help you might give you better results. Jus sayin'.
Now, onto your question - the AM is not particularly clear on what you need to put into your managed software "User defined command line argument". What it should be is the line that starts with the algorithm. So if you want to change intensity for your phi algo, your command line arguments should read (no quotes), "phi --intensity 25" or "phi -i 25". I saw a few people on this thread (and myself at the first attempt) to putting just "-i 25" to the user defined command line argument and wondering why ccminer shuts down right after the start. If you try to diagnose it, you'll see that it throws an error "unknown algorithm" and the command line after -a parameter is missing "phi".