Quote from: Sgsg666 on April 07, 2018, 05:01:58 PM

Yay! Thanks this is awesome!
Other cryptonight miners you might want to configure:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3058014.0
https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig
https://github.com/Bendr0id/xmrigCC

is there a reason to recompile more than one XMR app? I mean; I just wanted to provide a legitimate outlet to a no devfee miner for my miner batch/packages I am assembling. I liked XMR-stak because it incorporated Nvidia as well as AMD cards; as well as supporting all my pre-CUDA7 devices. (470, 550, 550ti, 650, 650ti, etc etc.)

Something I am mainly on the look out for is: an all-around good version of SGMiner that handles everything from X11->X16R and everything in between for AMD cards. I don't have my hands on a stable and reliable "AMD 'other algo' miner" as of yet. Same for equihash and ETH miners. ETH is bottom of my list as it is its own animal; and not a coin/platform I ever believed in. I only use ETH on exchanges for selling otherwise unsellable coins at a profit. If I can not make a profit on DOGE markets; usually I can squeeze a profit out of going from ALT->ETH->BTC. Since ETH doesn't scale as small as DOGE, its easier to pinch out a modest profit.

I already have the nvidia side almost handled; I just want to find a few more no fee sources like for equihash and possibly one for ETH.

Quote from: Documan on April 07, 2018, 07:32:49 AM

I wonder if it works with RX 550 cards. The claymore miner does not work with that.

I've already tested with a rx560, so I don't see why it wouldn't work; the algo isn't super dependent on memory size AFAIK.

Side note: With this new no-devfee recompiled version; it has been maintaining a more steady hashrate report at the pool. fewer wild swings, etc. as well as a better monthly income as per nanopool's estimate. I think it is due in part to the miner app disconnecting; and reconnecting to the pool and getting auto-diff reset when a block change happens during devfee mining. The first few lower diff shares tend to get a fake hashrate bump etc. I see it now. Devfee mining really hurt the miners profits in the end.... Maybe you guys will see it eventually.

I wish people treated mining apps as people treated software in the early 90's on BBS's...... We would be a better society as a whole.

FYI: sorry for the damaged first upload. I had no clue until something was mentioned. If anyone had downloaded when I first uploaded; I suggest replacing it with the current posted version at the top of this thread.