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Hi Everyone,

Is there a way to make Claymore's miner auto switch between 2 ETH wallet address ? kinda like how the Devfee works ?

I'm helping my friend run & maintain his farm & for payment I can have all the miner mine to my wallet for 1 day every week, I wish to set every Sunday to mine to my wallet then after that it should auto switch back to my friends wallet.

For the time being I have to manually close & run between 2 .bat files, so i'm wondering is there anyway to make my life easier.

We're running on Windows 10, I'm not familiar with Linux at all.

Just install two instances of Claymore and have some GPUs mine for you

Hi, thanks for replying. If I install 2 instance of Claymore, then it would be mining all the time to both wallet, I just wish for the onwer's claymore to stop for 1 day every week. I have plans for the future that i might use that one day to mine something else other than ETH but for the time being its only ETH.

The farm has 40 over rigs, doing it manually is kinda tiring. Embarrassed

if it is windows, you can try using windows task scheduler

run your customer's instance Monday to Sat and your instance on Sunday.

Thank you Jamsan & kgminer for the suggestion, the task scheduler trick works perfectly for me. Cheesy

I have some problem with most of the Nvidia rigs, you see after 30 minutes of mining, everything slows down & lags almost to a halt except for the Claymore miner, if i were to close the miner & start it up again, it won't run, the Claymore miner will stuck at scanning GPU. So what i normally did is to restart the rig manually then run the .bat files that i needed. Embarrassed

All the AMD rigs doesn't have the windows lag issue. only half of the Nvidia rigs has this problem not all, i can't seem to solve it even if I clone the OS & settings over.

Even though I recommended you this workaround, but in the longer run, this would affect the stability of your clients' rigs. I have found if I leave rig untouched it works sweet, but if I had to kill or close the claymore process for an update or troubleshooting, it sometimes takes a bit of time again to stabilize the rigs.