Re: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 10000 miners
Hi Patrike, SRBMiner has just had another update adding support for the StelliteV4 which is due any time soon when it forks.
One thing I have noticed is that when you manually enter the config for SRBMiner the "algo" is always over written with the correct one, which under normal circumstances is fine, but several coins listed on coincalculators have the wrong algo listed.
Turtle Coin and Triton both use CN LiteV7 but they list them as CN Lite which obviously results in rejected shares. If you change the SRB config settings to the correct CN LiteV7 algo, it gets ignored and continues to try CN Lite.
Hi,One thing I have noticed is that when you manually enter the config for SRBMiner the "algo" is always over written with the correct one, which under normal circumstances is fine, but several coins listed on coincalculators have the wrong algo listed.
Turtle Coin and Triton both use CN LiteV7 but they list them as CN Lite which obviously results in rejected shares. If you change the SRB config settings to the correct CN LiteV7 algo, it gets ignored and continues to try CN Lite.
I will take a look at the new SRBMiner. There are quite a number of new Cryptonight variants being released every week.
It might be that CoinCalculators are reporting these coins you specify with the incorrect algorithm. There are currently no way to get coin statistics for a coin and override the algorithm for it at the same time.
Yep, CC.io doesn't distinguish in detail for coin/algo variants
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3375809.msg38067147#msg38067147
you'll still have to rely on other methods to assign the right algos and get profitability data for your coins, same thing happens with Keccak and KeccakC
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P.S. It's a pity they (coincalculators) reverted the decision to provide all coins through their API to AM