I've checked this, the Nicehash client fork indeed specifies --par=150,5 in the command line. All I could do for now is adding --par=150,5,3 in addition to --par=150,5 (before it, actually); that didn't help. I'll contact the author of the program.
Hi Kringel,
Thank you for letting us know.
Writing --par=150,5,3 after --par=150,5 would work... The last one overrides the previous one.
Can you try this? : Add
-p just before
--par=150,5. The command line would then end with
-p --par=150,5.This will set the whole string
--par=150,5 to the password.
Maybe you can manage with this workaround?
Cheers
Thanks for the quick responses and insight on the source of the problem.
Unfortunately all custom parameters in the Nicehash fork always appear at the start of the final parameter string, and --par is somewhere in the middle of the default command line, so with additional -p miniZ just stops working. Have to wait for a fix, usually they arrive relatively fast.
UPD: actually, I already see the fix on the Github, will try it tomorrow.
.\miniZ.exe --url=ssl://3d8504893c964b667d87e7f37b90ee2adfec2d5c52d5a1b571bc6a5261b47fb421c@censord.com:3333 -p x --par=150,5 --pers=GrimmPOW --show-shares --shares-detail --latency --extra --all-shares --log --mode0=8
It will start when I put it as "--mode=8". Trying to assign modes to GPUs doesnt work. Also there's literally 0 explanation in the readme or your website on the different modes. I only found this out by running --ocX. It would be nice if you went into detail about the modes and how to use them properly.