Update 0.6.1

* fixes a bug with reading API from MiningPoolHub when some fields are populated with "null" instead of a number

Update 0.6.0

* pools extra settings are now obligate when activating a pool (settings currency etc)
* you can now deactivate automatic installation of new miners coming from update
* fix: Generic API Settings are now copied when adding an updated miner version
* fix: GPU order on mixed nvidia rigs are now correct
* fix: algorithm substitutes are now working as expected
* fix: File->Exit is finally working
* detailed device information now available in process window
* active/inactive gpus are now preserved between sessions
* Group Details Windows are now persistant and do not close when mining stops
* +miner: added new version of trex
* +algo: added x13bcd (blockmasters) substitute to work as bcd

A quick solution to find a good pool from the pre-configured ones is, to first activate all of them and then look into the Profit Readings (Click on the mining group header in main window) and see which pool has the most working algos in the top positions, deactivate all other pools afterwards again.

But you can always just add other (yiimp-based) pools to your liking.

If you find any non-yiimp pool you would want to be able to use, just let us know and we will look into it in order to add needed interfaces

well, you may know as well, that I have existed before I created the account, so the account age may not be a valid source of judgement. We also don't have any intention in naming our clients. But guess what, transactions on various coins are still getting confirmed, so that may give a hint, that there are still countless mining operations in duty.

Instead of attacking you may bring an argument? Envion promised a lot, their math was naiv in the first place (like they could convert investment into units instantly), they didn't show anything as promised in january and that non-showing kept until today - many individual mining operations which started at the same time DID work.

Back in february, when there was still no proof of working units and still no dividends paid, it was pretty clear for me, that this project will fail or even was designed to fail. There was a lot of fuzz around envion and because of their failure we was able to convince several people to invest into their own mining farm instead, which we setup and manage for them with our inhouse software solution.

Compared to envion, their investment did generate money from day 1 after completion - they are considered "wise men" now (in comparison to envion investors) - needless to say, that their farms haven't paid off yet, but they do generate a decent amount of monthly income.

well, that doesn't answer my question - I don't care if it was converted into fiat. They had expenses, they built units (most likely paid with fiat) - so how much money (usd, eur whatever) was spent in the process and what happens to fixed assets like finished units. They were "active" several months, what had they done during this time.

Honestly, I suppose this will still last months or years until something happens, if something will happen at all.

any information on how mayn money was lost in the process during the first months? what happens to already built units (should be a couple upon their information in the first months)

Sorry to day that, but the promises from envion were wrong from the start one, the math was wrong. It was calculated as the units were produced instantly - which is impossible. The more money was given to them the lower (!!) the ROI in the first year would've been, because all that money has to be converted into units first. And they were so slow in the process, that they were unable to proof any running units after months have passed.

The failure of envion was obvious in january '18 - at least IMO. Show me otherwise.

so what now? Envion gets liquidated? Get prepared for ETH dumping hard, when some genius trustee decides to exchange the whole envion capital for payback.

Man kann eine BlockChain nicht mutwillig löschen - dazu müssten alle Knoten Ihren Dienst einstellen. Ein Fork ist ja quasi nichts anderes, als dass sich das bestehende Miner-Volk aufteilt, wobei die einen eben die alte Version benutzen und die anderen die neue Version = Fork. Das "alte" BCH kann im Moment eben nicht auf Börsen gehandelt werden, untereinander funktioniert es nach wie vor (theoretisch).

Crypto zielt ja eben auch genau darauf ab, dass es keine Partei gibt der man Vertrauen muss. Die Miner auf der anderen Seite arbeiten für Ihren eigenen wirtschaftlichen Vorteil. Wenn ein Miner also auf einer "alten" Chain mined, dessen Reward er nirgendwo wechseln kann, dann ist das ja sinnlos. Von daher wechseln die Miner irgendwohin und bleiben nicht bei der alten Chain.

Laufen tut das aber fast alles über Pools, so entscheidet es nicht wirklich der Miner, der noch irgendwo eine alte ASIC im Keller stehen hat, sondern eigentlich der Pool, der die HashPower dann eben dort oder da hinleitet - am Ende haben aber alle ein wirtschaftliches Interesse (und das ist gut so).

Bitcoin interessiert das nicht, der ist stark genug, dass ein Fork (wie BCH) die originale Chain nicht wirklich interessiert. BCH allerdings .. stirbt einfach, was nur sehr deutlich zeigt, wie schwach BCH eigentlich ist. Wird sich nicht mehr lange halten. Die einzige treibende Kraft hinter BCH ist ja "nur" Roger Ver und Bitmain und ein kleiner Anteil an Benutzern, die aufgrund schlechter Info nicht wissen, was der echte Bitcoin ist (da ja BCH überall so tut, als wäre es der echte Bitcoin - was Betrug gleich kommt)

an den meisten Börsen erstmal tot

BCH ist schon deshalb abzulehnen weil es sich als "Bitcoin" ausgibt, ohne Bitcoin zu sein. Das hat in der Vergangeheit bereits Crypto-Neulinge stark verwirrt, und wird sich jetzt nach dem Fork noch mehr verwirren und genau das sehen wir teilweise auch in der aktuellen Marktlage. NIcht jeder, der Bitcoins hat/will weiß auch über BCH etc Bescheid.

Ernsthaft. "bitcoin.com" .. und sogar der subreddit "r/BTC" sind eigentlich BCH (die sich ursprünglich BCC nannten ohne wenigstens zu googlen, ob BCC nicht schon von einem anderen Coin benutzt wird, usw usw) - meiner Meinung nach sehr zweifelhafte Vorgehensweise.

Der BTC Markt wird sich erholen, BCH wird (früher oder später) wieder verschwinden. Nachteilig: Die ganzen Miner werden wieder in die BTC Blockchain kommen und das wird die Difficulty wieder antreiben. BitMain ist es egal, die haben genügend Kapital um sich anzupassen.

the design of the units is not the problem. the outdated hardware is. envions selling point never really were the units themselves (there are several other container rigs around, each with different design goals and I've seen pretty nice designed ones, partly much better than what we saw from envion, but I don't want to judge on just some images) - envions point was aquiring cheap energy and bring the units there, which is basically a good idea. As we manage several farms and use our inhouse software (which basically puts those farms on autopilot), we know, that it mostly comes down to reliable software to keep maintainance interaction low.

I actually wonder more, why they said, they produced units but none of them were productive and noone ever confirmed any payout. AFAIK envion was running for several months with no outcome at all. sounds very strange to me from a business side and is not very convincing. Even if the mining craze of last year would still be going on, they would've never ever met their promised goal of 165% (or whatever it was), they also had some pretty foolish and naiv calculations done, as they calculated it like the units were all instant productive, which wasn't even remotly the case.

The installer tries to whitelist the relevant directory which is "/bin" (better the whole moa dir) if you manage to whitelist this directory defender should be satisfied. Also be sure that your firewall (if any) is not blocking the download (whitelist moaminer.exe). If everything fails you can download the file manually and put it into "download" folder of moaminer, where the software will pick it up.

RVN works flawlessly on multiple rigs - works best with T-Rex (if nvidia)

We are currently testing MOAMiner on a rig with many mixed cards and do some bugfixing because of gpu-ordering issues. There is already a new testing-branch available which will some of those issues. So if you have some mixed rigs at your disposal and had problems with MOAMiner, you may try the new TestingBranch available.

In the process we also discovered some quirks with the current Setup Assistant, which should be resolved in the next official update. Let us know if you have any problems during setup, so we can help out or deliver hot fixes asap.

It's also pretty easy to adapt your installation for new algos and miners - but some of them may need some bit of tweaking and we make it easier as soon as we discover something wonky.

Primarily you can do this just in Bios, as told above.

As a second layer you could just get some smart plugs for your rigs, you can then power on/off remote. We use this solution for remote rigs, it's working nicely if you just have a couple rigs. Our own software - MOAMiner - has online monitoring and offline notification included so we can always check that things run smooth on remote rigs

MOAMiner: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5053443

Their SSL certificate expired - maybe noone cares for it atm

Thanks to whoever gifted me some merit, so I could add images to the post. Will add more images of several parts of the software over time.

some ppl would go under investigation and leave the company, company would just go on under the supervision of board members .. something like that, I guess. But as you didn't get shares with envion and all shareholders are defacto jailed, the company is dead for now. Lots of money wasted in building units, which does not run (officially) and will be outdated anyway, when this whole sue-ing kindergarden is over in some years.

Money is gone, units worthless, envion dead.

Personally, this looks too much set up to me. I suppose the units are actually working and mining, because noone would find out anyway. In some years, the lawsuit will be over, envion has to pay back investors, they will pay back what's left, but had their "free units" mining for several years.

Honestly. Otherwise they would've just started another venture to at least serve external unit buyers, etc etc, but they just do nothing else then calming down investors and playing the "Delay Ball"

Warum wird das Streben nach Profit immer mit Gier gleichgesetzt? Wenn du ein Gehalt für Deine Arbeit verlangst, ist das dann auch Gier?

Stellen wir uns einfach mal vor, das Minen würde keinen Profit generieren, dann würden eben "ein paar" Leute freiweillig Ihren Strom verschenken um das Netzwerk zu unterstützen. Und dann kommt Bitmain, setzt 200 ASICS in eine Fabrikhalle und übernimmt mal eben das Netzwerk mit 75%. Die treibende Kraft wäre NUR die Übernahme des Netzwerkes. Das Netzwerk wäre vollkommen schutzlos. Allein die Tatsache, DASS man mit Mining Geld verdient macht das Netzwerk sicherer, es wäre sonst schlichtweg zu billig das Netzwerk zu übernehmen. Selbstregulierende Systeme benötigen immer auch eine treibende Kraft. Wohlfahrt und Ideology reichen dafür nicht aus, wenn dem so wäre, dann würden in Afrika keine Kinder verhungern.