Hello,

Here is an example batch file for dual mining::

I found it in the TT-Miner guide here

Windows, please!

Dear dev,
I really look forward to the function of the failover pool in pools.txt file!

I'm not talking about the console color, but about these symbols: [?]




I don't use pill and overclocking now. I am testing launch.

One GPU 1080 ti.

I tried to install this miner and got the error:

I am using the most recent Nvidia drivers. These include cuda 11.4

because it's beta

Sorry, I do not know. I've never owned an RX 6x00.

-gt <n>
   Set the GPU tuning parameter (6 to 400). The default is 15. You can
   change the tuning parameter interactively with the "+" and "-" keys
   in the miner's console window. You may specify this option per-GPU.
   If you don't specify "-gt" or you specify value 0, the miner will
   use auto-tuning to determine the best GT value. Note that when the
   GPU is dual-mining, it ignores the "-gt" values, and uses "-sci"
   instead.

Yes, nothing has been hacked, calm down already.
Just crazy NiceHash decided to eliminate a competitor and writes complaints on Mega, then on GitHub.

Just stick to:
1) never keep ANY miner on the same device as your wallet or exchange
2) compare checksums of executable files.
3) HODL TO MOON: No Fomo, No Fud (c)

I have had this several times with my GitHub repositories with miners forks.
So, GitHub blocks accounts for five reasons:
1. Someone has complained
2. Automatically by mistake
3. Someone forked the repository from a "dirty" account (When a fraudulent account is created and it starts to fork normal accounts, good chain accounts are sometimes also blocked.
4. The presence of two accounts.
5. Someone spammed the issues branch (sometimes GitHub blocks the account itself)

What I used to do and always got amnesty:
1. Write to support (https://support.github.com/contact/account) and ask the reason for blocking. In a response letter (2-3 days), they always write the reason for blocking the account. They will also ask you to describe your files and what they do.
After they receive this information, then in 99% of cases the unlocking takes place, if you do not drag out for a long time.

I always wrote that this is a cryptocurrency miner such as NiceHash and asked why then NiceHash is not blocked? After all, this is essentially the same miner. After that I was always unblocked

Then the account never gets the Suspended status again.
Try to write support, I think it will help.

Checksums for my unpacked 5.6d files downloaded 11.05.2021 from GitHub follows:

PhoenixMiner.exe:
SHA256 e8e775add50c67e1c6f6ca20db318f745e22b085afcbdf5634015e6ef91e8853

EIO.dll:
SHA256 287e44f5067a4e770e8a0605f5720d3d1477ecc4aa4f3a26ce5d3a489ae79780

EIO.exe:
SHA256 402438684406d1e3b2d1d5629151259ad864ffc55c8e6ab176f4c47c543d4fee

IOMap64.sys
SHA256 ad20e44954960278ad965b05e8c67d9d314c200809b99b1b5a219a916ce06b21

check the sums of the exe, dll, EIO and IOMap64 files, they must match these.

you can verify Checksums here: md5file.com/calculator. Just upload there there one by one PhoenixMiner.exe, EIO.dll, EIO.exe: and IOMap64.sys.

You should have the same amounts as those I indicated above.
While the issue is being resolved with GitHub.

Are there any plans to add more DAG epohs to the miner? Please 

1-2% depending on the gpu and driver .

That’s really nice miner and keep the good work, we need some competition around

What if the earth is flat What if Masons rule everything?

Don't go mad. This is not a wallet, it is only a mining program. It is usually installed on a separate machine.

And even if, in theory, they get hacked (0.01% chance) because in the whole history, there hasn't been a single hack of a console mining program, what will be stolen from the mining rig? Nothing.

Just reinstall and that's it. People have kept their coins in hardware wallets for a long time.

Don't go mad. The GitHub repository is completely sufficient. No PGP - no need to worry.

99,9% of mining programs are hosted on GitHub (gminer, teamred, trex, nbminer, even nicehash, etc.)

You need to specify an email, not a worker.

PhoenixMiner.exe -pool eth-eu2.nanopool.org:9999 -wal .Phoenix/mail@example.com -epsw x -coin eth
pause

Mega from the first post (link ends with * bw) has been restored to it a long time ago.
But phoenix now prefers github.
In any case, always compare the sha checksums of the exe file.

IMPORTANT! All owners of AMD cards with 6 GB or 8 GB RAM must either keep drivers 20.4.x or lower (do not upgrade to 20.5.1 or later), or upgrade to PhoenixMiner 5.2e or later version to continue mining after DAG epoch 384 (ETH will pass it before the end of 2020). 

Yes, there are correct checksums of the file.
But it's better to download from Github in the first post of the topic because this is a fan site with referrals and instructions, not a phoenix.
It is harmless, but it does give good starting instructions.
But I only recommend downloading from GitHub.