Hello guys, so with the latest commit (not version, commit), Minera should work fine with lot of large data too (I mean with many G-Blades connected).
This isn't definitely confirmed yet (I had only one confirmation) but if you had problems with many G-Blades, you should give a try to the latest commit:
PS @unamis76 you should definitely look at the cpuminer.log to understand what's happening on your env (a good try it's also run the command directly into the terminal without the screen options)
This release is focused on pools stats, thanks to Sandor we have now every pool sessions stored, so we can calculate the real pool hashrate for each session we make.
As you can notice, the main red widget with the total hashrate now refers to the POOL hashrate instead the total device one. This is much accurate cause it's calculated based on the real shares sent to the current pool over the time, so for example, if you have devices that are not hashing anymore, you will notice a drop of the main hashrate that's exactly what is happening on the pool side (while device hashrate still shows you a higher value).
Then there is a new way to detect devices with problems, I take for assumption that a device that doesn't send shares is a device with (possible) problems, so you will have different colours based on the delay that they have to send new shares.
I added how many pools you want with a new shiny pool settings box.
I fixed various things, but there are still problems with 5 or more Blades connected (still investigating).
Seams like you´re not very firm on using unix command line.
A Tip for Windows users....
Maybe you want to try WinSCP http://winscp.net/eng/download.php. It´s a Windows Programm that allow you to connect to Unix PCs via SSH and browse and edit the file in a grafical enviroment. Just walk through the directorys by mouseclick and open a file with doubleclick, to edit it.
This is much easier for Windows Users. I think there are also Programms like that for Mac Users.
Seams like you´re not very firm on using unix command line.
A Tip for Windows users....
Maybe you want to try WinSCP http://winscp.net/eng/download.php. It´s a Windows Programm that allow you to connect to Unix PCs via SSH and browse and edit the file in a grafical enviroment. Just walk through the directorys by mouseclick and open a file with doubleclick, to edit it.
This is much easier for Windows Users. I think there are also Programms like that for Mac Users.
my issue now can't fix. " I can't get the stats from your minerd. Please try to refresh the page or check your settings (minerd API must listen on 127.0.0.1:4028). "
use code :http:///minera/index.php/app/stats
webbrowes shows {"error":true}
How many G-Blades have you connected?
I have the same problem. I have 5 blades on 1 RPi. Problem is only on this RPi, which has the latest Minera version. Other RPis with 0.1.8b work fine.
You could try this on one with latest Minera version:
Look at this file /var/www/minera/application/models/cpuminer_model.php
my issue now can't fix. " I can't get the stats from your minerd. Please try to refresh the page or check your settings (minerd API must listen on 127.0.0.1:4028). "
use code :http:///minera/index.php/app/stats
webbrowes shows {"error":true}
How many G-Blades have you connected?
I have the same problem. I have 5 blades on 1 RPi. Problem is only on this RPi, which has the latest Minera version. Other RPis with 0.1.8b work fine.