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I'll get on that later in the week, probably Wednesday just before the fork, stay tuned!
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I might think about it now that google keep putting up 'malicious software' warnings and thus prevent me advertising, but I don't really like the idea on the whole. Plus I'd have to maintain wallets for every mining algorithm out there O.O It wou…
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That's unfortunate! This error means the code is designed specifically for users with the AMD drivers installed which are not available for mac. That's part of the reason miners which do work for the AMD cards in Macs run slower… with the decreas…
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What features would you be looking for in an updated MacMiner? I'm not sure whether the fee would really bring anything in or whether there's much demand for it but thanks. That sgminer took quite a bit of messing with but I got it compiled in th…
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I'll check it out probably over the weekend, although it says linux installation instructions 'coming soon' so cross fingers it'll compile/run okay…
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This is a recurring problem because miners get bundled with malware so companies like sophos mark them as 'potentially unwanted programs' and google flags the pages. It should be fixed for my downloads now though as I contacted them and pointed out …
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Settings are mostly algorithm dependent and partially GPU dependent but generally speaking the first port of call is increasing the intensity. If you duckduckgo your GPU along with the algorithm and 'hash rate' you may well find a chart/setting used…
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@hogdog It depends which miner you're using but in general try running with the -n flag to list the devices (GPUs) and then with the flag -d 0 to run on only the first GPU or replace 0 with the number for the eGPU.
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That's common with all mining software, it's a false warning. If you check out the details you'll probably see it tagged as 'potentially unwanted program' which is fine if you download it on purpose.
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If you installed the silabs driver to make it work that stops it working with cgminer and you'd have to uninstall it to use cgminer which would stop it working with bfgminer (used in the FPGA/ASIC window)
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You'd need to get the username/password and algorithm from the pool site. For algorithm you need to set it to keccak.
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The GPU version I compiled seems to be architecture specific, sorry for that. I'll take another look at compiling it with broader support.
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The USB antminers don't mine Litecoin but all your screenshots seem to be configured for BTC. Could be one of two things, first your HW errors are high and second because it's a very slow miner your pool might not work with it. To mine BTC with only…
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@machamster said: xmr-stak-amd is not using my AMD RX 580 on Mac Pro only CPU for now Sorry I missed your post at the time, please try http://downloads.fabulouspanda.co.uk/xmr-stak-amd-2.4.3c.zip
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What GPU do you have in the Mac Pro?
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Unfortunately this code is broken for macOS, I can compile but running it I get: ulong FAST_ROTL64_HI(const uint2 x, const uint y) { return(as_ulong(amd_bitalign(x.s10, x, 32 - (y - 32)))); } ^ error: invalid reinterpretation: sizes of 'u…
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Thanks for the feedback. Please try this version which should solve the issue with GPU mining: http://downloads.fabulouspanda.co.uk/xmr-stak-amd-2.4.3c.zip
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I think XHV is either not supported or you need to use cryptonight_heavy instead of monero7 https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/issues/1394
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There was a link problem with the first posted version, which could cause that error. Please try these files: http://downloads.fabulouspanda.co.uk/xmr-stak-amd-2.4.3b.zip http://downloads.fabulouspanda.co.uk/xmr-stak-cpu-2.4.3b.zip
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Thanks for testing. The first, amd error looks as though it's from an older version? The second, cpu error is my bad - I shouldn't have left the /bin/ directory in there as it messed up the openssl link. Please download and try these versions: ht…
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Please try the 2.4.3 download I've just made available which should work on 10.9 up
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I've made 2.4.3 available now which has been compiled for 10.9 up, please let me know how it goes though (and whether you have openssl installed with homebrew) as I'm not sure what earliest system version I compiled the packaged openssl for!
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A bunch of people seem to have been using it without issue. Not sure what the problem is you ran in to but you could try the newly released 2.4.3 version
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This is problematic as it would have to be compiled for every new minor release of macOS as it requires linking to the CUDA driver.
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Sorry about that, I'd initially labeled them as 2.3 when they were in fact 2.4.1 and inadvertently changed the link as well as the description to the amd download. That's fixed now! I'll do the next version without libmicrohttpd and donations at …
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Technically the AMD one is an OpenCL miner and theoretically may work on nvidia and intel GPUs Not totally sure that's true of xmr-stak which is more intensive and seems to have more hardware requirements built in but it's true of miners based on cg…
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The main reason nvidia is hard is because it uses CUDA and nvidia written drivers while AMD cards just use drivers bundled with macOS. The nvidia drivers change with every minor update of macOS. The current CUDA doesn't work with the current Xcode c…
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2.3 AMD is there now too, please let me know whether these binaries are working for you guys.
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I'll be putting those online today here: http://macminer.fabulouspanda.com/commandline/xmrstakamd/ 2.3 cpu only is there at time of writing, amd and possibly nvidia for 10.13.4 specifically to follow
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Thanks for testing it, it's good to here the miner will actually work for Mac. Sorry about that missing dep jin, here's a new version (N.B. compiled for 10.12+): http://downloads.fabulouspanda.co.uk/sgminer-gm-x16r-macOS.zip