FabulousPanda
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Try clicking Edit config manually instead of Edit pool settings and paste this in
{
"pools" : [
{
"url" : "stratum+tcp://me.pool:3334",
"user" : "1M3F5DR4vApgHqsAJ6U1HE4HNEjo7Pm52j",
"pass…
Definitely buggy, not sure why it saved both the same, did you use the pool setup in the Preferences pane or the old one that open from a button?I'd say delete those files and set it up again but the problem is probably the ne…post the pool address here and make sure the username and password are only made of letters, numbers, and perhaps a full stop if necessary e.g.loginname.workernamepasswordIf setting up the pool still do…note it is not necessary to include http:// or stratum+tcp:// in the pool address, they are not necessary to make it connect to the pool but sometimes used to choose whether to use stratum or GBT to mine. It will auto detect whatever works.For some reason this file has become formatted incorrectly, I would appreciate it if you'd PM me the file/Users/yourusername/Library/Application Support/MacMiner/bfgurls.confYou can delete it if you …Any help would be greatly appreciated by me and I'm sure thousands of others, if not the hundreds of thousands who used it up to a year ago.If you want to take on the majority of future development fork the github and alter it …On the off chance this helped, here's a post someone wrote about getting Gridseed and Fury miners working with MacMinerYou need to set up an account with a Bitcoin mining pool, and enter the information from that in the MacMiner preferences. The pool will keep your bitcoin or sent it to a wallet you specify.Sorry for the delay. I'm afraid BitMain haven't been at all supportive in my contact with them on this and bfgminer hasn't been updated in some time. That compounded with the hectic nature of my IRL life atm means I don't have time to look in to thi…Are you plugging directly in to a Mac or through a router?for the first issue replace stratum+tcp:// with http:// in your poolFor the second - look in to the difference in hash rate when you use both at once, I think you're better off picking one, but if you do go with one it's import…You mean it's an HTML/XML Error or similar problem when loading the web interface? That happened to me with S3+ after I updated to a newer firmware (quite a long time ago last year) and I couldn't set anything via the partially loaded web interface …Sorry life isn't cutting me a break lately but if I get the time I'll give it a shot!I suspect that without making bfgminer scan for the device (by calling -S noauto) the -d has no effect, so you'd need to allow for -S and -d for a given device, that's a shame but it makes sense that it scans for the device and then starts using it …You have to have the IP of each miner to have set it up with your pool right? So that's the IP you'd use - if monitoring is enabled the default port is 4028 so try that but it's device dependant and you'd have to make sure in it's web interface.If you're using MacMiner you need to set it to mine Litecoin/scrypt in the miner options panel rather than specifying it with --scrypt, that's why it's using the pool you set up for BTC not LTCeligius should be 3334 for startup or 9337 for GBT mining connectionsWould you mind messaging me the precise pool, user and pass that caused the crash? Feel free to replace any alphanumeric characters, I'd just like to test out…You were using-S noautonot-noautoright?Another tidbit if information that could potentially make some difference is that when you use the-S [whate…By legacy you mean the legacy pool setup there's a button for in Preferences window rather than the text fields in the Preferences window itself, but with all the same settings? It seems I need to do a massive round of bug fixing, which I will …The file it's crashing trying to read is the pool setup file. How have you setup up the pool? Watch out for unusual charactersDoes that particular mac have the drivers for it installed?What device are you trying to use with it? You'll more likely than not have to enable it in the settings panel for the miner, most device types have a check box for it. If you don't see one just chuck-S all
~ is the path to your user directory. So it really means something like/Users/dontcallmeauser/Library/etc...If MacMiner has NEVER opened successfully on that machine those files could be missing.Is it in your Applications folder and named MacMiner.app ? Older versions crashed if not, that could be the case here, not sure whether that was true of the last 10.6 version.If that doesn't help try deleting~/Librar…The S3 is standalone - just plug in the ethernet cable and find it's web interface on your network. You can Monitor it in MacMiner's API Output window, but it's self contained.You could also use the GPU window and the FPGA window separately in the same instance of MacMiner seeing as you're using the both already, double the time between memory leak related crashes hopefully :S They both use the same version of bfgminerInteresting that you get significantly better hash rate from the U2s with the latest bfgminer, perhaps you'd be better off running two instances of the beta version than one of each version? I fed your data back to luke at bfgminer, hopefully we'll …oh btw if you open Terminal you can paste this in it to mine without the MacMiner gui, just using bfgminer:/Applications/MacMiner.app/Contents/Resources/bfgminer/bin/bfgminer -S erupter:allpress ente…Weird, I left mine running since I last posted with no problem - did you move it to the applications folder? Unfortunately I'm really busy the next few days, but when I get a chance I'll check whether it's releasing something it shouldn't be or mish…I'm going to leave mine running with quiet output and just a block erupter connected and see whether I can reproduce the issue… I'm guessing it usually take a few hours to crash? I'll update you tomorrow…