GMiner Setup Guide (Ethereum, ETC and others)

You can use this list as a reference for all launch parameters supported by gminer.

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how to use

To start Ethash, type the following at the command line:

miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1

• –algo – Mining algorithm, in this case ethash

• –server – pool address and port, in this case the pool is eth.2miners.com, port is 2020

• –user – Ethash wallet and worker name, in this case wallet is 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5, worker is worker1

The easiest way to get a wallet is to register with a cryptocurrency exchange like Huobi or Kuna.

How to set up NiceHash

For Ethash and Etсhash algorithms, there are 2 stratum protocol options (proxy and stratum). To specify the protocol explicitly, use the –proto parameter, for example, to use the nicehash pool, enter the following at the command line:

miner –algo ethash –server daggerhashimoto.usa.nicehash.com:3353 –user 3LsTTSsSy17xuoShcMHuRgGBxKn1AHgeVN –proto stratum

Want to customize GMiner for maximum profit? Read the full guide to configuring GMiner

How to disable the GPU

If you have a mixed rig, you can only run the miner on CUDA devices:

miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1 –opencl 0

or only on OpenCL devices:

miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1 –cuda 0

or on devices of your choice, such as GPU0 GPU2 and GPU4:
miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1 –devices 0 2 4

The list of available GPUs can be viewed by invoking the following command:

Miner –list_devices

temperature limit

To set GPU0, GPU2, and GPU4 temperature limits that will stop mining on that device until it cools down:

miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1 –devices 0 2 4 –templimit 80 70 65

Where 80 is the temperature limit for GPU0, 70 is the temperature limit for GPU2, and 65 is the temperature limit for GPU4.

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log file

To save the miner logs to a file for later analysis:

miner –algo ethash –server eth.2miners.com:2020 –user 0x5218597d48333d4a70cce91e810007b37e2937b5.worker1 –logfile c:log.txt

Where c:log.txt is the path to the miner logs file.

cores

–kernel or -k for short – space-separated list of kernel numbers for each device.

Available Values:

• 0 – automatic,
• 1-6 – kernel number, currently supports 6 kernels for Nvidia on Ethash/Etchash)

Example: –kernel 1 3 5

CUDA support

The GMiner Nvidia CUDA Miner requires an Nvidia GPU with CUDA Compute 5.0 or higher and CUDA 9.0 driver support.

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Linux config

On Linux, files must be marked as “executable” in order for them to run.

#!/bin/sh
./Miner –something ethash –Server eth.2miners.com:2020 –User 0x1F170a2061537D2F3e9d917b632c91c35a738409 –something ton –dserver wss://eu1.stratum.ton-pool.com/stratum – You see They see EQDk8olXYxBsrxiKvZSQMO1-Jjmx9_e-yNjvePJ3dxHlnAwf

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