Nice! Glad to hear it 

Would this for the Antminer work on my Avalon that has not been reporting current hashrate with this string.

I apologize if this has been answered somewhere.  I've searched about 20 pages, google searched but came up empty.  

I'm a bit of a noob at this, with 7 Antminer U1s and 3 U2s.  I've got a mix where some of these units will run as high as 2.1 while others, only 1.9.  The Java version of Bitminter let's you individually set the clock for each device.  It's a nice feature for those of us starting up with USB miners.

Is there anyway to configure Multiminer to do something similar?  Perhaps group them into pools and set clock speeds by group?

I launched it without any overclock commands and somehow multiminer tried pushing all 10 to 2.0+ but a couple of the units were having quite a few hardware errors.  It looked as if Multiminer was trying to max everything out, maybe even self-tune to max stable clock rate but it never got over 16 ghash where it should have been 20+.

Can't find any documentation on this subject.  Can anyone help a noob out?

Thx

Feature request:  I would like a link next to "Time until strategy check" to "Check now" that checks for new coin data on-demand and resets the strategy check timer accordingly.

I've got it such that MultiMiner has API access (control) over all of my standalone units, but the Antminer S1 in particular likes to keep switching back to its default pool (BTC Guild) but with the terrible luck we've been having, I like to have the option to switch if I am so inclined. I have a couple Technobit's routed through an MR-3020 which is a similar, although not the exact same, type of setup. What is the best way to get multiminer's commands to stick so when I tell the S1 to mine elsewhere it will. I'd rather not use MM as a proxy to control the miner, but if thats what I have to do then I will...

Nope - if your miners and network are 192.168.1.101 then you want to use 192.168.1.0/24 in the API allow command. That include the W: as well. That will allow any PCs on your local network to control the miner via RPC API.

You can but it's tedious. It will be made easier in future versions of MultiMiner. BFGMiner 4.0 will finally make it possible to do per-device settings across the board using --set-device.

As others have mentioned and as you've discovered you use the --set-device argument to overclock the devices. The --set-device argument is pretty cool because it lets you target specific paths and serial numbers, not just all devices for a driver.

So you can double-click the devices in MultiMiner and see the path and serial # on the right. Then you can do something like:


Under Settings > Advanced miner settings > SHA2.

For some reason when the O/C for the DualMiners is in there my GPU shows and intensity of 8 instead of 15.  I tried it with and without the comma.
Right now my overclock in out of the loop but I will try it again.  I must be missing something somewhere.
Thanks for the help.

Nate your a beast. Thanks for posting this!

Look forward to it