Yes indeed, that's a bug! I'll fix it in the next version, and thanks very much

It's the same phatk kernel. It looks different because of the interface to cgminer so you can't just swap it over. Perhaps you're using different parameters?

I think you may have been right.  I think it was in my head. On a related note, is the status screen output explained anywhere (I skimmed the thread, I saw bits and pieces).  Particularly, what the different hash rates are (two overall, two for each GPU).  Asking around, other seem confused as well.

Great work btw.

I just switched from a command line input to config file.  I specified two servers, but it only recognized the last one input.  I am wondering if this is a bug.  I am guessing this isn't valid JSON. 

Using arrays in the url, user and pass fields also does not work: ["http://url1, "http://url2"].

Interestingly enough, most of those options you had enabled were already enabled via the -O3 flag.  You could leave out the -mtune and simply use -march=native to automatically utilize the best available setting for your processor.  As a matter of fact, -ffast-math is already in use if I remember correctly.  But would you do me a BIG favor?  I was wondering if you could disassemble the cgminer-sha256_sse4_64.o file created and see if it is actually taking advantage of the enabled optimizations or if it's still only at the SSE2 level?  You can simply use objconv with the -fyasm option (which oddly enough isn't YASM compatible) and it should tell you in the new asm file created.  It hasn't been enabling SSE4 optimizations for me even with them enabled in the CFLAGS.  I'm going to try including the x86intrin.h intrinsic into the c code to see if there's any change at all.  Wish me luck!

Great work, great miner program, but on MicroSux's Windows I can't see the whole "on exit" summary, because the fixed terminal size....
It is possible to implement, that the "on exit" summary would be saved to a text file, whit the date as filename? Like: 2011-07-28-09-41-25.txt

Plz, it's my birthday!

I can't see the summary either on windows 7. It is an excellent idea to save it to a text file. Thx in advance, great program

*Yawn*  Here's the list of things I found through the forum.  Let's not try to depend on one person fixing them all, okay?  

Some issues with certain pools: "No pools active.  Exiting" Most likely due to redirects.
Verbosity levels
JSON-config file format correction
Correction of the C code, intrinsics (*mmintrin.h and add in x86intrin.h/ia32intrin.h) and configuration for SSE4 or simply enable optimizations based upon CPU detected (cpuid.h).
Funky libcurl (cached) version check in configure. Detects lower version but finds higher version next.
Dramatic slow-down of hashing after a while.
GPU 0 gets enabled or disabled automatically when only wanting to enable or disable GPU 1 or else.
Different work sized for different GPUs.  Alternatively, separate settings in general for each GPU as GPUs can often be different.
Perhaps adding prefetching to the C code.