L3+ Miner

Alynn
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Re: L3+ Miner

by Alynn · · Post #31007

What is your e= argument? Are you using the correct i= argument from the configurator?

Basically prohashing values are an estimate based upon how many shares you are turning in. You should expect to see some variance, or you haven't tweaked your password arguments.
Alynn
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Re: L3+ Miner

by Alynn · · Post #31012

try using e=off if your mining software doesn't require refreshes every 60 seconds.

"When "e=off," the mining server only sends work restarts and difficulty commands when those commands are necessary for their intended purpose. When "off" is selected, it is possible that no communication may be sent to the workers for minutes at a time, and buggy mining software may make the erroneous assumption that the mining server is offline and disconnect. If you know that your workers do not behave in this manner, or if you can figure out how to configure your workers to continue mining even if there has been no communication for 60 seconds, setting "e=off" will increase the hashrate of your workers because no time will be wasted in processing unnecessary communication or restarting work unnecessarily."
Leftoverloser
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Re: L3+ Miner

by Leftoverloser · · Post #31016

Alynn wrote: try using e=off if your mining software doesn't require refreshes every 60 seconds.

"When "e=off," the mining server only sends work restarts and difficulty commands when those commands are necessary for their intended purpose. When "off" is selected, it is possible that no communication may be sent to the workers for minutes at a time, and buggy mining software may make the erroneous assumption that the mining server is offline and disconnect. If you know that your workers do not behave in this manner, or if you can figure out how to configure your workers to continue mining even if there has been no communication for 60 seconds, setting "e=off" will increase the hashrate of your workers because no time will be wasted in processing unnecessary communication or restarting work unnecessarily."


Where exactly is the "e=off" located? I have a couple L++ and use the password i=l3_596. They run a little slow too. MAybe this could help me out a swell. Thanks !
philipdizon
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Re: L3+ Miner

by philipdizon · · Post #31019

hello, I have two L3++ . my miners all of the sudden stop hashing when the other is hashing. I rebooted both machines, changed names and changed location for the machines. but, once I turn one on, the other stops hashing. does anyone have a suggestion
steve_empire
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Re: L3+ Miner

by steve_empire · · Post #31037

philipdizon wrote: hello, I have two L3++ . my miners all of the sudden stop hashing when the other is hashing. I rebooted both machines, changed names and changed location for the machines. but, once I turn one on, the other stops hashing. does anyone have a suggestion
Do you have duplicate Static IP's setup in your miners?
Alynn
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Re: L3+ Miner

by Alynn · · Post #31047

so its more for the software thinking that there is a disconnection if there is no communication from the server. So in this case, yes, it works with GPUs since it's the mining software doing the disconnecting.