I currently have 5 Windows 10 test workers setup to mine AVN, all of which are using the above stratum:
2x Ryzen 5900X
2x Ryzen (Threadripper) 3955WX
1x Ryzen 3900X
Every few hours the miner seems to stall out (no output) with no recovery or restart until I remote in to the worker and hit enter. When this happens, the worker drops to 0 hashrate on rplant and the worker is eventually removed. The message below returns 5-10 times and the miner then seems to resume and the worker slowly ramps back up on rplant and gets readded.
"Share stats not available."
UAC for Windows 10 is at the lowest setting to prevent the need to approve on restart and the file has been set to run as admin.
At first I thought the issue may have been with temps, however, all workers are liquid-cooled and run between 50-60 C max with all threads except 2 running. Additionally, a quick check on my local network shows all is well -- throughput on the machines is only coming from the miner and there have been no disconnects loged.
For the bat file, few changes have been made, though I've also tested the original and the same thing happens. Here's what I am currently using for the 3955WX's (the only difference across each working is --threads to enable all except 2)
Stratum: stratum-na.rplant.xyz:17068 File: miner-avian-minotaurx.bat Exe: cpuminer-ryzen.exe
I currently have 5 Windows 10 test workers setup to mine AVN, all of which are using the above stratum:
Every few hours the miner seems to stall out (no output) with no recovery or restart until I remote in to the worker and hit enter. When this happens, the worker drops to 0 hashrate on rplant and the worker is eventually removed. The message below returns 5-10 times and the miner then seems to resume and the worker slowly ramps back up on rplant and gets readded.
"Share stats not available."
UAC for Windows 10 is at the lowest setting to prevent the need to approve on restart and the file has been set to run as admin.
At first I thought the issue may have been with temps, however, all workers are liquid-cooled and run between 50-60 C max with all threads except 2 running. Additionally, a quick check on my local network shows all is well -- throughput on the machines is only coming from the miner and there have been no disconnects loged.
For the bat file, few changes have been made, though I've also tested the original and the same thing happens. Here's what I am currently using for the 3955WX's (the only difference across each working is
--threadsto enable all except 2)Any ideas as to why this may be happening?