Missed this thread, probably it is not too late...

Is there still a chance to get output of the miner?

And feel free to PM me if you need urgent answer.

@yvg1900
thank you for ur effort first!
After i upgrade from M7t to M7v,i found it seems like the settings things have bit difference because i cant use it for mining at all.Could u please teach me how to config it and make it work?thanks a lot.

can this miner be used on Freebsd?

Quote from: mrdd on February 20, 2014, 05:04:50 PM
Sooo, I finally got it solved.

Very silly mistake.

./yam --config yam-pts.cfg

you have to include the folder to yam-pts.cfg, for example:

./yam --config yam-yvg1900/linux64-core2/yam-pts.cfg

A "couldn't find the config file" mistake would be very nice for the next version. I hope I could help somebody out.
Anyway, thanks again for your efforts yvg1900, I'm nearly getting 100% improvement with this new version!  +5%

Will consider better error messages for M7o.

Noob question: I'm mining with an i7 4770k. When I set the number of cores to 4 I get roughly 150 collisions/m. When I set the cores to 8 I get about 130. Is that the number per core, or the total number of collisions? Trying to figure out which way is more efficient. Thanks.

Sooo, I finally got it solved.

Very silly mistake.

./yam --config yam-pts.cfg

you have to include the folder to yam-pts.cfg, for example:

./yam --config yam-yvg1900/linux64-core2/yam-pts.cfg

A "couldn't find the config file" mistake would be very nice for the next version. I hope I could help somebody out.
Anyway, thanks again for your efforts yvg1900, I'm nearly getting 100% improvement with this new version!  +5%

Thanks for the answer! :)

My config file looks like this:
threads = 8
mining-params = pts:av=0&m=512
mine = xpt2h://yvg1900.pts_1:[email protected]:10034:8080:8081:8082:8083:8084:8085:8086:8087/pts
mine = xpt2://Pm9LE8UxTo5TQZdfH2RqcbNfCBiK1KWCtV:[email protected]:28988/pts
mine = xram4://[email protected]:1337/pts
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 0

(yes, I kept your URIs, just to try if it is working)

when I ran it with:  ./yam --config yam-pts.cfg
It tells me: Error: At least one mining target shall be defined with --mine parameter
(shouldn't it take the first parameter from the config?

since this doesn't work, I tried: ./yam --config yam-pts.cfg --mine xpt2h://yvg1900.pts_1:[email protected]:10034:8080:8081:8082:8083:8084:8085:8086:8087/pts

and it tells me:
Miner version: yam M7m-linux64-core2/yvg1900
Checking target [xram4://[email protected]:1337/pts]...
Target OK
Error: boost::bad_any_cast: failed conversion using boost::any_cast

Maybe I am doing somehting very basic wrong, but I'm just not able to get it to work.

Thank you again for the help!

You definitely have some minor mistake/typo in yam config - post it here so we can check it out.

@yvg1900:

First of all: thanks a lot for all your efforts!

I'm currently using v1.0e Core2 (512mb) on Centos 6.5 x64 and it's working great! Getting 130 cpm with 2xXeon L5420.
Sadly I can't use the new version of yam. Everytime I try to start it, it tells me "Error: boost::bad_any_cast: failed conversion using boost::any_cast" after "Target OK".

It has to be related to something you changed to the code recently? Anything that can be done to solve the problem?
Thank you again

excellent

I think so, I believe there are tools to install any command line app as a service.

Btw, I can not advise from the top of the head which exactly tool shall be used, but I am sure it is possible.

yvg1900

@yvg1900: one question: do you think it is possible to install yam as a service under windows?

Wow, a FX8350 does that well in cpm? Even better than a i7? Or is it the ghz and cores have the biggest impact on cpm?

@yvg1900
You are right. With a stable connection the finetuning came to an end and to a result. Now it is running fine. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the information. I am just testing it.