Here a variant: I add a "routine" to select the number of processes. In this case you can
@echo off
if "%1"=="" (
start /LOW cmd.exe /V /C %~s0 gogogo
goto:eof
)
set exe=ptsminer_x64.exe
set proclimit=1
call:select_limit
REM Insert your address here:
set parameter=%parameter% -pooluser=PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg
set parameter=%parameter% -poolpassword=0
set parameter=%parameter% -poolip=54.238.185.113
set parameter=%parameter% -poolport=2336
set parameter=%parameter% -genproclimit=%proclimit%
echo %exe%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo %parameter%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo pause...
ping -n 3 localhost >NUL
:start
title %exe% %parameter%
echo on
%exe% %parameter%
@echo off
echo pause...
ping -n 10 localhost >NUL
goto start
:select_limit
echo.
echo Note: ca. 0.75GB RAM needed per process
set /p proclimit_choice=proc limit [1,2,3,4...x] ?
if not defined proclimit_choice (
echo use default proc limit: %proclimit%
) else (
set proclimit=%proclimit_choice%
echo set proc limit to %proclimit_choice%
)
goto:eof
You can also change the line call:select_limit with this e.g.:
set proclimit=1
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="Fat_FooBar_Machine" (
set proclimit=3
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="med_FooBar_Machine" (
set proclimit=2
set exe=ptsminer_x32.exe
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="FooBar" (
call:select_limit
)
If you like it, spend me a beer: PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg
