The RaveOS allows you to use third-party algorithms for mining custom coins. Custom Mining requires:
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ZIP archive with miner, including:
- miner files
- directory RAVINOS in which the configuration file of the miner package manifest.json and two other scripts in python (start.py and stats.py).
The structure of the files in detail is described below in the appropriate section.
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Coin info: algorithm and name
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Pool data:
- Pool name
- Wallet template
- URL template
- Pool authorization type
- Data for authorization on the pool (address, port, wallet, username, password, and so on.)
{
"package":"nbminer-21.0",
"name": "NBMiner",
"version": "21.0",
"description": "NBMiner 21.0",
"maintainer":"RavinOS (dev@ravinos.com)",
"platforms": ["nvidia"],
"dual_coin": false,
"algo": ["cuckaroo29", "ethash", "daggerhashimoto", "tensority", "cuckaroo31", "cuckoo"],
"executable": ["nbminer"],
"rev":1
}Description of configuration options:
{
"package":"", // Package name (same as ZIP archive name)
"name": "", // Miner name
"version": "", // Miner version
"description": "", // Package description
"maintainer":"", // developer info
"platforms": ["",…,""], // Platforms miner can work with (AMD, NVIDIA)
"dual_coin": bool, // Support of the second coin
"algo": ["",…,""], // Supported algorithms
"executable": [""], // The name of the executable file
"rev":int // Package version
}import ravinos
cfg = ravinos.get_config()
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ravinos.run(commandline)ravinos.get_config the function returns a task configuration object for miner, based on the parameters specified in the system.
{
"auth_config": { // Contains authorization data for the pool
"login": string, // Pool login
"ewal": string, // Wallet info
"worker": string, // Worker name
"email": string, // Email
"pass": string, // Pool password
}
"coins": [ // An array of coins (index=0 - Primary, index=1 - Secondary
"coin_id" : int, // Coin db id
"pools": [ // An array of pools
"url": string, // Pool address
"user": string, // User name
"password": string, // The pool password
"pool_type": int, // The type of a pool
],
"wallet id": int, // Wallet db id
"algo": string, // The algorithm of the coin
"coin_id": ing, // Coin db id
"name": string, // Coin short name
],
"work_dir": string, // Current working directory
"miner_dir": string, // Directory of miner
"args": string, // Additional command line arguments
"api_port": uint32, // Available port for miner API
"log_file":string, // The path to the log file
"mpus": [ // An array of MPU (miner process unit)
"id":int32, // The sequence number of the MPU by the PCI bus
"id_by_type":int32, // Serial number by device type (AMD, NVIDIA)
"openl_id":int32, // OpenCL sequence number
"pci_id":int32, // BUS ID
"pci": string, // BUS ID (строка) 01:00.0
"type":string, // MPU type (AMD, NVIDIA)
"name":string, // MPU name
"memory":string, // The type of memory chip MPU (AMD)
"memory_size":int64, // Available memory size MPU
],
"platform":string, //
"user_config":string, // The content of a custom configuration file
"intensity":string, // Intensity (specified according to miner settings)
}*All sequence numbers start with 0
ravinos.run returns the generated string to the program
Example of getting statistics raw socket ravinos.get_socket_data or web ravinos.get_http_data:
import ravinos
stats = ravinos.get_stats()
ravinos.get_socket_data(stats[‘api_port’], ‘some_command’)
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ravinos.set_stats(stats)OR
import ravinos
stats = ravinos.get_stats()
ravinos.get_http_data(url)
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ravinos.set_stats(stats)ravinos.get_stats the function gets the statistics object to pass to the function ravinos.set_stats:
{
"mpu":[
"id":int32, // The sequence number of the MPU by PCI bus*
"id_by_type":int32, // Serial number by device type (AMD, NVIDIA)*
"openl_id":int32, // OpenCL sequence number*
"pci_id":int32, // BUS ID
"pci": string, // BUS ID (строка) 01:00.0
"type":string, // MPU type (AMD, NVIDIA)
"hash_rate1":float64, // hashrate of the first coin
"hash_rate2":float64, // hashrate of the second coin (if exist)
"temp":int32,
"shares": { // shares produced (by MPU)
"accepted": int, // accepted shares
"invalid": int, // invalid shares
"rejected": int, // rejected shares
}
]
"fans":[
"percent":int32,
"rpm":int32,
]
"shares": { // shares produced (by task)
"accepted": int, // accepted shares
"invalid": int, // accepted shares
"rejected": int, // rejected shares
}
"errors":[]string, // array contains errors
"log_file":string, // path to miner log file
"last_log_file_size":int64, // The last known size of the miner log file
"have_driver_error":bool, // Driver error flag
"api_port":uint32, // Available port for miner API
}*All sequence numbers start with 0
ravinos.get_socket_data the function allows you to get data directly from the socket. Takes 2 parameters: API port and command to get statistics (format depends on the miner).
ravinos.get_http_data the function allows you to receive data via http. Takes 1 parameter: statistics URL.
ravinos.set_stats the function takes the statistics object generated by the user code and passes it to the system.
Formation of ZIP archive is available by any means convenient to the user.
The archive structure:
/RAVINOS
/manifest.json
/start.py
/stats.py
/*miner_files*
Once the archive is formed and all the necessary data is known you can proceed to the addition of the miner to the RaveOS.
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Select Custom mining from the left menu
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Go to the MINERS tab
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Click Add
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In the Explorer window select the previously formed zip archive
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Click Open
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Confirm archive addition
If everything is done correctly, the newly added miner will appear in the list on the current tab.
For adding custom coin:
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Select Custom mining from the left menu
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Go to the COINS tab
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Click Add
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In the form that opens, fill in the data:
- Coin Name // Coin name - Short Name // Coin short name - Select algo // Choose coin algo -
Click Save (will become active after filling out the form)
If done correctly, the new coin will appear in the list on the current tab.
To add a custom pool:
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Select Custom mining from the left menu
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Go to the POOLS tab
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Click Add
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In the form that opens, fill in the data:
- pool Name // Pool name - Ewal template // wallet template - URL template // URL template - Select auth type // select the authorization type on the pool - Choose coin // choose coin - Pool mode // choose pool mode - Connection type // choose pool connection type - Add new url // Adding URL
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Click Save (will become active after filling out the form)
If done correctly, the new pool will appear in the list on the current tab.
The following features in the ravinos module are provided for user convenience
ravinos.get_by_type(devs, type)
Takes a list of devices and type. type can take values (AMD, NVIDIA, MIXED).
Returns an array of the GPU of the selected type. When specified MIXED - sorts the returned array.
ravinos.sort_devs(devs, sort_by)
Accepts a list of devices and a sorting method.
Returns a sorted array of devices.
ravinos.get_pool_type(val)
Takes a numeric value. The parameter contains data about the type of pool and the presence of encryption and its type.
Parses the value of the bitwise. Where the first 4 bits define the connection scheme, and the second 4 the mode of operation of the pool.
Constants for connection scheme definition:
STRATUM_PROTO_TYPE_TCP = 0x1
STRATUM_PROTO_TYPE_SSL = 0x2
STRATUM_PROTO_TYPE_HTTP = 0x4
STRATUM_PROTO_TYPE_TLS = 0x8
STRATUM_MODE_ETH_PROXY = 0x10
STRATUM_MODE_QTMINER = 0x20
STRATUM_MODE_MINER_PROXY = 0x40
STRATUM_MODE_NICEHASH = 0x80
ravinos.url_parse(url)
Accepts the pool URL. If necessary, adds a scheme for further correct parsing the address into components.
Parses the address and returns 6 URL components as a standard function urlparse
ravinos.info(text)
Writes the specified text to the log file
ravinos.error(text)
Writes the error text to the log file and finishes the script execution
ravinos.get_by_type(dev, type)
Selects cards according to the type
ravinos.sort_devs(devs, key)
Sorts devices by the field specified in the key