mph_switch | mining profitability switcher for MiningPoolHub

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mph_switch is a Python library. mph_switch has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However mph_switch build file is not available. You can download it from GitLab.

nvOC makes it easy to squeeze more hashrate out of your GPUs. MiningPoolHub makes it easy to mine altcoins and get paid in Bitcoin. However, nvOC is a customized Ubuntu Linux and the management software MiningPoolHub recommends for profit switching only runs under Windows. Their approach to coin-switching with nVidia GPUs under Linux is to loop through a bunch of different miners, erroring out on all but the currently-profitable coin. I lost nearly four hours this morning when a miner didn’t exit properly during a switch. This set of scripts bridges the gap. With them, you can use the miners included in nvOC (and others that you might add) to mine whatever’s most profitable at MiningPoolHub. For each supported algorithm, you can customize power, clockspeed, and fan speed settings as you consider appropriate.

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mph_switch is licensed under the MIT License License. This license is Permissive.

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Install mph_switch

ssh into your mining rig’s m1 account. Clone these files into the same directory as nvOC’s oneBash script. Disable oneBash by commenting out all lines in ~/2unix. oneBash should be invoked manually if you add/remove GPUs so it can reconfigure /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but it otherwise isn’t used. To keep gnome-terminal from sucking down CPU cycles by constantly restarting the 2unix script, you might want to include something like "sleep 86400" at the end.
ssh into your mining rig’s m1 account.
Clone these files into the same directory as nvOC’s oneBash script.
Disable oneBash by commenting out all lines in ~/2unix. oneBash should be invoked manually if you add/remove GPUs so it can reconfigure /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but it otherwise isn’t used. To keep gnome-terminal from sucking down CPU cycles by constantly restarting the 2unix script, you might want to include something like "sleep 86400" at the end.
Edit mph_conf.json. You’ll set your user and miner names here. You can also customize your overclocking settings for each algorithm here.
If your network is IPv6-enabled, note that nvOC (as of v17) has a problem connecting to IPv6 hosts. MiningPoolHub makes its API available over both IPv6 and IPv4, so to force it to use IPv4 in the meantime, edit /etc/hosts as follows: `104.27.168.52 miningpoolhub.com` 6. Set mph_switch.py to launch with a cronjob: `0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * (cd /media/m1/1263-A96E && python2.7 mph_switch.py mph_conf.json)`

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