BzMiner v23.0.2b3

x Nvidia Blackwell (50 series support)
x Warthog updates - fixed dual cpu rigs
x Warthog updates - optimizations
x Note - AMD low bandwidth cards could lower hashrate overall on the rig. will work on getting this fixed
x New options: (more details on the options to come later)
- cpu_threads_priority - cpu worker thread priority. 0 = low, 1 = below normal, 2 = normal, 3 (default) = above normal, 4 = high (careful with 4 and 5, can halt system if using all threads), 5 = time critical
- cpu_threads_cache_group - Changes the way bz groups threads in order to maximize cache hits. Default 0 (try grouping by l3 cache). 1 = all threads in one group (per cpu). 2 is highest cache/grouping level in cpu topology. higher means more groups, 10 might mean each thread is grouped by itself if there were less than 10 groups in the cpu topology. This is a multi-dimensional array, one value for each algo, same as --cpu_threads.
- cpu_affinity - Hex string representing which cpu logical processors a mining algorithm should pin its threads to, and how many threads to launch. default is 0 and will let the miner decide. every bit in the hex string represents whether a logical processor is going to mine or not. Multiple hex strings can be provided in the case of more than one algorithm is being mined. An example for a 32 core cpu, having every other core mined is '55555555', or to have the first half of the cores mine 'FFFF0000'. Look into thread affinity (windows vs linux) and logical/physical cores (a physical core may have 2 logical cores, but they may not be next to each other in the affinity, which is why you may want to either use 55555555 for even core or FFFF0000 for the first half of logical cores)
- mgmt_thread_affinity_mask - Hex string representing which cpu logical processors bzminer's management threads should NOT be allowed to run on. This is a mask so by default it matches cpu_affinity, meaning management threads will run on logical processors that worker threads will not utilize.
- split_cpu_by_level - By splitting the CPU at level (for example, numa node, level, l3 cache, etc), bz will create multiple cpu devices, one for each of the level groups.
- gpu_numa_node - This allows you to dedicate a gpu to one or more numa nodes. Right now only used on warthog. The format is {gpu}|{node index}, and space separated options. For example, to dedicate gpu 0 to node 1, 2, and 3, and gpu 1 to node 0, you would do `0|1 0|2 0|3 1|0', you may also use gpu pci ids like this `33:0|0 8:0|1` which would bind gpu 33:0 to node 0 and gpu 8:0 to node 1
- disable_avx512 - Disable avx512 support/optimizations.
- disable_avx - Disable avx support/optimizations.
- disable_sse - Disable sse support/optimizations.
- disable_huge_pages - Disable Huge pages support.
- watchdog_no_new_work_seconds - If no new work is received (after pool connects and received initial work) for this many seconds, reconnect.

Downloads links

• https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v23.0.2b3_windows.zip
• https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux.tar.gz

Checksums

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Install scripts

MMPOS: (Note: put in Initiate command prior to miner launch field in miner profile ->advanced)

export version="23.0.2b3" # Example version
if [ -f "/tmp/bzminer_v${version}_linux.tar.gz" ]; then
exit 0
else
cd /tmp; wget https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v${version}_linux.tar.gz; tar -xvf bzminer_v${version}_linux.tar.gz; sudo cp -adpR bzminer_v${version}_linux/bzminer /opt/mmp/miners/bzminer/
fi

Minerstat:

export version="23.0.2b3"; mstop; cd /tmp; wget https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v${version}_linux.tar.gz; tar -xvf bzminer_v${version}_linux.tar.gz; sudo cp bzminer_v${version}_linux/bzminer /home/minerstat/minerstat-os/clients/bzminer; mstart

Hive OS:

wget https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux.tar.gz; tar -xvf bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux.tar.gz; miner stop; cp bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux/bzminer /hive/miners/bzminer/22.0.0/; miner start

Rave OS:

stop && wget https://bzminer.com/downloads/bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux.tar.gz && tar -xvf bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux.tar.gz && cp -adpR bzminer_v23.0.2b3_linux/bzminer /app-data/miners/bzminer-22.0.0 && start