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- bfgminer (2.6.3-1precise1) precise; urgency=normal
- Version 2.6.3 - August 6, 2012
- * First release to attempt Debian packaging.
- * Complete rewrite of the queueing mechanism which gets new work from the pools. The code in that section had gotten out of hand and become a "state machine" that was difficult to model its behaviour and occasionally led to stalls during startup and what-not without work and perhaps queued too much work in general. Now it monitors carefully the amount of queued and available work on a pool-by-pool basis and only queues when needed, but tries hard to make sure it doesn't run empty. You will notice the the TQ value now hovers around zero when all is well, and only jumps up transiently, all going well. Hopefully the efficiency is even higher now too. Detection of pool lag should be more accurate now, and less shares should leak to backup pools now as well.
- * Numerous bugfixes and workarounds for ModMiner driver, bringing it to a functional level even on Windows.
- * Scrypt support enabled for Windows binaries.
- * Can set failover-only mode now from the menu during runtime.
- * One-shot schedules (exactly one of --sched-stop or --sched-start) now handle times beyond midnight properly.
- * ModMiner now shows bitstream upload in summary line rather than spamming the log (progress is still logged every 10% for timestamps).
- * The RPC API should be able to bind to the port immediately on linux now instead of having to wait 60 seconds as it used to.
- * Proper big endian (routers) support, including fixing and enabling functionality that crashed before.
- * Minimal support for the Enterpoint's Cairnsmore1 FPGA mining board.
- * Throttling episodes on bitforce devices will now perform reasonably (given the circumstances) and/or register as HW errors.
- * Support for all FPGA drivers enabled by default when compiling from source.
- -- graeme <graeme@sudo.ca> Tue, 07 Aug 2012 10:51:00 -0500
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