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I have created a batch file and  I tried to run it. But when I click on the batch file to run it. But the command line window appears for a fraction of a second and then disappears.

cgminer.exe  --gekko-2pac-freq 200 -o stratum+tcp://peercoin.ecoining.com:3336 -u username.1 -p x

=========================================================== I have tried the below in a batch file,  it gives the below output in the command line 

cgminer.exe  -o stratum+tcp://peercoin.ecoining.com:3336 -u username.1 -p x

cgminer version 4.10.0 - Started: [2017-12-24 04:09:20.602]

 (5s):528.0M (1m):507.5M (5m):516.4M (15m):366.6M (avg):516.0Mh/s
 A:0  R:0  HW:2  WU:5.6/m
 Connected to peercoin.ecoining.com diff 16.4K with stratum as user username

Block: c22a0a3f... Diff:1.61G Started: [04:15:53.420] Best share: 98

 [U]SB management [P]ool management [S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit

0: AMU GS-10018: | 528.0M / 516.0Mh/s WU: 5.6/m

 [2017-12-24 04:09:16.557] Started cgminer 4.10.0
 [2017-12-24 04:09:19.601] Probing for an alive pool
 [2017-12-24 04:09:20.083] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16384
 [2017-12-24 04:09:20.602] Network diff set to 1.61G
 [2017-12-24 04:15:53.420] Stratum from pool 0 detected new block at height 0

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Is the issue with the script for batch file?

The Syntax for the cgminer.

Run cgminer using following the commands below:

cgminer.exe --gekko-2pac-freq 200
-o stratum+tcp://solo.ckpool.org:3333
-u (your username here) -p (your password here)

Also how to verify the CGi miner is using the Gekko 2Pac BM1384 USB miner?

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I had a similar problem when I first started with the 2pac. You didn't mention if you are using a Windows or Linux platform, but the solution is similar either way.

Solution: Ensure your CGMiner binary is compiled to support the Gekko 2Pac. It seems your BM1384 2Pac is not being recognized properly by CGMiner.

This output you provided:

"0: AMU GS-10018: | 528.0M / 516.0Mh/s WU: 5.6/m"

...shows that it is being enumerated as an "AMU" (which is usually ASICMINER block erupters ) It should be "GSC" for a GekkoScience device. That's also why you are seeing the low hash rate and hardware errors.

So, be sure you have a gekko-enabled CGMiner binary, and also ensure your batch file points to that same correct binary. (correct path)

If you need more detailed help, please state whether you are on a Windows or Linux platform.

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  • I forgot to mention that the reason why, when you try to run cgminer with the --gekko-freq XXX option, it immediately fails, is because your cgminer is not compiled to support the gekko. (compiled with "--enable-gekko" When you run it without that option, it works, but it doesn't identify the 2Pac properly, and enumerates the device as "AMU" and doesn't hash properly. – DvG Dec 25 '17 at 19:59
  • Your batch commands to run cgminer look correct, no problems there. – DvG Dec 25 '17 at 20:08
  • Here is a link to cgminer with gekko that I'm using: github.com/vthoang/cgminer – DvG Dec 25 '17 at 20:25
  • Link to all things Gekko Science 2Pac: bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1764803.0 – DvG Dec 25 '17 at 20:32
  • Hey, The issue has been fixed. I'm using windows. I have downloaded a new version of cgminer for the fix. – Matt Dec 28 '17 at 6:04
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for we linux (debian) geeks, you need to go to the directory you've done the compiling & all the dependancies. (that's a lot of stuff) when you configure the system, you start with root>: ./autogen.sh enable-gekko then after that is done ./configure enable-gekko then "make" all this stuff is in the cgminer.readme files I got it to work! In the past I only did the ./autogen.sh and the ./configure, just for giggles i added "make" to my procedure. Now the frequency command works. wheeee... who knows?

The command then is: ./cgminer -o stratum+tcp -u worker1 -p anything --gekko-2pac-freq 200

I've recently done a dist-upgrade to my OS, now the frequency paramater is not working. It is only displaying 3 of my 6 boards, and they are running +350mhz, not what a 150ghz chip is supposed to do. I'm digging more. Havent found the solution yet. I will post here when I do find it. FYI you must be using cgminer 4.1.0 shearch for that on GitHub. There are a couple forks, I've found no real difference. JLH

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