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Topic: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool - page 181. (Read 2591920 times)

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I'd much rather see the code - if possible. By not submitting stale shares, this firmware shouldn't be used with p2pool - you're losing potential blocks. This was fixed with kano's binary here:

http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/antminer/s5/

Unfortunately, it is not persistent through reboots Sad

You can trust Ck and Kano firmware they write most of the cgminer releases any way.  There great
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Ah, I know why - I kept my settings........ Roll Eyes
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Edit: First thing I've noticed - the queue setting is set at 1, not 0.........
Hmmm..... I installed 0

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Welcome to Russia   Smiley

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OK! Now redo without --no-submit-stale

Firmware (Antminer S5)--queue 0 without --no-submit-stale
I installed cgminer 4.9.0 kolivas in the original firmware. After rebooting, the settings are not reset.

Download:
https://yadi.sk/d/4JvTwGGlh5SwT

OK - I'll bite the bullet & try it out on one of my S5's - will report back in a few hours with the results.

It flashed fine btw - good work   Wink

Greetings to Russia  Smiley

Edit: First thing I've noticed - the queue setting is set at 1, not 0.........
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OK! Now redo without --no-submit-stale

Firmware (Antminer S5)--queue 0 without --no-submit-stale
I installed cgminer 4.9.0 kolivas in the original firmware. After rebooting, the settings are not reset.

Download:
https://yadi.sk/d/4JvTwGGlh5SwT
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That's good - just need to change the --no-submit-stale setting then  Smiley

Aaaaand another BLOCK!  Grin

Sorry, I did not understand, you need to remove --no-submit-stale???

Yes, p2pool can find blocks with stale shares, so submitting stale shares on p2pool is a good thing. I believe cgminer submits stale shares as standard, it was bitmain who changed this with their cgminer bork fork - which made it bad to use their firmware on p2pool. That was one of the reasons why kano kindly made the revised code available.
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That's good - just need to change the --no-submit-stale setting then  Smiley

Aaaaand another BLOCK!  Grin

Sorry, I did not understand, you need to remove --no-submit-stale???


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I installed cgminer from the original firmware. After rebooting, the settings are not reset

That's good - just need to change the --no-submit-stale setting then  Smiley

Aaaaand another BLOCK!  Grin
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I installed cgminer from the original firmware. After rebooting, the settings are not reset

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I'd much rather see the code - if possible. By not submitting stale shares, this firmware shouldn't be used with p2pool - you're losing potential blocks. This was fixed with kano's binary here:

http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/antminer/s5/

Unfortunately, it is not persistent through reboots Sad
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I'm wary of using unofficial firmware releases - especially when they are posted by a new account. Can you release the code so that we can check it out?  Wink

Edit: Also, stale shares should be submitted on p2pool - as I understand it?
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Hello!

Created firmware based on the original firmware Antminer S5 with cgminer 4.9.0 of kolivas.
The purpose of creating a more stable firmware for Hashrate for p2pool.
The main change is cgminer 4.9.0 of kolivas and added:
--lowmem
--no-submit-stale
And as in the first version of the firmware has changed the value of the queue to 0.
This helped to stabilize Hashrate reduce DOA on p2pool.
In the second version of the default queue 8192.
Installing as a normal firmware from Bittman

1. Firmware download - queue 0 https://yadi.sk/d/biL8s7URh59Zp
2. The firmware download - queue 8192 https://yadi.sk/d/gVweA1L6h59Zv

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P.S. Sorry for my bad English
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BITCOIN BLOCK FOUND by 15d9u5AFbgpkox98xRnZrtcxBiDJXuBiVP!
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on my node, lucky node i guess . . . miner has about 16 ths.
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I'm in...mining away with 2TH/s.
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I do however think it's unfair for you to chime in with your 0.02 bits every time someone says they wish their was an active dev with your mischaracterizations that "everyone" "bullied" Forrest.

Well, I literally did not say that "everyone" bullied Forrest, but a handful of people did, and no-one except me did anything to stand up to it. Including you.

It wasn't his fault, you agreed with someone that suggested it was. No need to get upset about that.
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2 much to argue, complain & criticize ... keep calm & mine mine mine some blocks
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So I remember a while back I tried P2pool with my 110 gh/s "the new rbox" - I was using coincadence... there was some lag issue and I could never tell if I was actually contributing hashes or just burning electricity. Some post I read basically said if your hardware isn't pulling down X hash/sec, then p2pool isn't for you, due to this lag issue.

If I ran my own node (my own p2pool, I guess) am I right to think that I would avoid the lag issues? Because then I would just be essentially solo mining but sharing my block reward with others in the p2pool cooperative?



Absolutely, if you have the resources running your own node is the best way to mine on P2Pool.

While I don't think at 110 GH/s you can expect a share in every block, I think with patience you will do OK. I pulled an example from the active miner pool that is around 110 GH/s, take a look to get an idea of what your rewards might be:

http://minefast.coincadence.com/miner.php?id=1Cvq2vEsR2XVHLhnFT7HDG6Gq6KTEPYkA2


And on what the pool working  on now give the link

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