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Topic: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool - page 345. (Read 2591964 times)

newbie
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Any news on an update for S2's I have 2 of them running on p2pool but only get between 750-850GH/s, they seem to start out ok but drop off over time, I don't want to move them to another pool but might have to.

Kano has said he is making progress.

https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/pull/618 this is an update for S2 changes and a subsequent fix for the S1 that broke during the S2 fixes. might be worth compiling a new build for your S2's

https://github.com/kanoi/cgminer-binaries/commit/d97da2d966f0a51680900458bb59503672aa7115



Thanks for that, is it ready to download and try out?
sr. member
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Decentralize your hashing - p2pool - Norgz Pool
Any news on an update for S2's I have 2 of them running on p2pool but only get between 750-850GH/s, they seem to start out ok but drop off over time, I don't want to move them to another pool but might have to.

Kano has said he is making progress.

https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/pull/618 this is an update for S2 changes and a subsequent fix for the S1 that broke during the S2 fixes. might be worth compiling a new build for your S2's

https://github.com/kanoi/cgminer-binaries/commit/d97da2d966f0a51680900458bb59503672aa7115

newbie
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Any news on an update for S2's I have 2 of them running on p2pool but only get between 750-850GH/s, they seem to start out ok but drop off over time, I don't want to move them to another pool but might have to.
sr. member
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Decentralize your hashing - p2pool - Norgz Pool
That's odd.  Share difficulty is high (2.3m), but pool hashrate is low.

M

the hash rate is up a little bit. 454th/s
legendary
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That's odd.  Share difficulty is high (2.3m), but pool hashrate is low.

M
sr. member
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What is TRC?  *boggle*

isn't that the short for terracoin?

It shouldn't be - this is the BTC Pools board.


LOL

btw been seeing a lot of dead and stales lately, this happened last week before our nice little run of blocks.
donator
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Poor impulse control.
What is TRC?  *boggle*

isn't that the short for terracoin?

It shouldn't be - this is the BTC Pools board.
sr. member
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What is TRC?  *boggle*

isn't that the short for terracoin?
zvs
legendary
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What is TRC?  *boggle*
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Payout if a block were found NOW: 12.46588235 TRC to 1PDSDTokUdwEakJMryeuMQt2f3P3gbrC3z. Expected after mining for 24 hours: 21.0 TRC per block.

Current block value: 20.0015 TRC Expected time to block: 3.7 hours

 Shocked

expecting to get more than block value is...

Payout if a block were found NOW: 12.68139146 TRC to 1PDSDTokUdwEakJMryeuMQt2f3P3gbrC3z. Expected after mining for 24 hours: 23.0 TRC per block.

Current block value: 20.0025 TRC Expected time to block: 3.7 hours

 Shocked Shocked
sr. member
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Saw this posted on reddit by user "m0gliE".

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Bitfury changes for mining on P2Pool.
1) Edit your /opt/bitfury/chainminer/jobconnect.cpp file, change line 16 to match your prefered P2Pool URL.

To set login and password, follow punins advice:
2) At your shell prompt, type the following command
Code:
echo -n username:password | base64
3) Now copy and paste the string and replace the one after "Basic". (line 16)
4) Save the file and just write: 'make'
(you have to cd into /opt/bitfury/chainminer)
5) Do not forget to backup jobconnect.cpp
Restart your miner after making changes, remember that the proxy is ignored, so the web-interface pool settings can not be used.

Dunno how correct it is, but it seemed worth sharing.
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I dont have s2, but was thinking if it could help at all to put walletaddress/2000000+1024 or walletaddress+1024 as username. Maybe not.
newbie
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I have a question, I have setup 2 nodes one has my S1's hooked to it and the other has my S2's attached to it, they seem to hash a lot better doing it that way. If I have them all on the same node my total hashing power decreases, will the slower hashing of the S1's bring down the S2 hashing rate or does it make no difference? Are there any pros or cons of running 2 nodes?

One node should be able to handle both.  There are known problems with S2s working on p2pool.  But if you found a way to get it to work, do share. Smiley

M

Thanks for your feed back, I know of the problem with S2's on p2pool so have just been playing around a bit, when I had them on the one node with the S1's my S2's hashed around 750-850 GH/s when I put them on there own on the second node I'm getting around 950 GH/s not sure if it is a work around as I have only had it running for a day so will test it for a couple of weeks. I have them all running with the same wallet.

EDIT: No my S2's have dropped off again back down to 750 -800 GH/s I hope something gets done to fix this soon.
legendary
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I have a question, I have setup 2 nodes one has my S1's hooked to it and the other has my S2's attached to it, they seem to hash a lot better doing it that way. If I have them all on the same node my total hashing power decreases, will the slower hashing of the S1's bring down the S2 hashing rate or does it make no difference? Are there any pros or cons of running 2 nodes?

One node should be able to handle both.  There are known problems with S2s working on p2pool.  But if you found a way to get it to work, do share. Smiley

M
newbie
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I have a question, I have setup 2 nodes one has my S1's hooked to it and the other has my S2's attached to it, they seem to hash a lot better doing it that way. If I have them all on the same node my total hashing power decreases, will the slower hashing of the S1's bring down the S2 hashing rate or does it make no difference? Are there any pros or cons of running 2 nodes?
sr. member
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Of course they are back, the gravy train is in town. I welcome them but question their motives and logic.

I hope the gravy train continues.  I finally got enough hashing power on June 19 to start mining on p2pool and generate at least 1 share a day, and I'm at 319% of a normal free pool because a day or two before our recent string of luck started, my miner's got super lucky on solving shares.

On the development of P2Pool note, I'm really hoping the problem with the S2s, and potentially the S3s get worked out.  I'm debating dropping money on getting an S3 or and RK-box and I'm currently leaning S3, but all that can changed depending on price.  I really would like to keep that kinda hashing power decentralized and contribute it to P2Pool, but if the pool won't support, I'll have to look elsewhere.  If we can't get this working with the existing bounty by its deadline, I'm definitely willing to contribute to an open bounty to Fork P2Pool get it working.  As far as the pool scaling better with increased hashing power, wouldn't a possible temporary solution, bandage if you will, be to lower the share time.  Say set the share to time 15 or 10 seconds, or would that just create too much dust???
sr. member
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well, that was short lived  Cheesy 200TH/s of failovers?
sr. member
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Decentralize your hashing - p2pool - Norgz Pool
Of course they are back, the gravy train is in town. I welcome them but question their motives and logic.
legendary
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good to see some heavy hashpoer returning to p2pool tonight - lets hope they stick with us  Smiley

Looks like some may have already arrived Smiley

legendary
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I think you are just throwing bad money after good if you send him any more donations.

The bounty will only be paid if the new Ants are playing well with p2pool by July 25th, otherwise it will be returned to donators...
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