63 rejected blocks and raising! Is this coin already owned by higher hash power? Up to 70 rejects just while typing this...
seems to me that accepted blocks dont show in wallet and some orphans do. Difficulty needs an increase? 
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63 rejected blocks and raising! Is this coin already owned by higher hash power? Up to 70 rejects just while typing this...
i went up to 1/33 valid & then found 2 in a row in the same second
also received the value for 2 out of 3 blocks so far
I dont buy stuff made in china 
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63 rejected blocks and raising! Is this coin already owned by higher hash power? Up to 70 rejects just while typing this...
many blocks found.... but alas all "orphans"
How do you do solo mining though if your wallet is on a different computer from the miner?
You can only mine from the computer where your wallet is. Otherwise you need a pool.
That's not true. See blastbob's post above. I do it all the time.
Or you could use my little guide on setting up a private pushpool for scrypt coins.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1867412
Already got one running, just a few snags to fix
You mean the dam requirement for libboost 1.46?
Source would be nice, so one could compile to ones system
Instead i have to install Boost 1.46, because not even the mighty symlink would work...
Do not play China )
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Is it actually possible to simply mine solo from nothing but a cgminer bat file..?
you need to create a .conf file. Check out my guide in the above post.
Finally found the file in roaming. What should the config file look like, bitcoin version or terracoin version? Could you just copy paste yours and I'll edit details?
accepted : 1/6, something definitely needs to change ^^
Is it much better than FeatherCoin? I think that it is created in the same way as with FeatherCoin. However, it is newer, it is better. 
How do you do solo mining though if your wallet is on a different computer from the miner?
You can only mine from the computer where your wallet is. Otherwise you need a pool.
This is incorrect. You can mine from another PC as long as you have setup a proper .conf on the PC where the daemon is located
Thanks for the help..
Server.bat should just have this in it right:
CHNCoin-qt.exe -server
Server.bat should just have this in it right:
CHNCoin-qt.exe -server
How do you do solo mining though if your wallet is on a different computer from the miner?
You can only mine from the computer where your wallet is. Otherwise you need a pool.
That's not true. See blastbob's post above. I do it all the time.
Or you could use my little guide on setting up a private pushpool for scrypt coins.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1867412
Already got one running, just a few snags to fix
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i havent got any of the accept blocks showing up in the wallet.. is it slow? and Yes lots of rejects! Diff needs to go up lol
It's not instant. Give it some time!
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Is it actually possible to simply mine solo from nothing but a cgminer bat file..?
you need to create a .conf file. Check out my guide in the above post.
How do you do solo mining though if your wallet is on a different computer from the miner?
You can only mine from the computer where your wallet is. Otherwise you need a pool.
That's not true. See blastbob's post above. I do it all the time.
Or you could use my little guide on setting up a private pushpool for scrypt coins.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1867412
i havent got any of the accept blocks showing up in the wallet.. is it slow? and Yes lots of rejects! Diff needs to go up lol
I seem to be stuck at a certain number now, diff must go up..
let's see what this'll give us then
How do you do solo mining though if your wallet is on a different computer from the miner?
You can only mine from the computer where your wallet is. Otherwise you need a pool.
That's not true. See blastbob's post above. I do it all the time.
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