Topic: [ANN] AEON [2019-09-27: Upgrade to version 0.13.0.0 ASAP HF@1146200 Oct 25] - page 181. (Read 625666 times)

When you mine locally (within your home router) use the internal ip of the computer that is running your pool and a given diff port.

Example: minerd -a cryptonight-light -q -o stratum+tcp://10.0.0.36:3333 -u WmsRmw7RxendsaFUq92oxRbQBxoe6RyUeEvVdw58mWcsA7KXVravgtK1TxBpDkjZbmifTfYpqp7NoXP qxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -p x -t 2

Hope this helps

I got all this setup but when i try to connect to mine it refuses my connection. I can mine locally fine. I also opened the said ports in the UFW. Do i need to any where else?

You would need to use the inside address (usually starts with 192.168.x.x:port) of the system running the pool instance, and also make sure the mining ports aren't blocked by any sort of firewall:

Thanks Arux its working now. I am going to want to also mine from another pc in my house so what would i use for tje ip/web address to connect to it?

oups, sorry, i didn't read carefully your post then i forgot. my apologies for being late.

i didn't test p97 instructions but i can provide you my "to-do list":

step one: build the daemon


and run it into a screen or in a teminal

idem for simplewallet

a new wallet is created, save the wallet address for later

step two: running redis server (database for the pool)


step three: setup the pool !
(check if npm is v2.13.3 or higher with "npm -v", not sure on this point but i guess you can upgrade npm with "sudo npm install npm -g" if needed, expert can correct me)

tweak the conf (config.json) file with your wallet address (poolAddress) and a personal api pasword

step four: navigate to the correct folder then launch the pool wallet in RPC mode (one more screen or terminal)

step five: launch the pool
ugly all in one command
or elegant command, each module in a screen or terminal
if a module fail, you don't need to restart the other!

step six: open ports
8117 (api)
3333 5555 7777 8888 (mining)
+one port for the front end

at this stage, you can locally cpu mine and see some shares in pool module. (of course if you only solomine locally, opening ports is not required)


step seven:
host the front end (website folder) with a http server
SimpleHTTPServer (python -m SimpleHTTPServer port) is very easy but sometimes unstable. lighthttp do the job with reliability


check each step then report yours errors here.

I am trying to run a private pool to solo mine and i followed the instructional on page 97 of this thread. I cant seem to get it working. I feel like i may have missed something. Could someone who has done this go over the steps with me?

You can run multiple mining programs, but you'll just split the hash between them generally, so it's not something I would do. Won't hurt to test it out though.

thanks. sounds great! and thanks jwinterm & smooth too! as soon as the price gets down to my investment/payoff price, i'm on it.

btw, that brings up this question: can u run 2 mining programs at the same time? (cryptonitelite & ccminer)

thanks again

I don't have any 750TI's anymore, but IIRC, best results were always achieved if using a multiple of the SMX/SMM units found on whichever GPU you are using. For the 750TI, that would make it -l 5x... (usually best to experiment a good range of values). Happy Mining!

Anyone here mining with the 750ti's? Just curious as to what other peoples results are. I get between 520-580 h/s using 16x32

Nvidia GTX 970 would work well with right parameters.

Here is my setup, that gives close to 900 h/s. Important part is "-l 13x78"

ccminer -o stratum+tcp://52.8.47.33:3333 -l 13x78 -u aeon_wallet_address -p x -A

You can find ccminer for nvidia here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12800804

Nvidia should be more power efficient, might get higher hash with AMD 290/390. Either will work, but you'll need to mine at a pool with GPU.

You can mine on pools with GPUs -- that is easy. It only becomes harder to mine with GPUs if you want to solo because then you need your own pool set up. The GPU miners can't connect directly to the daemon.

yo guys,

currently mining in a pool w/ a new skylake system. Core i7-6700, Asus Z170 AR mobo, 16 GB ram and plenty of SSD space. mines about 750 H/s w/o a GPU (using the new chips HD 530 graphics). system consumes very low power. was wondering if a an Nvidia GTX 970 would work well in mining, or would i have to go solo? (have read back at page 97 and others). figure if i could get it to work, it'd be like a 2nd CPU 

doing Win 10 64 bit. all running well, and simple wallet.

any ideas? experience? would Radeon cards be betta?

thanks
shivad

Definitely catching my eye...low amount of coins, low marketcap, active dev...good mixture

This is some good stuff.   Is my understanding correct that some of the updates that are anticipated within the development of the highly experimental nature that AEON represents, may to a certain degree overhaul further development of Monero itself?   This would also mean that certain changes such as a basic GUI and support for low RAM could at future times, possibly, be of great use to Monero itself.  

Be that as it may. AEON looks like a worthy experiment to me. Have it thrive, smooth.

The upcoming development milestones will be supporting the LMDB database for low RAM (which will enable 32 bit support) and a basic GUI. The pace is slow as resources are limited but maintenance and any important bug fixes (security, etc.) are pushed out much more quickly.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14510985

no wallet for win32? it says win64 in your OP no mention of win32

Hi

what is current development of this coin please?