Topic: [ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU+GPU+Masternode | PHP Based |Decentralized Revolution - page 83. (Read 71588 times)

in fact it's shit. It's like a premine of 65%
 I doubt Very much, that they fairly use such power

How is it possible that a single miner achieves a rate of 39727 for a CPU only coin?  This is near 30% of the entire pool's hash rate?  I get that people have some ballsy CPU's and some a are cloud mining  but damn....  this seems unreasonable no?

CPU Threads. By default, it's using 100% of the cpu. If you're working on the PC, you should try to reduce the threads until it's no longer sluggish.

You can check on aropool, once you get some shares, it will show the pending balance in the historic shares field.

sorry. Your Address is: ***** -this one

@AroDev Thanks for your answer! It works after I switched language from French to English 

I have started mining with the miner tab so I have a few more questions :
- What are "Threads" and how many do you recommend?
- How can I see the ARO I have mined? I have to mine at least 10aro to see them in my balance, is that right?

Once again, thanks for your help!

That's the one.


@freinos13 Try switching your windows language to english (some people have reported some issues with different languages), try to run it as administrator or check if any antivirus is blocking it.

@murgorx The hard fork did not affect wallets or transactions. Can you provide your old and new address?

I tried the public key and the miner wouldnt start.  I changed it back to my receive funds key for now

I dont see any balance in my wallet but I jist started. I'll check again tomorrow.  Only doing  4.8 h/s average.  If I go to aropool and put in my receive address I see a few very small amounts pending. I'll wait until this reaches 10 I guess

Hey, can you point me to the GUI wallet legit link. Is this the one?:
https://www.arionum.com/#what

On the Java miner do I put my public key or my receive funds key from Arionum light wallet in the config.cfg file?

Hi all,

Noob here. I have downloaded the Arionium LightWallet here : https://www.arionum.com/

When I open it, it says "Could not sync data".
Also, I am not connected to any node, and I can't see the current block.

What can I do to solve this issue?

Thanks!

 

So, after the hardfork I transferred my coins from the CLI wallet to the new win10 wallet, but the balance is still sitting at 0. I has been some days already, what may be causing the problem guys ? Don't tell me I am not able to transfer the coins, because that would be a real kick in the butt

Is there anything wrong with my current settings? The number for stream seem to be staying at 0.

Edit: Nevermind, the 0 was my rejected. :p

The format is:
send [address] [sum] [message]

I'd also recommend you to try the GUI Wallet if you're on windows.

Maybe you can try with 0.000001 as a test.



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Also,  we have published some data regarding the current OTC prices, from the official escrow service. The data can be accessed at: https://arionum.info/prices
And  a small calculator to estimate your daily ARO earnings: https://arionum.info/calculator

Guys, anyone to share how the cli wallet works in terms of transferring aro for example. I know it is linux based, but I feel a little bit insecure about the commands
Except for -balance

Hey everyone, Looking to place an OTC order for around 1 btc. You can message me on Discord for more info. @JonSatoshi

Thanks for your time dan we need more people like you cheers

Safe to ignore. Try using fewer threads (edit config.cfg and find the only number near the end -- reduce it by one) and retest to see how it impacts your H/s -- some people get a little bit more if they use fewer hashers, varies from computer to computer.


Streams = # of threads active

Runs = kind of, how many "kernels" are run on each thread during last reporting period

H/run = how many hashes are done in each Kernel.

Cur H/s = The instantaneous hashes per second based on the executed kernels

Cur TiC% = an estimate based on wall clock vs. recorded times in the threads, how much CPU time the threads are getting. It is not super accurate, anything over 80% is usually good

Cur WL% = an estimate of "wait loss" or how long new kernels are sitting around waiting for old kernels to complete. Ignore it; just a kind of statistic for advanced tuning.

Argon % = within the kernels, how much time is spent computing Argon2i hashes, in %. Over time should trend towards > 99.99%

Sha % = within the kernels, how much time is spent computing the 5-rounds SHA-512, in %. Will be very small.

Shares = raw # of nonces found, including rejected

Finds = raw # of blocks found, including rejected (todo: I will exclude rejected)

Reject = raw # of nonces that failed to confirm, due to "bad timing" -- block update during submit -- network problem, or any other rejection (perhaps you OC'd too hard and math errors...)



Hope that helps!

Got it, it seems that the pending sum in Historical shares is the sum at the moment of the query and it accumulates to the previous ones (unfortunately still no full history). But eventually, all of these sum up and you got the "total paid" column populated - mine already hit 10 and it appeared in wallet too.

Hi,
can you please explain what the numbers means ?

streams=hashers/cores?
H/run = ??

Streams  Runs H/run Cur H/s Cur TiC%  Cur WL%  Argon %    Sha %  Shares Finds Reject
      16    54     1    9.10    85.35    0.000   99.991    0.002       1     0      0
      16    54     1    9.10    85.35    0.000   99.991    0.002       1     0      0


I have two identical systems, same hardware, same O/S and I have different hashrate. Im trying to figure out why...