Yea I'm also thinking twice a week would be best.
The block explorer that I'm currently using doesn't allow for address look up. I've only found one that does allow address look up and you have to setup a SQL database for it. If I remember right the name of it is Abe block explorer. I may test it out and add it in the future.
Topic: [ANN] [BTQ] BitQuark | Super secure hashing | CPU mining - page 48. (Read 162313 times)
Ok guys I've about got the BitQuark Lotto page finished 
So next question for everyone...How would you guys like to do the drawing? Every 6 hrs, 12 hrs, 24 hrs? Twice a week? or Once a week?
So to recap on how it works, for every 10 BTQ's it will equal one entry and the winner will get 75% of the pot...the other 25% will go towards bounties and future development.
I feel like once a day would be too much. Maybe twice a week? So next question for everyone...How would you guys like to do the drawing? Every 6 hrs, 12 hrs, 24 hrs? Twice a week? or Once a week?So to recap on how it works, for every 10 BTQ's it will equal one entry and the winner will get 75% of the pot...the other 25% will go towards bounties and future development.
Also how do you use the blockchain explorer to search by address?
1) Is there a "known good" CentOS build procedure? I took a shot at getting the Github BitQuark-0.8.3.8-r16 to build on CentOS release 5.10 and it's not playing well.
Just a quick update to this... I seem to have a working instance of BitQuark-0.8.3.8-r16 to build on CentOS release 5.x now ... going to let it run for a day or two to verify stability, then duplicate it to another machine. If it works twice, I'll post here with the steps required.
TTFN.
Ok guys I've about got the BitQuark Lotto page finished So next question for everyone...How would you guys like to do the drawing? Every 6 hrs, 12 hrs, 24 hrs? Twice a week? or Once a week?
So to recap on how it works, for every 10 BTQ's it will equal one entry and the winner will get 75% of the pot...the other 25% will go towards bounties and future development.
So next question for everyone...How would you guys like to do the drawing? Every 6 hrs, 12 hrs, 24 hrs? Twice a week? or Once a week?So to recap on how it works, for every 10 BTQ's it will equal one entry and the winner will get 75% of the pot...the other 25% will go towards bounties and future development.
I really wish the person running CPU-Pool.net would lower the confirmation from 260 down to 140 
Well if you weren't mining at 15Mh/s then it WOULDN'T be such an issue! NOW WOULD IT??? 
Yea true lol...usually I just solo mine, except if the diff is high then I'll jump in the pool and help out...I guess sometimes I stay in the pool too long lol
I really wish the person running CPU-Pool.net would lower the confirmation from 260 down to 140
Well if you weren't mining at 15Mh/s then it WOULDN'T be such an issue! NOW WOULD IT??? bitquark.conf
rpcuser=bitquark
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcport=9108
port=9596
addnode=112.111.83.244:12256
addnode=103.24.88.5:50264
addnode=196.210.132.241:9596
addnode=220.166.171.10:9115
addnode=76.108.164.127:57864
addnode=81.154.205.63:55289
addnode=203.156.196.226:61682
addnode=69.8.51.75:35542
addnode=5.9.248.182:60084
addnode=124.234.48.148:14129
addnode=125.70.106.2:9596
addnode=91.67.71.178:9596
addnode=42.239.119.231:9596
addnode=64.53.248.79:9596
addnode=118.112.122.146:9596
addnode=98.119.203.187:9596
addnode=46.119.119.40:9596
addnode=114.66.195.170:9596
addnode=58.47.58.15:9596
addnode=62.210.123.27:9596
addnode=182.91.54.125:9596
addnode=122.192.218.120:9596
addnode=178.49.193.142:9596
addnode=174.107.145.6:9596
addnode=115.28.161.67:9596
addnode=210.195.183.143:9596
addnode=123.161.55.60:9596
gen=0
server=1
listen=1
mintxfee=0.00001
mintxrelayfee=0.00000000
* You MUST open port 9596 on your router/firewall to allow connect to the BitQuark network!
rpcuser=bitquark
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcport=9108
port=9596
addnode=112.111.83.244:12256
addnode=103.24.88.5:50264
addnode=196.210.132.241:9596
addnode=220.166.171.10:9115
addnode=76.108.164.127:57864
addnode=81.154.205.63:55289
addnode=203.156.196.226:61682
addnode=69.8.51.75:35542
addnode=5.9.248.182:60084
addnode=124.234.48.148:14129
addnode=125.70.106.2:9596
addnode=91.67.71.178:9596
addnode=42.239.119.231:9596
addnode=64.53.248.79:9596
addnode=118.112.122.146:9596
addnode=98.119.203.187:9596
addnode=46.119.119.40:9596
addnode=114.66.195.170:9596
addnode=58.47.58.15:9596
addnode=62.210.123.27:9596
addnode=182.91.54.125:9596
addnode=122.192.218.120:9596
addnode=178.49.193.142:9596
addnode=174.107.145.6:9596
addnode=115.28.161.67:9596
addnode=210.195.183.143:9596
addnode=123.161.55.60:9596
gen=0
server=1
listen=1
mintxfee=0.00001
mintxrelayfee=0.00000000
* You MUST open port 9596 on your router/firewall to allow connect to the BitQuark network!
http://btq.ext-pool.net/
Ive been p2pool mining on this pool. Also, if you are p2pool mining, the name and password in your config file doesnt matter.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-sph-sgminer-multi-coin-multi-algorithm-gpu-miner-added-marucoin-475795
This is a good miner to use for the quark algorithm. Just download any of the windows binaries that includes "QRK".
My .bat file for mining on that p2pool looks like this.
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sgminer -k quarkcoin -o btq.ext-pool.net:2020 -u PutYourBTQAddressHere -p X -I 16 -g 4 -w 64
Happy mining! If you have any issues just post here and we will help ya out.
G'morning, folks...
Can anyone provide a working example config for "Wallet Mining" ? I'm playing around with an older Windows XP machine that actually has a decent CPU/GPU in it, so for interests sake I put a copy of the BTQ 32-bit Windows Wallet on it. Runs fine, no issues.
I currently have 11 connected peers, and am up to date on network transaction history. So, all is well on that front.
I went to the console and entered "setgenerate true 1" followed by "getmininginfo" and got what seemed to be reasonable data back. I left it run all night, and as of this morning, can't see that anything has actually happened.
All of the dedicated CPU/GPU miners that I can find do not run on WinXP ... they immediately crash out. Hence the interest in getting "Wallet Mining" working on this box.
Thanks in advance for any help that's provided!
Can anyone provide a working example config for "Wallet Mining" ? I'm playing around with an older Windows XP machine that actually has a decent CPU/GPU in it, so for interests sake I put a copy of the BTQ 32-bit Windows Wallet on it. Runs fine, no issues.
I currently have 11 connected peers, and am up to date on network transaction history. So, all is well on that front.
I went to the console and entered "setgenerate true 1" followed by "getmininginfo" and got what seemed to be reasonable data back. I left it run all night, and as of this morning, can't see that anything has actually happened.
All of the dedicated CPU/GPU miners that I can find do not run on WinXP ... they immediately crash out. Hence the interest in getting "Wallet Mining" working on this box.
Thanks in advance for any help that's provided!
1Er2vigdpGyRWe6RdTrPZhGRKjVu51fRjo
Don't check the address above with a block explorer...you might cry.
I do.
I'm still just CPU mining.
Don't check the address above with a block explorer...you might cry.
I do.
I'm still just CPU mining.
1Er2vigdpGyRWe6RdTrPZhGRKjVu51fRjo
Don't check the address above with a block explorer...you might cry.
I do.
I'm still just CPU mining.
Don't check the address above with a block explorer...you might cry.
I do.
I'm still just CPU mining.
Now I remember why I hate trading on BTer...they are slow as hell. Just sent 2600 QRK to sell so I can then send the BTC's over to C-Cex to buy more BTQ's. Well I've already got more than 32 confirmations and still nothing showing up on BTer...GRRRR!!
EDIT: Took 30 mins for BTer to process the transaction...smh
EDIT: Took 30 mins for BTer to process the transaction...smh
I really wish the person running CPU-Pool.net would lower the confirmation from 260 down to 140
Did anyone read this article?? http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/19/western-union-and-ebay-try-to-horn-in-on-bitcoin-with-new-patents/
The future is bright, the future is bitquark!
I think so too!!! If people were smart, they would grab up as many BTQ's at the current cheap price, because when BTQ hits a major exchange such as Cryptsy I think the volume of trading and price will go up a lot!!!
just be careful not to buy BTQ at bter.com because that's not actually BitQuark
Yea I know! I think that has some people confused, cuz I saw it on another site and it was listed as BTQ BitQuark but its not BitQuark lol
The future is bright, the future is bitquark!
I think so too!!! If people were smart, they would grab up as many BTQ's at the current cheap price, because when BTQ hits a major exchange such as Cryptsy I think the volume of trading and price will go up a lot!!!
just be careful not to buy BTQ at bter.com because that's not actually BitQuark
The future is bright, the future is bitquark!
I think so too!!! If people were smart, they would grab up as many BTQ's at the current cheap price, because when BTQ hits a major exchange such as Cryptsy I think the volume of trading and price will go up a lot!!!
I used to chat about coins with him a lot back in the early days of cryptsy. I just linked him to this topic and told him I mined since launch...
The future is bright, the future is bitquark!
In chat last night I asked BitJohn to add btq to the vote page and he graciously obliged.
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
That's awesome!!! I've been emailing them for the past 2 months requesting they add it and didn't have any luck lol I don't know what you said to BitJohn but you got it added to the voting!!! Great job!!!
In chat last night I asked BitJohn to add btq to the vote page and he graciously obliged.
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
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