Hi,
I'm trying to mine defcoins. I have Tesla V100 GPUs and CUDA 10.0. Running Ubuntu 18.04LTS.
./ccminer
*** ccminer 2.3 for nVidia GPUs by tpruvot@github ***
Built with the nVidia CUDA Toolkit 10.0 64-bits
Originally based on Christian Buchner and Christian H. project
Include some kernels from alexis78, djm34, djEzo, tsiv and krnlx.
BTC donation address: 1AJdfCpLWPNoAMDfHF1wD5y8VgKSSTHxPo (tpruvot)
[2018-11-09 11:33:57] Your system does not support CUDA 10.0 API!
I'm stumped. Everything else seems to work, but not ccminer. I must be missing something obvious... any tips? Thank you.
Topic: [ANN] ccminer 2.3 - opensource - GPL (tpruvot) - page 3. (Read 500009 times)
@TBEARHERE - YES! --
But we are straying from the topic. And, on Ebay, you can get a GekkoScience 2PAC direct from the manufacturer for $29.99. The guy has been stripping 1384 chips from obsolete BitMain Antminers and making the sticks for years. He has several threads on BitCoinTalk, and is about to release a new thumbdrive miner with 1387 chips. He has good ratings, as does jstefanop, who does the same thing with LiteCoin thumbdrive sticks.
Read his threads before you buy. I think he is closing out the "2Pac" model with 1384 chips. --scryptr
But we are straying from the topic. And, on Ebay, you can get a GekkoScience 2PAC direct from the manufacturer for $29.99. The guy has been stripping 1384 chips from obsolete BitMain Antminers and making the sticks for years. He has several threads on BitCoinTalk, and is about to release a new thumbdrive miner with 1387 chips. He has good ratings, as does jstefanop, who does the same thing with LiteCoin thumbdrive sticks.
Read his threads before you buy. I think he is closing out the "2Pac" model with 1384 chips. --scryptr
Thx scryptr.
Yes I'm on his thread now. And yes...enough off topic. Thx again.
My gtx1080 rig has an error when mining Raven coin by ccminer-2.3-cuda9: an illegal instruction was encountered
Please help me. Thanks!
Please help me. Thanks!
@TBEARHERE - YES! --
But we are straying from the topic. And, on Ebay, you can get a GekkoScience 2PAC direct from the manufacturer for $29.99. The guy has been stripping 1384 chips from obsolete BitMain Antminers and making the sticks for years. He has several threads on BitCoinTalk, and is about to release a new thumbdrive miner with 1387 chips. He has good ratings, as does jstefanop, who does the same thing with LiteCoin thumbdrive sticks.
Read his threads before you buy. I think he is closing out the "2Pac" model with 1384 chips. --scryptr
But we are straying from the topic. And, on Ebay, you can get a GekkoScience 2PAC direct from the manufacturer for $29.99. The guy has been stripping 1384 chips from obsolete BitMain Antminers and making the sticks for years. He has several threads on BitCoinTalk, and is about to release a new thumbdrive miner with 1387 chips. He has good ratings, as does jstefanop, who does the same thing with LiteCoin thumbdrive sticks.
Read his threads before you buy. I think he is closing out the "2Pac" model with 1384 chips. --scryptr
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
SET UP YOUR OWN POOL--
It is not too hard. I just set up an old NOMP-style pool on LOCALHOST. The code is deprecated, so opening it to the public may be risky. I bought a Moonlander 2 scrypt ASIC, and am mining with it as if it were an electronic lottery ticket. The Moonlander is like a thumb-drive sized ASIC, but faster than my 6x 750ti rig running CUDAminer back in the day (2014). It is running at about 4MH/s scrypt algorithm, and less than 10W.
There are several how-to pages for NOMP-style pools on the web. A couple for YIIMP-style pools, too. Many of them have typos and poor English. I think I will put my own "How-To" together and post it. I have some rig maintenance to take care of, though. As soon as I get a round 2it... --scryptr
@scryptr
If you put your own "How-To" together and post it.. plz let me know. I want to do the same. Mining BTC with that thumbdrive.
IT JUST MOVED UP ON MY PRIORITY LIST--
But I am mining scrypt algo. BitCoin (sha256) may even be easier, and not require a pool. Let me get things sorted out. I was really surprised that the old pool set up and worked with so little fuss. Right now, I am trying to merge-mine with it.
Hey, there are scrypt pools that merge mine and pay more than 100% LTC because they merge-mine so many alt-coins using scrypt algo. NO FEE AT ALL! The alts pay for the pool and profits to the owners/operators. The miners get some, too, but just as LTC.
GekkoScience has the BTC thumbdrive miner. There are clones from China, too. Chat at ya later... --scryptr
You mean like this list below scryptr?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XBWK2W5/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=ARNJ8QJTE17H8&psc=1
Will buy as soon as possible.
CHECK OUT BEASTPOOL--
BEASTPOOL has 4 CPU mining coins. It runs on YIIMP. Argon2d-dyn (Dynamic coin) is one of the coins.
YIIMP runs on Linux. I don't know of any pool that runs on Windows, but I have not looked too hard. You may be able to mine against the Dynamic coin wallet without a pool, but I have not tried. I earned thousands of Vertcoin solo-mining against the wallet alone, but that was a couple years ago.
My suggestion is to set up a pool on a Raspberry Pi, they are cheap. Then mine with your Windows boxes.
Thanks for asking. I may set up YIIMP on a Rpi myself, if I do I'll chat at ya later. --scryptr
BEASTPOOL has 4 CPU mining coins. It runs on YIIMP. Argon2d-dyn (Dynamic coin) is one of the coins.
YIIMP runs on Linux. I don't know of any pool that runs on Windows, but I have not looked too hard. You may be able to mine against the Dynamic coin wallet without a pool, but I have not tried. I earned thousands of Vertcoin solo-mining against the wallet alone, but that was a couple years ago.
My suggestion is to set up a pool on a Raspberry Pi, they are cheap. Then mine with your Windows boxes.
Thanks for asking. I may set up YIIMP on a Rpi myself, if I do I'll chat at ya later. --scryptr
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
SET UP YOUR OWN POOL--
It is not too hard. I just set up an old NOMP-style pool on LOCALHOST. The code is deprecated, so opening it to the public may be risky. I bought a Moonlander 2 scrypt ASIC, and am mining with it as if it were an electronic lottery ticket. The Moonlander is like a thumb-drive sized ASIC, but faster than my 6x 750ti rig running CUDAminer back in the day (2014). It is running at about 4MH/s scrypt algorithm, and less than 10W.
There are several how-to pages for NOMP-style pools on the web. A couple for YIIMP-style pools, too. Many of them have typos and poor English. I think I will put my own "How-To" together and post it. I have some rig maintenance to take care of, though. As soon as I get a round 2it... --scryptr
Hi there,
I've been through literally 100's of how to guides, but like you say they are nearly all outdated or full of errors. (Got vertcoin working...lol)
I'm trying to set up an argon2 pool locally (so I can fire 6 PC's at 1 wallet) Is there any chance you can help please?
Has to be under win 7 or 10 thou....and using cpuminer-opt
Thanks
J
When will you add the recent most popular new algo X22i to ccminer?
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
SET UP YOUR OWN POOL--
It is not too hard. I just set up an old NOMP-style pool on LOCALHOST. The code is deprecated, so opening it to the public may be risky. I bought a Moonlander 2 scrypt ASIC, and am mining with it as if it were an electronic lottery ticket. The Moonlander is like a thumb-drive sized ASIC, but faster than my 6x 750ti rig running CUDAminer back in the day (2014). It is running at about 4MH/s scrypt algorithm, and less than 10W.
There are several how-to pages for NOMP-style pools on the web. A couple for YIIMP-style pools, too. Many of them have typos and poor English. I think I will put my own "How-To" together and post it. I have some rig maintenance to take care of, though. As soon as I get a round 2it... --scryptr
@scryptr
If you put your own "How-To" together and post it.. plz let me know. I want to do the same. Mining BTC with that thumbdrive.
IT JUST MOVED UP ON MY PRIORITY LIST--
But I am mining scrypt algo. BitCoin (sha256) may even be easier, and not require a pool. Let me get things sorted out. I was really surprised that the old pool set up and worked with so little fuss. Right now, I am trying to merge-mine with it.
Hey, there are scrypt pools that merge mine and pay more than 100% LTC because they merge-mine so many alt-coins using scrypt algo. NO FEE AT ALL! The alts pay for the pool and profits to the owners/operators. The miners get some, too, but just as LTC.
GekkoScience has the BTC thumbdrive miner. There are clones from China, too. Chat at ya later... --scryptr
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
SET UP YOUR OWN POOL--
It is not too hard. I just set up an old NOMP-style pool on LOCALHOST. The code is deprecated, so opening it to the public may be risky. I bought a Moonlander 2 scrypt ASIC, and am mining with it as if it were an electronic lottery ticket. The Moonlander is like a thumb-drive sized ASIC, but faster than my 6x 750ti rig running CUDAminer back in the day (2014). It is running at about 4MH/s scrypt algorithm, and less than 10W.
There are several how-to pages for NOMP-style pools on the web. A couple for YIIMP-style pools, too. Many of them have typos and poor English. I think I will put my own "How-To" together and post it. I have some rig maintenance to take care of, though. As soon as I get a round 2it... --scryptr
@scryptr
If you put your own "How-To" together and post it.. plz let me know. I want to do the same. Mining BTC with that thumbdrive.
Anyone know version with X11 algorithm and available parameter "--coinbase-addr=Wallet_Adress"
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
To set the coinbase address you need to use the getblocktemplate method (instead of getwork) which is not supported by ccminer. At least not by this and most other versions.Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Anyone know version with X11 algorithm and available parameter "--coinbase-addr=Wallet_Adress"
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Why are you trying to use a GPU to mine X11 with ballpark 2 YEARS after the first ASIC showed up for X11?
Total waste of time and money.
Just try to do mining ReddByteCoin.
ReddByteCoin is good to mine?
Anyone know version with X11 algorithm and available parameter "--coinbase-addr=Wallet_Adress"
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
To set the coinbase address you need to use the getblocktemplate method (instead of getwork) which is not supported by ccminer. At least not by this and most other versions.Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Anyone know version with X11 algorithm and available parameter "--coinbase-addr=Wallet_Adress"
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Why are you trying to use a GPU to mine X11 with ballpark 2 YEARS after the first ASIC showed up for X11?
Total waste of time and money.
Just try to do mining ReddByteCoin.
it only tpruvot ccminer to mine phi2 right?
no. cryptodredge-090
thank for telling im find miner for phi2 too
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
SET UP YOUR OWN POOL--
It is not too hard. I just set up an old NOMP-style pool on LOCALHOST. The code is deprecated, so opening it to the public may be risky. I bought a Moonlander 2 scrypt ASIC, and am mining with it as if it were an electronic lottery ticket. The Moonlander is like a thumb-drive sized ASIC, but faster than my 6x 750ti rig running CUDAminer back in the day (2014). It is running at about 4MH/s scrypt algorithm, and less than 10W.
There are several how-to pages for NOMP-style pools on the web. A couple for YIIMP-style pools, too. Many of them have typos and poor English. I think I will put my own "How-To" together and post it. I have some rig maintenance to take care of, though. As soon as I get a round 2it... --scryptr
I there anyway to add solo ming support back into the miner...
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
I get the following error when trying to solo mine small alt coins:
Empty data received in JSON-RPC call
get_work failed, retry after 30 seconds
unknown option -- coinbase-addr=
THis miner does not seem to like my 11 GPU rig. using 1070s' on windows 10 and I have tried up to the latest driver from nvidia. But for some reason it crash. other rigs seems to be ok
it only tpruvot ccminer to mine phi2 right?
no. cryptodredge-090
Anyone know version with X11 algorithm and available parameter "--coinbase-addr=Wallet_Adress"
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Can you add this parameter in the latest versions, to do solo mining to do specified static address?
Why are you trying to use a GPU to mine X11 with ballpark 2 YEARS after the first ASIC showed up for X11?
Total waste of time and money.
it only tpruvot ccminer to mine phi2 right?
a similar problem. two days tormented 
. help me please:
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algo monero (Cryptonight v7)
Windows 7
. help me please:https://i103.fastpic.ru/big/2018/0806/ee/eb3a314ee326b3d2ed8005745fefc8ee.jpeg https://i100.fastpic.ru/big/2018/0806/57/942fcae9dc7812a15ae0c1dbca9ba757.jpeg
algo monero (Cryptonight v7)
Windows 7
ccminer-x64 -r 0 -a monero -o stratum+tcp://europe.cryptonight-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12024 -u ......... -p x --bfactor 10
what works for me on miningpoolhub
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