if mining is turned off. How are coins sent and when they are sent where does the sending fee goto ?
Assuming you are mining on the multipool, your DMD earned there are sent to your DMD address when sufficient BTC from your mining is received by DMD multipool (Wafflepool has minimum payout of 0.005 BTC), then your BTC is traded by MP to DMD and sent to you, normal transaction fees apply I think. 
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September 19, 2014, 01:25:32 AM
September 19, 2014, 01:23:31 AM
if mining is turned off. How are coins sent and when they are sent where does the sending fee goto ?
The network does not care if it is an PoW or PoS block. Transactions get included in PoS (minted) blocks as well. The fee should be destroyed in this case.
The drawback is, it's 10 times slower.. just as Bitcoin.
September 19, 2014, 01:21:55 AM
Grrr just had a mb go up in smoke mining scrypt-n ... Intel DG965RY board dead now no boot no beeps, p/s voltages read good ... hope my GPU's not fried ...
Both GPU's are on powered risers. MB memory hot as fire can't touch. Assuming MB VRM died
Assume Ram fried as well 
I'm down to minting only until I can build a new mining box Will test my GPU's in home entertainment box make sure they are OK ... Any donations of motherboard/cpu/ram would be greatly appreciated 
Both GPU's are on powered risers. MB memory hot as fire can't touch. Assuming MB VRM died
Assume Ram fried as well I'm down to minting only until I can build a new mining box
Will test my GPU's in home entertainment box make sure they are OK ... Any donations of motherboard/cpu/ram would be greatly appreciated I had few of these fry while mining scrypt months ago. Apparently, the power draw of the GPUs (the typical powered riser only supplies 12V, cards draw lots of power from 5V and/or 3.3V). These older boards are not really engineered well for huge consumers on the bus. Apparently their thinking was that 100W of the P4 CPU was way too much back in the days..
I have not analyzed yet the causes, but.. got a pile of those. None dies with Groestl
September 19, 2014, 01:18:30 AM
if mining is turned off. How are coins sent and when they are sent where does the sending fee goto ?
September 18, 2014, 10:52:17 PM
Grrr just had a mb go up in smoke mining scrypt-n ... Intel DG965RY board dead now no boot no beeps, p/s voltages read good ... hope my GPU's not fried ...
Both GPU's are on powered risers. MB memory hot as fire can't touch. Assuming MB VRM died Assume Ram fried as well
I'm down to minting only until I can build a new mining box Will test my GPU's in home entertainment box make sure they are OK ... Any donations of motherboard/cpu/ram would be greatly appreciated
Both GPU's are on powered risers. MB memory hot as fire can't touch. Assuming MB VRM died
Assume Ram fried as well I'm down to minting only until I can build a new mining box
Will test my GPU's in home entertainment box make sure they are OK ... Any donations of motherboard/cpu/ram would be greatly appreciated 
September 18, 2014, 10:09:15 PM
Having trouble installing wallet any help would be appreciated it keeps crashing.
September 18, 2014, 10:05:36 PM
Just an update on 95%+ cpu usage while minting.
I finally figured out what the issue is. I was starting the wallet with the -gen command. I can't remember why I had that command line enabled(maybe something I saw on the forum?).
At any rate with the command line option removed my cpu usage while minting is only 1-2%.
I see that the command sets the wallet to generate coins..what exactly does that mean?...can I still mint without the -gen command?
Thanks
Foz
I finally figured out what the issue is. I was starting the wallet with the -gen command. I can't remember why I had that command line enabled(maybe something I saw on the forum?).
At any rate with the command line option removed my cpu usage while minting is only 1-2%.
I see that the command sets the wallet to generate coins..what exactly does that mean?...can I still mint without the -gen command?
Thanks
Foz
It seems you weren't minting but mining with your CPU.
gen=1 will attempt to generate coins using built-in CPU miner.
So yeah, you can still mint with this option turned off.
Not sure why would this be suggested, I scanned the thread and a few months back someone was asking if gen=1 worked; but it wasn’t a recommended setting (official).
Hehe thanks pop
I got one diamond a few days ago and I couldn't figure out who sent it to me or how it got there :-). That was the first time I have ever done any CPU mining...and I didn't even know I was doing it.
On the plus side..my computer is running a lot faster now :-)
Thanks for the info
September 18, 2014, 08:17:10 PM
I have some question for Cryptonit:
- Why my minted DMD (over 200 confirm, over 7 days) is not existed in Coin Control list?
- After DMD coin is minted, when is it ready for staking (7 days or never)?
- Why my minted DMD (over 200 confirm, over 7 days) is not existed in Coin Control list?
- After DMD coin is minted, when is it ready for staking (7 days or never)?
hi tanakan
how u identify the minted DMD in coin control?
the amount u see in the transaction overview isnt the size of the coin pile
depending if its a split stake or single stake or a group stake different things can happen
in any case the amount of POS-reward wont be visible as a own pile instead added to the stake that earned it
most easy to explain case is a single stake with lets say a pile of 1000 DMD and a age of 60 days
when he mint u see something like 80 DMD as pos reward
but u wont see a 80 DMD coin pile
instead once the stake did return to balance u see a 1080 DMD coin pile
now lets look what happens if u have a split stake (stake with coin age between 7 and 30 days)
if u have a 1000 DMD coin pile which was able to split stake at a age of 20 days following would happen
when he mint u see something like 27 DMD as pos reward
but u wont see this 27 DMD coin pile
instead once the stake did return to balance u see a 527 DMD and a 500 DMD coin pile
(split stake mean coin pile is split in 2 pile and pos reward added to the first one)
more details about POS u can read at:
http://bit.diamonds/community/index.php/topic,46.msg376.html#msg376
get mining back on asap before this is a dead coin
Do not minting, let's selling all ur DMD. I'm waiting your sell order... 
September 18, 2014, 07:33:01 PM
Just an update on 95%+ cpu usage while minting.
I finally figured out what the issue is. I was starting the wallet with the -gen command. I can't remember why I had that command line enabled(maybe something I saw on the forum?).
At any rate with the command line option removed my cpu usage while minting is only 1-2%.
I see that the command sets the wallet to generate coins..what exactly does that mean?...can I still mint without the -gen command?
Thanks
Foz
I finally figured out what the issue is. I was starting the wallet with the -gen command. I can't remember why I had that command line enabled(maybe something I saw on the forum?).
At any rate with the command line option removed my cpu usage while minting is only 1-2%.
I see that the command sets the wallet to generate coins..what exactly does that mean?...can I still mint without the -gen command?
Thanks
Foz
It seems you weren't minting but mining with your CPU.
gen=1 will attempt to generate coins using built-in CPU miner.
So yeah, you can still mint with this option turned off.
Not sure why would this be suggested, I scanned the thread and a few months back someone was asking if gen=1 worked; but it wasn’t a recommended setting (official).
September 18, 2014, 06:02:29 PM
Bringing up CPU usage while minting again.
How come other wallets don't use near as much cpu? Example while minting maiacoin, cpu usage is less than 1%. With DMD its 92%+.
Thanks
How come other wallets don't use near as much cpu? Example while minting maiacoin, cpu usage is less than 1%. With DMD its 92%+.
Thanks
nearly no pos coins mastered coin grouping
this high cpu load seems to me a sign of lot small coin pile in ur wallet which try to grouping when minting
please tell me following number
(with coin contol activated in settings options display)
go to send coin inputs
and tell me the number of coin pile
my wallet have (455) and i have low cpu useage at minting
also i have all coins at a single address
if u have multiple address and lot coin pile that let cpu useage of mining increase a lot
then i suggest u use coin control to manual reduce number of different addresses and merge small coin pile
Hiya..thanks for the response.
I have 5 different addresses. By coin pile I assume you are referring to the number in parenthesis to the left of the amount while in the coin control window? so for the 5 addresses I have 17,8,6,3,3 coin piles.
Is that enough to cause a cpu issue?
Thanks
Just an update on 95%+ cpu usage while minting.
I finally figured out what the issue is. I was starting the wallet with the -gen command. I can't remember why I had that command line enabled(maybe something I saw on the forum?).
At any rate with the command line option removed my cpu usage while minting is only 1-2%.
I see that the command sets the wallet to generate coins..what exactly does that mean?...can I still mint without the -gen command?
Thanks
Foz
September 18, 2014, 05:27:29 PM
Just another nub question but it could prove valuable in the future:
If my coins are not mature enough to stake but I unlock my wallet to mint, do I still contribute to securing the network?
So, even if I have zero coins but unlock for minting, does it help?
Thanks in advance
~rgm
No money, - no honey If my coins are not mature enough to stake but I unlock my wallet to mint, do I still contribute to securing the network?
So, even if I have zero coins but unlock for minting, does it help?
Thanks in advance
~rgm
Hardly your empty wallet can now help the diamond network. May make sense to buy some coins and run your wallet?
September 18, 2014, 03:58:11 PM
Just another nub question but it could prove valuable in the future:
If my coins are not mature enough to stake but I unlock my wallet to mint, do I still contribute to securing the network?
So, even if I have zero coins but unlock for minting, does it help?
Thanks in advance
~rgm
If my coins are not mature enough to stake but I unlock my wallet to mint, do I still contribute to securing the network?
So, even if I have zero coins but unlock for minting, does it help?
Thanks in advance
~rgm
September 18, 2014, 12:29:38 PM
get mining back on asap before this is a dead coin
did ya check market?
we have value raising
really i dont understand dead coin posting
at a coin ANN thread where 3 devs posting daily and active work is visible
and the network is active transactions and exchanges working and no fork issue existing
is it just because u r a glass is half empty guy
or u a miner by passion and http://multipool.bit.diamonds/ doesnt make ya as happy as direct DMD mining?
maybe this pic help ya to see that the clouds are not dark and dangerous but bright and promising
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Get some DMD Cloudmining shares.
We will give them ability to earn DMD lotto tickets too.....
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September 18, 2014, 12:19:50 PM
update:
danbi is doing a great job to use this chance to improve code
its not often a dev get a free hardfork maintenance window
so additional to the fix we wana use it to our advantage
and add other code updates as well
the additional day we invest into new wallet is sure worth the time
danbi is doing a great job to use this chance to improve code
its not often a dev get a free hardfork maintenance window
so additional to the fix we wana use it to our advantage
and add other code updates as well
the additional day we invest into new wallet is sure worth the time
September 18, 2014, 12:12:41 PM
get mining back on asap before this is a dead coin
September 18, 2014, 11:58:47 AM
we want in this POW less time secure network with maximum stake amount
and did ask everyone to open wallet in mint mode
u doing a great job DMD community!
its clear so many wallets in stake mode means that POS difficulty is raising
and even if amount of stake blocks is the same as before each single user have the feeling he mint less frequent
and did ask everyone to open wallet in mint mode
u doing a great job DMD community!
its clear so many wallets in stake mode means that POS difficulty is raising
and even if amount of stake blocks is the same as before each single user have the feeling he mint less frequent
Just fyi - I am minting about 8-10 times per day - so all is working on my end - USA east coast.
September 18, 2014, 10:39:38 AM
I have some question for Cryptonit:
- Why my minted DMD (over 200 confirm, over 7 days) is not existed in Coin Control list?
- After DMD coin is minted, when is it ready for staking (7 days or never)?
- Why my minted DMD (over 200 confirm, over 7 days) is not existed in Coin Control list?
- After DMD coin is minted, when is it ready for staking (7 days or never)?
hi tanakan
how u identify the minted DMD in coin control?
the amount u see in the transaction overview isnt the size of the coin pile
depending if its a split stake or single stake or a group stake different things can happen
in any case the amount of POS-reward wont be visible as a own pile instead added to the stake that earned it
most easy to explain case is a single stake with lets say a pile of 1000 DMD and a age of 60 days
when he mint u see something like 80 DMD as pos reward
but u wont see a 80 DMD coin pile
instead once the stake did return to balance u see a 1080 DMD coin pile
now lets look what happens if u have a split stake (stake with coin age between 7 and 30 days)
if u have a 1000 DMD coin pile which was able to split stake at a age of 20 days following would happen
when he mint u see something like 27 DMD as pos reward
but u wont see this 27 DMD coin pile
instead once the stake did return to balance u see a 527 DMD and a 500 DMD coin pile
(split stake mean coin pile is split in 2 pile and pos reward added to the first one)
more details about POS u can read at:
http://bit.diamonds/community/index.php/topic,46.msg376.html#msg376
September 18, 2014, 10:31:18 AM
we want in this POW less time secure network with maximum stake amount
and did ask everyone to open wallet in mint mode
u doing a great job DMD community!
its clear so many wallets in stake mode means that POS difficulty is raising
and even if amount of stake blocks is the same as before each single user have the feeling he mint less frequent
and did ask everyone to open wallet in mint mode
u doing a great job DMD community!
its clear so many wallets in stake mode means that POS difficulty is raising
and even if amount of stake blocks is the same as before each single user have the feeling he mint less frequent
September 18, 2014, 09:44:07 AM
two weird things:
- my wallet did not mint a single block for 6 days (usually it was 1/2 a day)
- cpu usage is much lower recently
may it has to do with the blockchain problem? is there a way to check if it's minting, other than "unlocked_until"?
- my wallet did not mint a single block for 6 days (usually it was 1/2 a day)
- cpu usage is much lower recently
may it has to do with the blockchain problem? is there a way to check if it's minting, other than "unlocked_until"?
You could check via the 'getmininginfo'. If stakepower is not zero, you are minting.
The PoS difficulty has increased recently, as there is no PoW and more PoS is minted.
The CPU usage is much lower, because due to variety of reasons we still 'double hash' received blocks and you are receiving blocks at larger intervals now. The extra hashing is being removed so this useless CPU usage will decrease with time.
September 18, 2014, 09:15:13 AM
two weird things:
- my wallet did not mint a single block for 6 days (usually it was 1/2 a day)
- cpu usage is much lower recently
may it has to do with the blockchain problem? is there a way to check if it's minting, other than "unlocked_until"?
- my wallet did not mint a single block for 6 days (usually it was 1/2 a day)
- cpu usage is much lower recently
may it has to do with the blockchain problem? is there a way to check if it's minting, other than "unlocked_until"?
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