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Quote from: CryptoCoderz on May 19, 2016, 07:46:39 PM

Thanks. I'll look into it.

Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640.

We'll give compiling a Windows version a shot for you guys, if it's anything like sgminer it shouldn't be too bad.

@joblo - thank you for taking your time and putting forth the effort, it is seriously much appreciated.

well I'm gonna wait for that crypto I also wants to mine more i just don't have that capability working for the codes thank you for taking your time on it sir please let us know after creating it. good luck.

Well we almost got it, apparently I didn't configure the openssl correctly for windows for this miner... anyway personally I'm pretty tired anyway so going to catch up a bit on some sleep and try this again in ~6 hours. Afterwhich we should also have some pics of the newly compiled Client as well with the dedicated mining page and the Mailing system mockup page as well.

Very excited about the developments and sorry it's taking so long but all of this takes time lol.

Thanks again guys.

See you in a few.

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Thanks. I'll look into it.

Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640.

We'll give compiling a Windows version a shot for you guys, if it's anything like sgminer it shouldn't be too bad.

@joblo - thank you for taking your time and putting forth the effort, it is seriously much appreciated.

well I'm gonna wait for that crypto I also wants to mine more i just don't have that capability working for the codes thank you for taking your time on it sir please let us know after creating it. good luck.

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Quote from: joblo on May 19, 2016, 05:56:43 PM

Thanks. I'll look into it.

Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640.

We'll give compiling a Windows version a shot for you guys, if it's anything like sgminer it shouldn't be too bad.

@joblo - thank you for taking your time and putting forth the effort, it is seriously much appreciated.

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Will do. Thanks. I like your background story. Interesting.

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Thanks. I'll look into it.

Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640.

What do you need to know? Everything should be in the README.md file. Debian should be no problem, nor any other
major distro. I didn't mention it because I assumed most Windows users would find Ubuntu less intimidating.

To avoid hijacking this thread you can post questions in my thread, see sig.

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Quote from: fikihafana on May 19, 2016, 04:59:15 PM

Thanks. I'll look into it.

Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640.

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Sorry guys which page is the esp bag on?

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Nice to see a new coin like this with such thread activity

Where can I find the GiveAway schedule; I am glad I got a whole bunch but now I want to see value go up.

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Quote from: .cryptic. on May 19, 2016, 04:41:24 PM

Whats the end date for the second giveaway?

Rules no
9. You MUST POST BETWEEN 5/16/2016 & 5/31/2016

Argh, so obvious... missed reading the last bit.

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Quote from: .cryptic. on May 19, 2016, 04:41:24 PM

Whats the end date for the second giveaway?

Rules no
9. You MUST POST BETWEEN 5/16/2016 & 5/31/2016

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Quote from: joblo on May 19, 2016, 04:39:42 PM

Quote from: monoxide on May 19, 2016, 04:33:23 PM

Quote from: joblo on May 19, 2016, 03:14:05 PM

Quote from: Caladonian on May 19, 2016, 03:11:58 PM

Quote from: monoxide on May 19, 2016, 04:33:23 PM

Optimized esper CPU miner released, 56% faster than cpuminer-hmq1725 on
CPUs with AES_NI. See my sig for details.

I recommend using the GPU port at suprnova. The CPU port has a rough start until
the diff settles.

wow 56% faster in mining espers? what would be your average mine now mate if its possible to share and what's your mining rig you got a ggod code over I just don't know or sure if my laptop can handle it.

i7-6700K @ 4 GHz, 214 kH/s.

Thank you!

Would like to test my i7-4790K @ 4.8 GHZ, but don't know how to compile for windows.

I'll repeat what posted in the other thread.

You can use Virtualbox to create a virtual Linux machine where you can install any Linux distribution
you want, Fedora and Ubuntu derivatives are known to work and have all the depenencies in their
repositories. If you allocate all CPUs to the virtual machine you can get the same performance as running
natively.

Thanks. I'll look into it.

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Whats the end date for the second giveaway?

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Quote from: joblo on May 19, 2016, 03:14:05 PM

Quote from: Caladonian on May 19, 2016, 03:11:58 PM

Quote from: joblo on May 19, 2016, 03:14:05 PM

Optimized esper CPU miner released, 56% faster than cpuminer-hmq1725 on
CPUs with AES_NI. See my sig for details.

I recommend using the GPU port at suprnova. The CPU port has a rough start until
the diff settles.

wow 56% faster in mining espers? what would be your average mine now mate if its possible to share and what's your mining rig you got a ggod code over I just don't know or sure if my laptop can handle it.

i7-6700K @ 4 GHz, 214 kH/s.

Thank you!

Would like to test my i7-4790K @ 4.8 GHZ, but don't know how to compile for windows.

I'll repeat what posted in the other thread.

You can use Virtualbox to create a virtual Linux machine where you can install any Linux distribution
you want, Fedora and Ubuntu derivatives are known to work and have all the depenencies in their
repositories. If you allocate all CPUs to the virtual machine you can get the same performance as running
natively.

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Quote from: Caladonian on May 19, 2016, 03:11:58 PM

Quote from: Caladonian on May 19, 2016, 03:11:58 PM

Optimized esper CPU miner released, 56% faster than cpuminer-hmq1725 on
CPUs with AES_NI. See my sig for details.

I recommend using the GPU port at suprnova. The CPU port has a rough start until
the diff settles.

wow 56% faster in mining espers? what would be your average mine now mate if its possible to share and what's your mining rig you got a ggod code over I just don't know or sure if my laptop can handle it.

i7-6700K @ 4 GHz, 214 kH/s.

Thank you!

Would like to test my i7-4790K @ 4.8 GHZ, but don't know how to compile for windows.

joblo

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Optimized esper CPU miner released, 56% faster than cpuminer-hmq1725 on
CPUs with AES_NI. See my sig for details.

I recommend using the GPU port at suprnova. The CPU port has a rough start until
the diff settles.

wow 56% faster in mining espers? what would be your average mine now mate if its possible to share and what's your mining rig you got a ggod code over I just don't know or sure if my laptop can handle it.

i7-6700K @ 4 GHz, 214 kH/s.

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