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Topic: [ANN] GME | GameCoin - Unofficial fork and Windows QT Client. - page 15. (Read 23874 times)
Sync with network: 339212 blocks remaining 
As long as you're using the client linked in the first post, ignore it. The client has checkpoints and will not try to download the rogue blockchain. It'll just display like it's trying to sync but be fully functioning.
By the way guys, I've transferred 50,000 GME to the house account on my Blackjack site. Special offer for people who post in this thread only. Visit the site and tell me the deposit wallet address it gives you here:
And I'll credit the account with 200 GME which you can gamble to potentially gain more or just withdraw it to your own GME wallet. It's entirely up to you.
Please note the site is session based so you'll need to keep it open in your browser until your account has been credited and you've cashed out.
Also, this 200 GME credit offer is only open to people posting in this topic. I have offered lesser amounts in other topics.
Sync with network: 339212 blocks remaining
diff change at 20160 blocks.
Great work guys. I think we may even reach 20k blocks today. 
How many blocks left?
48
Great work guys. I think we may even reach 20k blocks today.
How many blocks left?
Is that the retarget?
Also, in the block explorer - why does it show more then 1000 GME paid out for some blocks? e.g block 19947
block explorer here http://gme.p2pool.nl/chain/Gamecoins
Also, in the block explorer - why does it show more then 1000 GME paid out for some blocks? e.g block 19947
block explorer here http://gme.p2pool.nl/chain/Gamecoins
Great work guys. I think we may even reach 20k blocks today.
Got 12 blocks in 12 hours with only 600kh/s solo, not much, but still "worth" it 
How long are we away from a retarget?
In reply to my own question - I have found 4 blocks so far
edit : 5 blocks ^_^
probably not much point pointing 700 k/hash at it solo?
In reply to my own question - I have found 4 blocks so far
edit : 5 blocks ^_^
Alright guys. I did a test run on the slow computer and guess what... I put in the IP for the main computer into the launch.bat and bang.... it worked now hiccups.
Now the next question is would I need the username and PW added into the launch.bat like normal? I kept it in just to be safe...
Now the next question is would I need the username and PW added into the launch.bat like normal? I kept it in just to be safe...
yes, use the username and password from the conf file
Alright guys. I did a test run on the slow computer and guess what... I put in the IP for the main computer into the launch.bat and bang.... it worked now hiccups.
Now the next question is would I need the username and PW added into the launch.bat like normal? I kept it in just to be safe...
Now the next question is would I need the username and PW added into the launch.bat like normal? I kept it in just to be safe...
@BrewCrewFan: I do mining though my internal network all the time, usually with a basic config like this:
The rpcport value can be anything you like as long as you use a different port for each wallet you install. You don't even need to open the port because you'll be connecting via your internal network. The only additions I usually make are addnode lines if necessary.
As others have said, just point each individual miner at the internal IP address of the computer hosting the wallet and the port defined in this file and you're good to go.
Good luck in pooling your resources to find a block.
Code:
rpcuser=x
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=192.168.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=20202
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=192.168.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=20202
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
The rpcport value can be anything you like as long as you use a different port for each wallet you install. You don't even need to open the port because you'll be connecting via your internal network. The only additions I usually make are addnode lines if necessary.
As others have said, just point each individual miner at the internal IP address of the computer hosting the wallet and the port defined in this file and you're good to go.
Good luck in pooling your resources to find a block.
no, keep your conf file the same.
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
Okay so I should leave everything the same for the main computer with the wallet with the exception of making sure I would allow the other 2 PCs to connect to it... correct? Leaving the 127.0.0.1 config for the main computer... and then just edit the launch.bats on the other 2 computers to the IP of the main computer...
think I got this.
YOu guys are great. I am soon gonna be really good at this shit and I thank the effort you guys put into helping
correct. and no problem
no, keep your conf file the same.
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
Okay so I should leave everything the same for the main computer with the wallet with the exception of making sure I would allow the other 2 PCs to connect to it... correct? Leaving the 127.0.0.1 config for the main computer... and then just edit the launch.bats on the other 2 computers to the IP of the main computer...
think I got this.
YOu guys are great. I am soon gonna be really good at this shit and I thank the effort you guys put into helping
no, keep your conf file the same.
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
+1
probably not much point pointing 700 k/hash at it solo?
I find a block every 1/2 hours with 300kh/s
Not sure how you can I have not gotten anything in 4 days now? Thats with around 120.
Now a quick question for solo. lets say I have 3 cards all on dif computers. I run my main computer.
Now could I technically point the other 2 cards at the main computer and would that help with finding blocks? If so how would I get them to work with the other main card?
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=BrewCrew
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.0.*
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcport=9777
Point your PC's to :
ipaddressOfMainComputer:9777
e.g 192.168.1.2:9777
Okay one thing is not clear though... when I point... I would use the rpcconnect and put in the 192.168.1.2:9777?
so it would look like rpcconnect=192.168.1.2:9777 in place of the rpcconnect=127.0.0.1?
Yes. The only difference is taht using 192.x.x.x:port allows you to connect several computers/miners to the same local wallet. 127.0.0.1 is localhost and won't accept incoming connection outside of the local system. For this to work you of course need all your computers/miners to be connected to the same local LAN and have your router/firewall on the host computer (where wallet resides) configured to allow the connection.
no, keep your conf file the same.
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
on your other 2 pc's point the miner to 192.168.2.1:9777 (obviously replace the IP with the IP of your main PC)
also, in your router, turn on port forwarding for 9777 to your main box
probably not much point pointing 700 k/hash at it solo?
I find a block every 1/2 hours with 300kh/s
Not sure how you can I have not gotten anything in 4 days now? Thats with around 120.
Now a quick question for solo. lets say I have 3 cards all on dif computers. I run my main computer.
Now could I technically point the other 2 cards at the main computer and would that help with finding blocks? If so how would I get them to work with the other main card?
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=BrewCrew
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.0.*
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcport=9777
Point your PC's to :
ipaddressOfMainComputer:9777
e.g 192.168.1.2:9777
Okay one thing is not clear though... when I point... I would use the rpcconnect and put in the 192.168.1.2:9777?
so it would look like rpcconnect=192.168.1.2:9777 in place of the rpcconnect=127.0.0.1?
probably not much point pointing 700 k/hash at it solo?
I find a block every 1/2 hours with 300kh/s
Not sure how you can I have not gotten anything in 4 days now? Thats with around 120.
Now a quick question for solo. lets say I have 3 cards all on dif computers. I run my main computer.
Now could I technically point the other 2 cards at the main computer and would that help with finding blocks? If so how would I get them to work with the other main card?
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=BrewCrew
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.0.*
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcport=9777
Point your PC's to :
ipaddressOfMainComputer:9777
e.g 192.168.1.2:9777
Awwww fucken sweet. BTW would this "help" finding blocks then solo? Kinda like what p2p does? Combine the hashing power to finding a block? Or would they all still be independent?
Edit: the reason I ask is because then I would hope to have around the 300khash going to finding a block instead of it all on their own...
I am fairly sure they would all combine rather then working independently, like a pool.
I am sure if I am wrong some one will correct me though
edit : forgot to answer.
Also, yes it would help. The more hashes per sec, the higher your chance of winning the "lottery"
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