Something seems wrong with this pool. Friday had no problems mining but since then, not one coin generated.
Tried with several addresses and with cpuminer and cgminer the result is the same.
When I try with coinex pool I get coins right away and with a higher difficulty using both cpuminer or cgminer.
I know my hash rate is not great (from 3 to 13khs) but I should have got some coins as I used to get them on Friday and still get them with coinex...
Topic: [ANN] Infinitecoin (IFC) pool-Treasurequarry.com. 1.5% fee. P2pool Europe server - page 6. (Read 54730 times)
December 10, 2013, 04:22:15 AM
December 10, 2013, 02:05:37 AM
Yes, we're back and mining as usual again now. 
December 10, 2013, 01:49:19 AM
Well after all that, I've had to rollback to Infinitecoin version 1.8. It looks like version 1.85 is refusing connections from p2pool (or, from what I can gather, anything that it doesn't recognise as another version 1.85 of the Infinitecoin wallet) . I see that the other P2Pool is currently out of action, which I guess is probably because of this same problem (see Jude Austin's post at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3881370 )
I'll raise this with TECSHARE as this really needs to be fixed in version 1.9.
I'll raise this with TECSHARE as this really needs to be fixed in version 1.9.
yes but we are back isn't it , its mining down here
December 10, 2013, 01:19:20 AM
Well after all that, I've had to rollback to Infinitecoin version 1.8. It looks like version 1.85 is refusing connections from p2pool (or, from what I can gather, anything that it doesn't recognise as another version 1.85 of the Infinitecoin wallet) . I see that the other P2Pool is currently out of action, which I guess is probably because of this same problem (see Jude Austin's post at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3881370 )
I'll raise this with TECSHARE as this really needs to be fixed in version 1.9.
I'll raise this with TECSHARE as this really needs to be fixed in version 1.9.
December 09, 2013, 10:36:35 PM
Following an upgrade to Infinitecoin 1.85, the pool is currently having to re-load the blockchain. I wasn't expecting the blockchain re-download to be necessary but 1.85 didn't seem to like the old database...grr.
Apologies for the hopefully short downtime.
Apologies for the hopefully short downtime.
Okay dear , thanks for the update I was at first a bit worried.
December 09, 2013, 10:02:25 PM
Following an upgrade to Infinitecoin 1.85, the pool is currently having to re-load the blockchain. I wasn't expecting the blockchain re-download to be necessary but 1.85 didn't seem to like the old database...grr.
Apologies for the hopefully short downtime.
Apologies for the hopefully short downtime.
December 09, 2013, 07:45:22 PM
Pool share difficulty at the moment is 0.108 so at constant mining at say 4 kh/s you'd be likely to find a share in about 1.34 days according to the Coinwarz calculator at http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/infinitecoin-mining-calculator/?h=4&p=500.00&pc=0.10&pf=0.00&d=0.10800000&r=65536.00000000&er=0.00000001&hc=0.00 . As it says there, this can very greatly depending on your luck. Once you find a share you'll then start getting payments until that share runs out, or, if you find a further share before the first runs out, until that further share runs out etc.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
so I may have used +0.00011641 on this address iQoPFARu8D6kFMqaTMnDrj8STXC26rPUqJ , it was on the third laptop , I have recieved 1k ifc uptill now on this address . now i am using +0.00000582
December 09, 2013, 07:31:35 PM
Pool share difficulty at the moment is 0.108 so at constant mining at say 4 kh/s you'd be likely to find a share in about 1.34 days according to the Coinwarz calculator at http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/infinitecoin-mining-calculator/?h=4&p=500.00&pc=0.10&pf=0.00&d=0.10800000&r=65536.00000000&er=0.00000001&hc=0.00 . As it says there, this can very greatly depending on your luck. Once you find a share you'll then start getting payments until that share runs out, or, if you find a further share before the first runs out, until that further share runs out etc.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
Yes I have been using +0.00000582 , I may have written it wrong the other one +0.00011641. Thankyou again , I will see how it goes , I have been using 0.00000582 from the start though , have recieved 8000 ifc uptill now , but not a single transaction for the last 24 hrs. though.
December 09, 2013, 07:09:05 PM
Pool share difficulty at the moment is 0.108 so at constant mining at say 4 kh/s you'd be likely to find a share in about 1.34 days according to the Coinwarz calculator at http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/infinitecoin-mining-calculator/?h=4&p=500.00&pc=0.10&pf=0.00&d=0.10800000&r=65536.00000000&er=0.00000001&hc=0.00 . As it says there, this can very greatly depending on your luck. Once you find a share you'll then start getting payments until that share runs out, or, if you find a further share before the first runs out, until that further share runs out etc.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
With the hashrate that you mentioned it's best to use iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn+0.00000582 rather than the +0.00011641 that you've posted. This will help your hashrate graphs look more accurate. At the moment I can only see red peaks mostly at around 1kh/s on your hourly graph.
December 09, 2013, 07:01:47 PM
Can you tell me the IFC addresses you're using to mine and your hashrates, alfaz12? It sounds like one machine has found a share whereas another has not yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
for this address iGFsfap8SV8eMaTECwXfWMviM8NJck9bhm , yes I did recieve transaction 24 hrs ago , but I have been mining for the last 24hrs but not recieved any new transaction , usually i get by this time. 11:00pm GMT + 5 , so over here by 4:00am
December 09, 2013, 06:33:05 PM
Can you tell me the IFC addresses you're using to mine and your hashrates, alfaz12? It sounds like one machine has found a share whereas another has not yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
This is the address iA6Yvv44fv2onsMHHZeiCWJT9W4i6LiuBn and hash rate is between 3.0KH/S to 5.6KH/S
December 09, 2013, 10:15:05 AM
Can you tell me the IFC addresses you're using to mine and your hashrates, alfaz12? It sounds like one machine has found a share whereas another has not yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
The reason why one address isn't showing on the network on the block explorer would simply be because the network has never known of any payments going to that address yet.
December 09, 2013, 03:53:40 AM
Thanks, alfaz12. You were asking about a GPU for a tower unit, alfaz12. AMD's 5970, 6990, 7950, 7970 and 7990 all seem to be popular cards. I seem to hear a lot of people talking about the 7950 and 7970 in particular. Their individual wattages and estimated kh/s are on the Litecoin hardware comparison site at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
Another problem pal , may be you have the answer , as I told you I am currently mining on Two machine (laptops Core2Duo) One of them is showing my earning of IFCs in my wallet , the other is mining for the last 30 Hours but has not shown a coin or earning , now when I went to IFC Block Exlplorer website http://infinitecoin.wordpress.com/block-explorer/ to check my address status , one of the address is shown in the network the other is not shown in the network, don't know what to do, Both Machines started mining at the same time but one has started showing the earning the other address is not even shown in the network. and I inserted my address the same way (minerd -o http://treasurequarry.com:9844 -u YOURINFINITECOINADDRESS+0.00011641 -p x) you told us to do. what to do should I wait, but why is one laptop is showing earnings and yes both has different wallets synced on both the machines.
Now I don't know how to post image over here otherwise I would showed that both are mining. Using CPUMiner seperately
December 09, 2013, 03:08:15 AM
If you use the method of just having one central wallet for 3 addresses the easiest way to identify what you've receive for each individual address is to search for that address in the block explorer. On thinking further about this it may be more simple to have a separate wallet on each machine but the choice is what you find most convenient really and whether you want to use the disk-space on each of your machines for the blockchain.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
Thanks a lot dear for all your help , very gracious of you , I will see whether to go with a CPU or buy a GPU for my laptop , it all depends on my next salary . So as of now I will stick on to CPUMining , any suggestion for a good GPU for a tower or CPU unit.
I highly recommend that you try another IFC pool. I guarantee that you will make substantially more, given the same time period.
If you don't make more, I will point 750 khash to any pool of your choosing for 24 hours.
Btw, whatever you do.. DO NOT build a psuedo mining rig.
hello there , were you refering to me , I think http://treasurequarry.com/ is the most authentic pool don't know about the rest , plus i don't have enough money to make a rig and kind of energy crisis we have here , laptop is currently the best choice otherwise you need to buy generator or ups with the rig , one CPU can work but still need a ups.
The only way to know is to try one or two.
This psuedo share crap is bull shit. You deserve to be paid for 100% of your hashpower's time.
Okay dear , thanks for the suggestion.
December 09, 2013, 01:29:02 AM
If you use the method of just having one central wallet for 3 addresses the easiest way to identify what you've receive for each individual address is to search for that address in the block explorer. On thinking further about this it may be more simple to have a separate wallet on each machine but the choice is what you find most convenient really and whether you want to use the disk-space on each of your machines for the blockchain.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
Thanks a lot dear for all your help , very gracious of you , I will see whether to go with a CPU or buy a GPU for my laptop , it all depends on my next salary . So as of now I will stick on to CPUMining , any suggestion for a good GPU for a tower or CPU unit.
I highly recommend that you try another IFC pool. I guarantee that you will make substantially more, given the same time period.
If you don't make more, I will point 750 khash to any pool of your choosing for 24 hours.
Btw, whatever you do.. DO NOT build a psuedo mining rig.
hello there , were you refering to me , I think http://treasurequarry.com/ is the most authentic pool don't know about the rest , plus i don't have enough money to make a rig and kind of energy crisis we have here , laptop is currently the best choice otherwise you need to buy generator or ups with the rig , one CPU can work but still need a ups.
The only way to know is to try one or two.
This psuedo share crap is bull shit. You deserve to be paid for 100% of your hashpower's time.
December 08, 2013, 11:34:09 PM
Thanks, alfaz12. You were asking about a GPU for a tower unit, alfaz12. AMD's 5970, 6990, 7950, 7970 and 7990 all seem to be popular cards. I seem to hear a lot of people talking about the 7950 and 7970 in particular. Their individual wattages and estimated kh/s are on the Litecoin hardware comparison site at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
Again dear , thanks a ton , you have really helped not only me but the newbies around us alot , i will let you know about the card that I am going for in a few days time , actually I found a tower last night in our store room , not too old but definitely need some working so let see how much money I can squeeze from next salary.
December 08, 2013, 10:03:45 PM
Thanks, alfaz12. You were asking about a GPU for a tower unit, alfaz12. AMD's 5970, 6990, 7950, 7970 and 7990 all seem to be popular cards. I seem to hear a lot of people talking about the 7950 and 7970 in particular. Their individual wattages and estimated kh/s are on the Litecoin hardware comparison site at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
I don't really know anything about mining on an android device but I don't think you'll get much of a hashrate. All I can advise on that is to maybe check out the reviews at Google's Play Store https://play.google.com/store/search?q=litecoin%20miner&hl=en_GB
With all the pool mining software I'm aware of you don't need to keep your Infinitecoin wallet open during mining. You can just shut it down if you like. Then when you choose to reopen it, any Infinitecoins that you've earned in the pool will show as the wallet gets itself up-to-date with downloading the blocks .
December 08, 2013, 08:44:12 PM
If you use the method of just having one central wallet for 3 addresses the easiest way to identify what you've receive for each individual address is to search for that address in the block explorer. On thinking further about this it may be more simple to have a separate wallet on each machine but the choice is what you find most convenient really and whether you want to use the disk-space on each of your machines for the blockchain.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
Thanks a lot dear for all your help , very gracious of you , I will see whether to go with a CPU or buy a GPU for my laptop , it all depends on my next salary . So as of now I will stick on to CPUMining , any suggestion for a good GPU for a tower or CPU unit.
I highly recommend that you try another IFC pool. I guarantee that you will make substantially more, given the same time period.
If you don't make more, I will point 750 khash to any pool of your choosing for 24 hours.
Btw, whatever you do.. DO NOT build a psuedo mining rig.
hello there , were you refering to me , I think http://treasurequarry.com/ is the most authentic pool don't know about the rest , plus i don't have enough money to make a rig and kind of energy crisis we have here , laptop is currently the best choice otherwise you need to buy generator or ups with the rig , one CPU can work but still need a ups.
December 08, 2013, 07:53:43 PM
If you use the method of just having one central wallet for 3 addresses the easiest way to identify what you've receive for each individual address is to search for that address in the block explorer. On thinking further about this it may be more simple to have a separate wallet on each machine but the choice is what you find most convenient really and whether you want to use the disk-space on each of your machines for the blockchain.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
Thanks a lot dear for all your help , very gracious of you , I will see whether to go with a CPU or buy a GPU for my laptop , it all depends on my next salary . So as of now I will stick on to CPUMining , any suggestion for a good GPU for a tower or CPU unit.
I highly recommend that you try another IFC pool. I guarantee that you will make substantially more, given the same time period.
If you don't make more, I will point 750 khash to any pool of your choosing for 24 hours.
Btw, whatever you do.. DO NOT build a psuedo mining rig.
December 08, 2013, 02:45:55 PM
If you use the method of just having one central wallet for 3 addresses the easiest way to identify what you've receive for each individual address is to search for that address in the block explorer. On thinking further about this it may be more simple to have a separate wallet on each machine but the choice is what you find most convenient really and whether you want to use the disk-space on each of your machines for the blockchain.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
According to the Litecoin hardware comparison page at https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison the fastest AMD laptop GPUs seem to be the AMD 6990M and AMD 7970M . I'd be verrry reticent to advise GPU mining on a laptop though. From what I've read you'll be likely to have big problems with heat and could possibly fry your machine.
another thing that I would like to ask if you are mining on android devices what app do you use and do we need keep our IFC Wallet running during the mining process or we can turn it off or exit.
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