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Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 316. (Read 794462 times)

newbie
Activity: 4
Merit: 0
@CoinBuzz:

Thanks for the answer, I hadn't run X11 in debug before, and I never saw it with scrypt.  Guess I'll be turning that off.
sr. member
Activity: 490
Merit: 250
Try two: 

They seem to have eaten my post, so I'll try again...

I'm getting a bunch of "false positives" running a version of CPUMiner that does X11 (I've used it on DarkCoin before).

Any clues what that means?
Are you talking about the idlebug?
My miner doesn't work neither for X11. It send few share then it stay idle. I do not put any setting in the password. Also for Scrypt I've never had problem with NiceHash before (as long as I don'T not add price settings in the password).

It's not going idle, but with the  debug flag going, it's giving me:

[2014-05-12 16:34:45] DEBUG: hash > target (false positive)
Hash:   000000cb67446e5ce7e7b05fa59385a2f3f5fbbcbbc70dab5c5be84a5f6316b3
Target: 00000031ffce0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000



That's nothing, dont worry about it.
CPU Miner is calculating the target difficulty in two phase, first a rough guess and if rough guess was positive it calculate it's precise target difficulty. false positive means first phase was true and in precise check it become false.

all in all, it is normal. All users have it but dont see it because their debug mode is off.
newbie
Activity: 4
Merit: 0
Try two: 

They seem to have eaten my post, so I'll try again...

I'm getting a bunch of "false positives" running a version of CPUMiner that does X11 (I've used it on DarkCoin before).

Any clues what that means?
Are you talking about the idlebug?
My miner doesn't work neither for X11. It send few share then it stay idle. I do not put any setting in the password. Also for Scrypt I've never had problem with NiceHash before (as long as I don'T not add price settings in the password).

It's not going idle, but with the  debug flag going, it's giving me:

[2014-05-12 16:34:45] DEBUG: hash > target (false positive)
Hash:   000000cb67446e5ce7e7b05fa59385a2f3f5fbbcbbc70dab5c5be84a5f6316b3
Target: 00000031ffce0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Try two: 

They seem to have eaten my post, so I'll try again...

I'm getting a bunch of "false positives" running a version of CPUMiner that does X11 (I've used it on DarkCoin before).

Any clues what that means?
Are you talking about the idlebug?
My miner doesn't work neither for X11. It send few share then it stay idle. I do not put any setting in the password. Also for Scrypt I've never had problem with NiceHash before (as long as I don'T not add price settings in the password).
member
Activity: 96
Merit: 10
Just wondering if there is any way to set up simultaneous mutli-algo mining between scrypt and x11.  I was able to do this between scrypt and scrypt-n because they used the same kernel.  But, I'm guessing the same is not going to be possible between scrypt and x11.  Would that be correct?
newbie
Activity: 4
Merit: 0
Try two: 

They seem to have eaten my post, so I'll try again...

I'm getting a bunch of "false positives" running a version of CPUMiner that does X11 (I've used it on DarkCoin before).

Any clues what that means?
newbie
Activity: 29
Merit: 0
Hi !
Is your sgminer working with x11 ?
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Here we go!
My X11 miner just started to mine on NiceHash.
full member
Activity: 204
Merit: 101
I am ready to fire some x11  Cool
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
That is known idlebug with cgminer, which we solved with sgminer and cgminer versions that are available on site.

I suggest you inform your HW producer to implement idlebug fix too.
newbie
Activity: 1
Merit: 0
Hello,

I am currently using the patched David Bartle cgminer with p=3.5

My miner is stuck connected to stratum.nicehash.com as user 1KLCm8yFS2TVtRZe1BiPX2BWnLLWvhNhu6
At the same time it's logging every 30 seconds :
[2014-05-12 20:39:37] pool 0 JSON stratum auth failed: [
   24,
   "High price. No order to work on.",
   null
]

It doesn't switch to the alive backup pool. Nicehash pool is not dead in cgminer...
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
As I said, get ready. FW rules aren't updated yet, so you can't mine yet. ETA is 1 hour.
legendary
Activity: 1848
Merit: 1018
I am also trying to sell X11 hash, and I have my miner at your site and it is not getting work.

sgminer.exe -k darkcoin -o stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3336 -u 14tawohEigvWdHrrEDbFa6UagBexYzHmBd -p x -I 15 -g 2 -w 256




So I can not rent hash or deliver it.

Please advise on my config to deliver X11 hash, and credit my account for two orders that need cancellation fee refunded to
jimh9328
[email protected]
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
Get ready for X11. As soon as FW rules are updated, you can start mining X11 on NiceHash. Meanwhile, buyers can already place X11 orders. Buyers don't forget that minimal pool difficulty is 0.002. If you try on pool that has lower pool difficulty, order will appear dead.
legendary
Activity: 3654
Merit: 8909
https://bpip.org
So theoretically we can mine for penny while somebody has huge profit?

Simple market logic says that somebody will put an order in at 90% of wafflepool or LTC or Doge profitability, so I doubt that you will ever mine at a significant loss. And you can set your own price threshold too - read the FAQ.
legendary
Activity: 2240
Merit: 1254
Thread-puller extraordinaire
1) What happend if ther is no any order for hashrate? As I've understood mining will over then and if I have not any failover pool I'll not mine anything then - yes?
I have yet to see, outside of a completely downed system due to DDOS, any instance where there was no orders for hashing and there must be a fall-back pool that nicehash uses for the excess hash in order to ensure that *everybody* gets paid the same rate for their hash. You should always have failover pools though.

2) Prices now are good, but if they will be for example double less - mining will continue if there is no other orders with bigger price - yes? So theoretically we can mine for penny while somebody has huge profit?
Understand this, sure, you could probably track down where the fast money is currently at, if you sat at your monitor 24 hours a day constantly checking *every* new coin announcement, every sudden upswing in profitability from a particular coin or pool, etc. If that's how you want to mine then go for it. Some people can make a quick buck that way, most find the dump opportunity is gone before they get their profit.

Nicehash is all about taking the effort out of mining as far as my experience with it so far has been.

If the price per megahash goes below what you would be happy with then simply set the 'p=[x.xx]' parameter in the pool password at whatever x.xx price per gigahash you'd accept as the lowest rental rate. TBH, so far I've not seen many places where you'd get a better price, outside of direct rig rental services, which have their own headache-inducing customer service issues.
full member
Activity: 219
Merit: 100
can I just mine for myself personally from NiceHash like I would from Wafflepool?

Another misunderstanding it would seem. You 'mine' at nicehash exactly as you would at wafflepool, with absolutely no additional involvement from your end as to where your hashing goes. You can join and disconnect at will, which is why it makes for such a great failover pool.

It is a 'hash rental' service, not a rig rental service.


1) What happend if ther is no any order for hashrate? As I've understood mining will over then and if I have not any failover pool I'll not mine anything then - yes?
2) Prices now are good, but if they will be for example double less - mining will continue if there is no other orders with bigger price - yes? So theoretically we can mine for penny while somebody has huge profit?
newbie
Activity: 16
Merit: 0
What's the no-extranonce-subscribe command line? I'm not using a config file here. Thanks!
legendary
Activity: 2240
Merit: 1254
Thread-puller extraordinaire
can I just mine for myself personally from NiceHash like I would from Wafflepool?

Another misunderstanding it would seem. You 'mine' at nicehash exactly as you would at wafflepool, with absolutely no additional involvement from your end as to where your hashing goes. You can join and disconnect at will, which is why it makes for such a great failover pool.

It is a 'hash rental' service, not a rig rental service.

member
Activity: 81
Merit: 10
My balance is >0.002 from two days, but I have not recived a payout ... can you take a look at this ?
The address is: 1Fdz41HEARv1Y1gw1z38n4sZbn3Kk7Xqnr
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