big respect for developers, today we have 30k btc volume on polo, great true project with new account technology, blockchain, didn't sell any pasc and not planning, even we get price down. Wish market adoption and pool, a lot of pools.
Best and regards,
Pascal Coin remembers me 2009 btc, nobody knows, we will see.
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January 27, 2017, 07:28:44 AM
January 27, 2017, 07:27:28 AM
My english to bad so tell me please if I get an error in wallet with -t 10
my miner will work fine without -t param?
Code:
Sending Error JSON RPC id (8) : Error: Proof of work is higher than target payload:DomanellDomanell/4---------------- timestamp:1485516126 nonce:2723368545
January 27, 2017, 07:26:58 AM
How to start mining folks.
I have downloaded the wallet and sync it.
I got NO-JSON RPC client
How I should fix it
thx
I have downloaded the wallet and sync it.
I got NO-JSON RPC client
How I should fix it
thx
January 27, 2017, 07:23:14 AM
Pascalcoin miner 0.2 working 1 day , added the-t 10 restart and 12 minutes later was Found a block with an error( 
is this normal or miners working in an empty?
If all blocks you found is the same error... then sorry, it's not working on your GPU (try -t 15 to test it more quickly)is this normal or miners working in an empty?Can i use proxy miner or this 0.2 is better? Who is better for mining
January 27, 2017, 07:21:15 AM
Pascalcoin miner 0.2 working 1 day , added the-t 10 restart and 12 minutes later was Found a block with an error( http://uploads.ru/J4h58.pngis this normal or miners working in an empty?
If all blocks you found is the same error... then sorry, it's not working on your GPU (try -t 15 to test it more quickly)http://uploads.ru/ksw8G.png
http://uploads.ru/SwU8b.png
http://uploads.ru/bwq2s.png
do what?
January 27, 2017, 07:20:02 AM
January 27, 2017, 07:19:16 AM
How do i find my Account Number and Balance in Pascal Coin Wallet?
First you need to find a block. Then it will create you 5 accounts.
January 27, 2017, 07:17:39 AM
How do i find my Account Number and Balance in Pascal Coin Wallet?
January 27, 2017, 07:16:00 AM
Sorry, I can't help everybody... imposible
For everybody that's having issues with OpenCL v0.2 miner, please read:
- If you're using NVIDIA, I don't know if it works properly, I haven't tested it
- If when executing PascalCoinMiner.exe a raise exception is shown... perhaps there is an error with your OpenCL drivers, check that you have a valid version. If version is valid, then sorry... it doesn't work
- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
For everybody that's having issues with OpenCL v0.2 miner, please read:
- If you're using NVIDIA, I don't know if it works properly, I haven't tested it
- If when executing PascalCoinMiner.exe a raise exception is shown... perhaps there is an error with your OpenCL drivers, check that you have a valid version. If version is valid, then sorry... it doesn't work
- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
A small trick for PascalCoinMiner (OpenCL miner v0.2)
You can add -t param (this param is not documented, I used it for testing purposes)
What does param -t do:
When Wallet sends a job to the miner, "target" is a 32 bits value with left-byte indicating how many "0" bits on the left must have the PoW
Example: target=2DD63426 -> Left byte 2D is equal to 45 in decimal, so, first 45 bits of PoW must be "0"
When you add -t param you can subtract the indicated left bits, for example, a "-t 10" then miner will find 45-10=35 left "0" bits of PoW
With this example, your miner will submit a work to your wallet more quickly, but of course, wallet will say that "pow is lower than target" because is an invalid PoW
It will help you to visually see if your miner is working properly
Try it.
You can add -t param (this param is not documented, I used it for testing purposes)
What does param -t do:
When Wallet sends a job to the miner, "target" is a 32 bits value with left-byte indicating how many "0" bits on the left must have the PoW
Example: target=2DD63426 -> Left byte 2D is equal to 45 in decimal, so, first 45 bits of PoW must be "0"
When you add -t param you can subtract the indicated left bits, for example, a "-t 10" then miner will find 45-10=35 left "0" bits of PoW
With this example, your miner will submit a work to your wallet more quickly, but of course, wallet will say that "pow is lower than target" because is an invalid PoW
It will help you to visually see if your miner is working properly
Try it.
Code:
PascalCoinMiner.exe -p 0 -d 1 -s -n Test -t 10
have you tried it for yourself? what is the result? did you hit the block? Thanks
January 27, 2017, 07:12:00 AM
Is there a way to fix this?
Quote
Exception at 000000010004492C: EAccessViolation:
Access violation.
Access violation.
January 27, 2017, 07:10:47 AM
Pascalcoin miner 0.2 working 1 day , added the-t 10 restart and 12 minutes later was Found a block with an error( is this normal or miners working in an empty?
If all blocks you found is the same error... then sorry, it's not working on your GPU (try -t 15 to test it more quickly) is this normal or miners working in an empty? January 27, 2017, 07:07:45 AM
Pascalcoin miner 0.2 working 1 day , added the-t 10 restart and 12 minutes later was Found a block with an error( http://uploads.ru/J4h58.pngis this normal or miners working in an empty?
After 20 minutes http://uploads.ru/noVbO.png
After 20 minutes http://uploads.ru/noVbO.png
January 27, 2017, 07:03:59 AM
I tried it, received this response: "submit JSON:"results:" "error""
Does it mean my miner is working properly?
Does it mean my miner is working properly?
It means it can find lower targets, so it can find something at least, but still can be bug and could not find higher targets .. what is your hashrate? (i could not find anything at -t 10)
6700 mh/s with 3 rigs, I tried this lower target trick with one rig. Mining for 24 h with OpenCL v0.2 miner, no block found.
January 27, 2017, 07:03:42 AM
I don't get any Nonces Found messages.
is this normal ?
Thanks
is this normal ?
Thanks
try -t 20 if have less than 10000 cards ;-)
January 27, 2017, 07:00:05 AM
I don't get any Nonces Found messages.
is this normal ?
Thanks
is this normal ?
Thanks
January 27, 2017, 06:56:29 AM
I tried it, received this response: "submit JSON:"results:" "error""
Does it mean my miner is working properly?
Does it mean my miner is working properly?
It means it can find lower targets, so it can find something at least, but still can be bug and could not find higher targets .. what is your hashrate? (i could not find anything at -t 10)
January 27, 2017, 06:55:14 AM
So let's start a Twitter campaign for asking Poloniex to offer PascalCoin account trading (PASA).
From now on, I will offer one account for every Tweet requesting PASA trading on Poloniex. Your tweet must contains the following: #PascalCoin @poloniex $PASA
Once done, PM me your tweet and your PascalCoin public key!
From now on, I will offer one account for every Tweet requesting PASA trading on Poloniex. Your tweet must contains the following: #PascalCoin @poloniex $PASA
Once done, PM me your tweet and your PascalCoin public key!
Ok, so let me be clear about this because I already got a few irrelevant PMs.
You won't receive any PASC from me, only 1 PASA.
So, I need your Public key:
to get your public key,
1) go to Menu>Project>Private keys (shortcut CTRL+P)
2) click on "New for miner ..." to enable the public key button
3) click on the button Export public key
4) the public key is pasted in your clipboard and you can then PM it to me.
Keep tweeting for 1 free PASA
January 27, 2017, 06:54:42 AM
Please share me PascalCoin or help me with
PUBLIC KEY : 3Ghhbot2tE7FohrkMBZVr6hj9dHzZQVjnd7Nsy9NVKpgCNiM1i9fcgDkGAjkmKoqiSgARf7dvXKbpL9 uyBFsqKzmFDEheBRU1SckCv
Thanks
PUBLIC KEY : 3Ghhbot2tE7FohrkMBZVr6hj9dHzZQVjnd7Nsy9NVKpgCNiM1i9fcgDkGAjkmKoqiSgARf7dvXKbpL9 uyBFsqKzmFDEheBRU1SckCv
Thanks
January 27, 2017, 06:53:28 AM
Sorry, I can't help everybody... imposible
For everybody that's having issues with OpenCL v0.2 miner, please read:
- If you're using NVIDIA, I don't know if it works properly, I haven't tested it
- If when executing PascalCoinMiner.exe a raise exception is shown... perhaps there is an error with your OpenCL drivers, check that you have a valid version. If version is valid, then sorry... it doesn't work
- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
For everybody that's having issues with OpenCL v0.2 miner, please read:
- If you're using NVIDIA, I don't know if it works properly, I haven't tested it
- If when executing PascalCoinMiner.exe a raise exception is shown... perhaps there is an error with your OpenCL drivers, check that you have a valid version. If version is valid, then sorry... it doesn't work
- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
A small trick for PascalCoinMiner (OpenCL miner v0.2)
You can add -t param (this param is not documented, I used it for testing purposes)
What does param -t do:
When Wallet sends a job to the miner, "target" is a 32 bits value with left-byte indicating how many "0" bits on the left must have the PoW
Example: target=2DD63426 -> Left byte 2D is equal to 45 in decimal, so, first 45 bits of PoW must be "0"
When you add -t param you can subtract the indicated left bits, for example, a "-t 10" then miner will find 45-10=35 left "0" bits of PoW
With this example, your miner will submit a work to your wallet more quickly, but of course, wallet will say that "pow is lower than target" because is an invalid PoW
It will help you to visually see if your miner is working properly
Try it.
You can add -t param (this param is not documented, I used it for testing purposes)
What does param -t do:
When Wallet sends a job to the miner, "target" is a 32 bits value with left-byte indicating how many "0" bits on the left must have the PoW
Example: target=2DD63426 -> Left byte 2D is equal to 45 in decimal, so, first 45 bits of PoW must be "0"
When you add -t param you can subtract the indicated left bits, for example, a "-t 10" then miner will find 45-10=35 left "0" bits of PoW
With this example, your miner will submit a work to your wallet more quickly, but of course, wallet will say that "pow is lower than target" because is an invalid PoW
It will help you to visually see if your miner is working properly
Try it.
Code:
PascalCoinMiner.exe -p 0 -d 1 -s -n Test -t 10
I tried it, received this response: "submit JSON:"results:" "error""
Does it mean my miner is working properly?
January 27, 2017, 06:53:10 AM
Sorry, I can't help everybody... imposible
- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
Where we should see for results? Wallet log? because in miner log it does nothing unusual.- If you want to know if your miner is working properly (and finding valids "nonce" for generate a block) , read this trick and try it (posted days ago)
UPDATE: tried -t 20 instead of -t 10 and the results is many "found valid nonce", so it is working. Thanks! But the thing adaseb says is not that it is "not working", but that it's working about 3 times less effective than it should. Maybe something with internal cyclesize for multiple GPUs or something?..
And please, could you elaborate on this:
Hey everybody. Noticed something strange: often on new blocks they come with timestamps AHEAD of my wallet (and my wallet is perfectly synced with ntp, double checked), so my wallet says "Current block age: -30 seconds" or even "-50 seconds", or "-10 seconds" - you get it 
negative values of TENS of seconds. Why is that? Is that only my problem? https://www.screencast.com/t/rPEjrvGtb
I thought that could be the problem with mining: if your computer is perfectly synced with time servers and finds a block, and simultaneously someone's computer is "ahead of time" and finds a block too - its HIS block included into network due to higher timestamp?.. How this network checks its current time and synchronizing? I think something is broken here, because it is very-very strange to have network-accepted blocks with timestamps ahead of world time servers by tens of seconds.
negative values of TENS of seconds. Why is that? Is that only my problem? https://www.screencast.com/t/rPEjrvGtbI thought that could be the problem with mining: if your computer is perfectly synced with time servers and finds a block, and simultaneously someone's computer is "ahead of time" and finds a block too - its HIS block included into network due to higher timestamp?.. How this network checks its current time and synchronizing? I think something is broken here, because it is very-very strange to have network-accepted blocks with timestamps ahead of world time servers by tens of seconds.
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