Topic: [ANN] [Proof of Mining Campaign] [XMG] Magi | 1st PoS-II | Tor | M7M CPU only - page 10. (Read 56324 times)

Honestly, thanks for the feedback BitcoinFX, this is great way to look into the specifics.

You should post this in the main magi thread others need to know about it.

This is something to be proud of !! Not often seen that a coin in such a short time shows so many new developments.

I'll join in no brainer

This video is freaking amazing guys

Have started mining Magi using Digital Ocean and VULTR as per. joelao95 guide.

- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8800103

I actually had a bunch of referral credit surplus after signing folks up to mine Boolberry at Digital Ocean.  

Anyway, I have used your link at VULTR - which has pretty impressive VPS instances, currently being x2 the hashing speed (on average) over Digital Ocean with more RAM for the same price.

VULTR gives $5 free credit as well when you register a valid debit card or deposit with PayPal and they now accept Bitcoin deposits with an additional $5 credit on the first deposit.

Can't find a better reason to not try mining some Magi !

If you use this HOWTO you will be mining in 5 minutes

An update on the XMG promotion in China.

http://8btc.com/thread-7626-1-1.html
http://8btc.com/thread-10795-1-1.html
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Start in 1 hour, 20 PM Beijing Time today!

If you are mining Magi and your pool withdraw address is in Cryptoine.com - Exchange

! You Must Update Your Wallet Address !

Good luck

Great post, it really shows that Magi community is all dedicated to it's success and that we are going in the right path 

Please take your time and read.
Partly meant for protection of the miners
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9150470

This is summing up to get interesting

Good contribution!
XMG is going in the right direction!

This link covers almost all your questions about VPS mining:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8800103

how to mining use vps linux OS debian??

   Here is my GIFT to the XMG community!!!

OK, I have finally managed to mine behind a firewall (i.e. NAT)

The problem is that your computer do not have an IP to connect with the server(the pool).

Here is my solution:

Go to your VPS and:


Edit-add: I am not sure if you need to su so the $ might be #, as my user has all the privileges of the root.
xxxx is the port you choose

Run socat under cygwin, and:

xxxx is the port you choose, the same above.

Run minerd with command line or batch file:


Please note that the "-d -d -d -d" after the socat commands are for diagnostic purposes, so showing you what is happenning, i.e. you can completely remove them. I have just managed to run it, so some tunning might be necessary





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It sounds like he's one of the slightly automatic overclock settings in the bios.  It will crank the multiplier when it can but step it down if the chip gets hot.  I know it is, because you have to crank the 8350 up to 4.8 Ghz to get 100Kh/s.  Digithu, you must be using water-cooling?  I know how air-cooling works on these, not quite good enough.  Overclocking, it's like hot-rodding for computers!  One of the best forums is Overclock.net and here's their excellent guide to overclocking the Bulldozer which I'll have to dig into again.  Ah, just noticed it's for the 8120, but all the scaling charts are relevant and anyone who can take a 3.1 Ghz chip to 5.4Ghz deserves to be listened to.  Tons of information there, tons and tons of experience to tap, and I'd better get out of there before I start drooling over liquid nitrogen setups.  Oh there it is, the other Bulldozer/Piledriver guide.

Another great forum is Xtreme Systems.  Lots of fun stuff there.  (Good Lord!  *choke*  4-chip Opteron system.  That's just nasty!!!)  Things getting a little late here so I'll leave it at that.  Just remember that if you're scaling things upwards whatever it is, it'll fail before it blows.  If you're not rebooting a lot though, you're not doing it right.

Aida64 reports ALL the temperatures in your system and cards, not just the main ones.  Contains great benchmarks, positively the best and most comprehensive info utility I've ever seen.  Even has hashing benchmarks for graphics cards.

http://www.aida64.com/downloads

On the sidebar of this Reddit community is a great link list of utilities and benchmark programs.
http://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/

And just because, here's my Bad Girl.

bump for awareness

I think AMD FX8350 is doing good.

is this the best miner at this time, or better to use other version?

oh ok thank you. Nice!