Topic: [ANN] [SHA256]+[CPU] MediterraneanCoin (MED) - REUSE your ERUPTER!! - page 82. (Read 227779 times)

With proxy3 you are going to get a lot rejected share, you can try it mcproxy3.jar and mcproxy.jar.

How was the test???

Try it and see, let me know... use bfgminer

Sorry my mistake is like this

@echo off
cd \bfgminermed\
mining_proxy.exe -sh ibipot.com -sp 3334 -oh localhost -gp 8082
pause

For me speed show real slow in the pool, but seen to work, but I don't like, so I mine solo is more fast with proxy3 and bfg I get from 35-42 Gh/s

Were to run the proxy and bfgminer after create the ubunto virtual pc, in Ubuntu or in the real pc?

The speed I really check is the only mention in bfgminer, not the pool that why I believe is a concern...

configuration look correct.

MediterraneanCoin's PoW is quite different from Bitcoin's Pow (which depends also on CPU power) so the max hashrate you get with ASIC cannot be equal to the max hashrate you get with MED.

Another user has reached 22 GHash (pool side) with a BFL 30 Ghash (how comparable is it to your ASIC?)

the main difference is that he is using his own private php-mpos instance (i.e. he is the only miner and this can influence the pool strategy for diff).

I suggest you setup your own private php-mpos instance and see what changes.

PM,  do some test with me

Edit.:
My config:
stratum+stratum-proxy+mpool

mcproxy3+bfgminer

mcproxy args:
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java" -jar  mcproxy3.jar  -m 5

I use this...

But speed is slow 10-12 with the pool. Should be 30-38.

"C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe" -d64 -jar "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mediterraneancoin\mcproxy3.jar" -p 8082 -s localhost -a

@echo off
cd \bfgminermed\
mining_proxy.exe -o ibipot.com -p 3333 -gp 8082 -sh ibipot.com -sp 3334 -v
pause

@echo off
cd \bfgminermed\
bfgminer -o http://localhost:8080 -u user -p pass --http-port 8332 -Q 0
pause

I want the config here for the way BFG PXY etc is configured to get high speed mining with the pool.

yes Ubuntu  virtual machine.

is your ubuntu instance running in a virtual machine?
how are you measuring network speed?

share: you mean on the form? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ofuIiPu5TIIfNBzCal7E9vGkQKn4ANAtRNc1fp1dEfo/viewform

I see you have posted a result for SOLO MINING: bfgminer3.9.0.1 - mcproxy3 - wallet/daemon, should it be changed to MINING POOL: bfgminer3.9.0.1 - mcproxy3 - stratum-mining-proxy - mining-pool?

I am trying to use Ubuntu but some how the network speed is real slow. is this normal... the procedure to use p2pool VirtualBox

with this MINING POOL: bfgminer3.9.0.1 - mcproxy3 - stratum-mining-proxy - mining-pool BFL 30GHS

I only get between 10-12 Gh/s

Please share this configuration:

MINING POOL: bfgminer3.9.0.1 - mcproxy3 - stratum-mining-proxy - mining-pool BFL 30GHS

thanks..

thanx to all the people contributing, here are the first results about various ways of mining:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AuS8njL86fbBdEpmWXNjdTdTTFU0N3RiSXgzWTBtdGc&output=html

P2POOL  - https://github.com/mrtexaznl/p2pool

we have released a new EXPERIMENTAL version - but use it with care! read below.
the new version is tagged "v13.4.0.2-MED"

we have introduced some speedups which give very interesting results. The startup times (shares loading) is now extremely fast (a few seconds).

USE WITH CAUTION - It seems to work BUT the speedup modifications can cause bugs - to be tested with attention.

If you want to try it, we suggest that you stop your existing p2pool node, do a full backup of all your existing p2pool directory (including all subdirectories),
and then do a "git pull" to update to the latest version. Then restart p2pool as usual ("run_p2pool.py --net mediterraneancoin").

IMPORTANT: you need to set this parameter in mediterraneancoin.conf:
rpcthreads=48



on linux, you can get this error:

Failure: twisted.internet.error.ConnectBindError: Couldn't bind: 24: Too many open files.

you have to increase the OS limit for open files. google the subject.
For example: http://linux-quirks.blogspot.it/2011/02/too-many-open-files.html

Also we have seen that the worker on port 9375 sometimes breaks and stops responding.... this is possibly a bug from the original p2pool. we are investigating on this. anyway, if it breaks, the new version allows a fast reset.



The previous version, working but very slow, can be found here:
https://github.com/mrtexaznl/p2pool/releases/tag/v13.4.0.1-MED

man I asked you  friendly to not answer me, your posts i'snt connected to (my) p2pool, if you want we write forever , welcome answer me again
I understood situation pretty well , i'm not a kid and be sure DEVs have own tempo and not I not you not everyone can change
and all we doing only can help.,.,.do you know if i have succes with my experiment who know about that first? do you know now many PMs we change with smallplatf? do you know what we discuss?
i ask other people if anyone try p2pool to share they experience. Do you try? or why you don't try and help us to find solution for memory issue
if you want to help install p2pool try to incease rpcthreads to 100 , wait to sinc test and share you result
this is nothing new , this was discuss on page 18

I will try on this way :

PLEASE DEVs don't read next rows, this is not for you

i try to start p2pool several times withous succes and I ask if other people have experience and want to share

i follow instruction here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=397831.340 and here https://github.com/mrtexaznl/p2pool
start on ubuntu machine not Virtual

1-while count share, responce from mediterraneancoind is immediately
after count all share
report this message LOST CONTACT WITH BITCOIND for xx seconds.,.,and incease to hours
and responce from mediterraneancoind is very slow ~40-50 sec.
it's seems like memory issue , or i don't know seems like mediteraneancoind sleep.,freez
but on wallet blocks update correctly

anyone try to run p2pool and report?


Are you happy now?



PS :   this problem exist and on p2pool with other coin , not only MED. Because of that if any have experience with p2pool pool will be helpful