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Everything was going well until one of my miners Spreadcoin QT got stuck at week 27. Is there a known issue? Wallets on other miners sync ok.
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March 31, 2015, 01:21:58 PM
I must be doing something wrong. It is super easy to mine solo
EDIT
Everything was going well until one of my miners Spreadcoin QT got stuck at week 27. Is there a known issue? Wallets on other miners sync ok.
EDIT
Everything was going well until one of my miners Spreadcoin QT got stuck at week 27. Is there a known issue? Wallets on other miners sync ok.
March 31, 2015, 09:45:49 AM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
yup ...
...#crysx
From about the same hash rate?
which hashrate is that?
ours fluctuates due to the garbage internet connection we have here in the office ( which is still not fixed ) ...
normally we would hit much more than that ...
#crysx
He is getting 34 blocks in 24 hours with about 7mhs.
ok thanks - i must have missed that somewhere ... probably due to the lack of sleep
...we have run into a major issue with our isp - and have ordered another adsl link to be installed in the meantime ... this brings our hashrate WAY down due to the consistent disconnects from the pools ...
normally - the workers we allocate to the spr mining come in at a little over 50MH on spreadx11 ...
so not quite sure how many blocks that pulls in daily - but at this diff level and net hashrate - it pulls quite a few hundred coins a day ...
we mainly mine at nonce-pool - as he is quite trusted and private about details and private keys ... and an overall good person from our dealings with him
...ocminer is good guy too - but none of the miners that he has come through with have worked on our systems ( fedora 19 x64 - linux ) ... so we need to compile our own - and have yet to see any of the sourcecode for any of those miners for ocminers pool ... which we would like to mine on and test its throughput ...
the miner we use currently is sp's ccminer optimized version - and the rest of the farm ( which is mainly amd cards for now - until they are changed over to nvidia cards in the next month ) mine various other currencies ... mainly x11 algo ( granitecoin ) - but do mine others ...
it seems that mining spr on amd cards is eluding us ... none of the miners available today compile properly on our systems and none of them are optimized to the level that the cuda miners are ...
in any case - here is to hoping that any of the info that ive just put up now has helped in resolving any questions of normality with regards to mining spr ...
#crysx
March 31, 2015, 09:30:37 AM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
yup ...
...#crysx
From about the same hash rate?
which hashrate is that?
ours fluctuates due to the garbage internet connection we have here in the office ( which is still not fixed ) ...
normally we would hit much more than that ...
#crysx
He is getting 34 blocks in 24 hours with about 7mhs.
March 30, 2015, 08:31:21 PM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
yup ...
...#crysx
From about the same hash rate?
which hashrate is that?
ours fluctuates due to the garbage internet connection we have here in the office ( which is still not fixed ) ...
normally we would hit much more than that ...
#crysx
March 30, 2015, 06:28:22 PM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
yup ...
...#crysx
From about the same hash rate?
March 30, 2015, 06:06:03 PM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
yup ...
...#crysx
March 30, 2015, 03:38:07 PM
it's excellent coin that will spread world wide very soon... 
March 30, 2015, 03:32:19 PM
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34 Blocks in 24 hours
Does anyone else get similar results?
March 30, 2015, 02:57:10 PM
Nice.
Looks about the same as my Tri-x cards.
Do you have a power meter?
Looks about the same as my Tri-x cards.
Do you have a power meter?
March 30, 2015, 02:27:50 PM
Results are in.
Asrock mobo
Corsair 8GB RAM
Cheap CPU
Radeon AMD R9 290 x3
Corsair RM1000 80 Plus Gold 1000W
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Latest AMD drivers - checked with AMD Driver Autodetect
Found an Spreadcoinx11 SGminer on internet - checked for malware
Windows 7
34 Blocks in 24 hours
Hopefully I didn't post anything I shouldn't.
Asrock mobo
Corsair 8GB RAM
Cheap CPU
Radeon AMD R9 290 x3
Corsair RM1000 80 Plus Gold 1000W
edit
Latest AMD drivers - checked with AMD Driver Autodetect
Found an Spreadcoinx11 SGminer on internet - checked for malware
Windows 7
34 Blocks in 24 hours
Hopefully I didn't post anything I shouldn't.
March 30, 2015, 12:46:34 PM
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do you have issues with your configuration? ...
if there is any way i can help - let me know ...
#crysx
do you have issues with your configuration? ...
if there is any way i can help - let me know ...
#crysx
Not sure yet. I'm coming on 24hours, have mined 28 blocks with ~7mhs and WU is starting to be consistent on all GPUs. Temps are good, no hardware errors, some rejects, hash rate is still about 2.2mhs per miner. still running stock configurations.
Thanks for offer. Will post pictures of miners later.
March 30, 2015, 08:07:19 AM
6.11 block reward?
Currently seeing 2 blocks every ~60mins with ~15 MH/s
About right for this level of difficulty?
Currently seeing 2 blocks every ~60mins with ~15 MH/s
About right for this level of difficulty?
yup - it is ...
we are on nonce-pool ( private and invite only ) which you can use the 'standard' miners for ...
but it IS private and need to request to come in - due to the use of the 'standard' ( optimized in my case ) miners and the sharing of the private key to the pool ... unlike ocminers pool which does not share the private key ... but thats why its a private pool and invite only ...
we have NEVER had an issue there and continue to mine there - as the pool owner is trustworthy also ( like ocminer ) ...
we hit much more blocks - but thats due to the hashrate also ...
we are not hitting as many blocks as we like due to our internet connection dropouts ( which is getting looked at today by the isp ) so hopefully we will be back up and running at full pace after today ...
if you want try out the pool - let the pool owner ( nonce-pool here on bct ) via pm ...
hope this helps ...
#crysx
Thanks!
I'm still trying to find my way around. The WU is so low.
Once I get a configuration working and then tested mining on my other rigs, I'll test out the pools.
do you have issues with your configuration? ...
if there is any way i can help - let me know ...
#crysx
March 30, 2015, 05:22:54 AM
6.11 block reward?
Currently seeing 2 blocks every ~60mins with ~15 MH/s
About right for this level of difficulty?
Currently seeing 2 blocks every ~60mins with ~15 MH/s
About right for this level of difficulty?
yup - it is ...
we are on nonce-pool ( private and invite only ) which you can use the 'standard' miners for ...
but it IS private and need to request to come in - due to the use of the 'standard' ( optimized in my case ) miners and the sharing of the private key to the pool ... unlike ocminers pool which does not share the private key ... but thats why its a private pool and invite only ...
we have NEVER had an issue there and continue to mine there - as the pool owner is trustworthy also ( like ocminer ) ...
we hit much more blocks - but thats due to the hashrate also ...
we are not hitting as many blocks as we like due to our internet connection dropouts ( which is getting looked at today by the isp ) so hopefully we will be back up and running at full pace after today ...
if you want try out the pool - let the pool owner ( nonce-pool here on bct ) via pm ...
hope this helps ...
#crysx
Thanks!
I'm still trying to find my way around. The WU is so low.
Once I get a configuration working and then tested mining on my other rigs, I'll test out the pools.
March 30, 2015, 04:13:33 AM
That wall I had up, it just earned me quite a few ServiceNodes.
Thanks
Will put up another wall for you later.
You obviously have greater faith in my bitcoins than I do.
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http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=526.msg3193#msg3193
I have great faith in the ability and motivation of the new devs and other members of the community......this project has a great network and sufficient ability in a variety of areas to make this project epic.
Thanks
Will put up another wall for you later.
You obviously have greater faith in my bitcoins than I do.
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Quote from: georgem, 26 March 2015
I am perfectly confident that gjhiggins, elbandi and me will do a fine job as new devs.
http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=526.msg3193#msg3193
I have great faith in the ability and motivation of the new devs and other members of the community......this project has a great network and sufficient ability in a variety of areas to make this project epic.
March 30, 2015, 04:12:46 AM
exactly what is ocminer breaking here? ... nothing? ...
thats what i thought too ...
if ocminer really WAS breaking any arrangement with the GPL - or whatever licence - you would have FOSS on his ass in no time ...
ocminer - keep up the good work mate ... ill wait
...#crysx
thanks !
btw the source is now on github
no worries ...
github address please? ...
does this mean that we just need to compile and start to mine? ... or is there something else we need to do beforehand? ...
been waiting to test mining on your pool mate
...#crysx
March 30, 2015, 04:04:48 AM
Still breaking GPL rules?
Lol talking about "copyright" rules in crypto is kinda ridiculous but the source is on my github, i just need to remove the crypto key used for the encryption to the pool and make it public. Dont worry, soon.
Incorrect, crypto keys are of course NOT under GPL, only the source itself.
I am releasing my mods to the source - WITHOUT the crypto keys so that everyone, also other pools, can start own projects/pools by using own - new keys.
BTW maybe you should talk to the "devs" that compile and relase binary-only version of (faster) miners with forced donation or even those who sell pre-compiled binaries etc ? GPL mainly wants to prevent you make any money with public code - I'm not and never did. :-) (No, the Pool is 0% fee)
I see your point, and I agree by releasing the source - I never intended to NOT to but you're fighting against the wrong person here - it's a public project - just take a look at my github, there is lots of stuff already.
Devs that are NOT PUBLISHING their own forks, but are selling them are not breaking GPL rules. Believe it or not. So, fight is legitimate, person is not wrong. If You send binaries to one that asks for them, everything is OK. If You publish them, as you did - GPL rules are broken. Glad to hear that you published source.
March 30, 2015, 03:51:27 AM
Still breaking GPL rules?
Lol talking about "copyright" rules in crypto is kinda ridiculous but the source is on my github, i just need to remove the crypto key used for the encryption to the pool and make it public. Dont worry, soon.
Incorrect, crypto keys are of course NOT under GPL, only the source itself.
I am releasing my mods to the source - WITHOUT the crypto keys so that everyone, also other pools, can start own projects/pools by using own - new keys.
BTW maybe you should talk to the "devs" that compile and relase binary-only version of (faster) miners with forced donation or even those who sell pre-compiled binaries etc ? GPL mainly wants to prevent you make any money with public code - I'm not and never did. :-) (No, the Pool is 0% fee)
I see your point, and I agree by releasing the source - I never intended to NOT to but you're fighting against the wrong person here - it's a public project - just take a look at my github, there is lots of stuff already.
exactly what is ocminer breaking here? ... nothing? ...
thats what i thought too ...
if ocminer really WAS breaking any arrangement with the GPL - or whatever licence - you would have FOSS on his ass in no time ...
ocminer - keep up the good work mate ... ill wait
...#crysx
thanks !
btw the source is now on github
no worries ...
github address please? ...
does this mean that we just need to compile and start to mine? ... or is there something else we need to do beforehand? ...
been waiting to test mining on your pool mate
...#crysx
March 30, 2015, 03:16:47 AM
We have to test new Speard.....good job....
March 30, 2015, 03:14:05 AM
Still breaking GPL rules?
Lol talking about "copyright" rules in crypto is kinda ridiculous but the source is on my github, i just need to remove the crypto key used for the encryption to the pool and make it public. Dont worry, soon.
Incorrect, crypto keys are of course NOT under GPL, only the source itself.
I am releasing my mods to the source - WITHOUT the crypto keys so that everyone, also other pools, can start own projects/pools by using own - new keys.
BTW maybe you should talk to the "devs" that compile and relase binary-only version of (faster) miners with forced donation or even those who sell pre-compiled binaries etc ? GPL mainly wants to prevent you make any money with public code - I'm not and never did. :-) (No, the Pool is 0% fee)
I see your point, and I agree by releasing the source - I never intended to NOT to but you're fighting against the wrong person here - it's a public project - just take a look at my github, there is lots of stuff already.
exactly what is ocminer breaking here? ... nothing? ...
thats what i thought too ...
if ocminer really WAS breaking any arrangement with the GPL - or whatever licence - you would have FOSS on his ass in no time ...
ocminer - keep up the good work mate ... ill wait
...#crysx
thanks !
btw the source is now on github
March 30, 2015, 03:07:33 AM
Still breaking GPL rules?
Lol talking about "copyright" rules in crypto is kinda ridiculous but the source is on my github, i just need to remove the crypto key used for the encryption to the pool and make it public. Dont worry, soon.
Incorrect, crypto keys are of course NOT under GPL, only the source itself.
I am releasing my mods to the source - WITHOUT the crypto keys so that everyone, also other pools, can start own projects/pools by using own - new keys.
BTW maybe you should talk to the "devs" that compile and relase binary-only version of (faster) miners with forced donation or even those who sell pre-compiled binaries etc ? GPL mainly wants to prevent you make any money with public code - I'm not and never did. :-) (No, the Pool is 0% fee)
I see your point, and I agree by releasing the source - I never intended to NOT to but you're fighting against the wrong person here - it's a public project - just take a look at my github, there is lots of stuff already.
exactly what is ocminer breaking here? ... nothing? ...
thats what i thought too ...
if ocminer really WAS breaking any arrangement with the GPL - or whatever licence - you would have FOSS on his ass in no time ...
ocminer - keep up the good work mate ... ill wait
...#crysx
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