Topic: [ANN] | SUQA | New X22i Algo | SWIFFTX | No ICO | No Pre-mine | %5 Apr Interest - page 91. (Read 181883 times)

Ahh yeah I'm having a similar issue.  I'm running the only existing GPU miner on a system with updated drivers to work with CUDA 9.2 and it seems to be running and so forth.  I'm seeing payouts stack up on the mining pool I'm using.

however....I can't get the windows wallet client to connect to anything.  There are others mining and there's a nethash, so obviously it is working but.  I don't know what I'm doing wrong.  It's not working 'out of the box' so to speak.

I hope this project goes well and things pick up.  I hope it's contributes and establishes healthy competition as an ASIC resistant coin and such but, this is a really rough launch.

It's stating 'no source block available'.  It's not connecting and accessing the blockchain.  I don't know why though.

Update:  I went to the debug window.  In the Information tab.  The connection area (Name: main) I assume is implying connections to the mainnet as opposed to a testnet.  Number of conncetions keeps flashing from 0 (in 0/ out 0) to 1 really quick and then back to all 0.  It's like iet's trying to connect but can't.

You are nitpicking my words. The ccminer compiles on Linux, but not on all distribution and versions, just like any other ccminer fork.
The git repo doesn't have the correct attributes because it has been initialised by a windows developer, using my code.
The limitation on GPU number hasn't been introduced by the changes needed to run X22i. The reason why the miner was forked from an older ccminer is because of the need to have support for getblocktemplate, to have a fair launch even without pools.
Hope that answers all of your questions.

With all due respect - you are wrong Pallas ...

The miner does NOT compile fine under 'linux'. Maybe it compiles fine with YOUR distro of 'linux' but not linux as a specific one like Fedora, or CentOS (possibly any linux distro) in the git repo codes' current form.

First - the git repo has most of the compat/ directory missing which can be remedied simply by copying the compat/ directory from the ccminer-tpruvot git repo.
Second - had it actually been in a linux OS when committed to the git repo, the executable bits would be in tact. They are not. In fact, it seems it has been setup in Windows and committed from there, as these symptoms typically extend from Windows inability to export the executable bit to git, unlike (almost all versions of) linux. This is easily remedied as well as you know (chmod +x), but is something that should NEVER need to be done if the git repo was committed properly in the first place.

I can commit these as a pull request to the git if you like to fix these issues, that ARE in existence in the current git repo, just like what was mentioned earlier by e-hashs-top.

This generalization of the word 'linux' should never translate automatically into Ubuntu/Debian. You as a highly experienced developer should know that better than anyone.

This version also has a limitation of GPU count as well. The moment a machine has a GPU count above 9, the miner will run and core dump. Before you mention running multiple sessions, I will also advise you that this method simply doesn't work due to the ccminer's inability to see past CUDA device 10, and also has an issue with duplicating CUDA device 0 regardless of whether you specify it or not in the parameter list (-d) when running multiple sessions of this ccminer-x22i fork.

Whoever built this miner built it with almost no foresight for the large miners at all. Since when should any of these miners (including the miner fix I requested for XCN many months ago) have a GPU limitation of anything less than 25? That seems to me to be a moot ideal, and one that needs to change in future mining applications like ccminer. I think whoever brings miners out for the 'new' algos and coins, really should look at supplying a codebase that IS current, and not based on much older codebase for ccminer.

I hope this helps so that you can see that e-hashs-top isn't the only one with these sorts of issues. as I posted earlier to the 'dev' of this coin in past pages about compilation - and he/she rejected any of my concerns also passing it off as a 'linux people know how to compile' insult without considering who was posting.

#crysx

Not to Endorse it or anything, but I wanted to get some more coin, so I joined and moved over a little BTC.
Bought some SUQA at various prices, and then transferred it out of the exchange and back into my wallet.
Everything seemed to work fine for me. 

The scary part is I think I was the only buyer on there, everyone else is selling too high, or wanting to buy for nothing.

Not sure what happened. What does "nlineno" means? More details needed.

My advice wouldnt be to run away but to DYOR - do your own research

With any coin, exchange, project, investment.

A project this interesting will attract low volume exchanges, it does not mean they are all bad or fake/scam.

Those exchanges will list regardless of what anyone wants or thinks.

I am not in any way associated with this injex.io . I personally will not trade on it.

not yet. its next selflisting.. runaway

Hi. Today I have nlineno 560 000 SUQA, using the official wallet. The next time you receive a transaction, all the coins disappeared from the local wallet. Just disappeared all records of transactions in http://suqaexplorer.com/search ahhh! All transaction records in the local wallet have disappeared. In the debug file.log records about received blocks remain, but there are no records in the blockchain. Judging by the topics on the forum my problem is not unique. How can I recover the missing coins?

Go first to the Cryptobridge. Good exchange. And we can already trade in a coin, and the interest will begin to grow, and hence the development of the coin. We have high hopes for Suqa, and we hope that the coin will not let you down. ))

If the developers do not let the coin down, then the miners will pay back with good mining. And another request, be careful with Nicehash, he kills every coin!

There is no official exchange and the safest place to trade SUQA is in discord trading channel for now. Please do not look at low volume exchanges that are not approved by us. Investors, miners and supporters of SUQA please wait for our announcements about exchanges.They will be posted on our btctalk, discord and webpage when ready.
Walt for SUQA Foundation Ecosystem start if the early adopters want to be real wealhty

Is This official exchange? https://ex.injex.io/trade/SUQA/BTC

there is a bounty, and we are contacting amd miner devs :-)

what about any news for AMD miner?

The 10% dev fee is transparent for future development for a asic and fpga resistant coin which should be supported be gpu miners unlike zooko who has gotten rich with the 20% fee from zcash than told gpu miners he didn't care about them. You can't expect people to develop and continue working on a project for free not to mention look at what these scumbag exchanges charge for a listing fee  

the miner has been developed on linux and can compile fine.
it has all the usual limitations of the base ccminer code, for example the dependancy on older openssl library, but it's nothing to do with x22i.
the windows build is the same code you can find on github, and has no hidden fee.
there is a 10% developer reward, which is widely advertised and transparent, including the usage those coins will have.

no volume in the stock market
i need buy my bid 0.00000001 = 10.000 suqa

Is it the fork of Hodlcoin?

and this shit team has tampered the x22i-ccminer source code,you can not build it on Linux.Of course the windows build has a hidden fee.10%+?%,a coin of Hodlcoin fork of new vicious scam team.