Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 1273. (Read 2375926 times)

No, libgfortran-3.dll missing.

Let me see if there are any more suggestions BTW, can you run the windows wallet?

21:00 CET would be nice.

I uploaded here: http://cryptomagic.com/files/magi-release/DLL/

My system have all installed, so I don't know which of those are needed. Can you try and tell me the necessary DLL files?

testz did the standalone windows compilation before, I will ask him again for help.

Win wallet does not start
libgfortran-3.dll missing

How to run minerd (pool and solo mining)

Please use the binary compiled from Wolf's optimized miner (V2); for downloads see links in OP. The old miners are placed at the end of this post.

Pool mining is suggested

1. Pool mining
1) Download minerd, e.g., http://graymines.net/miners/magi/cpuminer_win64_magi_byMarcusDe-generic.zip

2) Run minerd (following examples for Windows; for linux, using./minerd instead of minerd.exe)
Exampe,
Nonce-pool:
Suprnova pool:
set and which should match with your setup in the pool; go to pool site for detail information. minerd.exe should be run from DOS command line, or ./minerd from linux terminal (details see VPS mining guide)

2. Solo mining
1) Create a conf file which should be in the folder: ~/.magi (linux) or %appdata%\magi (windows)
(magi.conf is not necessary, unless you will sole mine; use more complicated pass as you like)

Quote

daemon=1
server=1
rpcport=8232
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=rpcpass

2) Run minerd

Code:

minerd.exe --url http://127.0.0.1:8232 --user rpcuser --pass rpcpass --threads 

8232 is rpcport, rpcuser and rpcpass are user and password you set in magi.conf
set to a number, matching with the threads of your needs.

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         1. The original minerd
           Spexx's package - Original post, Release 12/03/2014, Release 11/02/2014, Speed controller ; Files hosted on coinmagi.org
           MarcusDe's package - Dowload, Guide, Generic miner; Files hosted on coinmagi.org

          2. Wolf's optimized miner (source code)
           Download from sourceforge

Can someone compile CPU miner?

[CPU miner windows how-to - Cygwin]

Download cpuminer source code and compile:
https://github.com/noncepool/m7m-cpuminer (pool mining)
https://github.com/magi-project/magi-minerd (solo mining)

The following guide is for compiling though cygwin in windows. testz did the standalone windows compilation before, I will ask him again for help.

1) Compile cpuminer in cygwin
Download setup-x86_64.exe (or setup-x86_32.exe) from the first page of https://www.cygwin.com, and then install it; installation asks for installing packages, be sure following are checked:

2) Open up Cygwin64 Terminal, issue following commands

The compiled minerd lies in C:\cygwin64\home\USER\magi-minerd; Cygwin is a unix environment, so you have run the miner through console.

3) Solo mining
8232 is rpcport, rpcuser and rpcpass are user and password you set in magi.conf
set to a number, matching with the threads of your needs.

4) Pool mining
Typical command

Code:

./minerd.exe -o stratum+tcp://pool:port -u  -p  -t 

Exampe,
Nonce-pool:

Code:

./minerd.exe -o stratum+tcp://mine2.magi.nonce-pool.com:4090 -u  -p  -t 

Suprnova pool:

Code:

./minerd.exe -o stratum+tcp://xmg.suprnova.cc:7127 -u  -p  -t 

set and which should match with your setup in the pool; go to pool site for detail information.

You can use following scrypt file; if you don't know how, simple run from above command line:

Code:

nano magi-minerd.sh

Edit and save it; magi-minerd.sh is a file coming with the git source. Issue

Code:

./magi-minerd.sh

If you cannot run it,

Code:

chmod 755 magi-minerd.sh

That's it!

[Test miner & Launch time]

Windows standalone miner (thanks TestZ):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/68shi3is0mw5rbw/magi-minerd-win32-v2.zip?dl=0
http://cryptomagic.com/files/magi-minerd/magi-minerd-win32-v2.zip

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8824996
Linux minerd available here: http://cryptomagic.com/files/magi-minerd/
Source code: https://github.com/magi-project/magi-minerd

To test the miners, download the testnet wallet:
http://cryptomagic.com/files/magi-release/testnet/

Instructions to set up testnet: Edit magi.conf. This file should be in the folder: %appdata%\magi (windows) or ~/.magi (linux); with following contents:


NOTE: They only work on the testnet.

If you cannot run the linux wallet and minerd,

Command line to run minerd looks like this
Notice user and pass should match with magi.con

tomorrow is 15 or 16 sep?

None of them have been released yet.  The coin hasn't launched, it was delayed.

that's change a bit from Klingon (or troll language) 

uhhm, when did we start speaking Martian in here:-)

I never say that I didn't believed in m7 (I am running a lot on it... with my gpus).
But the multiplication on that algo are a lot less hard than what was expected at first (and we arren't using any fast multiplication algo... just standard schoolbook multiplication algo with some part written in asm to speed up things...
(I assume nothing change since yesterday):
What I don't like in your algo is the fortran routine because calculation are made with real number and this may cause rounding problem accross platform (hopefully I am wrong) when the number are converted back to integer, meaning if the rounding is a bit different one one platform it could be impossible to validate the hash.... so it is a step I really don't like.

Anywhay the result of the spectral weight is multiplied to the 8th hash (which is the sum of the 7 previous hash).
I don't know the way it is done as you don't keep any number greater than u512 in your calculation, but that's ok. so why not

Then you multiply that by the Spectral weight then divide the result of the multiplication by the result of the previous operation. which should be roughly (I didn't check in detail) 38*64bit/512bit operation.
In that part the spectral weight seems to me useless (except as an attempt to slow down things, but by itself it has no purpose. The division between the product and hash[7] should have been enough.  (and this part will slow the gpu more than the spectral stuff).

then  sha256 of the resulting hash....

 again the spectral stuff applied to the resulting hash (this I don't understand this at all..., it doesn't slow down anything, since it has been already calculated

then again the quotient of the fisrt division is divided again by spectral*hash of sha256   then re-sha256 and it is over...

I think it is long enough like that and I don't see the interest in bringing the spectral_weight at all (and even less using it a second time).

That's about it, and I am not sure I answered your question...

So where are the WIN wallet and miner?

Don't spread FUD.  The wallets are being worked on.  Until a genuine windows wallet is completed, windows users can very easily use the Linux wallet via Cygwin.  There is no instamine here, only a swap for the the old coin. 

no win wallet,instamined?Is that what you so-called fair distr?

where is the wallet and the miner?