Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 892. (Read 2375939 times)
Whoa whoa whoa...what's this?! I never set this transaction up! Did I strike
Remember guys: If you are registered in the Special Proof of Mining pool keep your hashrate below 250 khs. Thank you in advance!
Am I too late to the party? I am mining in http://pom.m-hash.com currently. Can I join now?
barnacle
I thought the 'pom' in 'http://pom.m-hash.com' meant proof of mining...so you're saying there's an even MORE special pool out there?!
I was referring to this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann2nd-proof-of-mining-campaign-coin-magi-pos-ii-pomunique-blk-reward-1028548
Please see Participation & Rules
barnacle
Remember guys: If you are registered in the Special Proof of Mining pool keep your hashrate below 250 khs. Thank you in advance!
Am I too late to the party? I am mining in http://pom.m-hash.com currently. Can I join now?
barnacle
I thought the 'pom' in 'http://pom.m-hash.com' meant proof of mining...so you're saying there's an even MORE special pool out there?!
Hi
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
2. Clone the miner repository
#You can also try https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-m7m-cpuminer
3. Build the miner
4. Run the miner
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type and press ENTER
Press and then type to come out of tmux
lists out your tmux sessions
connects to your default session
barnacle
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
Code:
sudo apt-get -qy install build-essential tmux git
sudo apt-get -qy install libgmp-dev autotools-dev automake
sudo apt-get -qy install pkg-config libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo apt-get -qy install libcurl4-gnutls-dev
2. Clone the miner repository
Code:
git clone https://github.com/noncepool/m7m-cpuminer.git
3. Build the miner
Code:
cd m7m-cpuminer
./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
make
4. Run the miner
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
Code:
chmod a+x minerd
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
Press
Code:
Ctrl+b
Code:
:detach
Code:
tmux ls
Code:
tmux attach
barnacle
Thanks Barnacle and welcome in our Magical Magi community!
Thanks 111magic
Happy to be part of this excellent community! Remember guys: If you are registered in the Special Proof of Mining pool keep your hashrate below 250 khs. Thank you in advance!
Am I too late to the party? I am mining in http://pom.m-hash.com currently. Can I join now?
barnacle
I have an account but never verify it! And it works!
By golly, you're right! Another vote for Magi, CHA-CHING!!!
On an unrelated note, what's everyone up to? I'm trying to wrap my head around arbitrage right now - it simply does not compute
I should have studied harder in math class 
Such is life with ADD...I'll hop on wikipedia to read a 'Sinbad the Sailor' page; suddenly its six hours later, my Internet history has 1,000 wikipedia entries and I realize I'm reading about T-62 tanks...Brain, why can't you focus that energy towards number crunching? Last I checked, Jeopardy DID NOT INVITE US TO BE GUESTS, NO ONE CARES ABOUT THE OCEANIC POLE OF INACCESSIBILITY.
So, about arbitrage...anyone offer a simple explanation? With examples, possibly...? I'm trying to wrap my head around the benefits of three-way arbitrage, specifically. A kind member here walked me through a 3-way order last night, but I still can't figure out what the hell I did! Besides break even
Thanks community for placing value in Magi and thanks specifically people for placing value in my Magi tip jar! I appreciate it - nice magical rain.
You are very welcome Lightsplasher!
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
Still going upwards!!
Ugh...went to vote, but didn't realize I need to give my personal info to verify my registration...I mean I'll probably end up doing so, but hell I didn't need my driver's license to buy BTC in the first place! A bank account, yeah...so I guess it's the same really...I'll see myself out...
I have an account but never verify it! And it works!
Thanks community for placing value in Magi and thanks specifically people for placing value in my Magi tip jar! I appreciate it - nice magical rain.
You are very welcome Lightsplasher!
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
Still going upwards!!
Ugh...went to vote, but didn't realize I need to give my personal info to verify my registration...I mean I'll probably end up doing so, but hell I didn't need my driver's license to buy BTC in the first place! A bank account, yeah...so I guess it's the same really...I'll see myself out...
Hi
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
2. Clone the miner repository
#You can also try https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-m7m-cpuminer
3. Build the miner
4. Run the miner
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type and press ENTER
Press and then type to come out of tmux
lists out your tmux sessions
connects to your default session
barnacle
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
Code:
sudo apt-get -qy install build-essential tmux git
sudo apt-get -qy install libgmp-dev autotools-dev automake
sudo apt-get -qy install pkg-config libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo apt-get -qy install libcurl4-gnutls-dev
2. Clone the miner repository
Code:
git clone https://github.com/noncepool/m7m-cpuminer.git
3. Build the miner
Code:
cd m7m-cpuminer
./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
make
4. Run the miner
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
Code:
chmod a+x minerd
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
Press
Code:
Ctrl+b
Code:
:detach
Code:
tmux ls
Code:
tmux attach
barnacle
Thanks for this! I have an old Debian laptop lying around, I'll have to try this out tonight and see how (if) it works!
Thanks community for placing value in Magi and thanks specifically people for placing value in my Magi tip jar! I appreciate it - nice magical rain.
You are very welcome Lightsplasher!
https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
Still going upwards!!
Thanks community for placing value in Magi and thanks specifically people for placing value in my Magi tip jar! I appreciate it - nice magical rain.
Ladies and Gentle people
https://twitter.com/MRcryptoPIMP/status/594238203068030976
Also join the IRC @ https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/#magi
https://twitter.com/MRcryptoPIMP/status/594238203068030976
Also join the IRC @ https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/#magi
Really nice faucet! Just won 3 XMGs Thanks!
Thanks! 
Hi
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
barnacle
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
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barnacle
It's a nice refresh of the guide, but I have some things to add that are easier in the long run.
1. Dependencies - these are enough if you going to compile miner from git
Code:
sudo apt-get install git screen automake build-essential autotools-dev automake m4 libcurl4-openssl-dev libgmp-dev libssl-dev
2. Use screen instead tmux - It is more easy to send miner to background and foreground.
It can be use in launcing script so that the miner goes to background from the start like this:
Code:
screen -dmS miner ~/minerd -c config.json
Detach screen:
Code:
CTRL+A+D
Code:
screen -r miner
3. Use Wolf's miner - it is fastest under linux (atleast 50% more hashrate than Nonce-Pool's) - https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-m7m-cpuminer.git
Make sure your read the README on github page in regard compiling.
Thanks for bringing the rain in IRC magic
Hi
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
2. Clone the miner repository
#You can also try https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-m7m-cpuminer
3. Build the miner
4. Run the miner
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type and press ENTER
Press and then type to come out of tmux
lists out your tmux sessions
connects to your default session
barnacle
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
Code:
sudo apt-get -qy install build-essential tmux git
sudo apt-get -qy install libgmp-dev autotools-dev automake
sudo apt-get -qy install pkg-config libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo apt-get -qy install libcurl4-gnutls-dev
2. Clone the miner repository
Code:
git clone https://github.com/noncepool/m7m-cpuminer.git
3. Build the miner
Code:
cd m7m-cpuminer
./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
make
4. Run the miner
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
Code:
chmod a+x minerd
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
Press
Code:
Ctrl+b
Code:
:detach
Code:
tmux ls
Code:
tmux attach
barnacle
Thanks Barnacle and welcome in our Magical Magi community!
Remember guys: If you are registered in the Special Proof of Mining pool keep your hashrate below 250 khs. Thank you in advance!
Hi
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
2. Clone the miner repository
#You can also try https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-m7m-cpuminer
3. Build the miner
4. Run the miner
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type and press ENTER
Press and then type to come out of tmux
lists out your tmux sessions
connects to your default session
barnacle
My first post here
Just posting some setup instructions for anyone new to Magi mining. This is what I usually do to get miners up and running on Linux (Tested on Ubuntu 14.10)
1. Install prerequisites
Code:
sudo apt-get -qy install build-essential tmux git
sudo apt-get -qy install libgmp-dev autotools-dev automake
sudo apt-get -qy install pkg-config libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo apt-get -qy install libcurl4-gnutls-dev
2. Clone the miner repository
Code:
git clone https://github.com/noncepool/m7m-cpuminer.git
3. Build the miner
Code:
cd m7m-cpuminer
./autogen.sh
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
make
4. Run the miner
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
The number after -t should be the number of cores of the processor that you have.
Additional Info
If make was successful and you can not run ./minerd, do
Code:
chmod a+x minerd
If you are running this on another computer, for eg: a cloud VM or a VPS, you can use tmux to run ./minerd in a separate session so that it won't close when you close SSH session
Type tmux into a Terminal
Type
Code:
./minerd -a m7mhash -o stratum+tcp://"yourpool" -u "username".2 -p "password" -t 4
Press
Code:
Ctrl+b
Code:
:detach
Code:
tmux ls
Code:
tmux attach
barnacle
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