split incoming... again...
would be nice if Joe would check in, cuz I have no idea what the hell is going on!
Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 95. (Read 2375926 times)
would be nice if Joe would check in, cuz I have no idea what the hell is going on!
split incoming... again...
XpoolX is already synced with the network, we get some difficulties trying to get a good network node.
Do I need to resync my entire wallet blockchain from scratch to get the right one? Does someone possibly have a backup of theirs I could possibly use? I just want to make sure that I'm running at fulll-speed before I leave for today's mother's day dinner.
Also, thanks for the merit, DOGEbubble. I'm glad I was able to help.
That's pretty neat. I'd love to see how you implemented that so perhaps I could integrate something like it into the 2nd version of my pool switcher.
Also, thanks for the merit, DOGEbubble. I'm glad I was able to help.
nothing wrong with that
just use 2 batch files.
could even do a batch file wtih task schedule and have it kill the previous miner and start the new one. not too hard.
i've taken it further with a cpu monitor, etc. and incorporated a back end db, etc that then reports to a website and then if i set a time where i want less threats, i just set it and then it does it automatically, etc.
and in the website i've hocked into the Minerclaims API where i can get all the info i need without even having to go to the website.
just use 2 batch files.
could even do a batch file wtih task schedule and have it kill the previous miner and start the new one. not too hard.
i've taken it further with a cpu monitor, etc. and incorporated a back end db, etc that then reports to a website and then if i set a time where i want less threats, i just set it and then it does it automatically, etc.
and in the website i've hocked into the Minerclaims API where i can get all the info i need without even having to go to the website.
That's pretty neat. I'd love to see how you implemented that so perhaps I could integrate something like it into the 2nd version of my pool switcher.
The first one worked, thank you 
Try replacing --url with -o. like this:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
And you are missing a - in front of url and = after. Should read:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m --url=http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
And you are missing a - in front of url and = after. Should read:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m --url=http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
Try replacing --url with -o. like this:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
And you are missing a - in front of url and = after. Should read:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m --url=http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
And you are missing a - in front of url and = after. Should read:
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m --url=http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
this is the bat file: cpuminer-aes-sse42 -a m7m -url http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u Doug -p x -t 24
what's in the bat file?
I created a bat file with the right info but it comes up saying -url part is an invalid command.
Only thing i don't like about cpuminer-opt is no efficiency option.
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
what's in the bat file?
Only thing i don't like about cpuminer-opt is no efficiency option.
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
nothing wrong with that
just use 2 batch files.
could even do a batch file wtih task schedule and have it kill the previous miner and start the new one. not too hard.
i've taken it further with a cpu monitor, etc. and incorporated a back end db, etc that then reports to a website and then if i set a time where i want less threats, i just set it and then it does it automatically, etc.
and in the website i've hocked into the Minerclaims API where i can get all the info i need without even having to go to the website.
I created a bat file with the right info but it comes up saying -url part is an invalid command.
Only thing i don't like about cpuminer-opt is no efficiency option.
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
what's in the bat file?
I created a bat file with the right info but it comes up saying -url part is an invalid command.
Only thing i don't like about cpuminer-opt is no efficiency option.
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
Only thing i don't like about cpuminer-opt is no efficiency option.
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
with m-minerd i could have it running at 90% during the day while i'm using my machine without noticeable slowdown. then at night restart it at 100% when i'm not using it.
with cpuminer-opt i have to run it a thread short (so i'm at 75%),
Are you solo mining on windows? Can you give some pointers on how to get it set up? I changed the conf etc but the miner just opens and closes.
I know i'm probably mining noting but air at the moment...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
I'm mining on Ubuntu 17.04
you need to use a batchfile or an open cmd window. (Don't just double click the miner exe)
Compiling cpuminer-opt on Ubuntu 18.04
Please, do not directly quote this message!
Step 1: Installing Dependencies
To compile and run cpuminer-opt, your system will need to download a few programs. These are mission-critical for a successful compile. The following command will download and automatically install the programs necessary:
sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev libgmp-dev automake zlib1g-dev
Some of these programs will require that your system be updated to the latest LTS release of Ubuntu. Some versions of the programs necessary for cpuminer-opt to run are not contained in the repositories of older Ubuntu releases. You should update your system to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS if you haven't already.
Step 2: Downloading the Source Code
Execute the command below to download Version 3.8.8.1 of the program to your working directory, extract it, then change into the newly extracted folder: (execute each of these lines, one at a time)
tar xvzf v3.8.8.1.tar.gz
cd ./cpuminer-opt-3.8.8.1
Step 3: Compiling the Program
Execute the command below to compile the program: (Again, execute each of these lines, one at a time):
./autogen.sh
CFLAGS=”-03 -march=native -Wall” ./configure –with-curl
make
If you plan on installing this to your system, make sure to change “make” to “sudo make install”, and if you encounter any issues, I'll try to remain open here to answer them to the best of my abilities. Hope this helped some!
( /usr/bin/cpuminer -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u myusername -p x ) it works i am solo mining now on all 16 treads instead of the 8 the other gui miner was doing. not sure all the commands or best way to run it but yeah it works thanks... UPDATE... found out i dont need the /usr/bin to run it now i made a start up script ( cpuminer -a m7m -o http://127.0.0.1:8232 -u myusername -p x )
scratch that
Bye bye coins. thanks for nothing minerclaim
Bye bye coins. thanks for nothing minerclaim
Minerclaim is offline.
Are you solo mining on windows? Can you give some pointers on how to get it set up? I changed the conf etc but the miner just opens and closes.
I know i'm probably mining noting but air at the moment...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
I know i'm probably mining noting but air at the moment...
on testnet, it isn't probable, it is certain 
I know i'm probably mining noting but air at the moment...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
But getting nearly 200xmg in 36 hours on the test wallet/blokchain is really satisfying when i'm using a potato of a machine (and 4 rpi's)
pity I'll not get coins at that rate when I'm the correct chain...
Looks like some pools are out of sync again.
At the time of this post:
Minerclaim and xpoolx are at 1821515
M-hash and trasmamod are at 1821787
Cryptoid is at 1821515
Poolinfo is at 1821787...
Orphans inbound?
At the time of this post:
Minerclaim and xpoolx are at 1821515
M-hash and trasmamod are at 1821787
Cryptoid is at 1821515
Poolinfo is at 1821787...
Orphans inbound?
We are continuously keeping the pool (TrasMaMod) in sync with the dev's node: 104.128.225.215
(if we are getting it out of sync, we as quickly as possible is resyncing the pool again - then few orphan blocks can happen)
the problem is minerclaim with their huge botnet which has hashrate between 10MH/s and 150MH/s ...
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