Topic: [ANN] Zcoin (XZC) - Implementing ZKP privacy without trusted setup - page 363. (Read 663307 times)
October 16, 2016, 05:05:10 AM
How difficult it is to create droplet mining?
October 16, 2016, 04:54:18 AM
Is there any different between pool mining and wallet mining? Thank you for the explanation...
October 16, 2016, 04:40:35 AM
It takes a lot of time to confirm the coins you mined, maybe that's why you didn't get paid.
October 16, 2016, 04:18:48 AM
I asked You something.
cpu-pool.com, where is my XZC??
I don't see any problems on https://www.cpu-pool.com/xzc regarding payments.. What issue have you got ?
This:
As You can see, requested payment happened yesterday. For almost whole day, yesterday, there is no transaction from Your pool.
But suddenly, You have made payout, just few hours ago:
Thank You.
Before I have made any post here, I tried to contact You, on Your pool. There is no answer.
If You want more people on Your pool, please focus Yourself.
October 16, 2016, 03:48:51 AM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
I am not using Windows mining software. On the VPS you have to learn to use zcoind.
And about the droplet question, yes each droplet is mining individually.
I will edit this post to answer future questions, instead of creating new posts.
If that is the case what kind of hash rate did they perform at?
It will be more effective if you can point cpuminer to one wallet instead of running 25wallets although Im not sure on how its done. Any ideas?
statistically speaking, there is no difference.
I know you understand it Pallas and I respect you but I am always reminded of the work problem, which is a group of workers that can finish a job together faster than workers working individually.
October 16, 2016, 02:46:10 AM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
I am not using Windows mining software. On the VPS you have to learn to use zcoind.
And about the droplet question, yes each droplet is mining individually.
I will edit this post to answer future questions, instead of creating new posts.
If that is the case what kind of hash rate did they perform at?
It will be more effective if you can point cpuminer to one wallet instead of running 25wallets although Im not sure on how its done. Any ideas?
statistically speaking, there is no difference.
October 16, 2016, 02:30:52 AM
I asked You something.
cpu-pool.com, where is my XZC??
I don't see any problems on https://www.cpu-pool.com/xzc regarding payments.. What issue have you got ?
October 16, 2016, 01:24:06 AM
This is what I get when I try to run the cpuminer to the wallet.
Any ideas on how to make it work?
Code:
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$ ./cpuminer.sh
** cpuminer-multi 1.3-dev by tpruvot@github **
BTC donation address: 1FhDPLPpw18X4srecguG3MxJYe4a1JsZnd (tpruvot)
[2016-10-16 14:04:15] 4 miner threads started, using 'lyra2rev2' algorithm.
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] Current block is 3344
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] No payout address provided, switching to getwork
./cpuminer.sh: line 1: 4425 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./cpuminer -a lyra2rev2 -o http://127.0.0.1:8888 -u user -p password
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$
Any ideas on how to make it work?
try adding your zcoin payment address
-u wallet address -p x
edit : why dont you mining at suprnova, its much easier https://xzc.suprnova.cc/index.php?page=account&action=edit
Thanks. I am mining on suprnova. I want to try this on 1 pc then if it works will connect the others on it.
October 16, 2016, 01:12:59 AM
This is what I get when I try to run the cpuminer to the wallet.
Any ideas on how to make it work?
Code:
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$ ./cpuminer.sh
** cpuminer-multi 1.3-dev by tpruvot@github **
BTC donation address: 1FhDPLPpw18X4srecguG3MxJYe4a1JsZnd (tpruvot)
[2016-10-16 14:04:15] 4 miner threads started, using 'lyra2rev2' algorithm.
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] Current block is 3344
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] No payout address provided, switching to getwork
./cpuminer.sh: line 1: 4425 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./cpuminer -a lyra2rev2 -o http://127.0.0.1:8888 -u user -p password
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$
Any ideas on how to make it work?
try adding your zcoin payment address
-u wallet address -p x
edit : why dont you mining at suprnova, its much easier https://xzc.suprnova.cc/index.php?page=account&action=edit
October 16, 2016, 01:08:40 AM
This is what I get when I try to run the cpuminer to the wallet.
Any ideas on how to make it work?
Code:
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$ ./cpuminer.sh
** cpuminer-multi 1.3-dev by tpruvot@github **
BTC donation address: 1FhDPLPpw18X4srecguG3MxJYe4a1JsZnd (tpruvot)
[2016-10-16 14:04:15] 4 miner threads started, using 'lyra2rev2' algorithm.
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] Current block is 3344
[2016-10-16 14:04:17] No payout address provided, switching to getwork
./cpuminer.sh: line 1: 4425 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./cpuminer -a lyra2rev2 -o http://127.0.0.1:8888 -u user -p password
xxx@xxx:~/cpuminer-xzc$
Any ideas on how to make it work?
October 16, 2016, 12:47:40 AM
Some crazy shit that was just posted to slack:
This is a big deal
This is a big deal
October 16, 2016, 12:44:00 AM
At current diff 1CPU droplets finding blocks sounds too good to be true.
I also think, that solo mining with 1 CPU at the current difficulty is unreal. 
October 16, 2016, 12:19:40 AM
At current diff 1CPU droplets finding blocks sounds too good to be true.
October 15, 2016, 11:59:41 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
I am not using Windows mining software. On the VPS you have to learn to use zcoind.
And about the droplet question, yes each droplet is mining individually.
I will edit this post to answer future questions, instead of creating new posts.
If that is the case what kind of hash rate did they perform at?
It will be more effective if you can point cpuminer to one wallet instead of running 25wallets although Im not sure on how its done. Any ideas?
October 15, 2016, 11:31:07 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
I am not using Windows mining software. On the VPS you have to learn to use zcoind.
And about the droplet question, yes each droplet is mining individually.
I will edit this post to answer future questions, instead of creating new posts.
If that is the case what kind of hash rate did they perform at?
October 15, 2016, 11:14:28 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
-I am not using Windows mining software. On the VPS you have to learn to use zcoind.
-Yes, each droplet is mining individually.
-Max hash rate is 10 hash/sec. Ave rate is 7 hash/sec. But since 25 droplets have mined 6 blocks in 7 days, I assume the rate is likely more than is being shown.
I will edit this post to answer future questions, instead of creating new posts.
October 15, 2016, 10:52:22 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
A brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing.
October 15, 2016, 10:33:26 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
May I have your window mining soft for xzc ? Thank you
October 15, 2016, 10:25:03 PM
All droplets mining individually?
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
October 15, 2016, 09:57:08 PM
Seeing how a few super miners are sucking up most of the blocks......I'll share this......
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
A week ago today I started mining Zcoin on $5 per month VPS instances, which only have 512MB RAM. The cost for 25 of these instances is a little more than $4 per day, total. Together those instances mined 6 blocks over the past week, which equals 240 Zcoins. So for less than a $30 investment, roughly a thousand dollars worth of Zcoins were mined. And counting. The VPS just mined another block this afternoon.
I set one droplet up exactly how I wanted it, made an image of it, then made 25 copies of that image. You can command all your droplets at once using a program liked Multi-tabbed Putty. I have to restart zcoind once per day or it eventually slows down to the point that it's not producing any hashes per second. Each time a droplet mines a block then I send the Zcoins to my desktop wallet.
These small droplets couldn't build zcoind so I used the pre-compiled version listed in this guide: https://gist.github.com/marsmensch/70fb2642bfac22a36c115425da720ef6
There are surely much more efficient ways to do this, but any amateur miner like myself with a couple days of trial and error time can start solo mining blocks now. Funny how this feels alot like catching crabs, the kind in the ocean I mean, where you set out all your traps then check them for bait and crabs each day.
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