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Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 1130. (Read 2170889 times)
August 27, 2014, 11:32:20 AM
August 27, 2014, 11:24:18 AM
Client upgrade was super easy.
Kill the webclient (java window) with control+C. copy and paste the Burst_db folder from the 1.0.2 folder to the 1.0.3 folder and then click the run bat in the 1.0.3 folder.
You have to reload and re-login to the web interface but that's ridiculously easy
Left my miners up the whole time. Maybe 10 seconds of down time.
Great work as usual BurstCoin
Kill the webclient (java window) with control+C. copy and paste the Burst_db folder from the 1.0.2 folder to the 1.0.3 folder and then click the run bat in the 1.0.3 folder.
You have to reload and re-login to the web interface but that's ridiculously easy
Left my miners up the whole time. Maybe 10 seconds of down time.
Great work as usual BurstCoin
indeed. extremely easy. Burst for the win!~
August 27, 2014, 11:18:02 AM
Why only linux???
Se need windows too!!!!
Se need windows too!!!!
I never developed for windows. We need someone to port them.
You don't need to develope for it but just compile for it
August 27, 2014, 11:16:28 AM
Why only linux???
Se need windows too!!!!
Se need windows too!!!!
I never developed for windows. We need someone to port them.
August 27, 2014, 11:14:24 AM
I have a few projects I'm working on at the moment. What would you like to see next?
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
Why only linux???
Se need windows too!!!!
August 27, 2014, 11:10:30 AM
I have a few projects I'm working on at the moment. What would you like to see next?
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
I would love to see the miner in C!
August 27, 2014, 11:09:24 AM
The miner
August 27, 2014, 10:57:59 AM
I have a few projects I'm working on at the moment. What would you like to see next?
Of course, C miner. August 27, 2014, 10:48:31 AM
I have a few projects I'm working on at the moment. What would you like to see next?
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
The Miner rewritten in C
I have this already running for me, but lots of variables are coded statically into it. It needs almost no memory, is a lot faster and supports multiple plot-directories and threads. Would be Linux only again.
Graphs
https://bchain.info/BTC/diff
Here I offer a lot of graphs for Bitcoin. With some adjustments I can also add BURST.
The Overlap-Tool improved
With some server-assistance it could also show which plots found a block so far. Also it could show unused nonce-ranges.
August 27, 2014, 10:44:22 AM
The difficulty is getting much harder, with my 10+TB i'm only finding a block or two a day. This is good though! I'm glad the diff is so high!
Im at 10TB as well. haven't found one in about 20 hours. Must be a lot more people jumping in.
August 27, 2014, 10:43:41 AM
Client upgrade was super easy.
Kill the webclient (java window) with control+C. copy and paste the Burst_db folder from the 1.0.2 folder to the 1.0.3 folder and then click the run bat in the 1.0.3 folder.
You have to reload and re-login to the web interface but that's ridiculously easy
Left my miners up the whole time. Maybe 10 seconds of down time.
Great work as usual BurstCoin
Kill the webclient (java window) with control+C. copy and paste the Burst_db folder from the 1.0.2 folder to the 1.0.3 folder and then click the run bat in the 1.0.3 folder.
You have to reload and re-login to the web interface but that's ridiculously easy
Left my miners up the whole time. Maybe 10 seconds of down time.
Great work as usual BurstCoin
August 27, 2014, 10:42:29 AM
The difficulty is getting much harder, with my 10+TB i'm only finding a block or two a day. This is good though! I'm glad the diff is so high!
August 27, 2014, 10:09:47 AM
Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park
is the pool working well, always show: no valid shares submit to the poll What's the problem....... August 27, 2014, 09:54:25 AM
i don't care what you can see in the screen , i am only interesting why you have no sense of shame
Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of ..., sliced and sorted and labeled.
August 27, 2014, 09:51:41 AM
Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park
is the pool working well, always show: no valid shares submit to the poll What's the problem....... August 27, 2014, 09:20:52 AM
Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park
August 27, 2014, 09:13:40 AM
What do plot files look like? What is being written to the hard drives?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
You will see Barney, the friendly, purple dinosaur.
He will proceed to tell you how happy you are as a family.
August 27, 2014, 09:03:23 AM
What do plot files look like? What is being written to the hard drives?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
You will see Barney, the friendly, purple dinosaur.
He will proceed to tell you how happy you are as a family.
August 27, 2014, 08:28:05 AM
What do plot files look like? What is being written to the hard drives?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see? A hell of a lot of numbers?
August 27, 2014, 08:11:11 AM
I have a remote machine with Ubuntu 14.04
I'm a complete newbie on linux. If someone can help me step by step I'll give 10'000 Burst when miner is running! I'm on freenode in the channel #Burstcoin, with the same username! Query me and let's start!
I've really helped the community with windows in my language, you can check here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/burst-unaltcoin-da-minare-con-lhard-disk-wallet-123-739507, but now I need help from linux experts!
EDIT: Found! Thanks!
I'm a complete newbie on linux. If someone can help me step by step I'll give 10'000 Burst when miner is running! I'm on freenode in the channel #Burstcoin, with the same username! Query me and let's start!
I've really helped the community with windows in my language, you can check here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/burst-unaltcoin-da-minare-con-lhard-disk-wallet-123-739507, but now I need help from linux experts!
EDIT: Found! Thanks!
dcct helped me! Sent his bounty! Transaction 15149085462339868855
Again, Thanks!
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