[ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 1227.

PeaMine

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Quote from: PeaMine on August 16, 2014, 04:05:14 AM

Quote from: burstcoin on August 16, 2014, 12:35:24 AM

Quote from: PeaMine on August 16, 2014, 12:26:35 AM

Quote from: luxe on August 15, 2014, 12:48:36 PM

Quote from: PeaMine on August 15, 2014, 12:42:26 PM

Is there a way to query balance and mining stats using CLI?
Linux Server doesn't have a GUI and Lynx doesn't seem to work with it.

Also I read that a different wallet address is needed for each external hard drive, is that true?
Or can the same wallet address be used?
What about copying this install to a laptop, and just adjusting the plot size for it, then running it, same wallet address etc.

maybe https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin/blob/master/src/java/nxt/http/APIServlet.java contains the commands you are looking for ...

you don't need to use differenet wallet addresses ... just ensure all you plot files are linked to your miner/plots folder ...

What command would be used on which jar?

with the wallet running:
wget -qO - http://localhost:8125/burst?requestType=getAccount&account=BURST-ADDR-GOES-HERE

Thanks, I get:

[1] 5175
/pocminer_v1$ {"errorCode":3,"errorDescription":"\"account\" not specified"}
[1]+ Done wget -qO - http://localhost:8125/burst?requestType=getAccount

I've tried everything, always get:
pocminer_v1$ {"errorCode":3,"errorDescription":"\"account\" not specified"}

How do you get "BURST-ADDR-GOES-HERE"? I only see my password string and the converted output, which doesn't follow the public addresses I see on the forums such as BURST-CEJ9-9WFU-TCNN-XXXX

drumingspz

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Quote from: Sagre on August 16, 2014, 03:51:35 PM

Quote from: Sagre on August 16, 2014, 03:10:10 PM

Does this causes problems when generating plots?

generate #Adress 1300000 300000 2000 4
generate #Adress 1600000 300000 1000 2

No, it shouldn't.

Sagre

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Quote from: Sagre on August 16, 2014, 03:10:10 PM

Does this causes problems when generating plots?

generate #Adress 1300000 300000 2000 4
generate #Adress 1600000 300000 1000 2

CryptoSurfer

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Quote from: burstcoin on August 16, 2014, 03:47:27 PM

Statement regarding the difficulty adjustment
Anyone watching the recent blocks today has likely noticed we've had several 20+ minute blocks. The difficulty adjustment is at fault, since is only looking at the past 4 blocks. This seemed like a good idea originally to help the difficulty quickly catch up the network's actual hashrate on launch, but it only takes 2-3 fast and lucky blocks to give it enough momentum to drive it up onto the beach. A client update will be released later today.

Thx for the update. I was wondering why block #1957 is almost at 10 minutes.
EDIT: Now we are at #1958 but it looks like it skipped the "deadline" when it went to #1985.

burstcoin

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Statement regarding the difficulty adjustment
Anyone watching the recent blocks today has likely noticed we've had several 20+ minute blocks. The difficulty adjustment is at fault, since is only looking at the past 4 blocks. This seemed like a good idea originally to help the difficulty quickly catch up the network's actual hashrate on launch, but it only takes 2-3 fast and lucky blocks to give it enough momentum to drive it up onto the beach. A client update will be released later today.

Prototyp

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daWallet

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How is the probability today to get a block? Do we have some numbers?

ReDPoiSoN

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Quote from: Bfljosh on August 16, 2014, 03:29:42 PM

Is this ok?

Making plots and mining at the same time?

Yeah! Perfect! If you see some errors in the mining window, it's ok! They don't affect mining!

Bfljosh

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Skol!

Is this ok?

Making plots and mining at the same time?

Sagre

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Quote from: Sagre on August 16, 2014, 03:10:10 PM

Does this causes problems when generating plots?

generate #Adress 1300000 300000 2000 4
generate #Adress 1600000 300000 1000 2

Bfljosh

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Skol!

Quote from: CryptoSurfer on August 16, 2014, 03:15:16 PM

Quote from: Bfljosh on August 16, 2014, 03:10:22 PM

BURST-CEJ9-9WFU-TCNN-DJ7JD Help me testing my wallet.

Done, check your balance

Thanks! It works.

Making plots now. I never tried Next so I'm new to this.

CryptoSurfer

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Quote from: Bfljosh on August 16, 2014, 03:10:22 PM

BURST-CEJ9-9WFU-TCNN-DJ7JD Help me testing my wallet.

Done, check your balance

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 16, 2014, 02:09:18 PM

I mentioned earlier today that I was going to do a redesign of the Burst UI + a new logo. Well now I've completed both of those, take a look at the screenshots below (Please let me know if there is anything I've left out or if there's anything odd in the design) :

Here is the link to the files for the UI : https://github.com/Wulfcastle/Burst-UI

How to Install :

1. Download this repo to your PC
2. Navigate to the root of your Burst folder, e.g. C:\Burst\burst_1.0.0
3. Copy and Paste the "html" folder from this repo over the existing "html" folder in your Burst root folder, overwriting previous files.

Note :

This redesign only changes the CSS & HTML files that are used on the front-end of the NRS server that runs Burst, no back-end code has been edited, nor has any of the core functionality been edited in any way.

Just bumping this to the new page.

Bfljosh

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Skol!

BURST-CEJ9-9WFU-TCNN-DJ7JD Help me testing my wallet.

Sagre

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Does this causes problems when generating plots?

generate #Adress 1300000 300000 2000 4
generate #Adress 1600000 300000 1000 2

Depredation

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Quote from: Vorksholk on August 16, 2014, 02:41:53 PM

Would people be interested in a service which offered generation AND mining of TBs of mining data for a monthly USD or BTC fee?

Pricing schedule might look something like:

First month (generation of plots + 1 month hosting):
1TB = 0.060 BTC (0.060 BTC/TB)
2TB = 0.120 BTC (0.060 BTC/TB)
5TB = 0.290 BTC (0.058 BTC/TB)
10TB = 0.560 BTC (0.056 BTC/TB)
16TB = 0.864 BTC (0.054 BTC/TB)
24TB = 1.200 BTC (0.050 BTC/TB)
50TB = 2.300 BTC (0.046 BTC/TB)
100TB = 4.400 BTC (0.044 BTC/TB)

Every month thereafter (just hosting, generation already completed):
1TB = 0.030 BTC (0.030 BTC/TB)
2TB = 0.060 BTC (0.030 BTC/TB)
5TB = 0.145 BTC (0.029 BTC/TB)
10TB = 0.280 BTC (0.028 BTC/TB)
16TB = 0.432 BTC (0.027 BTC/TB)
24TB = 0.600 BTC (0.025 BTC/TB)
50TB = 1.150 BTC (0.023 BTC/TB)
100TB = 2.200 BTC (0.022 BTC/TB)

With 15% discounts available for 3-month blocks.

As the passphrase is required for mining, best practices would be to empty the address this mining service is working on once or twice a day.

If the coin gets popular enough, then I bet people would love this.

Vorksholk

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Would people be interested in a service which offered generation AND mining of TBs of mining data for a monthly USD or BTC fee?

Pricing schedule might look something like:

First month (generation of plots + 1 month hosting):
1TB = 0.060 BTC (0.060 BTC/TB)
2TB = 0.120 BTC (0.060 BTC/TB)
5TB = 0.290 BTC (0.058 BTC/TB)
10TB = 0.560 BTC (0.056 BTC/TB)
16TB = 0.864 BTC (0.054 BTC/TB)
24TB = 1.200 BTC (0.050 BTC/TB)
50TB = 2.300 BTC (0.046 BTC/TB)
100TB = 4.400 BTC (0.044 BTC/TB)

Every month thereafter (just hosting, generation already completed):
1TB = 0.030 BTC (0.030 BTC/TB)
2TB = 0.060 BTC (0.030 BTC/TB)
5TB = 0.145 BTC (0.029 BTC/TB)
10TB = 0.280 BTC (0.028 BTC/TB)
16TB = 0.432 BTC (0.027 BTC/TB)
24TB = 0.600 BTC (0.025 BTC/TB)
50TB = 1.150 BTC (0.023 BTC/TB)
100TB = 2.200 BTC (0.022 BTC/TB)

With 15% discounts available for 3-month blocks.

As the passphrase is required for mining, best practices would be to empty the address this mining service is working on once or twice a day.

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 16, 2014, 02:09:18 PM

I mentioned earlier today that I was going to do a redesign of the Burst UI + a new logo. Well now I've completed both of those, take a look at the screenshots below (Please let me know if there is anything I've left out or if there's anything odd in the design) :

Here is the link to the files for the UI : https://github.com/Wulfcastle/Burst-UI

How to Install :

1. Download this repo to your PC
2. Navigate to the root of your Burst folder, e.g. C:\Burst\burst_1.0.0
3. Copy and Paste the "html" folder from this repo over the existing "html" folder in your Burst root folder, overwriting previous files.

Note :

This redesign only changes the CSS & HTML files that are used on the front-end of the NRS server that runs Burst, no back-end code has been edited, nor has any of the core functionality been edited in any way.

Looks really nice

makes me want to buy more burst.

Would be really funny if Burst ends up replacing NXT as everyone gets scared of the 50M holder.

Wulfcastle

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I mentioned earlier today that I was going to do a redesign of the Burst UI + a new logo. Well now I've completed both of those, take a look at the screenshots below (Please let me know if there is anything I've left out or if there's anything odd in the design) :

Here is the link to the files for the UI : https://github.com/Wulfcastle/Burst-UI

How to Install :

1. Download this repo to your PC
2. Navigate to the root of your Burst folder, e.g. C:\Burst\burst_1.0.0
3. Copy and Paste the "html" folder from this repo over the existing "html" folder in your Burst root folder, overwriting previous files.

Note :

This redesign only changes the CSS & HTML files that are used on the front-end of the NRS server that runs Burst, no back-end code has been edited, nor has any of the core functionality been edited in any way.

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Quote from: unsoindovo on August 16, 2014, 12:27:38 PM

Quote from: luxe on August 16, 2014, 12:12:57 PM

Quote from: neite99 on August 16, 2014, 11:50:40 AM

Quote from: unsoindovo on August 16, 2014, 11:39:31 AM

for DEV or luxe...

if i kill run_generate.bat and i restart it later without delete PLOT folder, the plot generation restart without problem?
i need to tune some Xmx par and thread too...

It will not restart the plot generation where you left off.

You can manually restart it where it left off by altering the bat file but the original plot file will not accurately show (by the name) its true size.

example:
you are just generating xxx 25000 5000 1000 2
you will have a file like xxx_25000_5000_1000
you stop generating after 'Writing from nonce 2500' is complete and next started to generate
you will have to rename the file to xxx_25000_2500_1000 (optional, to prevent 'Error reading file: ...')
and start over with xxx 27500 5000 1000 2

@nite99 is that correct?

i have just one file 3 TB or some thing similar...
i'm generating from 0 to 12560000 8000
now i'm "Generating from nonce: 2072000"
from 0 to 2064000 already done.

if i kill run_generate and then i restart, what's up?

UP UP UP UP
Grin

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