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Quote from: cad_cdn on August 13, 2014, 08:38:18 AM

I have 4tb still waiting for plotting to complete.
How long did it take you?

Quote from: tricass on August 13, 2014, 08:10:48 AM

Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

Quote from: mem_co on August 13, 2014, 05:51:27 AM

It would be nice if someone is able to confirm if mining is possible on the network mapped drives. Thx.

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

i have my miner running on a network mapped drive. i'm using one of my spare 4tb ext4 formatted disk in my qnap whose shared folder i have as a mounted drive on my windows 8.1 machine and i've found 4 blocks with it so far.

it's still going. it's a tad below 600GB and taken 1.5 days to get to this point. still lots more to do as i set the range from 0 - 8192000 and it's only onto 2316000 at the moment.

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Quote from: cad_cdn on August 13, 2014, 08:38:18 AM

I have 4tb still waiting for plotting to complete.
How long did it take you?

Quote from: tricass on August 13, 2014, 08:10:48 AM

Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

Quote from: mem_co on August 13, 2014, 05:51:27 AM

It would be nice if someone is able to confirm if mining is possible on the network mapped drives. Thx.

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

i have my miner running on a network mapped drive. i'm using one of my spare 4tb ext4 formatted disk in my qnap whose shared folder i have as a mounted drive on my windows 8.1 machine and i've found 4 blocks with it so far.

My i7 needs around 6h for a 250gb plot with 6 threads so...do the math xD

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is it normal i see 0/24 Up-to-date Peers ? found 0 blocks in 12 hours of 200 gig

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Quote from: reza_abay on August 13, 2014, 07:09:29 AM

Quote from: Sy on August 13, 2014, 07:07:47 AM

Quote from: reza_abay on August 13, 2014, 07:04:56 AM

which better -Xmx?
-Xmx4000m better or -Xmx1000m or -Xmx3000m or -Xmx8000m............?

Depends on the staggering size, 4000m is enough for 8096 -> 2gb from ram to hdd

But i reduced it with my machines, some couldn't handle to write that much.

Imho 4000m is enough and i create my plots with 2048 or 4096

my cpu corei7 2600k RAm 8gig ddr3 i can use -Xmx8000m?

No you can't from 8GB ram you only can use 7.XGB or lower.

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I have 4tb still waiting for plotting to complete.
How long did it take you?

Quote from: tricass on August 13, 2014, 08:10:48 AM

Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

Quote from: mem_co on August 13, 2014, 05:51:27 AM

It would be nice if someone is able to confirm if mining is possible on the network mapped drives. Thx.

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

i have my miner running on a network mapped drive. i'm using one of my spare 4tb ext4 formatted disk in my qnap whose shared folder i have as a mounted drive on my windows 8.1 machine and i've found 4 blocks with it so far.

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Edited: August 22, 2014

tricass

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Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

Quote from: mem_co on August 13, 2014, 05:51:27 AM

It would be nice if someone is able to confirm if mining is possible on the network mapped drives. Thx.

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

i have my miner running on a network mapped drive. i'm using one of my spare 4tb ext4 formatted disk in my qnap whose shared folder i have as a mounted drive on my windows 8.1 machine and i've found 4 blocks with it so far.

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Quote from: TetraHect0rCannabinol on August 13, 2014, 07:18:22 AM

So I just woke up to find my 100gb plot (server) found a block, the 1tb rig and 500gb still have yet to find one, I got block 726 with 100gb plot, 3 days worth of mining, totally worth it

Edit - So this means that regardless of the hashing power and number of nonces you have, its just pure luck pretty much that you find the hash with the smallest deadline Wink

i believe so ... may be so much nonces , only one is useful, every nonce will do the computation with the number transferred from server(so, the wallet must be opened first and connected to the server, or the miner will report can't get info from the wallet error), then it will get a deadline, and when the time reached, it will choose the smallest deadline from your whole nonces to subimit to the server, then server will choose the smallest deadline of every account, then the smallest will be the lucky one ,so you have more nonces,,you have more chance to be the lucky one, but still can mine with little capacity if you are lucky enough

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Quote from: TetraHect0rCannabinol on August 13, 2014, 07:18:22 AM

So I just woke up to find my 100gb plot (server) found a block, the 1tb rig and 500gb still have yet to find one, I got block 726 with 100gb plot, 3 days worth of mining, totally worth it

Edit - So this means that regardless of the hashing power and number of nonces you have, its just pure luck pretty much that you find the hash with the smallest deadline Wink

As usualy, there is always an avg blocktime but for example when i was mining XPM i had an avg of 1 block per day, that could mean up to 7 days without a block or 3-4 within 24h - random & luck Grin

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So I just woke up to find my 100gb plot (server) found a block, the 1tb rig and 500gb still have yet to find one, I got block 726 with 100gb plot, 3 days worth of mining, totally worth it

Edit - So this means that regardless of the hashing power and number of nonces you have, its just pure luck pretty much that you find the hash with the smallest deadline Wink

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Quote from: Sy on August 13, 2014, 07:07:47 AM

Quote from: reza_abay on August 13, 2014, 07:04:56 AM

which better -Xmx?
-Xmx4000m better or -Xmx1000m or -Xmx3000m or -Xmx8000m............?

Depends on the staggering size, 4000m is enough for 8096 -> 2gb from ram to hdd

But i reduced it with my machines, some couldn't handle to write that much.

Imho 4000m is enough and i create my plots with 2048 or 4096

my cpu corei7 2600k RAm 8gig ddr3 i can use -Xmx8000m?

Sy

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Quote from: reza_abay on August 13, 2014, 07:04:56 AM

which better -Xmx?
-Xmx4000m better or -Xmx1000m or -Xmx3000m or -Xmx8000m............?

Depends on the staggering size, 4000m is enough for 8096 -> 2gb from ram to hdd

But i reduced it with my machines, some couldn't handle to write that much.

Imho 4000m is enough and i create my plots with 2048 or 4096

Sy

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Quote from: HunterS on August 13, 2014, 07:05:21 AM

anyone able to tell me what happens if you run out of hdd space before a plot is finished Huh

Nothing, its just like mid-generation, you will mine with what you got so far and it will throw an error at the end because it couldn't read the last one, no biggy.

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Quote from: pcshared on August 13, 2014, 06:55:09 AM

Selling 40k BURST in 10k or 1k forms

not sure i would be buying from newbie account with 0 activity

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anyone able to tell me what happens if you run out of hdd space before a plot is finished Huh

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which better -Xmx?
-Xmx4000m better or -Xmx1000m or -Xmx3000m or -Xmx8000m............?

pcshared

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Sy

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Quote from: mem_co on August 13, 2014, 06:49:43 AM

Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

Ok, thx. Anyway I'l try to do some tests. Probably it is possible when you use iSCSI mapped drives.

You just have to map them to a letter and that's it, i accidently started the plot generation on a network share multiple times, no problems at all.

In Linux you mount the shares, no problem there.

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Quote from: jzhoulon on August 13, 2014, 06:08:45 AM

it can't i suppose, because if you want to read or write the network mapped drivers, it will still download to your local first, like you can't edit file in the network mapped drivers directly,,if you can use the network mapped drives like local hdd,,,than who will by the hdd...just apply lots network mapped drives!

Ok, thx. Anyway I'l try to do some tests. Probably it is possible when you use iSCSI mapped drives.

Sy

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Quote from: reza_abay on August 13, 2014, 06:43:25 AM

Quote from: Sy on August 13, 2014, 06:35:37 AM

Quote from: Karasur on August 13, 2014, 06:17:59 AM

How to split big plot, for example gen from 0-100000 in one file and than 100000-200000 in another?
Every time when i try to gen not from 0, for a example from 50000-100000, its generates from begining (0) anyway.
Made some test...
0 - 1000 = 256000kb / 125 sec
1000 - 2000 = 512000kb / 246 sec
0 - 2000 = 512000kb / 245 sec

run_generate

so

0 100000 2048

100000 100000 2048
and so on

you mean example
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 17520506009031685645 0 400000 1000 6
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 17520506009031685645 400000 800000 1000 6
in one run_generate.bat file?

No, the range is always the same, you dont create 0 to 400000, you crate from 0 and repeat 400k times, so 400000 8000 would mean start at 400k and repeat 800k times, so the second number stays usually the same unless you want to change the filesize.

And you run the file once, when its done again, i modified mine to

Code:

java -Xmx4000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate %1 512000 2048 6

so all i have to supply is the starting number.

I start

Code:

run_generate.bat 0

and it creates 0 to 512k next run is

Code:

run_generate 512000

and it creates 512k to 1024k and so on

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