Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 277. (Read 2170648 times)

Nice work on the pool bro, good luck to you!

edit - one thing though, you should probably change the blockex the links use, to one of the working ones.

10.000 Bonus Payout! Now reached more than 10 Miners.

How do I make the wrapper?

Yes, Pool found his first block! Great.... :-)

New Asset Announcement

Name: ByteEMini
Asset ID: 639537212154320
Offer Price: 0.4
Total Shares: 100,000
Dividends: Monthly

100 ByteEMini = 1 ByteEnt

This asset is based on my personal holdings of 1000 x ByteEnt shares details on this can found here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10682579

All dividends received on my 1000 ByteEnt shares will be passed onto ByteEMini holders. Payouts monthly.

This asset is for people that were interested in the ByteEnt shares, but perhaps didn't have the funds for purchasing
or missed the initial offer or want to try out the asset market with a smaller asset purchase.

To purchase:-
Open burst wallet
Click Asset Exchange tab on left side navigation menu
Click Add Asset button top right side corner
Enter asset id: 639537212154320

Recommended purchase in blocks of 100

Any questions please ask.
Thank you.

In addition to the above bonus, i will also give these:

10 Miners, 10k Bonus
20 Miners, 10k Bonus
30 Miners, 10k Bonus
....
90 Miners, 10k Bonus

Come an join!

i think this is not possible...
when there is a problem and the miner shutdown, there isn't any possibility of to restart it by the miner.
You need a wrapper who check for "Miner is in use" and if is not, the wrapper relaunch it.

I'm using a Uray's burst-miner-r4 for Windows, is there any way for me to add a command to the .conf file to make miner restart automatically when there's a problem?

 

-[ANNOUNCEMENT]- New Pool from Burstcoin.de // http://pool.burstcoin.de

Pool Name – Burstcoin.de Pool
Pool URL – pool.burstcoin.de
Pool Mining Port – 8080
Fee 2%

Bonus 100.000 Burst after the first month, paid to all miners, that are active
Bonus 2 100.000 Burst after reaching 100 Miners
Bonus 3 100.000 Burst after reaching 200 Miners
Bonus 4 100.000 Burst after reaching 300 Miners
Bonus 5 200.000 Burst after reaching 400 Miners

Hardware Dual Quad Core Xeon with 3.0 Ghz, 24GB Ram
Internet 1GBit with DDos Protectoin
Fail Safe Replicated Host with Fallback

Geo location Germany
Quality Made in Germany
Pool Software Urays V2 pool modified and error fixed Version from Blago (thanks to blago for the support)

All my own miners already use the pool, with now over 160TB

Join and lets make some Burst together!

Latest full configurated blago miner you the pool you find here: http://pool.burstcoin.de/howto.html
Just change the paths in the miner.conf

I heard you can generate plots already optimized with "direct" (instead of "buffer") generation method.

Guys, please consider my (revised version of one known) calculator of plots and nounces for generation: https://yadi.sk/i/fkjlEzZ0gcMwT

Is it work fine?

Is there any way for me to optimize or merge my plots without having any free space available? 

I'll up my donation from 150k to 300k.

there goes my million.  hopefully

you guys can still throw in a bunch of coins to the bounty, it's a nice feature

I will start working on mixer AT which will provide a "layer of anonymity" after the ACCT takes place between BURST and QORA.
Qora with AT inside will be enabled at block 99000, which will be probably in 2-4 days. 

I agree about it being a good setup. You just need dependencies and it's not a clean .exe you simply run. It looks intimidating.

You can integrate assets into the wallet and still make it easy to navigate. Having stuff all over doesn't help (like reward recipient still isn't integrated).


There are just too many 'official' domains floating around. I've been around here awhile and still thought burstcoin.eu was the official site and I've never visited burstcoin.info. I'm not sure why the 'official' forums are floating off on their own domain too.

I could easily point wallet.burstcoin.info to my wallet, and I'll do that, I'm currently the holder of the "official" domain as well. burstcoin.info.

I can keep the wallet at burst.city and also have it there. no big deal. I'll work on it.



edit - only issue is that my ssl cert I made is for my burst.city domain... so I would have to make another, shouldn't be a big deal though. I'm having the ssl implemented as soon as cat can do it. I trust his skills much more than mine in this area.

I believe the maximum password length is 1024 characters, therefore your early issue was most likely a copy paste error like a trailing space or a cut off character(s). If you still have the password I suggest you try to access that account but with careful copy paste.


burstcoin.eu is owned by smaxer, although he is part of the PR team we've agreed to use burstcoin.info as our 'official' site.

Hi all!

I am very new to this coin, but first thing I'd like to say is that crowetic's mining guide seems to be updated... In particular, it offers to create an account using some third-party tools while I was able to do it directly during the wallet installation. It's much easier, isn't it?..

Also I found that Windows wallet installation guide (http://burstcoin.info/guides/) need to be updated too. For example, there's no need to edit run_java.bat under new walet's folder. Such file even does not exist there! In my case all java paths has been automatically found and wallet has been normally started with run.bat from the very first attempt.

My goal is to make plots now (I want to make RAID0 with two 3Tb disks for BURST 'cause I heard that plots are being generated faster on RAID0). Then to start so called "mining".  

Any advices are very welcomed!

p.s. bhamon's GPU plot generator 4.0.3 can't detect my R9 290s automatically, only with use of "setup" option.

just my 0.02 reg. the UI criticism.

I agree on that it should be a lot less complex to set up to mine.

I strongly disagree on most things that were said about the wallet UI and technical implementation.
In my opinion this wallet is even better than the bitcoin wallet,

  as you simply have no local data,
  no backup and secure storage of anything other than your passphrase is needed,
  the wallet is easily reachable on a network port with plain http, the "security" part happening inside your browser.

From my perspective it couldn't possibly get any better.

Yes, there _might_ be a better Asset-exchange and marketplace presentation layer, but I have no idea on how to present it on screen without it getting cluttered and un-navigable. So I'm with the devs here; market/asset announcements,descriptions,discussions happen outside on some forum or market-indexing website.

This isn't true. If people see a massive sell wall it deters them because it means the price isn't going to move up without a lot of volume. If you're listing 20BTC worth of sell orders on the market and there is only 11BTC worth of buy orders (most of which are half price and no where near the sell orders), no one is going to buy and the market loses confidence. You're better hiding that shit or just not listing a buy order.


Yup, the wallet needs a overhaul. A pub wallet available online with all the functionality would be a good step too. Reward recepient still doesn't have a 'spot' on the wallet itself and has a seperate address you have to manually type in.


This is good... Is there anyway to actually get it on the official domain instead of a random domain? 'Official' means Burstcoin is doing it, not someone else. Ideally this should be off of http://burstcoin.eu/. That is the most official site I've seen for Burstcoin.

The forums should really be moved there as well. All the bits and pieces of Burst need to be in one spot, unless Burstcoin.eu isn't actually owned by the devs?


Yup, in addition to a flushed out wallet, the coin needs a more streamlined process including the ability to setup and mine from the wallet (even if not as fast as other methods).

All this stuff is pretty baseline for other coins.


Ideally all these features should be compacted down to a .exe and some dependencies and/or a installer, JUST like other wallets. If Burst is going to be taken seriously it needs to look professional, not like a offshoot of something else.