[ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 330.

vipervince2002

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Quote from: crowetic on March 26, 2015, 12:21:59 PM

-[http://burst.ninja POOL UPDATE ANN]-

-We believe we have fixed all issues! The pool should be 100% stable and error free now!!! (crowd cheers!)

-We implemented a "miner detector" that will tell you which miner the miner is running, right now it picks up who is using blago's miner. We will add more later!

Thank you!

check it out! http://burst.ninja

**new UI coming soon Wink

**

ALSO

Just to let everyone know. You can watch the miners with the name "BURSTCITY" (with a number, i.e. BURSTCITY1) to see the miners that are mining for the ByteEnt asset currently. Those will be mining for ByteEnt asset until we launch our ByteCloud service, then they will mine partially for that and partially for ByteEnt.

Thanks!

Can you give a key for which miner each word relates to? The Blago miners are obvious with version number, but does poolmining refer to dcct's miner or a different one? A key would prevent future questions similar to this one.

Erkallys

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Quote from: Merick on March 25, 2015, 05:18:42 PM

Quote from: Erkallys on March 25, 2015, 04:33:28 PM

Quote from: Merick on March 25, 2015, 04:26:56 PM

Quote from: Erkallys on March 25, 2015, 02:54:03 PM

Quote from: crowetic on March 25, 2015, 02:45:37 PM

Quote from: luxe on March 25, 2015, 02:38:17 PM

Quote from: GoldSeal on March 25, 2015, 06:04:43 AM

Can someone point me to a decent guide on how to solo mine this coin?

Mining Guide (Win) from crowetic:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ytq47AmQZ1rzjoFuMW33c82JkuJ1L61Pdp95ZLbi3-k/edit?pli=1

Sure there are some more Guides ... e.g. a lot of Guides in german on burstcoin.de

Quote from: Erkallys on March 25, 2015, 02:18:42 PM

After that I've plotted, what have I to do to win some BURST ?

Start mining ... :-)
How ... its described in that Mining Guide.

If you guys need more help, try burstforum.com

Lastest Blago Miner for Win:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10819126

I need to take some time and update that guide, but it has been moved away from my original location and I lost edit rights, who owns this?

There is a lot of useful info @ www.burstforum.com

He's very useful ! You can be sure that once I got some BURST I'll send you some Wink

! I've got a problem, my burst.jar don't want to open Sad

! Can tou help me please ?

http://burstcoin.info/guides/

https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/windows-burst-wallet-bat-file-universal-java-install.696/

Plenty of information out there, sit down, read up, follow the guides, take a deep breath and enjoy.

Good-Luck

I'll try the second one tomorrow. But until today, my wallet always started correctly.

If your wallet was working, and now its not, that sounds like you recently installed a Java Update. If so, then your .bat file needs to be adjusted to point to the new Java install folder. The thread I linked talks about that.

Good-Luck

Thank you, I was very stupid. I tried to open the burst.jar directly Embarrassed

...

go6ooo1212

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quarkchain.io

Quote from: crowetic on March 26, 2015, 12:21:59 PM

-[http://burst.ninja POOL UPDATE ANN]-

-We believe we have fixed all issues! The pool should be 100% stable and error free now!!! (crowd cheers!)

-We implemented a "miner detector" that will tell you which miner the miner is running, right now it picks up who is using blago's miner. We will add more later!

Thank you!

check it out! http://burst.ninja

**new UI coming soon Wink

**

ALSO

Just to let everyone know. You can watch the miners with the name "BURSTCITY" (with a number, i.e. BURSTCITY1) to see the miners that are mining for the ByteEnt asset currently. Those will be mining for ByteEnt asset until we launch our ByteCloud service, then they will mine partially for that and partially for ByteEnt.

Thanks!

The most fair pool , according to me , as always - thanks Crowetic

Erkallys

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Quote from: Elmit on March 26, 2015, 04:01:30 AM

Quote from: TrackCoin on March 26, 2015, 03:44:03 AM

its really good to see finally come HDD Mining...

I wonder if there is /will be another HDD mining clone

I hope never !

crowetic

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https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org

Quote from: romdu on March 26, 2015, 12:49:01 PM

Quote from: crowetic on March 26, 2015, 12:21:59 PM

-[http://burst.ninja POOL UPDATE ANN]-

-We believe we have fixed all issues! The pool should be 100% stable and error free now!!! (crowd cheers!)

-We implemented a "miner detector" that will tell you which miner the miner is running, right now it picks up who is using blago's miner. We will add more later!

Thank you!

check it out! http://burst.ninja

**new UI coming soon Wink

**

ALSO

Just to let everyone know. You can watch the miners with the name "BURSTCITY" (with a number, i.e. BURSTCITY1) to see the miners that are mining for the ByteEnt asset currently. Those will be mining for ByteEnt asset until we launch our ByteCloud service, then they will mine partially for that and partially for ByteEnt.

Thanks!

Thanks for this nice pool! It's stable and paying good...

glad to hear! Let me know if you have any suggestions for changes.

This goes for the whole community, suggest any changes and if we deem them good, we will add them!

romdu

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Quote from: crowetic on March 26, 2015, 12:21:59 PM

-[http://burst.ninja POOL UPDATE ANN]-

-We believe we have fixed all issues! The pool should be 100% stable and error free now!!! (crowd cheers!)

-We implemented a "miner detector" that will tell you which miner the miner is running, right now it picks up who is using blago's miner. We will add more later!

Thank you!

check it out! http://burst.ninja

**new UI coming soon Wink

**

ALSO

Just to let everyone know. You can watch the miners with the name "BURSTCITY" (with a number, i.e. BURSTCITY1) to see the miners that are mining for the ByteEnt asset currently. Those will be mining for ByteEnt asset until we launch our ByteCloud service, then they will mine partially for that and partially for ByteEnt.

Thanks!

Thanks for this nice pool! It's stable and paying good...

crowetic

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Activity: 2282

Merit: 1072

https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org

-[http://burst.ninja POOL UPDATE ANN]-

-We believe we have fixed all issues! The pool should be 100% stable and error free now!!! (crowd cheers!)

-We implemented a "miner detector" that will tell you which miner the miner is running, right now it picks up who is using blago's miner. We will add more later!

Thank you!

check it out! http://burst.ninja

**new UI coming soon Wink

**

ALSO

Just to let everyone know. You can watch the miners with the name "BURSTCITY" (with a number, i.e. BURSTCITY1) to see the miners that are mining for the ByteEnt asset currently. Those will be mining for ByteEnt asset until we launch our ByteCloud service, then they will mine partially for that and partially for ByteEnt.

Thanks!

crowetic

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Activity: 2282

Merit: 1072

https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org

Quote from: smaxer on March 26, 2015, 08:04:40 AM

Quote from: Elmit on March 26, 2015, 07:01:58 AM

I look at http://burstcoin.eu/pools

When I follow the link to the pool, I see other numbers of "Active Miner"

E.g., for burst.ninja it shows 93, but on their web site it says 272 "Miners"
for cryptomining.farm it shows 266, but on their web site it says 1237 "Total Miners"
for mininghere.com it shows 39 and on their web site it says 39 "Total Miners"

How are these numbers calculated?

Active Miner = Miner that receive a payout for this day
Total Miner = All accounts that have reward assignment to pool address (including inactive miners)

Also, the way that burstcoin.eu calculates things is basically based off how many miners consistently submit shares to the pool (from what I have read)

So, what this means is... the calculations on burstcoin.eu will not be accurate as far as how many miners are actually mining on the pool. It will only show the number of consistently submitting miners. (big miners)

The number shown on the pools themselves, is the number actually having their reward assignment placed to the pool's wallet.

Blago

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Quote from: Grim on March 26, 2015, 10:47:23 AM

Quote from: bobafett on March 26, 2015, 05:43:01 AM

Q: Is the insane high memory usage (leak) in win 7 fixed yet? (latest blago miner)

A: it is.

It is fixed which means it doesn't use any ram anymore? or is it still quite high??

miner cleans memory after processing

Quote

So mining burst in win 7 needs the same resources as in win 8.1?

Yes

Grim

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Quote from: bobafett on March 26, 2015, 05:43:01 AM

Q: Is the insane high memory usage (leak) in win 7 fixed yet? (latest blago miner)

A: it is.

It is fixed which means it doesn't use any ram anymore? or is it still quite high??

So mining burst in win 7 needs the same resources as in win 8.1?

sellbuy

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Quote from: haitch on March 26, 2015, 07:54:40 AM

Quote from: sellbuy on March 26, 2015, 02:30:11 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 10:39:34 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 10:24:47 PM

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 10:23:09 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 10:17:32 PM

HardInvest Pays, PetaByte pays - people buying a 1TB harddisk instead of 1 Petabyte Asset would get a better ROI. BTW - How big is your plot now ?

And like I said, I admire Tiga's and Crow's tolerance of you - I'm about to lose mine.

Calc.exe calculates numbers that a teacher of Burstcoin would be aware of.
cmd.exe does file manipulation and concatenation amongst other miraculous things.
As for my Teacher, they would admit that I correctly and accurately answered the questions asked.
Any reasonable person basically aware with Burstcoin mining and the use of computers would agree that a self proclaimed expert in/teacher of, burstcoin should not need to ask those questions.

Did you actually read the question? Did you understand the question?

Yes, perfectly.

Quote

So how do you distinguish WHICH nonce is in the file? I cannot find a way to do that with a calculator. TEACH me how to do that!!!

No.

Quote

How can I combine two plotfiles? calc nor cmd would tell me. TEACH me how to do that!!!

Using DOS commands. No.

Quote

So, do you know the answers, yes or no, can you reveal them here please?

Yes. No.

The answer is clear: YOU DO NOT KNOW IT!!!!

Yeah, I painted myself into that corner didn't I - to prove you wrong I have to answer the questions I'd answer for anyone except you.

Fine.

Question A:

A nonce = 262144 bytes. Number of nonces in a file = / 262144 => Rename file to: ___

Question B.

FileA and FileB must be contiguous and have the same stagger, and then:

Copy /b fileA+fileB FileC
del FileA
del FileB
ren FileC ___

you will get corrupted, not mineable files

Nope - concatenating two valid, contiguous plots with the same stagger size results in a perfectly good plot file.

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (4096 nonces), 12934.74 nonces/minutes, 19s

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (4096 nonces), 13653.33 nonces/minutes, 18s

D:\>copy /b c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096+c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_
4096 c:\derp_0_8192_4096
c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096
c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_4096
1 file(s) copied.

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (8192 nonces), 9102.22 nonces/minutes, 54s

D:\>fc /b c:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096 c:\derp_0_8192_4096
Comparing files C:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096 and C:\DERP_0_8192_4096
FC: no differences encountered

D:\>

ah yes, it's not staggering, but what the point of doing that? Reading time/requests will be similar

i think he meant staggering, not just joining two files in bigger one

smaxer

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Quote from: Elmit on March 26, 2015, 07:01:58 AM

I look at http://burstcoin.eu/pools

When I follow the link to the pool, I see other numbers of "Active Miner"

E.g., for burst.ninja it shows 93, but on their web site it says 272 "Miners"
for cryptomining.farm it shows 266, but on their web site it says 1237 "Total Miners"
for mininghere.com it shows 39 and on their web site it says 39 "Total Miners"

How are these numbers calculated?

Active Miner = Miner that receive a payout for this day
Total Miner = All accounts that have reward assignment to pool address (including inactive miners)

727miner

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Activity: 543

Merit: 500

I'm unable to get Blago's 1.150319 miner to run on my server (running 2008R2). When I launch it I get "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application". Any ideas on where to start looking? Version 1.141229 works fine. Any help would be appreciated & rewarded.

Edit: Thanks Blago for getting me fixed!

haitch

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Quote from: sellbuy on March 26, 2015, 02:30:11 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 10:39:34 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 10:24:47 PM

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 10:23:09 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 10:17:32 PM

HardInvest Pays, PetaByte pays - people buying a 1TB harddisk instead of 1 Petabyte Asset would get a better ROI. BTW - How big is your plot now ?

And like I said, I admire Tiga's and Crow's tolerance of you - I'm about to lose mine.

Calc.exe calculates numbers that a teacher of Burstcoin would be aware of.
cmd.exe does file manipulation and concatenation amongst other miraculous things.
As for my Teacher, they would admit that I correctly and accurately answered the questions asked.
Any reasonable person basically aware with Burstcoin mining and the use of computers would agree that a self proclaimed expert in/teacher of, burstcoin should not need to ask those questions.

Did you actually read the question? Did you understand the question?

Yes, perfectly.

Quote

So how do you distinguish WHICH nonce is in the file? I cannot find a way to do that with a calculator. TEACH me how to do that!!!

No.

Quote

How can I combine two plotfiles? calc nor cmd would tell me. TEACH me how to do that!!!

Using DOS commands. No.

Quote

So, do you know the answers, yes or no, can you reveal them here please?

Yes. No.

The answer is clear: YOU DO NOT KNOW IT!!!!

Yeah, I painted myself into that corner didn't I - to prove you wrong I have to answer the questions I'd answer for anyone except you.

Fine.

Question A:

A nonce = 262144 bytes. Number of nonces in a file = / 262144 => Rename file to: ___

Question B.

FileA and FileB must be contiguous and have the same stagger, and then:

Copy /b fileA+fileB FileC
del FileA
del FileB
ren FileC ___

you will get corrupted, not mineable files

Nope - concatenating two valid, contiguous plots with the same stagger size results in a perfectly good plot file.

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (4096 nonces), 12934.74 nonces/minutes, 19s

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (4096 nonces), 13653.33 nonces/minutes, 18s

D:\>copy /b c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096+c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_
4096 c:\derp_0_8192_4096
c:\5860130482017119184_0_4096_4096
c:\5860130482017119184_4096_4096_4096
1 file(s) copied.

D:\>gpuplotgenerator generate buffer c:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096

----
Generating nonces...
100% (8192 nonces), 9102.22 nonces/minutes, 54s

D:\>fc /b c:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096 c:\derp_0_8192_4096
Comparing files C:\5860130482017119184_0_8192_4096 and C:\DERP_0_8192_4096
FC: no differences encountered

D:\>

tex81

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Maybe big number is total number of reward recipients (with dead accounts)?

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

I look at http://burstcoin.eu/pools

When I follow the link to the pool, I see other numbers of "Active Miner"

E.g., for burst.ninja it shows 93, but on their web site it says 272 "Miners"
for cryptomining.farm it shows 266, but on their web site it says 1237 "Total Miners"
for mininghere.com it shows 39 and on their web site it says 39 "Total Miners"

How are these numbers calculated?

tex81

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I have a question about Flow chart of the process. Why plot chunk (scoop) is 32-bytes in size? Isn`t it 64?

yellowduck2

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Quote from: Elmit on March 26, 2015, 04:01:30 AM

Quote from: TrackCoin on March 26, 2015, 03:44:03 AM

its really good to see finally come HDD Mining...

I wonder if there is /will be another HDD mining clone

they can clone the coin but they can't clone the developer. What make burst an awesome coin is the developer who make things possible

bobafett

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it is.

Grim

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Is the insane high memory usage (leak) in win 7 fixed yet? (latest blago miner)

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