Is there any reason for this? I'm using the 'solo' miner config I found in the thread. I'm also mining solo, wallet is on the same computer. This is what I'm using currently:
"Mode" : "solo",
"Server" : "localhost",
"Port": 8125,
"UpdaterAddr" : "localhost",
"UpdaterPort": 8125,
"EnableProxy": false,
"ProxyPort": 8126,
"Paths":["D:\\plots","E:\\plots","F:\\plots","G:\\plots","H:\\plots"],
"CacheSize" : 200000,
"ShowMsg" : false ,
"ShowUpdates" : false,
"UseSorting" : true,
"Debug": true,
"Generator": false,
"SendBestOnly": true,
"UseFastRcv" : true,
"SendInterval": 200,
"UpdateInterval": 1000}
Also using those settings that you gave me, it's finding next to no deadlines. I ran it once with the settings you gave me and it founds three deadlines and without on the same block and it found seven.
You mine in solo, you need the best deadline, "TargetDeadline": 1000000, sets the maximum obtainable deadline.
"CacheSize" : 400000, reads chunks of 400,000 nonces, finding best from them.
"founds three deadlines" - it's best of "it found seven".
And on screenshot i did not see confirmation of deadlines...
Also, for 3Tb i have 42 sec time
Thank you, Blago. I love your miner. Awesome work. Now I know how to configure it better, and can show others. You're a hero of this community.
You know what else I did with your miner? In an attempt to have it run silently, and boot automatically, I turned it into a service (Windows Services.) With a program I found. I then set it to start automatically with the system, and to also automatically restart if crashed. It worked absolutely wonderfully, so much so, that I'm going to do it to the rest of my windows based miners. If it's cool with you, I would like to offer this as a service to the community. I will give the information out free to anyone who contacts me, or I will remote into your systems and set everything up for you, for a small BURST cost. That way, I can stimulate the BURST Marketplace at the same time, and hopefully people who are interested in an automated Windows BURST mining computer installation, and aren't sure on how to follow the instructions and/or just don't feel like doing it, hell, whatever reason you have! Will come to me, and get it accomplished professionally.
I absolutely love this community, and this Tech that we all call BURST. It will make us all VERY pleased in the near future. Our team is dedicated, intelligent, and advanced in all of their areas of expertise. It is with this knowledge we have, and that of the community, that we KNOW that BURST will be taken to the next level.
We've already proven this by beating out other development teams in implementing extremely innovative and technically awesome software capable of doing all in the headlines of that article, and SO, So much more! I literally laugh, when I think about it, because it's clearly the future, and that my friends, is something you don't get to see just any time. Brilliant work everyone, and thank you for letting me be such an awesome part in this whole project.
Happy 2015, BURST community!