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Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 566. (Read 2171057 times)

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Just wanted to remind you all how I sold my coins at 698 satoshis a while back and everyone laughed at me for it.  Price hasn't been over 150 in a long time now!   Grin

Dump this crap coin.

2 days ago is a long time ago aye. 180 < 150 i guess also.
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Just wanted to remind you all how I sold my coins at 698 satoshis a while back and everyone laughed at me for it.  Price hasn't been over 150 in a long time now!   Grin

Dump this crap coin.
hero member
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One other thing, would anyone here be willing to run a mailing list for the website? Mailing lists are good for regularly reminding people that we exist, giving them updates, and giving them reasons to get excited about us.  If you don't have any experience here, but want to help, let me know and I can discuss it with you a little bit.  Could even just be once a month give updates, and the occasional update when a big new feature is being released.

Great idea! Perhaps this is something the registered emails on burstforum.com could be used for?

Good idea!  Would probably want to send out an initial email asking if they want to be registered.. or maybe simply having a unsubscribe link is enough.

contact me when you are ready for things (press release, and articles) to get published.

Thanks!  Will do!
legendary
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Help needing optimizing plots

Optimizer 30 F:\plots -del 2 -m 3g F:\plots\17160993207923721836_6400000_4000000_40000

and its optimizing however how do I do the other because it says I do not have enough free space total plot I want to do is 2.8TB over 2 plots at 1.4tb each or so on this drive and hdd  is 3TB total. Is their a way to overweight as go along on old plots and not have to delete plots to plot 1.4TB as seems i need 1.4TB free space in order to make optimized plot
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One other thing, would anyone here be willing to run a mailing list for the website? Mailing lists are good for regularly reminding people that we exist, giving them updates, and giving them reasons to get excited about us.  If you don't have any experience here, but want to help, let me know and I can discuss it with you a little bit.  Could even just be once a month give updates, and the occasional update when a big new feature is being released.

Great idea! Perhaps this is something the registered emails on burstforum.com could be used for?
legendary
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tex81 any chance of adding support for pool http://burst.ga/ in your status tool thx.
sr. member
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So still thinking about getting into poc, but I'm still rather confused by the process even after reading guides.

Does using more then one GPU increase plot speed? Do you only need one to really do it well? What are the CPU requirements? Can you use a onboard GPU for GPU plotting?

You cannot plot with more than one GPU per plot. You can, however, use two GPUs to plot two plots at once.

You can use multi-GPUs to create a plot. That's good alternative if your GPUs aren't that powerful, eg most nvidia cards are slower than a nice AMD. I use three (nvidia) cards on two separate rigs to plot. You can plot with an onboard GPU too, or combine it with a card.

bensam123, check out https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/gpu-plot-generator.45/  Smiley
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contact me when you are ready for things (press release, and articles) to get published.
hero member
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Is a web-based interface possible to use or is it required to download a client?

I just saw this: http://burstcoin.eu/chat

Nice, there was like that on the multipool.

Yes, you can use web chat. Just need to identify yourself. I will be setting up a really nice web client soon as well Smiley
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I'm looking for a paragraph on why Burst is ASIC resistant (I can write up something close enough)

Also a good description of how Proof of Capacity works on the checking side of things, as opposed to the plotting side.  Basically a description of the algorithm.

I'll take a crack at this.

Thank you!  You too vipervince2002!

One other thing, would anyone here be willing to run a mailing list for the website? Mailing lists are good for regularly reminding people that we exist, giving them updates, and giving them reasons to get excited about us.  If you don't have any experience here, but want to help, let me know and I can discuss it with you a little bit.  Could even just be once a month give updates, and the occasional update when a big new feature is being released.
legendary
Activity: 2282
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https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org
If you move it to another computer, it has to replot or is initial plotting different then the plotting you mentioned after moving it? Or is that like a consistency check?

What sort of hardware do you need for GPU plotting or will integrated suffice? I saw ram mentioned, does the CPU speed matter?

How do you make sure nonce's don't overlap? How would they overlap if they're on two different drives?

If you're solo mining, is it better to have a bunch of drives in raid so it will have a bigger plot and thus be more likely to find a solution?

If you have a bunch of hard drives hooked up to a computer that you want to plot on do you need a instance of the program running for each one?


Thanks for the answers BTW.

You do not need to replot when moving.

I used a nice 270x to plot, and it worked nicely.

nonces do not overlap if you make sure you understand how they work, posted in my guide above.

I would say do not do RAID, unless you don't care about one drive failing causing the whole setup to fail.

It depends on the miner you're using, I just added instructions for Blago's miner in my guide, that one only needs one instance. The java miner needs multiple instances.
legendary
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https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org

TO MINERS ON BURST.GA -

Messing around with settings on burst.ga server, so you may notice random disconnects during the next few minutes.
 
nothing to worry about, just improving the crash-restart features of node, and making it into a more successful crash scenario. Due to weird issues with node crashing in the last few days.

sr. member
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If you move it to another computer, it has to replot or is initial plotting different then the plotting you mentioned after moving it? Or is that like a consistency check?

What sort of hardware do you need for GPU plotting or will integrated suffice? I saw ram mentioned, does the CPU speed matter?

How do you make sure nonce's don't overlap? How would they overlap if they're on two different drives?

If you're solo mining, is it better to have a bunch of drives in raid so it will have a bigger plot and thus be more likely to find a solution?

If you have a bunch of hard drives hooked up to a computer that you want to plot on do you need a instance of the program running for each one?


Thanks for the answers BTW.
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 1072
https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org
So still thinking about getting into poc, but I'm still rather confused by the process even after reading guides.

Does using more then one GPU increase plot speed? Do you only need one to really do it well? What are the CPU requirements? Can you use a onboard GPU for GPU plotting?

After you plot it doesn't use the GPU anymore correct? If you have more then one drive hooked up to the same computer, do you need more then one instance of the program open for each HD? Can you plot on one computer and then transfer the HD to another to have it run? What are the feasible limitations of storage on one computer (can you have a bunch of USB HDs hooked up to hubs and be fine)?

You cannot plot with more than one GPU per plot. You can, however, use two GPUs to plot two plots at once.

Yea, after you plot, you no longer use the gpu for anything, that is until someone codes a faster miner on GPU (something that could maybe alleviate CPU usage, but it's not like other GPU miners, because the power is still in the data (plot files))

You can plot on one pc and move the hdd to another to mine, yes. Just make sure you plot with the same account ID, and DONT OVERLAP NONCES.

You need a good amount of RAM if you're going to mine on a bunch of space on single machine.

Here is a guide I wrote, that is still a work in progress, as I'm going to explain how to use other miners and plotters eventually, but it'll help you get started!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
sr. member
Activity: 423
Merit: 250
So still thinking about getting into poc, but I'm still rather confused by the process even after reading guides.

Does using more then one GPU increase plot speed? Do you only need one to really do it well? What are the CPU requirements? Can you use a onboard GPU for GPU plotting?

After you plot it doesn't use the GPU anymore correct? If you have more then one drive hooked up to the same computer, do you need more then one instance of the program open for each HD? Can you plot on one computer and then transfer the HD to another to have it run? What are the feasible limitations of storage on one computer (can you have a bunch of USB HDs hooked up to hubs and be fine)?
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 1072
https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org
Okay guys, for some reason I'm having an issue with my plots and renaming them correctly...

Can someone give me the correct division formula to rename the plots so they don't get the read errors, and will work on blago's miner?

Thanks!


With Windows I just take the size of the windows file and divide it by 256.  So if my windows plot is 256,000,000 in file size then the plot should be named "account number"_"plot start"_1000000_"hash size (which when optimized to the max should also be 1000000)"   123456789_123456789_1000000_1000000 as an example of a fully optimized 256gig plot.

256,000,000 is 1000000
512,000,000 is 2000000
1,024,000,000 is 4000000

etc, etc.....

Yea, I thought that was what I did, but for some reason Blago's miner is still skipping the plot files.
newbie
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Okay guys, for some reason I'm having an issue with my plots and renaming them correctly...

Can someone give me the correct division formula to rename the plots so they don't get the read errors, and will work on blago's miner?

Thanks!


With Windows I just take the size of the windows file and divide it by 256.  So if my windows plot is 256,000,000 in file size then the plot should be named "account number"_"plot start"_1000000_"hash size (which when optimized to the max should also be 1000000)"   123456789_123456789_1000000_1000000 as an example of a fully optimized 256gig plot.

256,000,000 is 1000000
512,000,000 is 2000000
1,024,000,000 is 4000000

etc, etc.....
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 1072
https://crowetic.com | https://qortal.org
Okay guys, for some reason I'm having an issue with my plots and renaming them correctly...

Can someone give me the correct division formula to rename the plots so they don't get the read errors, and will work on blago's miner?

Thanks!
newbie
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Merit: 0
how can i mine this?? (mac)

Java tools should work out of the box. I've also hacked dcct-tools to work on Mac (contains much faster plotter):
https://github.com/r-majere/mjminer.git

Also working on my own miner rewritten from scratch which will support Mac, but it's a few weeks until completion.
newbie
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how can i mine this?? (mac)
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