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Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 586. (Read 2171061 times)

legendary
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You people are still trying to make this shitcoin work?  Wow you're stupid.  I got out of it weeks ago and am far happier without the stress of this crapcoin on my mind.

he's just jealous  Grin

correct + he missed the boat on bitcoin, people are adding storage as we speak, there is a fund running to stabilize price, I am very optimistic you should be too, but you need to wait over depression era in crypto.. in general, not just BURST.. keep on mining accumulate , steady as she goes
full member
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You people are still trying to make this shitcoin work?  Wow you're stupid.  I got out of it weeks ago and am far happier without the stress of this crapcoin on my mind.

he's just jealous  Grin
sr. member
Activity: 435
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You people are still trying to make this shitcoin work?  Wow you're stupid.  I got out of it weeks ago and am far happier without the stress of this crapcoin on my mind.

As long as you keep posting, it means you didn't "get out of it" and you're the stupid one.
But by all means, do go on. It's nice to have a clown around.
full member
Activity: 248
Merit: 100
I'm not real
yeah, that's what I found, the windows re-plotter produces corrupted file.  it was incorrect size given stagger size etc...
localhost is fine.  I tested that with other files to make sure.

BURST miner, v1.141020
Programming: dcct (Linux) & Blago (Windows)
CPU support:  AES  SSE4  AVX  AVX2
Node: localhost (ip: 127.0.0.1)
Node: localhost (ip: 127.0.0.1)
Using plots:
Y:\plots\       files: 1         size: 1858 Gb
TOTAL: 1858 Gb

--- 21:14:39 ---    New block 29540, basetarget 2998332    ------------
*** Chance to find a block: 0.02970%
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 790396957
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 392940853
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 392940853       4547d 22h 14m 13s
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 165320872
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 143340366
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 143340366       1659d 0h 46m 6s
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 27461602
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 27461602        317d 20h 13m 22s
21:14:39 Confirmed DL: 5446372073854    63036713d 19h 37m 34s
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  165320872 > 27461602  discarded
21:14:39 Confirmed DL: 6091147647021    70499394d 1h 30m 21s
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  790396957 > 27461602  discarded
21:14:39 Confirmed DL: 6134291670940    70998746d 4h 35m 40s
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 2275525
21:14:39 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 2275525 26d 8h 5m 25s
21:14:40 Confirmed DL: 5975898902375    69165496d 13h 19m 35s
21:14:40 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 1561449
21:14:40 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 1561449 18d 1h 44m 9s
21:14:40 Confirmed DL: 4101564822843    47471815d 1h 54m 3s
21:14:42 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 915567
21:14:42 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 915567  10d 14h 19m 27s
21:14:42 Confirmed DL: 5635954431523    65230954d 1h 38m 43s
21:14:48 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  found deadline 59908
21:14:48 [xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] sent DL: 59908   0d 16h 38m 28s
21:14:48 Confirmed DL: 3470582522731    40168779d 4h 45m 31s
21:14:53 Thread "Y:\plots\" done! [~14 sec] (1 files)
[100%] 1858 GB. deadline 3470582522731s  sdl:7/0(0) cdl:7(0) ss:8(0) rs:8(0)
...
Sent deadlines != confirmed deadlines. Daemon is not synced or plot-file is corrupted.

I am sorry about the delay,  but I want to ask a couple questions.

First, did the original plot file get automatically deleted when it was done optimizing?
If not,  then it did not complete properly.

Second, did you use any memory optimizers with the delay function?
If you did not use the memory optimizer, did you just the delay function?
Memory optimizers can delete important cache or the delay function may have allowed Windows to delete something important.

Third, how many scoops did you see processed at once?
It has to be 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, ..., 2048, or 4096.

Lastly, is every plot file you optimize coming out corrupted? I have had success with the windows optimizer so I want to figure out what factors I am not accounting for.  I tried to avoid making any changes to dcct's optimization algorithm.

Let me know if any of my suggestions correct your issue. I am also curious if version 1.1 from my previous post works better.
original file got deleted. (which I didn't like since I had to re-create oroginal file again... maybe it would be better to create a parameter to control this?)

i did not use any delaying.  just specified 1 gig of memory

2 scoops

don't know if every plot.  can try on another plot, but first need to make a copy of it since I don't want to lose the original plot, so this will take some time.
using this works OK: Optimizer.exe 30 Y:\plots -m 4g X:\plots\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_XXXXXXXXX_XXXXXXX_XXXX

re-plotted file is working OK.  correct deadlines are found, submitted and verified. sorry it took a while to test on a different file with different parameters. this was tested not using 1.6 but prior ver.
newbie
Activity: 44
Merit: 0
why would a 1 nonce gap matter?

It doesn't matter, but it's easier to count this way.
full member
Activity: 248
Merit: 100
I'm not real
I have a question. If I have 2 different HD and on the first one my plot is XXX_1_800000_1000, on my second drive, can the plot look the same as on HD1 or do I have to do a plot from nonce 800001?
Thanks!

Plot from nonce 800000, not 800001. That would create a 1-nonce gap. 800000 is nonce count, not end nonce.
Also, I suggest using a higher stagger, 1000 will result in a lot of seeking.

UPD:
didn't notice start nonce is 1. I'd use something like:

XXX_0_800000_40000
XXX_800000_800000_40000
XXX_1600000_800000_40000
etc

why would a 1 nonce gap matter?
member
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Update v1.0.4

Burst Long Term Price Support project
(BLTPS)

Changelog
v1.0.4 - 09/nov/2014
Text prepared for the transition to Phase 2 (v1.1.0)
Maximum amount of shares per person increased from 20 to 70
Specific Burst and Bitcoin addresses have been generated to handle the project
BLTPS shares are issued and Phase 1 supporters have details on how to buy them
Some ETAs have changed to be sooner than what initially expected

Remember that Phase 1 ends today.
As soon as the first wave of shares is sold, Phase 2 will start. It will still be possible to buy shares at the same price, until Phase 3.
This is a great opportunity for Burst to stabilize and grow. Make sure you get some!
hero member
Activity: 539
Merit: 500
Wow!You are back!Write please something else,just for fun!I like your comments so much!Are you still mining with 10 GB solo?LOL Grin Grin
hero member
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You people are still trying to make this shitcoin work?  Wow you're stupid.  I got out of it weeks ago and am far happier without the stress of this crapcoin on my mind.
newbie
Activity: 44
Merit: 0
I have a question. If I have 2 different HD and on the first one my plot is XXX_1_800000_1000, on my second drive, can the plot look the same as on HD1 or do I have to do a plot from nonce 800001?
Thanks!

Plot from nonce 800000, not 800001. That would create a 1-nonce gap. 800000 is nonce count, not end nonce.
Also, I suggest using a higher stagger, 1000 will result in a lot of seeking.

UPD:
didn't notice start nonce is 1. I'd use something like:

XXX_0_800000_40000
XXX_800000_800000_40000
XXX_1600000_800000_40000
etc
sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
I have a question. If I have 2 different HD and on the first one my plot is XXX_1_800000_1000, on my second drive, can the plot look the same as on HD1 or do I have to do a plot from nonce 800001? YES !!!
Thanks!
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1001
I have a question. If I have 2 different HD and on the first one my plot is XXX_1_800000_1000, on my second drive, can the plot look the same as on HD1 or do I have to do a plot from nonce 800001?
Thanks!
newbie
Activity: 2
Merit: 0
any one please help me with this error ? ?

i try to run "Burst Today " and i got this error after downloading

https://i.imgur.com/PKQdDHd.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/mFSJ9Pg.jpg


please some one help this error
I'm happy to answer this, as I haven't seen much help on this.

I got the same error, after extensive searching and just troubleshooting I figured out it was a Java issue, or rather the location of Java. All the batch files were pointing to just "Java" or "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Java" so I copied Java.exe over to that location since it wasn't there. I also created a folder "jre7" at "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\" and copied "Java.exe" into that folder as well.
**This was on a fresh install of Windows 7 x64**

I got it to work by:
1.) Installing Java x32 & x64 and I also installed Java JRE (x32 & x64) from here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html
2.) I had to modify the Batch files in the pocminer folder here: "C:\Burst.Today\Miner\pocminer-master\" and I changed the first part from "Java" to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_25\bin\java.exe"  *** Make sure you include those quotes too, otherwise it won't run!
3.) run the Burst.Today launcher, enter the password and you should be all set.

These instructions worked for me so if they don't work for you, the issue is Java so troubleshoot Java and make sure all the paths work too!

If you find this useful and solve your problem, or if this gives you a good direction then feel free to send me Burst: BURST-UQYS-JNNB-FXZG-E2D23
newbie
Activity: 46
Merit: 0
Is the calculator still accurate?

https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/calculator
It hasn't updated for quite a while. http://burstcoin.eu/calculator is probably better.

i think it is a bit optimistic...
with 12Tb it say 7000 coins/ day....
i'm doing 5000/6000 day...
It uses a 50 block average for difficulty, that's less than 3½ hours, and depending on when you take the average it will vary from 2M to 4M. 24 hour average would probably be a lot better.
hero member
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hey guys where can i take servers with big HDDs at a good price? Can you suggest me any server site?

My intention is to buy 2 or 3 servers and let them mining burst 24\24 7\7, but i've just one question: can i set burst mining on a different OS than Windows?

Easiest way to do it, pm us and we can work good stuff out.

https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/ann-bytecloud.312/

And never mind there being other os for mining....use Linux....much, much better!!
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
hey guys where can i take servers with big HDDs at a good price? Can you suggest me any server site?

My intention is to buy 2 or 3 servers and let them mining burst 24\24 7\7, but i've just one question: can i set burst mining on a different OS than Windows?
legendary
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Is the calculator still accurate?

https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/calculator
It hasn't updated for quite a while. http://burstcoin.eu/calculator is probably better.

i think it is a bit optimistic...
with 12Tb it say 7000 coins/ day....
i'm doing 5000/6000 day...
hero member
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Merit: 500
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