Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 676. (Read 2171078 times)
October 03, 2014, 06:18:42 PM
Not sure what going on made few shares and now {"result":"Passphrase does not match reward recipient"} any idea why keep on continuing to get problem after problem with this anyone know how to resolve this problem as I had working didn't change anything at all and now get this problem
October 03, 2014, 06:17:27 PM
Hey, @burstcoin or uray or someone else, with assetBalances->balanceQNT , why does it give never give you decimals? How can I find where to put the decimal?
Internally everything is done with integer math. Divide by 100000000.(8 zeros)
$bidOrder->priceNQT * $assetBalance->balanceQNT /100000000
gives me different numbers based on the digits of non-zeroes....see what i mean >>> http://127.0.0.1:8125/burst?requestType=getAccount&account=BURST-KHTJ-G3H7-LD2Q-H7LJ6. BMPOOL has 15, which is right, but HardInvest shows 2861 which should be 286.1
EDIT: $bidOrder->priceNQT * $assetBalance->balanceQNT /100000000 this bit actually is fine, but the problem comes in when I'm trying to just show the balance in that asset(so how many of that asset the account has)
October 03, 2014, 06:01:55 PM
Hey, @burstcoin or uray or someone else, with assetBalances->balanceQNT , why does it give never give you decimals? How can I find where to put the decimal?
Internally everything is done with integer math. Divide by 100000000.(8 zeros)
October 03, 2014, 05:48:57 PM
Wait for it to get 4 conformations, then you're good to go
Conf I rmations.
Go finish elementary school.
Conformation generally means structural arrangement and may refer to:
Conformational isomerism, a form of stereoisomerism in chemistry
Carbohydrate conformation
Cyclohexane conformation
Protein conformation
Conformation activity relationship between the biological activity and the conformation or conformational changes of a biomolecule
Animal breeding[edit]
Equine conformation evaluates the degree of correctness of a horse's bone structure, musculature, and its body proportions
Conformation (dog) to a particular dog breed
Conformation show, a dog show in which dogs are judged according to how well they conform to the established breed type
What do you contribute to this thread....?
It's really sad to see the same kind of posts over and over again from you. Poor little thing who can't find anything more meningful to do
I hope life gets better for you soon!
October 03, 2014, 05:45:38 PM
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October 03, 2014, 05:40:13 PM
GPU plot generator v3.0.0
This version comes with a multi-GPU support and greatly enhance the global memory consumption (on both CPU and GPU side). I hope that it will fix the bad performances of NVidia cards (I need some feedback on that point).
This version also add a [verify] command to verify a plotted file against a reference file (a C-plotted file for example).
A big thank you to Palad1n for his help on the qualification phase of this version.
With this new version, we hit the maximum bandwidth of a standard mechanical HDD (around 20k nonces/minutes ~= 83MB/s).
We made a test with a SSD disk too, with only one 280x we touch the 33k nonces/minutes.
As the HDD is now bottleneck, there are two options:
- Use faster hardware (SSD). It is up to you to test it
Feel free to share your experience on the forum (hardware configuration, nonces/minutes obtained).
- Write to multiple disks at the same time (I will put this on the roadmap).
Changelog:
- Multi-GPU support.
- [devices.txt] configuration file added.
- verify command added.
- list command split in two (listPlatforms and listDevices).
- More details added in listDevices command.
- Correlation between and removed.
- OpenCL error codes displayed for better debugging.
- Details added in usages.
- README updated and improved.
- CHANGELOG file added.
- CREDITS file added.
- LICENSE file added.
Please read the README provided with both the binaries and the sources. As this version introduce new concepts, please read it carefully, especially the [SETUP] part.
Here are the binaries and the source code :
- Windows x86: https://mega.co.nz/#!vMUWjCZA!IXkIyupOek6t7bOu0qlrYlxvuzVfRS-N4T8sfJ08u-E
- Windows x64: https://mega.co.nz/#!bEEmiAyK!IeEzk_TrVpLvFpbWGLvkl5tppmgGXDXI3xBbrh2CfGM
- Linux x86: https://mega.co.nz/#!ud8HnboC!wVU9EwfYWU4mnc67QP1Pienqo4JRm_QJuaE3AJPw5J0
- Linux x64: https://mega.co.nz/ #!bZExEDaQ!gygiHlkCVLNNbgIFuruQUnV3yrFz8m5pISXsikHPM_g (remove the space before #, link detected as suspicious...)
- Sources: https://mega.co.nz/#!fBUEEJKD!e5KnEEVIGN0FK3aaHriS6YstfiDNO6lhRTGen8Dh8a8
If you like this software, support me
Official link: https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/gpu-plot-generator.45/page-6#post-1925
This version comes with a multi-GPU support and greatly enhance the global memory consumption (on both CPU and GPU side). I hope that it will fix the bad performances of NVidia cards (I need some feedback on that point).
This version also add a [verify] command to verify a plotted file against a reference file (a C-plotted file for example).
A big thank you to Palad1n for his help on the qualification phase of this version.
With this new version, we hit the maximum bandwidth of a standard mechanical HDD (around 20k nonces/minutes ~= 83MB/s).
We made a test with a SSD disk too, with only one 280x we touch the 33k nonces/minutes.
As the HDD is now bottleneck, there are two options:
- Use faster hardware (SSD). It is up to you to test it
Feel free to share your experience on the forum (hardware configuration, nonces/minutes obtained).- Write to multiple disks at the same time (I will put this on the roadmap).
Changelog:
- Multi-GPU support.
- [devices.txt] configuration file added.
- verify command added.
- list command split in two (listPlatforms and listDevices).
- More details added in listDevices command.
- Correlation between
- OpenCL error codes displayed for better debugging.
- Details added in usages.
- README updated and improved.
- CHANGELOG file added.
- CREDITS file added.
- LICENSE file added.
Please read the README provided with both the binaries and the sources. As this version introduce new concepts, please read it carefully, especially the [SETUP] part.
Here are the binaries and the source code :
- Windows x86: https://mega.co.nz/#!vMUWjCZA!IXkIyupOek6t7bOu0qlrYlxvuzVfRS-N4T8sfJ08u-E
- Windows x64: https://mega.co.nz/#!bEEmiAyK!IeEzk_TrVpLvFpbWGLvkl5tppmgGXDXI3xBbrh2CfGM
- Linux x86: https://mega.co.nz/#!ud8HnboC!wVU9EwfYWU4mnc67QP1Pienqo4JRm_QJuaE3AJPw5J0
- Linux x64: https://mega.co.nz/ #!bZExEDaQ!gygiHlkCVLNNbgIFuruQUnV3yrFz8m5pISXsikHPM_g (remove the space before #, link detected as suspicious...)
- Sources: https://mega.co.nz/#!fBUEEJKD!e5KnEEVIGN0FK3aaHriS6YstfiDNO6lhRTGen8Dh8a8
If you like this software, support me
Official link: https://burstforum.com/index.php?threads/gpu-plot-generator.45/page-6#post-1925
October 03, 2014, 05:35:33 PM
Update miner-burst-1.141003
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qbtha77wq1mucgc/miner-burst-1.141003.zip?dl=0
Removed:
- Support for Dev's pools (temporarily)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qbtha77wq1mucgc/miner-burst-1.141003.zip?dl=0
Removed:
- Support for Dev's pools (temporarily)
I'm happy to see "temporarily"
When do you think you can implement it?Thanks
now i get issues of crashes miner: "ivalid iterator range", after fix it, i'm implement support Dev's pools.
Thank you
Expect a donation when you get it running! 
October 03, 2014, 05:31:19 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
Janror's and Bipben's plotters with the same link...My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
You're right, I'll fix that, thanks!
October 03, 2014, 05:30:52 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
6 pages.. investor will see it and say: "f*ckin shit". It's not your fault crowetic, but we really needs gui client for noobs (.
The GUI is nearly done as well. Should be released in the next few days, then I will write a tut for that as well, My friend and coworker BTR is almost done with the public release that works with the pool, stay tuned investors!
October 03, 2014, 05:29:57 PM
Two weeks I sold coins on poloniex.com everything was normally. Today I sent 1174.78 Burst to poloniex.com, I didn't receive a coin, support doesn't answer.
I sent test payment of 10 Burst to bittrex.com, I received coins quickly.Then I sent to bittrex.com 868.21 Burst, I didn't receive a coin, support doesn't answer.What is going on?Forgive for my English.
Transactions:
https://poloniex.com/
http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/16426121864612076301
TX 16426121864612076301
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-DWU8-YAV8-QBMC-5G647
1.17K
13 hours ago
Block # 18813
Block 18218990068024876783
Blocktime 4582337
Confirmation 188
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 1174.78
Fee 1.00
Signature 905ffce53f8a721ac4449ba3ce2b8a6bec7d682a03ec6fc6641fc706014ef30c6a5f0856f510c1d bd35a329cd3d67d117bad55f64f716362e0dffee0515cb571
SigHash a1c33e328cb23394ca56a31cd320afdbb5dfb124ff7477bc81f3fad427af5fe1
FullHash 0ddb7a79ce4ef5e313acc1c6ca71c63d1db0b9d86d25858ac385784691472d31
https://bittrex.com/
http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/6076814369746911217
TX 6076814369746911217
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-HK9D-P74Q-XDEJ-D6PGM
868.21
4 hours ago
Block # 18946
Block 4293619672583525162
Blocktime 4613496
Confirmation 55
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 868.21
Fee 1.00
Signature b87b4e5a4cdbe0e8044bebba6f7af974141770e00c8ac0c3e9a928696096d40cb6b1a3427c5eb71 36188438bb70e49cb2058ba90994e858fab0b1d117b873fce
SigHash 42d07901d3c5e536db8b49ed44cfe5c674c6bed9129ed34addb5e97bb746b7d4
FullHash f1ffc012792e555411728ee4782f7990228d23bb4b209937d37bb79f00e2825c
I sent test payment of 10 Burst to bittrex.com, I received coins quickly.Then I sent to bittrex.com 868.21 Burst, I didn't receive a coin, support doesn't answer.What is going on?Forgive for my English.
Transactions:
https://poloniex.com/
http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/16426121864612076301
TX 16426121864612076301
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-DWU8-YAV8-QBMC-5G647
1.17K
13 hours ago
Block # 18813
Block 18218990068024876783
Blocktime 4582337
Confirmation 188
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 1174.78
Fee 1.00
Signature 905ffce53f8a721ac4449ba3ce2b8a6bec7d682a03ec6fc6641fc706014ef30c6a5f0856f510c1d bd35a329cd3d67d117bad55f64f716362e0dffee0515cb571
SigHash a1c33e328cb23394ca56a31cd320afdbb5dfb124ff7477bc81f3fad427af5fe1
FullHash 0ddb7a79ce4ef5e313acc1c6ca71c63d1db0b9d86d25858ac385784691472d31
https://bittrex.com/
http://burst.cryptoport.io/tx/6076814369746911217
TX 6076814369746911217
BURST-EH3A-JTXH-7EJX-FMAJK--
BURST-HK9D-P74Q-XDEJ-D6PGM
868.21
4 hours ago
Block # 18946
Block 4293619672583525162
Blocktime 4613496
Confirmation 55
Deadline 1440
Type Payment
SubType Ordinary payment
Amount 868.21
Fee 1.00
Signature b87b4e5a4cdbe0e8044bebba6f7af974141770e00c8ac0c3e9a928696096d40cb6b1a3427c5eb71 36188438bb70e49cb2058ba90994e858fab0b1d117b873fce
SigHash 42d07901d3c5e536db8b49ed44cfe5c674c6bed9129ed34addb5e97bb746b7d4
FullHash f1ffc012792e555411728ee4782f7990228d23bb4b209937d37bb79f00e2825c
same problem
Same problem as well.
I miss 100k BURST since 14 days and the Poloniex support reacts only with stupid statements.
October 03, 2014, 05:28:25 PM
Hey, @burstcoin or uray or someone else, with assetBalances->balanceQNT , why does it give never give you decimals? How can I find where to put the decimal?
October 03, 2014, 05:20:09 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
6 pages.. investor will see it and say: "f*ckin shit". It's not your fault crowetic, but we really needs gui client for noobs (.
October 03, 2014, 05:16:30 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
6 pages.. investor will see it and say: "f*ckin shit". It's not your fault crowetic, but we really needs gui client for noobs (.
October 03, 2014, 05:12:09 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
Very nice, thanks!!!
October 03, 2014, 05:11:30 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
Janror's and Bipben's plotters with the same link... My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
October 03, 2014, 05:03:28 PM
-ANNOUNCEMENT-
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
My windows pool mining tutorial is complete. I may have left a few things out, but feel free to read it over and give me some feedback. I put a lot of time into the details for NOOBIES so that they can get started mining
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bc1LIG0vOYYW6FxgBHhQGjKqm0aWoSClkqaNJx17wWk/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to let everyone know about this who is having a hard time starting!!!
Thank you!
October 03, 2014, 04:49:18 PM
@ Blago
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
What stagger did you use for your plot files? I'm using something like 14GB with 5.5TB of plots but the first 1.5TB were plotted with a stagger of 1000 before I realized exactly what I was doing. Thinking about replotting some of them.
What kind of staggersize/plot size would you recommend if I want the least amount of memory footprint and I have 2 x 3TB drives in raid0?
I recommend you don't put them in raid0, if 1 drive fails then you lose plots on both of the drives!
With the gpu plotter it doesn't take that much to re-plot however I can only go for a maximum of 4096 staggersize.
October 03, 2014, 04:39:23 PM
@ Blago
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
What stagger did you use for your plot files? I'm using something like 14GB with 5.5TB of plots but the first 1.5TB were plotted with a stagger of 1000 before I realized exactly what I was doing. Thinking about replotting some of them.
What kind of staggersize/plot size would you recommend if I want the least amount of memory footprint and I have 2 x 3TB drives in raid0?
I recommend you don't put them in raid0, if 1 drive fails then you lose plots on both of the drives!
October 03, 2014, 04:38:32 PM
@ Blago
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
I tried the new miner win 7 x64 (prefetch, superfecht off)
memory footprint is the same as the java miner: 8TB consume 14 to 16 GB ram
What stagger did you use for your plot files? I'm using something like 14GB with 5.5TB of plots but the first 1.5TB were plotted with a stagger of 1000 before I realized exactly what I was doing. Thinking about replotting some of them.
What kind of staggersize/plot size would you recommend if I want the least amount of memory footprint and I have 2 x 3TB drives in raid0?
October 03, 2014, 04:29:49 PM
Paradigmflux was online today....
How awesome, he's on and doesn't come by to address the people HE STOLE MONEY FROM. great.
paradigm... GET BACK TO ME OR I WILL REPORT YOU AS A SCAMMER.
thanks.
He was NOT online. Just check his profile... Irontiga's statement was incorrect.
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Last Active: September 25, 2014, 02:27:38 PM
...so he has not been online for 9 daysHehe, I'm an idiot, stupid localtimezone thing fooling people like that.
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