I had 1.24 TB of free space on a 3 TB drive, and I got this 2.0.1 plotter working last night. It seemed to be doing fine. I came home this evening after work, and checked the drive..... and it still has 1.24 TB of free space after the GPU plotter appeared to successfully complete plotting 5,200,000 plots for me!
What the FCUK?
The "plots" folder in the GPU plotter has nothing in it.
From the command line window in the directions on page 459, here's my code to get the plotter plotting:
gpuPlotGenerator.exe generate 0 0 "D:\GPUPLOTGENERATOR\gpuPlotGenerator-bin-win-x86-2.0.1\plots" HERE IS MY ACCOUNT NUMBER 60000000 5200000 1024 64 2048
So what the hell did it spend 8 hours generating? Where's the file? It's not on my C drive, the C drive is nowhere near big enough to take this plot file that should've mostly filled a 1.24 GB free space.
I am not happy.
Man,if my laptop will die,I will not give it to you to repair
FAH Q man, how silly of me to think that the creator of the damn plotter actually knew what he was doing. I figured it out on my own.
RE-EDIT - I see that you misread what I said when I wrote that I didn't see it on C drive. I did not mean that I was only looking for it on C drive, I meant that it was on neither the C or D drive, so what the hell did it spend all that time plotting?