ok amd gpu plots have destroyed my average unless its the pool thats errored. yesterday my all time deadline average was 1 day in bottom left box. one day of gpu plot mining its desimated sitting at 60000 days
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Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000 - page 839. (Read 2170900 times)
September 13, 2014, 09:06:24 AM
September 13, 2014, 09:04:08 AM
that normal?
September 13, 2014, 09:01:22 AM
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BUY SHARES SUPPORT BURST
ASSET ID: 11375670541237055652
we need to sell some more shares to buy equipment
come on guys, you're dumping literally millions of BURST, take a chance and buy some shares
i've just put buy order for 5 bmpool ....i'm in
txid 14204532332092355146, but why my buy still pending? do i missing step for buy?
September 13, 2014, 09:00:26 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my sideI realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
Hmm... I'll have to look into it I guess... Unfortunately most of my drives are half CPU plots and half GPU plots...
You can still check.
Suppose your cpu plots are nonce 0 - 1000
and your gpu plots are nonce 1001 - 2000
Look for this line in your miner - New Best: ACC # : nonce#
Check your deadline.
if your nonce# from New Best falls within your cpu plotted range, I guarantee you will have a deadline <2000000. That's 23 days, ok I pulled that out of my ass but w/e
My point is that I also guarantee that if your New Best nonce# falls within your gpu plotted range, then you will have a deadline 1E12 or higher, that's ~30,000 years +
Would love to see more confirmation on this however. I've noticed it the past couple of days and Regtable seems to finally believe what I've been saying to him
That could explain why the difficulties didn't raise very quickly even with GPU plotter hitting over 10k nonce. That could also explain why many people are complaining about low payout.
However , that could be problem for AMD plotter. I am using Nvidia and my payout was good. I even find block using newly GPU plotted nonce. The downside for Nvidia is the plotting speed is very slow compare to AMD. Maybe it trade off quality for quantity for AMD. AMD is high speed , but bad quality nonce. I guess someone else losses is my gain
September 13, 2014, 08:55:23 AM
September 13, 2014, 08:52:50 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my sideI realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
Hmm... I'll have to look into it I guess... Unfortunately most of my drives are half CPU plots and half GPU plots...
You can still check.
Suppose your cpu plots are nonce 0 - 1000
and your gpu plots are nonce 1001 - 2000
Look for this line in your miner - New Best: ACC # : nonce#
Check your deadline.
if your nonce# from New Best falls within your cpu plotted range, I guarantee you will have a deadline <2000000. That's 23 days, ok I pulled that out of my ass but w/e
My point is that I also guarantee that if your New Best nonce# falls within your gpu plotted range, then you will have a deadline 1E12 or higher, that's ~30,000 years +
Would love to see more confirmation on this however. I've noticed it the past couple of days and Regtable seems to finally believe what I've been saying to him
September 13, 2014, 08:51:28 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my sideI realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
Hmm... I'll have to look into it I guess... Unfortunately most of my drives are half CPU plots and half GPU plots...
Yea, I see today was a bad day not to go back and read the 10 pages I missed overnight, lol.
Well then... damn. I'm really not looking forward to trying to sort this whole mess out... :-/
September 13, 2014, 08:48:06 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my sideI realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
Hmm... I'll have to look into it I guess... Unfortunately most of my drives are half CPU plots and half GPU plots...
September 13, 2014, 08:44:00 AM
that i understood but ... when do we have to update it ? is it fine to run still client 1.1 for some days before switching to 1.1.1 ? i updated yesterday 25 rigs... dont want to lose one more hour ! 
You've to update the wallet/client as soon as possible , if you don't do " there will a problem with the current blocks"
September 13, 2014, 08:42:19 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my sideI realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
Hmm... I'll have to look into it I guess... Unfortunately most of my drives are half CPU plots and half GPU plots...
September 13, 2014, 08:41:15 AM
that i understood but ... when do we have to update it ? is it fine to run still client 1.1 for some days before switching to 1.1.1 ? i updated yesterday 25 rigs... dont want to lose one more hour !
September 13, 2014, 08:38:54 AM
so update 1.1 was aimed to be mandatory from block 11800 .... how much time we have until upgrade 1.1.1 is mandatory ?
Yes it is obligatory to update the wallet
. September 13, 2014, 08:35:43 AM
so update 1.1 was aimed to be mandatory from block 11800 .... how much time we have until upgrade 1.1.1 is mandatory ?
September 13, 2014, 08:31:01 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
iv had this issue since 2nd version of gpu miner. plotted up all hds and only just been brought to light that its not working right. as i had 2 hdd's plotted with cpu still on pool, deadline shown was ok. its only since actually watching all miners and seperating them into gpu/cpu sides i noticed all gpu plots are no good for making a block ever. not in 1000 years minimum anyway. plus i noticed my coin payments drop off to 1/2 a day of only 50-100 coins per pay out for nearly 3 tb so looks like a cpu re plot AGAIN. this coins becoming a pain in my side I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
September 13, 2014, 08:26:01 AM
Ok, update:
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
I realized I was plotting to a folder that didn't exist. I had just swapped drives and the path wasn't the same - so no plot file was being created. I guess it was just computing on the video card without taking breaks to write to the disk? Now that I've corrected the path, the GPU usage is back to going up and down and I'm back down to a more realistic 15,000 nonces/min.
That being said, where/when did the GPU plotter start running into this deadline problem? I'm still using the old 2.0.0 GPU generator with Burst's original kernel mod and 13.152 drivers.
September 13, 2014, 08:18:42 AM
My R9 280X went from 6,000-10,000 to 40,000! 
Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time.
What parameters do you use with the gpu plotter and which amd driver?Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8803776
best deadline with gpu this round 83000 years.....
September 13, 2014, 08:16:45 AM
My R9 280X went from 6,000-10,000 to 40,000!
Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time.
What parameters do you use with the gpu plotter and which amd driver? Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time.
September 13, 2014, 08:15:50 AM
Messed around with the 2.0.1 plotter kernel a bit, and got it running a bit faster.
https://mega.co.nz/#!vsommLbQ!C9v0TshBm0JY8DMBC8DsM9wCtZvvGjsVDNl9wGr0DKU
Replace the kernel folder with the one provided.
https://mega.co.nz/#!vsommLbQ!C9v0TshBm0JY8DMBC8DsM9wCtZvvGjsVDNl9wGr0DKU
Replace the kernel folder with the one provided.
What have you done?!!
My R9 280X went from 6,000-10,000 to 40,000!
Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time. I don't know what you did but... thanks! Too bad I just got this upgrade for my last 438gb to plot... lol
deadlines in eons not days
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8803776
September 13, 2014, 08:13:17 AM
Messed around with the 2.0.1 plotter kernel a bit, and got it running a bit faster.
https://mega.co.nz/#!vsommLbQ!C9v0TshBm0JY8DMBC8DsM9wCtZvvGjsVDNl9wGr0DKU
Replace the kernel folder with the one provided.
https://mega.co.nz/#!vsommLbQ!C9v0TshBm0JY8DMBC8DsM9wCtZvvGjsVDNl9wGr0DKU
Replace the kernel folder with the one provided.
What have you done?!!
My R9 280X went from 6,000-10,000 to 40,000!
Weird thing is the GPU usage went from looking like an EKG bouncing between 0-60% or 50%-100% to being pegged at 100% all the time. I don't know what you did but... thanks! Too bad I just got this upgrade for my last 438gb to plot... lol
September 13, 2014, 08:11:01 AM
i downloaded new wallet 1.1.1 but my account dont update not yet and still downloading blockchain.i copy html folder in https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoin/tree/uiupgrade128base to the new burst wallet 1.1.1 folder Still having the same trouble.
all i do to update is d.l wallet.zip extract and copy burst_db intpo the newest wallet folder and that should do. no need to move html Jump to: