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extrabyte

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Quote from: ccminer.net on October 21, 2016, 02:28:17 PM

Hi,

I would like to ask how precise is the mining calculator here: http://burstcoin.biz/calculator

I want to invest a bit but I don't know whether to trust the numbers I got from there or not.

Thank you!

Adding to this I would ask why the OP is not online for more than a year? Is this coin still available and does it worth investing/mining.

ccminer.net

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Hi,

I would like to ask how precise is the mining calculator here: http://burstcoin.biz/calculator

I want to invest a bit but I don't know whether to trust the numbers I got from there or not.

Thank you!

traderman

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Burst now on P2P exchange Bitsquare: http://www.razor-forex.com/2016/10/decentralized-p2p-exchange-bitsquare.html

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Some people are really very in need of BURSTs. They not even stop to create a new BURST account, to beg for seed money (faucets).

Have a look at this final receiver:

BURST-R8SQ-TUEM-DTHQ-7ATA3

Collected already 673,576,045 BURSTs and needs still 5 or 10 BURSTs as donation ...

I would not work for such a low hourly rate, ...

Propagandalf

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Thread 1: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-new-burst-op-mine-any-free-space-hdd-mining-ats-ae-p2p-marketmore-1323657 (moderated)
Thread 2: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annburstpoc-burstcoin-hard-fork-coming-approximately-june-20th-1541310 (unmoderated
Active forum: https://forums.burst-team.us
Website: http://web.burst-team.us/

Tinus

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I advise you all to go to the burstforum, wonderful community there to help you out

teddybeer

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When i instal wallet i get full of Scrip error messages, when i click all yes, i get in wallet this : Your browser is too old to run this app or something ...
Well i use Windows 7, 64 bit,

Diego24

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Quote from: vaxman on October 15, 2016, 05:02:40 PM

Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 09:24:16 AM

Quote from: Elmit on October 15, 2016, 08:36:47 AM

Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 07:15:14 AM

Euhm OK. Efficient HDD mining Huh

I followed instructions of the youtube video to mine (the one reffered on the BURST site). I did a first half hour of mining yesterday and I got as bonus for mining: 0 + 1 BURST, with the 1 being a fee. So I actually mined and lost 1 BURST to thank me for my effort Huh

UPDATE: Started mining again and I lost 1 BURST again. Anyone knows what is going on ?

Usually pools don't payout if its not above a threshold. Ask the pool operator for details in your case.

Ok thanks. So does that mean that I need to use more HDD ? I am using 14 GB at the moment, but I have a lot more that I can use.

Well then, use more and help secure the network. Cool

According to the calculator (http://burstcoin.biz/calculator) you'll get ~47 Burst/month with 14 GB.
When trying to calculate your ROI to "justify" buying a new or used drive, keep in mind that the exchange rate to BTC is fluctuating, sometimes wildly.

Thanks for the info. I will try to use more space then Wink

vaxman

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Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 09:24:16 AM

Quote from: Elmit on October 15, 2016, 08:36:47 AM

Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 07:15:14 AM

Euhm OK. Efficient HDD mining Huh

I followed instructions of the youtube video to mine (the one reffered on the BURST site). I did a first half hour of mining yesterday and I got as bonus for mining: 0 + 1 BURST, with the 1 being a fee. So I actually mined and lost 1 BURST to thank me for my effort Huh

UPDATE: Started mining again and I lost 1 BURST again. Anyone knows what is going on ?

Usually pools don't payout if its not above a threshold. Ask the pool operator for details in your case.

Ok thanks. So does that mean that I need to use more HDD ? I am using 14 GB at the moment, but I have a lot more that I can use.

Well then, use more and help secure the network. Cool

According to the calculator (http://burstcoin.biz/calculator) you'll get ~47 Burst/month with 14 GB.
When trying to calculate your ROI to "justify" buying a new or used drive, keep in mind that the exchange rate to BTC is fluctuating, sometimes wildly.

Diego24

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Quote from: Elmit on October 15, 2016, 08:36:47 AM

Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 07:15:14 AM

Euhm OK. Efficient HDD mining Huh

I followed instructions of the youtube video to mine (the one reffered on the BURST site). I did a first half hour of mining yesterday and I got as bonus for mining: 0 + 1 BURST, with the 1 being a fee. So I actually mined and lost 1 BURST to thank me for my effort Huh

UPDATE: Started mining again and I lost 1 BURST again. Anyone knows what is going on ?

Usually pools don't payout if its not above a threshold. Ask the pool operator for details in your case.

Ok thanks. So does that mean that I need to use more HDD ? I am using 14 GB at the moment, but I have a lot more that I can use.

alnoor1231

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Quote from: Elmit on October 10, 2016, 07:43:09 PM

Wouldn't it be nice to get all these recalled Samsung phones to use them as an Android BURST miner?

I'm afraid your mining rig would explode haha Grin

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Quote from: Diego24 on October 15, 2016, 07:15:14 AM

Euhm OK. Efficient HDD mining Huh

I followed instructions of the youtube video to mine (the one reffered on the BURST site). I did a first half hour of mining yesterday and I got as bonus for mining: 0 + 1 BURST, with the 1 being a fee. So I actually mined and lost 1 BURST to thank me for my effort Huh

UPDATE: Started mining again and I lost 1 BURST again. Anyone knows what is going on ?

Usually pools don't payout if its not above a threshold. Ask the pool operator for details in your case.

Diego24

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Activity: 644

Merit: 501

Euhm OK. Efficient HDD mining Huh

I followed instructions of the youtube video to mine (the one reffered on the BURST site). I did a first half hour of mining yesterday and I got as bonus for mining: 0 + 1 BURST, with the 1 being a fee. So I actually mined and lost 1 BURST to thank me for my effort Huh

UPDATE: Started mining again and I lost 1 BURST again. Anyone knows what is going on ?

crazyearner

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Quote from: Gaglam on October 11, 2016, 06:58:41 AM

How can I use 5x R9 280x to mine? Is that possible with burst? It only chooses card 1 to mine.
Regards

Might want to check Starting post this is hard drive space only no gpus

Vin

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A "big" gpu rig is not necessary for mining BURST.

There are gpu and cpu miner. To create the needed files (plots) it could be an advantage to use a good gpu.

The most important for mining BURST is, to a have free space on your hdd(s).

The more the better.

Gaglam

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How can I use 5x R9 280x to mine? Is that possible with burst? It only chooses card 1 to mine.
Regards

allZuckedUp

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find / -name base -exec chown -R us

Hiya folks...

I'm a *NIX engineer out here in burstcoin-land, and recently had several empty disks to plot... Not wanting to plot one BIG file on each disk, and wanting to "set it and forget it" until each disk is done plotting, I thus set about writing a little solution for myself... (I'm not sure if smaller files are faster or slower than bigger ones to read/process in PoC mining, but it's MUCH easier to move a 50G file to a different disk than a terabyte file)

Sooo, I came up with a Linux shell script (bash) to plot a hard drive to X percentage of it's capacity using dcct's plotter. (So, dcct's tools are obviously required for this to work)

This includes variables (settings) for the percentage of the disk to fill to, number of nonces in each plot file, the amount of memory to use while plotting, and the number of threads to run, and runs a health-check on each plot file as it's finished.

Just thought I'd throw it out there, and if you find this useful, please feel free to drop me a few coins! Wink

(BURST-TAM5-EABJ-M8VE-GSSNQ)

Anyway, here's a link to the script... http://www.netspecto.com/downloads/burst_plot.sh

Happy plotting!

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Wouldn't it be nice to get all these recalled Samsung phones to use them as an Android BURST miner?

BellaBitBit

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The price is moving up again today. glad to see development still active on this.

duncan_idaho

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Quote from: Elmit on October 10, 2016, 02:55:35 AM

Quote from: duncan_idaho on October 10, 2016, 02:45:07 AM

I am looking for pool operators based on uray source who can help me a little with setup pool.

I run uray source and it is working fine but when i open main page everything is static. No dynamic contest like Best deadline, round elapsed. Current round shares is empty. Only thing which is visible is All round shares and Recent payments.
System is Debian 8.6 with nodejs from repozitory.

Unlike Windows, Linux does distinguish between small and capital characters. (client)

Thank you for that! That was a problem. Change Chart.js to chart.js solved it.

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