[ANN][CACH] CACHeCoin released based on scrypt-jane - page 76.

vertoe

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Quote from: gristlelump on March 04, 2014, 11:22:23 PM

2. Has anyone used this APC coin CPU miner on their rigs with success? http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/91097397/file.html. I tried it with a 3 core CPU but only managed fractions of a Kh. It claims to handle scrypt-jane but the hash seems way off.

The APC CPU miner has no command line option to set -nmin, -nmax and -tstart, that's why it wont work with cach.

Quote from: gristlelump on March 04, 2014, 11:22:23 PM

3. Are there any other Windows 32 bit binaries for Scrypt-Jane CPU miners?

Never seen any compiled binaries working with CACH yet.

Quote from: gristlelump on March 04, 2014, 11:22:23 PM

4. what are your guys procedures for converting your various coins into Cachecoin?

Poloniex is pretty good. https://poloniex.com/exchange/BTC_CACH

serdan

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Quote from: singula on March 04, 2014, 11:03:04 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 10:29:43 PM

i need to keep mining for 5 days til i get my coins. correct? thanks for the information!

For coins mined today you need to wait 5 days. You can of course mine more coins in the meantime, so after 5 days you'll see a steady stream of coins ... which would continue even 5 days after you stop mining.

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 10:29:43 PM

is there an estimate kash rate to generate 1 coin per day? or a mining calculator like on other alt coins?

There is a mining calculator in the original post, or there is calculator bot on IRC at #cachecoin. According to what it says, it is now about 1 MH/s = 3.536 CACH/day

thanks for answering my question. it really enlighten me. thanks!

gristlelump

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Several questions

1. I'm using this cgminer fork https://sites.google.com/site/rmdavidson/cgminer-3.7.2-mp0.04-sj0.02-ut0.02-int0.01.zip?attredirects=0. It has an autotune function. has anyone had any success with it?

2. Has anyone used this APC coin CPU miner on their rigs with success? http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/91097397/file.html. I tried it with a 3 core CPU but only managed fractions of a Kh. It claims to handle scrypt-jane but the hash seems way off.

3. Are there any other Windows 32 bit binaries for Scrypt-Jane CPU miners?

4. what are your guys procedures for converting your various coins into Cachecoin?

singula

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Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 10:29:43 PM

i need to keep mining for 5 days til i get my coins. correct? thanks for the information!

For coins mined today you need to wait 5 days. You can of course mine more coins in the meantime, so after 5 days you'll see a steady stream of coins ... which would continue even 5 days after you stop mining.

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 10:29:43 PM

is there an estimate kash rate to generate 1 coin per day? or a mining calculator like on other alt coins?

There is a mining calculator in the original post, or there is calculator bot on IRC at #cachecoin. According to what it says, it is now about 1 MH/s = 3.536 CACH/day

serdan

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Quote from: singula on March 04, 2014, 09:43:29 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 09:24:51 PM

Is it normal that the unconfirmed coins is taking too long to appear in pool sites?

Yes, it is normal. 520 blocks coin maturity = approx. 5 days (see my post 2 or 3 posts above this one

. Same for all pools.

my bad i didn't see that post sorry Cheesy

. i need to keep mining for 5 days til i get my coins. correct? thanks for the information!

is there an estimate kash rate to generate 1 coin per day? or a mining calculator like on other alt coins?

singula

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Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 09:24:51 PM

Is it normal that the unconfirmed coins is taking too long to appear in pool sites?

Yes, it is normal. 520 blocks coin maturity = approx. 5 days (see my post 2 or 3 posts above this one

. Same for all pools.

serdan

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Quote from: Sukarti on March 04, 2014, 08:27:30 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 08:19:52 PM

Quote from: singula on March 04, 2014, 08:16:14 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 07:59:03 PM

is it normal to get 315kash scrypt-jane using 280x?

As Kitaj wrote few posts above, he has R9 280x and is getting only around 280Kh/s. So either you have overclocked the card more than him, or have slightly better config/drivers/luck/etc ... But it is roughly the value everybody else is getting with the same card.

thank you! it seems that getting unconfirmed on dashboard is taking too long, or it is normal on high difficulty pool.

Any hardware errors at that hashrate? Mind sharing your model or settings? Are you modifying Voltage?

I get a steady 300kh/s on my 7 Sapphire Vapor-X 280x

im using 280x toxic undervolted to 1150 with core 1160 and memory 1500. Is it normal that the unconfirmed coins is taking too long to appear in pool sites?

Sukarti

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Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 08:19:52 PM

Quote from: singula on March 04, 2014, 08:16:14 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 07:59:03 PM

is it normal to get 315kash scrypt-jane using 280x?

As Kitaj wrote few posts above, he has R9 280x and is getting only around 280Kh/s. So either you have overclocked the card more than him, or have slightly better config/drivers/luck/etc ... But it is roughly the value everybody else is getting with the same card.

thank you! it seems that getting unconfirmed on dashboard is taking too long, or it is normal on high difficulty pool.

Any hardware errors at that hashrate? Mind sharing your model or settings? Are you modifying Voltage?

I get a steady 300kh/s on my 7 Sapphire Vapor-X 280x

singula

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Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 08:19:52 PM

thank you! it seems that getting unconfirmed on dashboard is taking too long, or it is normal on high difficulty pool.

The coin has 520 blocks maturity time, so the coins will become confirmed once they are 520 blocks deep. Which is approximately 5 days. This is same for all pools (no matter which pool do you join, be it a traditional pool or p2pool, small or large, your coins will not be available to you for that time), as it is dictated by the coin design.

serdan

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Quote from: singula on March 04, 2014, 08:16:14 PM

Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 07:59:03 PM

is it normal to get 315kash scrypt-jane using 280x?

As Kitaj wrote few posts above, he has R9 280x and is getting only around 280Kh/s. So either you have overclocked the card more than him, or have slightly better config/drivers/luck/etc ... But it is roughly the value everybody else is getting with the same card.

thank you! it seems that getting unconfirmed on dashboard is taking too long, or it is normal on high difficulty pool.

singula

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Quote from: serdan on March 04, 2014, 07:59:03 PM

is it normal to get 315kash scrypt-jane using 280x?

As Kitaj wrote few posts above, he has R9 280x and is getting only around 280Kh/s. So either you have overclocked the card more than him, or have slightly better config/drivers/luck/etc ... But it is roughly the value everybody else is getting with the same card.

serdan

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is it normal to get 315kash scrypt-jane using 280x?

SpacedCowboy

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Trying to get it to run on a Mac...

followed the instructions at https://sites.google.com/site/rmdavidson/cgminer-3-7-2-patch-build-guide

Needed a couple more small patches (macs don't have malloc.h, and the inline keyword caused a couple of issues in sj_be32enc_vect) but nothing I would regard as serious. Configured as suggested, compiled and executes...

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./cgminer --scrypt-jane --sj-nfmin 4 --sj-nfmax 30 --sj-time 1388949883 -o stratum+tcp://pool.cachecoin.net:3333 -u -p

... but all I get is hardware errors. Anyone got any Mac-specific ideas ?

Cheers
Simon.

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Quote from: Sukarti on March 04, 2014, 03:14:35 PM

Quote from: bit_coin_genuis on March 03, 2014, 10:37:12 PM

Quote from: Sukarti on March 03, 2014, 10:25:32 PM

Quote from: bit_coin_genuis on March 03, 2014, 04:11:47 PM

Quote from: simonhard on March 03, 2014, 02:30:06 AM

Help > Debug > Console > Enter:
Code:

Code:

walletpassphrase 9999999

This will unlock your wallet for 9999999 seconds (>100 days) or until you restart the client.

i try this and i get this response :

16:11:04

Error: Error parsing JSON:new

Did you replace secretkey without the brackets with your password?

walletpassphrase xxx 9999999

tried that too ... my passphare is long and has spaces does that matter ?

my PW ended with a # .... i changed it to just letters... then retried and the response line to the command is just empty Huh

is that what it does ?

Place your mouse cursor over the lock in the lower right once you issue the command properly, it should say "Wallet is encrypted and currently unlocked"

Then you just wait. PoS will randomly stake your blocks (7 or more days after maturity), after an additional number of days your blocks will pay out. The longer it takes the more it pays out.

It does not only apply to blocks. Any transaction is eligible for stake

Sukarti

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Quote from: bit_coin_genuis on March 03, 2014, 10:37:12 PM

Quote from: Sukarti on March 03, 2014, 10:25:32 PM

Quote from: bit_coin_genuis on March 03, 2014, 04:11:47 PM

Quote from: simonhard on March 03, 2014, 02:30:06 AM

Help > Debug > Console > Enter:
Code:

Code:

walletpassphrase 9999999

This will unlock your wallet for 9999999 seconds (>100 days) or until you restart the client.

i try this and i get this response :

16:11:04

Error: Error parsing JSON:new

Did you replace secretkey without the brackets with your password?

walletpassphrase xxx 9999999

tried that too ... my passphare is long and has spaces does that matter ?

my PW ended with a # .... i changed it to just letters... then retried and the response line to the command is just empty Huh

is that what it does ?

Place your mouse cursor over the lock in the lower right once you issue the command properly, it should say "Wallet is encrypted and currently unlocked"

Then you just wait. PoS will randomly stake your blocks (7 or more days after maturity), after an additional number of days your blocks will pay out. The longer it takes the more it pays out.

Snard

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Quote from: singula on March 03, 2014, 10:50:54 PM

Quote from: Snard on March 03, 2014, 10:41:45 PM

Cachecoin exploding on cryptsy. Selling for .093

What? Oh wait, it's only .0093
But still nice rise, I think it will go over 0.01 soon. Grab it from Poloniex while it is still cheap there

Sorry about that. Missed a 0

vertoe

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Quote from: seonat on March 03, 2014, 11:09:49 PM

I get 180khs with r9 270 and 220khs with 795
But I hate waiting time to get coins to my wallet Sad

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Join P2Pool and you will have your coins in the wallet right after a block is found:
http://q30.qhor.net:8337/
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/

No registrations, no waiting! :-)

Kitaj

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R9 280x CacheCoin i have around 280 normaly Scrypt 720

New Pool CacheCoin No Fee http://cryptocoinpool.net/

simonhard

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Quote from: bit_coin_genuis on March 03, 2014, 10:37:12 PM

my PW ended with a # .... i changed it to just letters... then retried and the response line to the command is just empty Huh

is that what it does ?

response is empty, yes!

seonat

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I get 180khs with r9 270 and 220khs with 795
But I hate waiting time to get coins to my wallet Sad

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