Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6898. (Read 9723475 times)
February 16, 2014, 05:44:08 PM
Are there any other cpu coins I can temporarily mine and then turn right around to sell for more dark coin?
February 16, 2014, 05:37:29 PM
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Someday you'll hear people talking "Person A: I was into DarkCoin when it was called XCoin. Person B: Oh wow!"
Well, hopefully. haha
Oh sweet Jesus. Crypto currency hipsters are here already. "I knew dark coin before it was cool"
hahahahahaha....LMOAF!!!!!! that put the first big belly laugh I've had in a long time. One forgets how good it feels to have a good laugh sometimes...I know feelings aren't based on facts or science, but its served me well in the last 20 years...right on guys keeping rocking!
February 16, 2014, 05:34:26 PM
LOL, hopefully. Well, I dunno, I think this one is special. I read up on stuff every night before bed, and look especially for negative reports on crypto currencies and I have a good feeling here. I do look at other coins, and most of them I don't like at all. Nxt, Frei (with demurrage?) No thanks. I don't trust the first and don't like artificial manipulation of the second. I like a free market. These may be new concepts and it's good that lots of things are being tried, but it's manipulation that we're trying to get away from in our country currencies.
So I'll stay here
So I'll stay here
its amazing with all these alt coins, that we stumble upon one, that seems like its not drawing that much attention, but you get a good feel, because of several things, first off, there is no premine... so you think to yourself, well, this is a dev that doesnt want to just dump it, when he can get a good price for it, second thing, ohh.. look, he is using his normal user name, not some name like *coin or what not... later on, the dev starts asking to buy coins, now you know, he has great plans for it, and is putting his money where his mouth is :-)
February 16, 2014, 05:34:07 PM
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Someday you'll hear people talking "Person A: I was into DarkCoin when it was called XCoin. Person B: Oh wow!"
Well, hopefully. haha
Oh sweet Jesus. Crypto currency hipsters are here already. "I knew dark coin before it was cool"
Ill get the pabst blue ribbon!
But seriously, when anonymous is implemented, it will set the standard for other coins to follow, and follow and copy and paste they will. We've got a winner here.
February 16, 2014, 05:25:30 PM
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Someday you'll hear people talking "Person A: I was into DarkCoin when it was called XCoin. Person B: Oh wow!"
Well, hopefully. haha
Oh sweet Jesus. Crypto currency hipsters are here already. "I knew dark coin before it was cool"
February 16, 2014, 05:23:57 PM
LOL, hopefully. Well, I dunno, I think this one is special. I read up on stuff every night before bed, and look especially for negative reports on crypto currencies and I have a good feeling here. I do look at other coins, and most of them I don't like at all. Nxt, Frei (with demurrage?) No thanks. I don't trust the first and don't like artificial manipulation of the second. I like a free market. These may be new concepts and it's good that lots of things are being tried, but it's manipulation that we're trying to get away from in our country currencies.
So I'll stay here
So I'll stay here
February 16, 2014, 05:16:15 PM
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Someday you'll hear people talking "Person A: I was into DarkCoin when it was called XCoin. Person B: Oh wow!"
Well, hopefully. haha
February 16, 2014, 05:14:17 PM
I'm finally building the windows binaries of the new CPU-miner. After that I'll try to improve the performances .
.Ok, here the link for the Windows binaries -> https://mega.co.nz/#!pBZzQAII!yuvzhcnx3ezLre9fek_G67D0_IyiNqIbEHKY4cKdovA
Read the README for choose the right version for your processor.
Remember, only Windows 64 bit, and only for processors that supports at least AES-NI instructions.
P.S. I hate and I still hate compiling binaries on MinGW, I spent 2 days to set a working crosscompiling environment for this.
The problem was that new versions of build of MinGW64 have a gcc that is hard linked with a new pthread library, called libwinpthread, that it's not good for compiling this... thanks to ig0tik3d for pointing to me the working version of MinGW64...
If've got some problems...
It seem I don't have the AES-NI.
I download the Intel Processor Identification Utility .
I 've got a Intel i7-2600 CPU@ 3.4Ghz
But in the TAB : CPU Technology I've got :
Intel AES new intructions ----> No
Did mi processor din't support it or need new BIOS or something?
I'm working with win7 Home Premium
EDIT : in the intel page information about the precessor it's said that it can support.. will investigate with BIOS version and option...
EDIT2 : Yes, it was disable in the BIOS.
I enable it and use the : minerd-corei7-avx.exe
Yes it's much better:
before :
[2014-02-16 15:27:07] accepted: 4/4 (100.00%), 325.42 khash/s (yay!!!)
[2014-02-16 15:27:33] accepted: 5/5 (100.00%), 325.10 khash/s (yay!!!)
After:
[2014-02-16 15:37:24] accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), 414.77 khash/s (yay!!!)
Can you rememberme your DRK adress?
Thanks
EDIT: Aha, it is a bit tempermental on older processors. It runs fine on my 3770k
February 16, 2014, 05:13:13 PM
Ok, thank you
I checked it out, but unfortunately, it's economics and a new world currency that excites me. I have an inherent distrust of organizations that "do good". I volunteer to help individuals and my community, but don't go outside that range. It all started with United Way's squandering all their donations, I'll never recover from that.
I checked it out, but unfortunately, it's economics and a new world currency that excites me. I have an inherent distrust of organizations that "do good". I volunteer to help individuals and my community, but don't go outside that range. It all started with United Way's squandering all their donations, I'll never recover from that.
February 16, 2014, 05:10:39 PM
Once you get the cryptocoin bug, that is it, there is no going back! Also check out Gridcoin, you might like that too.
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
February 16, 2014, 05:08:02 PM
You know, my husband and I were laying in bed late one night with our touchpads and he read to me an article on silk road, they'd just been arrested. so we thought Hummm, we don't really know about bitcoin... what's it all about? We started reading things, got out of bed and I started putzing about with a bitcoin wallet, tried to figure out how to mine, etc... we went to sleep even later, and continued to try and understand how it all worked. After about 3 or 4 days of that, we thought, oh, we should be looking at some new coins, it seems if you get in on the ground floor, and you catch a good one, you could make a lot of valuable coins. So we started looking at what was coming up. My husband saw this coin, and said, we should try it. It was opening the next day, so I was ready, but didn't know what the heck I was doing really. So I got on the band wagon wet behind the ears, and struggled to figure out what was going on. I don't think I ever posted in the beginning, just struggled through by myself though other people were asking good questions. Anyway, I only had my two machines, and it wasn't until last week I ventured VPC's, and only this weekend where I'm loading up on them. So, I didn't make many due to my caution, though I did make some, and it's been a really great experience.
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
Who would have known, my first try at joining a fledgling coin would end up being such a fantastic coin! Since then, I've learned so much, it's amazing! And I have what I truly believe will be the most important coin around. Finally, we did something right!
Thank you Eduffield. In life, there is a lot of luck, and then there is a bit of moving on something when it presents itself, so you do have to take a leap of faith and JUST DO IT as Michael Jordan's ads used to say. Thanks for the luck, the dedication, the idea, and everything!
And thanks to my hubby for seeing Xcoin just before launch! LOL
February 16, 2014, 05:07:54 PM
I'm finally building the windows binaries of the new CPU-miner. After that I'll try to improve the performances .
For who said that GPU version is always better. Maybe this is the case, maybe it's not. It depends if and how much the code can be parallelized.
I'll try to see what CPU can achieve. And if it's not enough, I'll study the convenience to mix CPU and GPU, if I'll see that some algo cant be well parallelized on the GPU
So here's an interesting note: .For who said that GPU version is always better. Maybe this is the case, maybe it's not. It depends if and how much the code can be parallelized.
I'll try to see what CPU can achieve. And if it's not enough, I'll study the convenience to mix CPU and GPU, if I'll see that some algo cant be well parallelized on the GPU
Core i7-4670K gets about 410KHash/s on DRK while using around 77W
R9 290X gets about 2000KHash/s on DRK while using around 225W (?)
Clearly the GPU is faster and more efficient, but we're only looking at a different of about 40%. Unless someone can get a speedup out of the GPU miners to the point where it's more like 1000% more efficient, CPU mining should remain viable. Just my two cents. :-)
4xR9 -> 900W/4= 225W, 2000khs/225 = 8.88 kh/sec for Watt
i7-4670k -> 77w, 410Khs/77 = 5.32 kh/sec for Watt
Surely then, it's easier a rig of GPUs than a rig of CPUs. But this for now it's a 30% improvement for Watt, depending on what CPUs and what GPUs.
So I want to see if there is a 30% margin to improve the cpu miner.
Let me know if you and the others think that I am wrong about something...
P.S. I am just curious about this, I dont say that for sure it's in a way or in an other. I want to see if it's useful go to try to improve the cpu miner or not.
P.P.S. Someone that have a rent of Xeon instances can do the math Khs per $?
The bottom line is that as long as a coin can be mined and produce more profit than it requires in power, people will mine that coin -- be it with a CPU or a GPU or an ASIC. GPUs made CPU mining on SHA256 and scrypt unprofitable because they were 20-30 times as efficient; you're talking about maybe 2-3 times as efficient with DRK/X11, so GPUs are not as much of a threat. They're better, but not so much better as to make mining with anything else impractical.
Plus, as I implied earlier but didn't explicitly spell out, there are lots of coins to mine with GPUs but only a few you can do much with using CPUs. It's not like you have the choice of MAX, DOGE, PANDA, VTC, ad infinitum CPU mineable coins. DRK is currently the most profitable that I'm aware of.
February 16, 2014, 04:56:53 PM
With an Helmet like the DaftPunk ?? ?? hahahaha
I am in full agreement with you, just some other people might not be. Your public appearance may have implications for you that you quite simply have not thought of yet.
Plus, it is a lot cooler if the creator of "Darkcoin" be mysterious and unknown. Adds to the appeal! ;-)
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
Plus, it is a lot cooler if the creator of "Darkcoin" be mysterious and unknown. Adds to the appeal! ;-)
Is that wise? Considering you are making something that can have some serious implications in the real world.
I'll be speaking at the Cryptocurrency Convention on Apr 9th in NewYork, detailing how DarkSend works and promoting DarkCoin. If anyone will be in NewYork at that time I'd love to meet you!
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
February 16, 2014, 04:54:48 PM
I am in full agreement with you, just some other people might not be. Your public appearance may have implications for you that you quite simply have not thought of yet.
Plus, it is a lot cooler if the creator of "Darkcoin" be mysterious and unknown. Adds to the appeal! ;-)
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
Plus, it is a lot cooler if the creator of "Darkcoin" be mysterious and unknown. Adds to the appeal! ;-)
Is that wise? Considering you are making something that can have some serious implications in the real world.
I'll be speaking at the Cryptocurrency Convention on Apr 9th in NewYork, detailing how DarkSend works and promoting DarkCoin. If anyone will be in NewYork at that time I'd love to meet you!
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
February 16, 2014, 04:50:02 PM
Dark at 71 on poloniex.
RISE!
RISE!
February 16, 2014, 04:39:06 PM
I'll be speaking at the Cryptocurrency Convention on Apr 9th in NewYork, detailing how DarkSend works and promoting DarkCoin. If anyone will be in NewYork at that time I'd love to meet you!
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
Oh, that's really cool! I hope there will be a website where we can follow what's going on!
February 16, 2014, 04:07:01 PM
I'm finally building the windows binaries of the new CPU-miner. After that I'll try to improve the performances .
.Ok, here the link for the Windows binaries -> https://mega.co.nz/#!pBZzQAII!yuvzhcnx3ezLre9fek_G67D0_IyiNqIbEHKY4cKdovA
Read the README for choose the right version for your processor.
Remember, only Windows 64 bit, and only for processors that supports at least AES-NI instructions.
P.S. I hate and I still hate compiling binaries on MinGW, I spent 2 days to set a working crosscompiling environment for this.
The problem was that new versions of build of MinGW64 have a gcc that is hard linked with a new pthread library, called libwinpthread, that it's not good for compiling this... thanks to ig0tik3d for pointing to me the working version of MinGW64...
If've got some problems...
It seem I don't have the AES-NI.
I download the Intel Processor Identification Utility .
I 've got a Intel i7-2600 CPU@ 3.4Ghz
But in the TAB : CPU Technology I've got :
Intel AES new intructions ----> No
Did mi processor din't support it or need new BIOS or something?
I'm working with win7 Home Premium
EDIT : in the intel page information about the precessor it's said that it can support.. will investigate with BIOS version and option...
EDIT2 : Yes, it was disable in the BIOS.
I enable it and use the : minerd-corei7-avx.exe
Yes it's much better:
before :
[2014-02-16 15:27:07] accepted: 4/4 (100.00%), 325.42 khash/s (yay!!!)
[2014-02-16 15:27:33] accepted: 5/5 (100.00%), 325.10 khash/s (yay!!!)
After:
[2014-02-16 15:37:24] accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), 414.77 khash/s (yay!!!)
Can you rememberme your DRK adress?
Thanks
February 16, 2014, 03:52:47 PM
Wallet not syncing: I've had the Xcoin wallet v0.8.6.2 stuck at block 15199 for about 5 days now, and even though it's saying there are 5 network connections active, nothing's been updating since. Is there a problem with the chain???
Attempted stops & restarts, and it's still 5 days out-of-sync at the moment
Attempted stops & restarts, and it's still 5 days out-of-sync at the moment
Update your wallet to the link in the original post. The was a fork at 15200.
That did it - thanks! Took me a moment to realize the old wallet.dat was still in the [%APPDAT%]/xcoin folder, but once I got that moved over, everything looks pretty again.
February 16, 2014, 03:51:57 PM
Guys/Gals,
This what I get when I run the debug command for sgminer. Can anyone tell me what I can try to get sgminer working. I hate to keep asking rookie questions but I really like where this coin is going and besides, I guess this is how you learn. Any feedback would be great. Thanks.
....
This what I get when I run the debug command for sgminer. Can anyone tell me what I can try to get sgminer working. I hate to keep asking rookie questions but I really like where this coin is going and besides, I guess this is how you learn.
Any feedback would be great. Thanks.....
Hey. Error 11 is very broad but I see you are running a 5000 series Radeon card and most people had the same issue. I managed to fix it on a machine running a 5970 and another running two 5770s
The issue is mainly in your settings, primarily thread concurrency causing the display drivers to fail launching.
1. Use something like this for your .bat
Quote
sgminer --kernel darkcoin -o stratum+tcp://pool.darkcoin.io:3333 -u accountname.worker -p password -I 17 -g 2 -w 256 --lookup-gap 2 --thread-concurrency 3200
I've found on both types of 5xxx cards if I try bumping thread concurrency any higher you will get Error 11, same with turning down worksize. I'm working on a fix for this now but in the mean time that should do it.
2. If the above fails, get the latest Beta display driver (14.1) from AMD from their website (and use the same settings)
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows%207%20-%2064
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That should get you up and running for now, it worked for 2 of my machines and a few others on this board. Let me know if you have any more problems.
Code:
Error -11: Building Program (clBuildProgram)
Error compiling program for search.
Frontend phase failed compilation.
Error: Creating kernel search failed!
Failed to init GPU thread 2, disabling device 2
I am using a config file. My GPUs are the following: ASUS 6990, HIS 5770 and driver version is 13.251.0.0
February 16, 2014, 03:40:32 PM
Play safe man.
Hope you are much more capable than darksend.
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
Hope you are much more capable than darksend.
Is that wise? Considering you are making something that can have some serious implications in the real world.
I'll be speaking at the Cryptocurrency Convention on Apr 9th in NewYork, detailing how DarkSend works and promoting DarkCoin. If anyone will be in NewYork at that time I'd love to meet you!
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
http://cryptocurrencyconvention.com/
*My details should be up on the site soon
I'm just making the technology. Me nor InternetApe support any illegal use of this technology (drug sites, darknet, etc). It's more about the privacy of the blockchain, it was made to be way too open and I can solve that.
It's kind of the same thing as us building and selling guns. Someone could buy one to defend their house or someone could buy it to do terrible things.
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