Topic: [ANN][ELE] Elementrem - Smartcontract BlockChain | More Fast, More convenient - page 51. (Read 136228 times)
August 19, 2016, 10:51:37 PM
poloniex exchange plans listed?
August 19, 2016, 09:37:17 PM
I just start mining ELE and I'm ready for the Elementrem adventures, it looks like a very good long term project with a pure trend. 
Thank you so much for your understanding. Sir!
We will strive in every way to merit the esteem of Elementrem's friendly supporter.
August 19, 2016, 08:24:01 PM
August 19, 2016, 12:51:04 PM
I just start mining ELE and I'm ready for the Elementrem adventures, it looks like a very good long term project with a pure trend.
August 19, 2016, 12:18:48 PM
buy support slowly growing and the price looks very stable 
August 19, 2016, 11:37:00 AM
Now Elementrem has joined the Microsoft Azure BaaS(Block-chain as a service)
Elementrem Services provided by the Azure :
https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/tree/master/baas-artifacts/linux-elementrem-smartcontract
* Provide a private and public elementrem network
* T/RX Element Lab tutorial - step by step
* Deploying a simple contract Lab tutorial - step by step
Getting started with Microsoft Azure BaaS(Block-chain as a service)
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blockchain-as-a-service-update-9/
All this looks very perspective, good work dev
Azure platform already became very successful especially around their users. August 19, 2016, 10:34:26 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
hello if your mining @ suprnova then :
1.Create worker ... example : worker and password using #
2.Then @mrr you would use [email protected] Password #
so if my username @suprnova lucky80 and myworkername 1 result are lucky80.1 password #
you must set your password with #
I'll give this a shot with the password as # Does the MRR rig have to support eth-proxy? The rig owner spoke about his rig using default "esm" option on the miner (-esm 0). Not sure how much this matters.
anyone can pointed out what is -esm 0 ? i never use that option ....
-esm is "ethereum stratum mode 0" - which refers to eth-proxy. i wouldn't use eth proxy, it's deprecated since there are stratum miners, just point the miner (stratum based like genoil) directly to the pool
Thanks OC ...never heard it before...
August 19, 2016, 10:30:36 AM
Some of renter turn off miner after we rent, i think that problem, they try to scam us at mmr.
Did you try contacting the renter whose miner went offline? Or directly open a support ticket at mrr?
In my (little) experience they are quite understanding and may refund you if you experience an issue.
Yeah right ...just try contact the renter... and if they dont respond ...just wait maybe they eat, sleep or making love with their rig...lol...and if tick tock didnt hit them, you can contact support for dispute your order....u must check status of their rig before renting...if off ...dont rent ....becoz wiil waste your time for hour....dont worry they will not get their payment if they cheating ... some good renter will give you bonus time...
August 19, 2016, 07:48:37 AM
Some of renter turn off miner after we rent, i think that problem, they try to scam us at mmr.
Did you try contacting the renter whose miner went offline? Or directly open a support ticket at mrr?
In my (little) experience they are quite understanding and may refund you if you experience an issue.
August 19, 2016, 07:42:12 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
to mine ELE.
August 19, 2016, 07:36:42 AM
Mmr is working on nova, i rented like 0.1 couple days ago.
You need dagger S.
Some of renter turn off miner after we rent, i think that problem, they try to scam us at mmr.
Just look for online status.
You need dagger S.
Some of renter turn off miner after we rent, i think that problem, they try to scam us at mmr.
Just look for online status.
August 19, 2016, 01:36:46 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
hello if your mining @ suprnova then :
1.Create worker ... example : worker and password using #
2.Then @mrr you would use [email protected] Password #
so if my username @suprnova lucky80 and myworkername 1 result are lucky80.1 password #
you must set your password with #
I'll give this a shot with the password as # Does the MRR rig have to support eth-proxy? The rig owner spoke about his rig using default "esm" option on the miner (-esm 0). Not sure how much this matters.
anyone can pointed out what is -esm 0 ? i never use that option ....
-esm is "ethereum stratum mode 0" - which refers to eth-proxy. i wouldn't use eth proxy, it's deprecated since there are stratum miners, just point the miner (stratum based like genoil) directly to the pool
August 19, 2016, 01:25:30 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
hello if your mining @ suprnova then :
1.Create worker ... example : worker and password using #
2.Then @mrr you would use [email protected] Password #
so if my username @suprnova lucky80 and myworkername 1 result are lucky80.1 password #
you must set your password with #
I'll give this a shot with the password as # Does the MRR rig have to support eth-proxy? The rig owner spoke about his rig using default "esm" option on the miner (-esm 0). Not sure how much this matters.
anyone can pointed out what is -esm 0 ? i never use that option ....
August 19, 2016, 12:56:48 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
hello if your mining @ suprnova then :
1.Create worker ... example : worker and password using #
2.Then @mrr you would use [email protected] Password #
so if my username @suprnova lucky80 and myworkername 1 result are lucky80.1 password #
you must set your password with #
I'll give this a shot with the password as # Does the MRR rig have to support eth-proxy? The rig owner spoke about his rig using default "esm" option on the miner (-esm 0). Not sure how much this matters.
August 19, 2016, 12:47:54 AM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
hello if your mining @ suprnova then :
1.Create worker ... example : worker and password using #
2.Then @mrr you would use [email protected] Password #
so if my username @suprnova lucky80 and myworkername 1 result are lucky80.1 password #
you must set your password with #
August 18, 2016, 09:48:45 PM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
I setup the worker in the pool and pointed the rig to the worker and still no results. Once this didn't work I chose to mine eth using a pool successfully. During the rig rental, I setup workers in the pool but they would never connect. I reached out to suprnova. Thanks for your help.
August 18, 2016, 07:26:17 PM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
You have to create a worker on the pool and then point your rented rig to that worker..
So if your username would be Mouse and your workername would be dog you would point the rig to the pool with Userlogin Mouse.Dog and a password of your choice
August 18, 2016, 06:40:13 PM
I have a stratum rig that I am currently renting. I tried using euroline pool by entering the stratum.acc-pool.pw:9999, with my ele as my user name and trying '#' as the password and also leaving the password blank.
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
I also tried suprnova ele pool also with no results.
Do I need to have a miner on my local machine and then point it to a rented mrr rig?
August 18, 2016, 06:34:08 PM
I've tried both pools unsuccessfully using a MRR rig.
You have to rent stratum rigs at MRR, not getwork, right?
August 18, 2016, 06:29:37 PM
I've tried both pools unsuccessfully using a MRR rig.
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