Topic: [ANN][GRS] Groestlcoin | 1st to activate Segwit | Building Lightning Network - page 205. (Read 558212 times)

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:45:11 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

Quote from: nrg_wolf on May 01, 2014, 08:12:06 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

it would be especially if its better suited for this algo and cpu mineing.
i cant even figure out how to make the damn program run......

its really pretty easy.

1. check the readme in the download folder to check which verison of Yamminer to grab
Go to: http://1drv.ms/1o6lINB
2. use a text editor to edit the example grs conf file with ur own worker information. Move it into the same folder as the miner. Comment out or delete the lines with the example pools.
2. cd into the yamminer folder and run:

Quote

./yam -c yam-grs.conf

That was about all it took iirc > Set up in one minute on OSX

Just to help u select the correct miner:

Quote

2.1. Some guidelines on selecting build

bdver1:
AMD Opteronô 6200 Series processors
AMD Opteronô 4200 Series processors

bdver2:
AMD Opteronô 6300 Series processors
AMD Opteronô 4300 Series processors

btver2:
AMD Opteronô X1100 series Processor
AMD Opteronô X2100 series APU

2.2. Instruction set requirements for GroestlCoin mining

Note that GRS mining for AVX and AVX2 instruction sets require AES-NI support. AES-NI support required by GRS algorithm implementations
in following builds:

sandy-bridge
ivy-bridge
haswell
bdver1
bdver2
btver2

If your CPU supports AVX, but does not support AES-NI, consider using other builds.

i already have the correct version for my chipset/cpu. but i cant seem to grasp how to make it run. some more indepth detail would be helpful.

see if my how-to helps -> http://cpucoinlist.com/how-to/cpu-mine-groestlcoin/

child_harold

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Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:54:48 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:45:11 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:54:48 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

it would be especially if its better suited for this algo and cpu mineing.
i cant even figure out how to make the damn program run......

its really pretty easy.

1. check the readme in the download folder to check which verison of Yamminer to grab
Go to: http://1drv.ms/1o6lINB
2. use a text editor to edit the example grs conf file with ur own worker information. Move it into the same folder as the miner. Comment out or delete the lines with the example pools.
2. cd into the yamminer folder and run:

Quote

./yam -c yam-grs.conf

That was about all it took iirc > Set up in one minute on OSX

Just to help u select the correct miner:

Quote

2.1. Some guidelines on selecting build

bdver1:
  AMD Opteronô 6200 Series processors
  AMD Opteronô 4200 Series processors

bdver2:
  AMD Opteronô 6300 Series processors
  AMD Opteronô 4300 Series processors

btver2:
  AMD Opteronô X1100 series Processor
  AMD Opteronô X2100 series APU

2.2. Instruction set requirements for GroestlCoin mining

Note that GRS mining for AVX and AVX2 instruction sets require AES-NI support. AES-NI support required by GRS algorithm implementations
in following builds:

  sandy-bridge
  ivy-bridge
  haswell
  bdver1
  bdver2
  btver2

If your CPU supports AVX, but does not support AES-NI, consider using other builds.

i already have the correct version for my chipset/cpu. but i cant seem to grasp how to make it run. some more indepth detail would be helpful.

Just added this to my relpy, perhaps this will help:

Mining in 3 easy steps:

1. grab correct yamminer
2. create an account with a pool
3. CD into yamminer folder and run this command, repplacing the example worker info with your own:

Quote

./yam -M stratum+tcp://worker_name:[email protected]:5544/grs -P grs:av=0&donation-interval=50

Hope this helps!

nrg_wolf

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Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:45:11 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

Quote from: srcxxx on May 01, 2014, 03:56:15 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

it would be especially if its better suited for this algo and cpu mineing.
i cant even figure out how to make the damn program run......

its really pretty easy.

1. check the readme in the download folder to check which verison of Yamminer to grab
Go to: http://1drv.ms/1o6lINB
2. use a text editor to edit the example grs conf file with ur own worker information. Move it into the same folder as the miner. Comment out or delete the lines with the example pools.
2. cd into the yamminer folder and run:

Quote

./yam -c yam-grs.conf

That was about all it took iirc > Set up in one minute on OSX

Just to help u select the correct miner:

Quote

2.1. Some guidelines on selecting build

bdver1:
AMD Opteronô 6200 Series processors
AMD Opteronô 4200 Series processors

bdver2:
AMD Opteronô 6300 Series processors
AMD Opteronô 4300 Series processors

btver2:
AMD Opteronô X1100 series Processor
AMD Opteronô X2100 series APU

2.2. Instruction set requirements for GroestlCoin mining

Note that GRS mining for AVX and AVX2 instruction sets require AES-NI support. AES-NI support required by GRS algorithm implementations
in following builds:

sandy-bridge
ivy-bridge
haswell
bdver1
bdver2
btver2

If your CPU supports AVX, but does not support AES-NI, consider using other builds.

i already have the correct version for my chipset/cpu. but i cant seem to grasp how to make it run. some more indepth detail would be helpful.

coins101

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Quote from: coins101 on May 01, 2014, 03:00:53 AM

Not mining as efficiently as have previously known.

hash rates seems to be fine, work being carried out is pretty slow. problems with pools?

Long gaps between work being accepted.

See here: https://grs.cryptohunger.com/index.php?page=gettingstarted

You are clearly using an old miner, where "difficulty-multiplier" is not set.
Your share difficulty should be like 0.125, not "16" in the log.

Also, difficulty of 16 is pretty high. So you're supposed to only get it relatively rare.
For example, groestlcoin.biz's VARDIFF is set up to have about 1 share in 15 seconds.

Its the windows version from http://dwarfpool.com/grs

The source code says the files were created 24 March, I downloaded 2 April. Haven't changed it.

Everything was working fine until 4-5 days ago.

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Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:45:11 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:45:11 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

it would be especially if its better suited for this algo and cpu mineing.
i cant even figure out how to make the damn program run......

its really pretty easy.

1. check the readme in the download folder to check which verison of Yamminer to grab
Go to: http://1drv.ms/1o6lINB
2. use a text editor to edit the example grs conf file with ur own worker information. Move it into the same folder as the miner. Comment out or delete the lines with the example pools.
2. cd into the yamminer folder and run:

Quote

./yam -c yam-grs.conf

That was about all it took iirc > Set up in one minute on OSX

Just to help u select the correct miner:

Quote

2.1. Some guidelines on selecting build

bdver1:
  AMD Opteronô 6200 Series processors
  AMD Opteronô 4200 Series processors

bdver2:
  AMD Opteronô 6300 Series processors
  AMD Opteronô 4300 Series processors

btver2:
  AMD Opteronô X1100 series Processor
  AMD Opteronô X2100 series APU

2.2. Instruction set requirements for GroestlCoin mining

Note that GRS mining for AVX and AVX2 instruction sets require AES-NI support. AES-NI support required by GRS algorithm implementations
in following builds:

  sandy-bridge
  ivy-bridge
  haswell
  bdver1
  bdver2
  btver2

If your CPU supports AVX, but does not support AES-NI, consider using other builds.

If running full command or when adding YAMminer as a cron job the command looks like this:

Quote

./yam -M stratum+tcp://worker_name:[email protected]:5544/grs -P grs:av=0&donation-interval=50

Hope this helps!

nrg_wolf

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Activity: 882

Merit: 1000

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

it would be especially if its better suited for this algo and cpu mineing.
i cant even figure out how to make the damn program run......

child_harold

hero member

Activity: 812

Merit: 1000

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

Sorry to hear that - thanks for clarifying
YAMminer tutorial a good idea

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Quote from: child_harold on May 01, 2014, 07:27:21 AM

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

there are only linux, win and macos versions - they doesn't work on freebsd

nrg_wolf

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Activity: 882

Merit: 1000

can GRS be mined on freebsd (64-bit CPU)? if yes how to compile it and from what source?

update:
I've compiled miner from https://github.com/ig0tik3d/GroestlCoin-cpu-1.0a on FreeBSD 9.1 x64, but it has the same problem as other cpuminers - only one core works, regardless of how many "-t X" are in command line Sad

It is a freebsd problem, only HVC miner from 1gh.com works on more then one core.

Please give YAMminer a go as linked to on Pools & Mining of official site:
http://www.groestlcoin.org/pools/

thanks

a how to use Yam miner tut would be great if someone has the time. i have played with it and cant seem to get it working.

and whats the deal with "--difficulty-multiplier 0.0039062500"? i see people saying to add it to thier bat file but when i do my miner does not even want to load.

child_harold

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