[ANN][NO ICO] HumanitaryCoin | CPU Mining | No Pre-Mine | Asic-Resistant - page 25.

MarcusDe

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Quote from: ridd on September 26, 2017, 09:13:44 PM

Quote from: epicfailman on September 26, 2017, 07:19:59 PM

I know about problems with payments.
Can you reboot init.js with this parameters - "node init.js -module=payments" and write here an error?

Hey, another problem with payments Undecided

log says

2017-09-27 03:08:20 Error with send_transaction RPC request to wallet daemon {"code":-4,"message":"MixIn count is too big"}

my config is:

"payments": {
"enabled": true,
"interval": 60,
"maxAddresses": 50,
"mixin": 1,
"transferFee": 1000000,
"minPayment": 100000000,
"maxTransactionAmount": 500000000,
"denomination": 100000000
},

Do you know how to solve?? Thanks!! Grin

What did you set below, I mean:
deamon and wallet ports??

humanitarycoin

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Quote from: grendel25 on September 29, 2017, 02:28:03 AM

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Quote from: humanitarycoin on September 28, 2017, 07:42:05 PM

New Pool Grin

HCN was Listed in a new mining pool.

Start mining now:
http://hcn.pool.nowss.org/

Can you tell the owner of that pool to fix his "Getting Started" stratum links as they are not working, I had to tweak the stratum links to get it working, and it is just a nuisance.

can you share your config for how it works on this pool?

the correct setting is this below

Incorrect:
-o stratum+tcp://http://hcn.pool.nowss.org/:3333 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x

Correct:
-o stratum+tcp://hcn.pool.nowss.org:3333 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x

I already informed the owner of the pool about the error.

humanitarycoin

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Quote from: humanitarycoin on September 28, 2017, 07:42:05 PM

New Pool Grin

HCN was Listed in a new mining pool.

Start mining now:
http://hcn.pool.nowss.org/

Can you tell the owner of that pool to fix his "Getting Started" stratum links as they are not working, I had to tweak the stratum links to get it working, and it is just a nuisance.

Thanks for notifying us, I will inform the owner of the mining pool so he can correct the error.

grendel25

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Quote from: humanitarycoin on September 28, 2017, 07:42:05 PM

New Pool Grin

HCN was Listed in a new mining pool.

Start mining now:
http://hcn.pool.nowss.org/

Can you tell the owner of that pool to fix his "Getting Started" stratum links as they are not working, I had to tweak the stratum links to get it working, and it is just a nuisance.

can you share your config for how it works on this pool?

grendel25

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Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 11:51:25 PM

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Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 11:19:20 PM

Quote from: internetfloozy on September 27, 2017, 11:01:28 PM

Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 10:36:05 PM

So I'm running this on an Ubuntu VM and I have maxed out the cpu resources assigned to the vm but it is only using about 10% of the processor capability. Anyone know how to max this baby out? Is there some miner setting to determine how many cores get used or am I doing something wrong in vmware?

My hashrate is about 35 at the moment.

Thanks

It is hard, and not recommend to run on a VM. First thing is the VM, if running locally on your PC will only be allocated a small portion of your CPU. You can adjust that in the VM Settings. Ideal setup is using 50% of the total L3 Cache which isn't an option with a virtual machine so you can do trial and error by adding "-t #" to your .bat file or command to mine.

For example minerd.exe -o -u -p x - t 6

T=Threads. You can go into Task Manager, click the performance tab and set the threads to 50% of what the VM recognizes as CPUs for starters, then tweak from there.

I ran the "top" command in linux and then pressed the "1" key and from that I determined that only Cpu Core 9 is doing anything. I just need to figure out how to run this in linux while using all cores or maybe 7 or 8 to start out with. There is a command I found to run a program with 1 core but I need to figure out how to start with more cores.

by the way... this ain't minerd.exe so I don't know how that example is supposed to help me here.

edit: so far it seems that this program is only meant to run with one core??? lame...

If you are using the wallet to mine, then you must do

Code:

start_mining []

Thank you!!! That did it

No problem, but pool mining is better than solo mining. What CPU do you have?

6 core intel. i7 5820K. And solo mining at this point is about on par with pool mining from what I can see. I'm getting around 230 hash at 98% cpu utilization and have 7200 coins after about 21 hours. estimate on the pool I saw was 7200 coins in 24 hours so I'm just a little luckier than the pool for now. Eventually I would move to a pool if I still mine this coin after a few days. And I may indeed mine the coin longer. I'm intrigued. Good luck to all

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Quote from: Galapagos on September 28, 2017, 03:31:25 AM

Hi, did somebody succeeded in creating a window wallet? It would be nice even to have only the simple wallet with the deamon, if not the gui version, so I can generate an address and start mining

I'm trying build a wallet for windows, frankly build something through windows is difficult, there are many bugs, I'm breaking my head, unfortunately the wallet for windows can not be built through gitian in linux, just in windows itself.

humanitarycoin

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Quote from: [email protected] on September 28, 2017, 02:38:17 AM

I greatly appreciate you have a product and clear vision.

Thanks for your feedback Wink

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humanitarycoin

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New Pool Grin

HCN was Listed in a new mining pool.

Start mining now:
http://hcn.pool.nowss.org/

Highspeed123

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Quote from: Galapagos on September 28, 2017, 03:31:25 AM

Hi, did somebody succeeded in creating a window wallet? It would be nice even to have only the simple wallet with the deamon, if not the gui version, so I can generate an address and start mining

If you have Windows 10, it comes with bash built in so you can run Linux commands. That's what I did.

Galapagos

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Hi, did somebody succeeded in creating a window wallet? It would be nice even to have only the simple wallet with the deamon, if not the gui version, so I can generate an address and start mining

[email protected]

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I greatly appreciate you have a product and clear vision.

grendel25

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Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 11:19:20 PM

Quote from: internetfloozy on September 27, 2017, 11:01:28 PM

Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 10:36:05 PM

So I'm running this on an Ubuntu VM and I have maxed out the cpu resources assigned to the vm but it is only using about 10% of the processor capability. Anyone know how to max this baby out? Is there some miner setting to determine how many cores get used or am I doing something wrong in vmware?

My hashrate is about 35 at the moment.

Thanks

It is hard, and not recommend to run on a VM. First thing is the VM, if running locally on your PC will only be allocated a small portion of your CPU. You can adjust that in the VM Settings. Ideal setup is using 50% of the total L3 Cache which isn't an option with a virtual machine so you can do trial and error by adding "-t #" to your .bat file or command to mine.

For example minerd.exe -o -u -p x - t 6

T=Threads. You can go into Task Manager, click the performance tab and set the threads to 50% of what the VM recognizes as CPUs for starters, then tweak from there.

I ran the "top" command in linux and then pressed the "1" key and from that I determined that only Cpu Core 9 is doing anything. I just need to figure out how to run this in linux while using all cores or maybe 7 or 8 to start out with. There is a command I found to run a program with 1 core but I need to figure out how to start with more cores.

by the way... this ain't minerd.exe so I don't know how that example is supposed to help me here.

edit: so far it seems that this program is only meant to run with one core??? lame...

If you are using the wallet to mine, then you must do

Code:

start_mining []

Thank you!!! That did it

grendel25

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Quote from: internetfloozy on September 27, 2017, 11:01:28 PM

Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 10:36:05 PM

So I'm running this on an Ubuntu VM and I have maxed out the cpu resources assigned to the vm but it is only using about 10% of the processor capability. Anyone know how to max this baby out? Is there some miner setting to determine how many cores get used or am I doing something wrong in vmware?

My hashrate is about 35 at the moment.

Thanks

It is hard, and not recommend to run on a VM. First thing is the VM, if running locally on your PC will only be allocated a small portion of your CPU. You can adjust that in the VM Settings. Ideal setup is using 50% of the total L3 Cache which isn't an option with a virtual machine so you can do trial and error by adding "-t #" to your .bat file or command to mine.

For example minerd.exe -o -u -p x - t 6

T=Threads. You can go into Task Manager, click the performance tab and set the threads to 50% of what the VM recognizes as CPUs for starters, then tweak from there.

I ran the "top" command in linux and then pressed the "1" key and from that I determined that only Cpu Core 9 is doing anything. I just need to figure out how to run this in linux while using all cores or maybe 7 or 8 to start out with. There is a command I found to run a program with 1 core but I need to figure out how to start with more cores.

by the way... this ain't minerd.exe so I don't know how that example is supposed to help me here.

edit: so far it seems that this program is only meant to run with one core??? lame...

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Quote from: grendel25 on September 27, 2017, 10:36:05 PM

So I'm running this on an Ubuntu VM and I have maxed out the cpu resources assigned to the vm but it is only using about 10% of the processor capability. Anyone know how to max this baby out? Is there some miner setting to determine how many cores get used or am I doing something wrong in vmware?

My hashrate is about 35 at the moment.

Thanks

It is hard, and not recommend to run on a VM. First thing is the VM, if running locally on your PC will only be allocated a small portion of your CPU. You can adjust that in the VM Settings. Ideal setup is using 50% of the total L3 Cache which isn't an option with a virtual machine so you can do trial and error by adding "-t #" to your .bat file or command to mine.

For example minerd.exe -o -u -p x - t 6

T=Threads. You can go into Task Manager, click the performance tab and set the threads to 50% of what the VM recognizes as CPUs for starters, then tweak from there.

grendel25

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Activity: 2296

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So I'm running this on an Ubuntu VM and I have maxed out the cpu resources assigned to the vm but it is only using about 10% of the processor capability. Anyone know how to max this baby out? Is there some miner setting to determine how many cores get used or am I doing something wrong in vmware?

My hashrate is about 35 at the moment.

Thanks

humanitarycoin

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Quote from: BubbleBoy on September 27, 2017, 09:56:51 AM

Quote from: humanitarycoin on September 26, 2017, 12:46:16 AM

Quote from: ardani332 on September 25, 2017, 10:21:56 PM

new algo cryptonight, but like xmr for algo cryptonight
I want mining HumanitaryCoin if more profitable than xmr
waiting update for next info

nothing is impossible, I am willing to work hard to make it happen, there is a lot of work to be done.

Hi!

The nice idea of you!

Why don't you want somebody to join you? The team makes things faster and with more fun)

everyone can join, the more people are participating, better it will be.

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Quote from: espargon on September 27, 2017, 09:40:13 AM

Config for forktnote please Cheesy

Check in github:
https://github.com/humanitarycoin/

sanada.motokage

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Similar to SIGT if this coin is real no pre-mine or pre-sale.

There is not exchanges now, is there any plan for exchanges.

The total supply is a little bit large, so the price won't be very high I guess.

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Quote from: humanitarycoin on September 26, 2017, 12:46:16 AM

Quote from: ardani332 on September 25, 2017, 10:21:56 PM

new algo cryptonight, but like xmr for algo cryptonight
I want mining HumanitaryCoin if more profitable than xmr
waiting update for next info

nothing is impossible, I am willing to work hard to make it happen, there is a lot of work to be done.

Hi!

The nice idea of you!

Why don't you want somebody to join you? The team makes things faster and with more fun)

espargon

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Config for forktnote please Cheesy

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