well if the biggest issue now is fighting between pools for 50% that is a better problem then only having one pool with almost the entire network !!
also remember the 51% threshold is no magic number ,
a network can be attacked /double spent with much less or more hashpower controlled to different degrees
there are many academic papers about this so I think intermediate and advanced crowd often just tunes these squabbles out (I know I usually do ).....
Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 94. (Read 685207 times)
February 04, 2016, 05:25:52 AM
February 03, 2016, 05:23:43 PM
hi all,
i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
Hello, the miner you downloaded is the first version and enables mining in Solo (directly in your wallet)i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
Given the high current difficulty of coin you should use one of the optimized miner (see dga-c16 or xptMiner2) that support the Stratum protocol and can be used on RiePool or XpoolX.
ok, i download xptminer. and now?
i create a .bat but don´t work - don´t open ?
February 03, 2016, 04:52:03 PM
hi all,
i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
Hello, the miner you downloaded is the first version and enables mining in Solo (directly in your wallet)i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
Given the high current difficulty of coin you should use one of the optimized miner (see dga-c16 or xptMiner2) that support the Stratum protocol and can be used on RiePool or XpoolX.
February 03, 2016, 04:06:35 PM
hi all,
i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
i will mining a little RIC, but i have nothing mining .json
what must i do?
i have download rminerd3.1.1, but what i also need?
start = json_rpc_call failed ??
best
makuny
February 02, 2016, 11:11:58 PM
http://riepool.ovh Seems to be right at 50%, they do have a nice miner though, getting rates all over the place from 2485KH to 850KH (I think 850KH will be my average).
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
The KH/s number does not mean anything really. The only valuable triplet to look at is RIC's per day at a certain difficultly.
xpoolx should also work reliable, if not PM the user xpoolx (the owner of the pool). Alternatively, if you have enough CPU cores to spare, try solo mining.
one4many
The more hashrate riepool have, the low diff becomes. "Super sense"
And he was saying me i was rigging the pool hashrate. Shameless
Let's look beyond these false insinuations!
RiePool can increase it's Hashrate while is decreasing to xpoolx.
Then there are others users who mine in Solo or on other platforms, so the difficulty can be affected in many ways.
The total power of mining really affect the coin difficulty.
Finally, a more realistic value to control on the Dashboard is "My Sharerate" and not the Hashrate that is not quite stable due to continuous blocks resolved.
February 02, 2016, 06:42:37 PM
http://riepool.ovh Seems to be right at 50%, they do have a nice miner though, getting rates all over the place from 2485KH to 850KH (I think 850KH will be my average).
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
The KH/s number does not mean anything really. The only valuable triplet to look at is RIC's per day at a certain difficultly.
xpoolx should also work reliable, if not PM the user xpoolx (the owner of the pool). Alternatively, if you have enough CPU cores to spare, try solo mining.
one4many
The more hashrate riepool have, the low diff becomes. "Super sense"
And he was saying me i was rigging the pool hashrate. Shameless
February 02, 2016, 12:58:22 PM
Thanks, is the -s option of any value for setting the Prime sieve max?
Any way to make it use more RAM per core, or is it safe to do say, 20 cores on a 4 core system with 32GB of RAM?
Any way to make it use more RAM per core, or is it safe to do say, 20 cores on a 4 core system with 32GB of RAM?
February 02, 2016, 12:01:47 PM
http://riepool.ovh Seems to be right at 50%, they do have a nice miner though, getting rates all over the place from 2485KH to 850KH (I think 850KH will be my average).
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
The KH/s number does not mean anything really. The only valuable triplet to look at is RIC's per day at a certain difficultly.
xpoolx should also work reliable, if not PM the user xpoolx (the owner of the pool). Alternatively, if you have enough CPU cores to spare, try solo mining.
one4many
February 02, 2016, 11:16:47 AM
http://riepool.ovh Seems to be right at 50%, they do have a nice miner though, getting rates all over the place from 2485KH to 850KH (I think 850KH will be my average).
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
What would be a working pool with less power?
Tried the links on the page and this seems to be the only one online for me.
February 01, 2016, 01:53:54 AM
Is there a Riecon calculator you recommend?
Esp for a 4770K
Unfortunately not. Best way forward is to choose a pool of your liking (preferably one that does not have a 50+ % network share) and start mining for a day.Esp for a 4770K
Difficulty makes a big difference tough. Anything below 1450 gives you quite a bit of RIC, everything above 1550+ signals a lot of CPU power on the net.
January 31, 2016, 09:08:43 PM
Same, I miss the days before the GPU took over that coin. Was a lot of fun, one of my first CPU coins.
Is there a Riecon calculator you recommend?
Esp for a 4770K
Is there a Riecon calculator you recommend?
Esp for a 4770K
January 31, 2016, 08:16:13 AM
Back in the Primecoin days 
Primecoin CPU mining is no longer profitable since gpu miner was announced so better to stay with Riecoin.
January 31, 2016, 07:45:08 AM
Back in the Primecoin days
Primecoin CPU mining is no longer profitable since gpu miner was announced so better to stay with Riecoin. January 31, 2016, 06:54:16 AM
How many Riecoin could a 4770K make a day currently?
Use to mine these a lot, still got some, somewhere.
Back in the Primecoin days
I guess you try and let us know. ;-)Use to mine these a lot, still got some, somewhere.
Back in the Primecoin days
Remember: Anything below 24h hours of constant mining does not say anything, there is still luck in the game of mining these coins.
January 31, 2016, 06:30:54 AM
How many Riecoin could a 4770K make a day currently?
Use to mine these a lot, still got some, somewhere.
Back in the Primecoin days
Use to mine these a lot, still got some, somewhere.
Back in the Primecoin days
January 31, 2016, 04:09:15 AM
It would probably be best if xpoolx addresses the problem of ~70% of hashrate being on his pool before the optimized miner was made public (if ever). Otherwise xpoolx miners will have an even larger percentage of hash power.
ALL pools should stop accepting miners when they reach 49 %.I guess you can get the data from the API https://chainz.cryptoid.info provides (probably one of the undocumented ones).
But that is not a condition for Riepool to release code. License breach is license breach.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/explorer/index.pools.dws?coin=ric
Code:
{"pools":[{"name":"RiePool","id":"8","url":"http://riepool.ovh/","nb100":61,"nb1000":322},
{"name":"XpoolX","id":"6","url":"http://www.xpoolx.com/","nb100":30,"nb1000":543},
{"name":"gpupool.com","id":"7","url":"http://gpupool.com/","nb100":5,"nb1000":45},
{"name":"Unknown","id":"","url":"","nb100":3,"nb1000":89},
{"name":"MiniPool","id":"10","url":"","nb100":1,"nb1000":1}]}
{"name":"XpoolX","id":"6","url":"http://www.xpoolx.com/","nb100":30,"nb1000":543},
{"name":"gpupool.com","id":"7","url":"http://gpupool.com/","nb100":5,"nb1000":45},
{"name":"Unknown","id":"","url":"","nb100":3,"nb1000":89},
{"name":"MiniPool","id":"10","url":"","nb100":1,"nb1000":1}]}
or
Code:
function calc($networkHashrate,$hashrate)
{
return Round(100 / $networkHashrate * ($hashrate*1000), 2);
}
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://riepool.ovh/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://xpoolx.com/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
?>
{
return Round(100 / $networkHashrate * ($hashrate*1000), 2);
}
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://riepool.ovh/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://xpoolx.com/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
?>
cool Stuff ... Simba84 XpoolX go for it! Currently RiePool has 70 % and xpoolx only 20 % ... As they shift over time anyway now would be a good time to get this important feature done.
one4many
January 30, 2016, 03:25:54 PM
It would probably be best if xpoolx addresses the problem of ~70% of hashrate being on his pool before the optimized miner was made public (if ever). Otherwise xpoolx miners will have an even larger percentage of hash power.
ALL pools should stop accepting miners when they reach 49 %.I guess you can get the data from the API https://chainz.cryptoid.info provides (probably one of the undocumented ones).
But that is not a condition for Riepool to release code. License breach is license breach.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/explorer/index.pools.dws?coin=ric
Code:
{"pools":[{"name":"RiePool","id":"8","url":"http://riepool.ovh/","nb100":61,"nb1000":322},
{"name":"XpoolX","id":"6","url":"http://www.xpoolx.com/","nb100":30,"nb1000":543},
{"name":"gpupool.com","id":"7","url":"http://gpupool.com/","nb100":5,"nb1000":45},
{"name":"Unknown","id":"","url":"","nb100":3,"nb1000":89},
{"name":"MiniPool","id":"10","url":"","nb100":1,"nb1000":1}]}or
Code:
function calc($networkHashrate,$hashrate)
{
return Round(100 / $networkHashrate * ($hashrate*1000), 2);
}
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://riepool.ovh/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
$api=json_decode(file_get_contents('http://xpoolx.com/index.php?page=api&action=public'),true);
echo calc($api['network_hashrate'],$api['hashrate']).'
';
?> January 29, 2016, 11:35:16 PM
It would probably be best if xpoolx addresses the problem of ~70% of hashrate being on his pool before the optimized miner was made public (if ever). Otherwise xpoolx miners will have an even larger percentage of hash power.
ALL pools should stop accepting miners when they reach 49 %.I guess you can get the data from the API https://chainz.cryptoid.info provides (probably one of the undocumented ones).
But that is not a condition for Riepool to release code. License breach is license breach.
January 29, 2016, 05:58:40 PM
It would probably be best if xpoolx addresses the problem of ~70% of hashrate being on his pool before the optimized miner was made public (if ever). Otherwise xpoolx miners will have an even larger percentage of hash power.
January 29, 2016, 02:51:17 PM
Related to open/closed source licensing
https://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/135450/taking-an-open-source-project-to-closed-source
https://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/135450/taking-an-open-source-project-to-closed-source
long story short: if it's GPL, you can't close source it, unless you have written permission by all the authors (they are relicensing it for you).
Pls GPL don´t allow closed source!!!!!!!
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