Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining Hybrid | 15% POS | 593% Term Deposit - page 105. (Read 107976 times)

Maybe it's stupid question, but I have to ask. I am mining using new wallet and several other computers I'm on pool mining. Do I need to do anything (as it will be different chain) with wallet or pool mining (start/restart) Should I just leave it both to mine as usual, overnight?

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Just a couple of quick announcements:

Roughly 188 more blocks until the fork which is more or less another 8 hours. We are hoping for the most boring uneventful fork in the history of altcoins. You should be able to download the new wallet before the fork and mine, stake, term deposit, whatever right up until the fork and past the fork and really never even know the fork happened! We are aiming for little to zero interruption to the community on the fork. If you have not loaded the new wallet after the fork any coins you mine, POS or term deposit will be on the wrong chain and we do not advise doing this.

The CSS changes are nearly done at the website and the website rework is on the roadmap for 1st quarter 2018. You can take a peek and see it here: https://roi-coin.com Once the CSS changes are done I can begin working on doing a big dress up on the landing pages for the about, wallet and FAQ. Once the full size site is done it should only take a few more days to get the mobile site dialed in.

I am very close to having the first draft done on the white paper and we are on target to meet our roadmap goal of having it done and released 4th quarter 2017.

If you follow the coin closely you already know we were at .02+ USD today and I expect to see much better valuation than this. Once we get past the fork and are stable a large paid marketing push will get underway at Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, Bing and of course some display ads as well. If you are holding the coin hold long because it will pay off. If you don't have this coin yet you better get some as quick as you can so you can capture the boost that will occur after the fork. For those of you who do hold the coin keep in mind that if you want to get maximum ROI on term deposits be sure to make them before the fork. Once we fork the term deposits will be greatly reduced.

If you haven't checked out the new block explorer you should. It is very nice and has some cool features that you will like. You can find it at http://roi-coin-blockexplorer.roi-coin.com

Update on the online paper wallet. It is currently being worked on and we anticipate it being ready within 2 weeks and well ahead of the roadmap schedule. With the online paper wallet you can create term deposit coins and store them offline and still gain 100% of the term deposit payout!

Last but not least, the dev team will be online before during and after the fork just to make sure everything goes smooth so if you have any questions or concerns please let us know...

You would be good to mine the cluster with that. But just take on board that you may or may not get a block. I did tests my self runing 50-100hs instances on the cluster that give payouts on that. But I had alot more than just one. Each one did pay out but if I was you I would put that on the pool. Then you know you are going to get coins. You should see from 50-90+ coins a day on the pool. It will take time for them to start coming in. 360 blocks to confirm. But your best bet for coins is the pool. Unless you want to give the cluster a go.
It is the right time to mine the cluster. At the min the cluster has more hash than the pool going on. So maybe give it a shot on the cluster for 24 hours and see how it gos. If nothing then stick it on the pool and leave it to make coins.

Do let us know how you get on

Raster.

I am seeing 60-70 H/s with this cpu

Note: this is a old post/small tut I did to solo mine your wallet. You will need to look over the last few pages of the forum to get updated node info. You can use the miners from the cluster pool to get the most from your CPU speed.

Im not home at the min so its abit diff for me to get you all the info without tolling all over the shop.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Raster.

Hi!

I benchmark: 1100 hps
I solomine: 670 hps

I use optimineraes=1 for it gives me the best result in 'solo wallet mining'.

Is there something i can do to increase the hps?

Also i wonder how i can specify nodes. I see in debug window\peers very high ping and my country(which is listed in nodes list) is not listed.

Many thanks and mappy hining!

Just a friendly reminder, if you are running a node (public or private), please upgrade your QT wallet or ROIcoind before the fork.

While consensus rules and the majority will fork to the new chain, any coins mined after the fork on the old version, will not be valid coins.

http://roi-coin-blockexplorer.roi-coin.com/network

Thank you.

I did back up my wallet.dat to the USB. Just thought that if the USB crashes I have my private key at least...

Generally, it is enough to back up your wallet.dat. In the event of any crash, all you need to do is reinstall the wallet and put your old wallet.dat into the APPDATA Roaming ROICoin folder

Thank you. Figured that out with Google. dumpprivkey (ROI public address). So all I need is to importprivkey to the new QTwallet if my machine collapses.

This works for Roicoin also.


-HOW TO IMPORT AND EXPORT PRIVATE KEYS-

Export private key:
1. Run HOdlcoin-QT (open the wallet)
2. Select Help
3. Select Debug Window
4. Select Console
5. If you encrypted your wallet, unlock it by Typing 'walletpassphrase 600' (walletpassphrase passphrase timeout)
6. Type 'dumpprivkey '
7. This will return the private key. You can copy it now (make sure you clear your clipboard history afterwards).
8. Type 'walletlock' if you want to encrypt your wallet.

Example: 'dumpprivkey HodlDsNuts57MFNiN8CMrMjC2CYAy8pwi9'

Import private key:
1. Run HOdlcoin-QT (open the wallet)
2. Select Help
3. Select Debug Window
4. Select Console
5. If you encrypted your wallet, unlock it by Typing 'walletpassphrase 600' (walletpassphrase passphrase timeout)
6. Type 'importprivkey '
7. Type 'walletlock' if you want to encrypt your wallet.

Example importprivkey 5KJvsngHeMpm884wtkJNzQGaCErckhHJBGFsvd3VyK5qMZXj3hS

Export (dump) doesn't remove the key from the wallet.dat file. It simply gives it to you.
If you take it from one wallet to another, both wallets will be able to access the funds in this address.

Sorry my bad english...How do I get the private key of my public key in QTwallet?

You don't use your private keys for mining. You use your public key aka public address.

Go to FILE >Receiving Address

That is the address you should use for mining.

Hello everyone! I have been mining ROI for few days now  . The problem is the QTwallet that isnt familiar to me.
How can I get my private key for the mining address?

You need AES-NI support to mine efficiently. Intel Pentium 2117U does not support AES-NI. https://ark.intel.com/products/71469/Intel-Pentium-Processor-2117U-2M-Cache-1_80-GHz

Some examples of hash rates http://hodlcoin.oo.fi:8080/cpus/CPU_vs_Hash_rate.xhtml

If I get it right this feature (deposits) was introduced to some monero or it's forks. Do you know who implemented that feature 1st?

Yeah, seems like it is just too old for any mining. Thanks.

I think that's an older i3 cpu and I highly doubt you can solo mine. You could give it a try on the cluster and/or pool and see what it might produce. Maybe another member can chime in that is using a cpu like that. 10 HS is very low from what I've seen but that may be normal for that CPU. You should try using the -optimineraes flag and see if that increases the hash any.