We have a ethminer ready that supports cuda and opencl for windows. And ethminer for GNU/Linux..
But these are pretty untested. We have to make a decision here, either we release with untested ethminer and hope for the best or we have to postpone again.
We are very sorry.. but things like this must be done right, fair without trouble. What do you think, the community? We are worked 14 hours straight on this release now..
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August 30, 2015, 06:03:08 PM
August 30, 2015, 06:01:26 PM
and... failure 
August 30, 2015, 05:54:52 PM
any solo mine guides anyone could post ?
This one has been posted earlier and may help : http://cryptomining-blog.com/5344-quick-guide-on-solo-gpu-mining-ethereum-on-windows/ 
August 30, 2015, 05:48:23 PM
any solo mine guides anyone could post ?
August 30, 2015, 05:33:24 PM
3....2....1....GOOOOO!!! 
August 30, 2015, 05:32:33 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost 
)
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
The miner will be done today, no problem. The only thing that is not going to be done, is a GUI wallet for windows which you can create accounts and send transactions from. You can still use the command prompt though.
All I want to know is without a windows wallet, other than downloading your miner and mining to my I.P., I assume I need a windows wallet to listen and mine to it? Or are you providing a way to solo without a windows wallet? It is confusing, if there won't be pools till later, I think you should post a quick short windows solo mining guide here.
August 30, 2015, 05:32:29 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
The miner will be done today, no problem. The only thing that is not going to be done, is a GUI wallet for windows which you can create accounts and send transactions from. You can still use the command prompt though.
All I want to know is without a windows wallet, other than downloading your miner and mining to my I.P., I assume I need a windows wallet to listen and mine to it? Or are you providing a way to solo without a windows wallet? It is confusing, if there won't be pools till later, I think you should post a quick short windows solo mining guide here.
You will just solo mine as you have with Ethereum.
There is no Windows GUI but solo Shift like Eth.
August 30, 2015, 05:13:29 PM
Will it matter what version of ethminer we use?
August 30, 2015, 05:03:17 PM
Nice to see a ETH fork, i might jump on the mining phase.
August 30, 2015, 05:00:14 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
The miner will be done today, no problem. The only thing that is not going to be done, is a GUI wallet for windows which you can create accounts and send transactions from. You can still use the command prompt though.
All I want to know is without a windows wallet, other than downloading your miner and mining to my I.P., I assume I need a windows wallet to listen and mine to it? Or are you providing a way to solo without a windows wallet? It is confusing, if there won't be pools till later, I think you should post a quick short windows solo mining guide here.
OK, like this. The only thing that the GUI wallet does is simplify the process of sending transactions and making accounts (people have had problems with this in ethereum). BUT you can use the command line for all this. And we will of course show you how. The wallet will be upgraded to support mining from within, but not this release.
August 30, 2015, 04:57:07 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
The miner will be done today, no problem. The only thing that is not going to be done, is a GUI wallet for windows which you can create accounts and send transactions from. You can still use the command prompt though.
All I want to know is without a windows wallet, other than downloading your miner and mining to my I.P., I assume I need a windows wallet to listen and mine to it? Or are you providing a way to solo without a windows wallet? It is confusing, if there won't be pools till later, I think you should post a quick short windows solo mining guide here.
August 30, 2015, 04:54:05 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
The miner will be done today, no problem. The only thing that is not going to be done, is a GUI wallet for windows which you can create accounts and send transactions from. You can still use the command prompt though.
August 30, 2015, 04:52:10 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
I suggest you delay launch until you have working windows wallets and miners to post, or it will be a fail.
August 30, 2015, 04:50:56 PM
devs, the mining through the wallet uses gpu, cpu or both?
thanks
thanks
Mining through wallet is not coded yet. The developer have just joined shift team.
Regards
I assume you are going to post a windows wallet, and then we use ethminer and point it to our own ip with your shift wallet open to solo mine?
August 30, 2015, 04:50:30 PM
It is getting pretty hectic here. ethminer needs to be ported so it supports shifts rpc calls. These have changed so it will not work with the ethminer from ethereum. Second, the GUI wallet is shipped today for linux-amd64 only. The rest of the architectures are going to be compiled tomorrow. As for shift binary (geth) all is done, every arch is supported (almost )
Regards
)Regards
August 30, 2015, 04:44:45 PM
devs, the mining through the wallet uses gpu, cpu or both?
thanks
thanks
Mining through wallet is not coded yet. The developer have just joined shift team.
Regards
August 30, 2015, 04:41:15 PM
I'll be adding a pool later for this coin, but not right after launch, i'll be adding a bit later so it's a good chance to get some coins solo.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
Can someone post a solo mining config? I always have problems connecting to wallets when soloing, never know whether to use:
http://127.0.0.1:port
http://localhost:port
http://myip:port
stratum+tcp:// And all of the above options
or just nothing in front of the above options, meaning no http[Suspicious link removed] -G -F http://eth.suprnova.cc:3000/jimlite.jimmain/26
So if switching from pool in the above config, this:
http://eth.suprnova.cc:3000
Would be replaced with what for soloing to my wallet?
Thanks
P.S. When will wallets be posted?
I'll be adding a pool later for this coin, but not right after launch, i'll be adding a bit later so it's a good chance to get some coins solo.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
http://cryptomining-blog.com/5344-quick-guide-on-solo-gpu-mining-ethereum-on-windows/
Working fine to me...
August 30, 2015, 04:37:16 PM
devs, the mining through the wallet uses gpu, cpu or both?
thanks
thanks
August 30, 2015, 04:36:06 PM
I'll be adding a pool later for this coin, but not right after launch, i'll be adding a bit later so it's a good chance to get some coins solo.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
Can someone post a solo mining config? I always have problems connecting to wallets when soloing, never know whether to use:
http://127.0.0.1:port
http://localhost:port
http://myip:port
stratum+tcp:// And all of the above options
or just nothing in front of the above options, meaning no http://?
ethminer.exe -G -F http://eth.suprnova.cc:3000/jimlite.jimmain/26
So if switching from pool in the above config, this:
http://eth.suprnova.cc:3000
Would be replaced with what for soloing to my wallet?
Thanks
P.S. When will wallets be posted?
August 30, 2015, 03:11:14 PM
I'll be adding a pool later for this coin, but not right after launch, i'll be adding a bit later so it's a good chance to get some coins solo.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
ethminer is perfect for solo mining, so don't worry that you won't be able to mine.
You can test your rigs on my/every ETH pool.
Good to hear. Sounds like a good idea.
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