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Topic: [ANN][XZC] - ZCOIN - [Zero-Knowledge Cryptographic - Untraceable Anonymity ] (Read 20952 times)

legendary
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legendary
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how many of my shares is one share in the pool?

1 share from the miner = 256 shares in the pool, but the important factor is your overall difficulty, not shares.
I find the shares and the pool shows zero
I don't know what your math but it seems that for some blocks no payout


Look in "Statistics-> Round Transactions" and find your username there.

Yes, "Shares" is 0 for some rounds, but you still have reward because difficulty is calculated, not the shares, thats what I've tried to explain you.
legendary
Activity: 1027
Merit: 1000
how many of my shares is one share in the pool?

1 share from the miner = 256 shares in the pool, but the important factor is your overall difficulty, not shares.
I find the shares and the pool shows zero
I don't know what your math but it seems that for some blocks no payout
legendary
Activity: 2688
Merit: 1240
how many of my shares is one share in the pool?

1 share from the miner = 256 shares in the pool, but the important factor is your overall difficulty, not shares.
legendary
Activity: 1027
Merit: 1000
how many of my shares is one share in the pool?
I find the shares and the pool shows zero
newbie
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Merit: 0
Maybe waiting for the gpu miner.

Probably won't be available until some decent exchange lists this coin and it develops a modest market cap. Too much coding for now.

mining rate of 1kh/s is normal? and what a day it is the coin?
legendary
Activity: 3808
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Maybe waiting for the gpu miner.

Probably won't be available until some decent exchange lists this coin and it develops a modest market cap. Too much coding for now.
hero member
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Merit: 500
Maybe waiting for the gpu miner.
legendary
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really do solo mining?cpu i7 3630qm I get 0.03 kH/s on the miner for the pool.I think it is very little for 4 hours 0.7 XZC or is this normal?
full member
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legendary
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Yes, but those results seem to be the BitcoinMiner Results.. i'm not 100% sure but they look "ok" to me.

Can anyone tell if he's mining with the Miner on windows ? all good ?
Me was minning on the miner all is good.

I figured it was good when the original cpuminer got like 48/55 haha. I used it last night and this morning I only had 2 XZC pending in my account.

Could just be the diff growth though.


what pool
full member
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Yes, but those results seem to be the BitcoinMiner Results.. i'm not 100% sure but they look "ok" to me.

Can anyone tell if he's mining with the Miner on windows ? all good ?
Me was minning on the miner all is good.

I figured it was good when the original cpuminer got like 48/55 haha. I used it last night and this morning I only had 2 XZC pending in my account.

Could just be the diff growth though.
legendary
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I updated the original post with more info. If you have anything you want me to add then PM me or post here.
hero member
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Yes, but those results seem to be the BitcoinMiner Results.. i'm not 100% sure but they look "ok" to me.

Can anyone tell if he's mining with the Miner on windows ? all good ?
Me was minning on the miner all is good.
hero member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
Stratum connection failed:
legendary
Activity: 2688
Merit: 1240

Yes, but those results seem to be the BitcoinMiner Results.. i'm not 100% sure but they look "ok" to me.

Can anyone tell if he's mining with the Miner on windows ? all good ?
legendary
Activity: 2688
Merit: 1240
Somebody sent me a compiled version of the Miner:

https://github.com/ocminer/cpuminer-xzc/releases

However - Please Virusscan the Miner, I cannot guarantee for the file !

@adaseb:
The good thing about python is, it can use c modules, so yes, I simply copy over the code 1:1 and modify input and output ... Thats about it.
Then you use an input string like "deadcafebabedeadcafebabedeadbeefbeef" and let it run through your hashing function in python which spits something out
like 00abcdef012309aaabbbcc313921aaaaabbbb33232323 - this is the hash which you then compare with your stratum module and if both hashes match - you're basically done and got a new algo ready. (this was a veeery shortened version of whats actually going on.. Sometimes it takes 2-3 days until that stuff is good.. with A LOT trial and error Smiley)
legendary
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Can you compile and post a binary? I am getting some dependency errors.


Or help me compile properly. I am getting the CANNOT FIND -lpthreadsGC2 when the pthreadsGC2.dll is in MinGW/bin/


The last time I did anything @ windows was when Windows 7 came out Smiley

I can tell you anyhting or compile anything under Linux but I'm sorry, I can't help for Windows.

Yeah it compiled in Ubuntu no problem just trying to get it for Windows.

Also when you were writing this algorithm, is it really Lyra2 or something else? It looked like some pyminer.py was doing the mining and the algorithm was more along the lines of SHA256 than Lyra2.

Hmm I've tried to get a VM running to compile the miner but hey.. It's freakin' harder to get the build environment going under windows than getting a stratum pool going for zcash Smiley

This algo is pure Lyra2 with some crazy values.. Yes I used python for testing and then switched over to C(++) as testing scripts are written in a snap in python.

Whereas Vertcoin uses some special "light" version of Lyra2(RE) it was a chained algo (like X11) were Lyra2 was one of the algos in the chain with quite light values, so it wasn't so hard to mine.

Here, I'm not sure if the devs really know what they were doing, they dropped all the chained algos and cranked the Lyra2 "hardness" waaayy beyond maximum and that makes the algo so slow. As they are also using the block height as a difficulty factor in the algo, it gets harder with every new mined block. At some point blockchain height will reach a value where it will be too hard to mine and the chain will stall - it will probably be forked before that happens.

When you are testing in Python, do you copy over the exact code to C or do you have to modify it a bit?

Because I always wondered how people test all those C algos for CPUs or CL kernels for GPUs since they would have to compile the entire program just to debug.

 
legendary
Activity: 2688
Merit: 1240
Can you compile and post a binary? I am getting some dependency errors.


Or help me compile properly. I am getting the CANNOT FIND -lpthreadsGC2 when the pthreadsGC2.dll is in MinGW/bin/


The last time I did anything @ windows was when Windows 7 came out Smiley

I can tell you anyhting or compile anything under Linux but I'm sorry, I can't help for Windows.

Yeah it compiled in Ubuntu no problem just trying to get it for Windows.

Also when you were writing this algorithm, is it really Lyra2 or something else? It looked like some pyminer.py was doing the mining and the algorithm was more along the lines of SHA256 than Lyra2.

Hmm I've tried to get a VM running to compile the miner but hey.. It's freakin' harder to get the build environment going under windows than getting a stratum pool going for zcash Smiley

This algo is pure Lyra2 with some crazy values.. Yes I used python for testing and then switched over to C(++) as testing scripts are written in a snap in python.

Whereas Vertcoin uses some special "light" version of Lyra2(RE) it was a chained algo (like X11) were Lyra2 was one of the algos in the chain with quite light values, so it wasn't so hard to mine.

Here, I'm not sure if the devs really know what they were doing, they dropped all the chained algos and cranked the Lyra2 "hardness" waaayy beyond maximum and that makes the algo so slow. As they are also using the block height as a difficulty factor in the algo, it gets harder with every new mined block. At some point blockchain height will reach a value where it will be too hard to mine and the chain will stall - it will probably be forked before that happens.
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