... but also for higher speed devices like BE Cube from what i have seen bitcoind is too slow so you loose 1/2 the blocks without a proxy in place ? 
Topic: Antminer S1 solo mining, how? - page 3. (Read 25985 times)
main reason is so you can see that they are working ... but also for higher speed devices like BE Cube from what i have seen bitcoind is too slow so you loose 1/2 the blocks without a proxy in place ?
... but also for higher speed devices like BE Cube from what i have seen bitcoind is too slow so you loose 1/2 the blocks without a proxy in place ? everyone here just wants you mining on their pools! there is absolutely no help for any real solo mining!
I have 10 antminer U1's and am trying to get them to Solo mine using a stratum proxy to my bitcoind so I can see their progress - if you got yours set up please PM me and let me know how!
I have 10 antminer U1's and am trying to get them to Solo mine using a stratum proxy to my bitcoind so I can see their progress - if you got yours set up please PM me and let me know how!
Why do you need a stratum proxy?
Just point them to your local PC running bitcoin!
everyone here just wants you mining on their pools! there is absolutely no help for any real solo mining!
I have 10 antminer U1's and am trying to get them to Solo mine using a stratum proxy to my bitcoind so I can see their progress - if you got yours set up please PM me and let me know how!
I have 10 antminer U1's and am trying to get them to Solo mine using a stratum proxy to my bitcoind so I can see their progress - if you got yours set up please PM me and let me know how!
Thank you, just what i needed.
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
2 blocks in how long? Since the time to find a block is an average, for everyone you find under that average you're equally as likely to go over than average.
Do you have your miners in a datacenter or are you just running them out of your home? Curious because I just ordered 6 and possible may want more later.
.. and the loss of the btc that .4 while u are off solo mining. also don't forget to add a node to the config to keep your miner up2date on the rest of the network , so you don't wind up mining old data.
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Well, on the other hand, i'm getting about 0.4/day now.
If i just keep mining during another 65 days, i'll have my 25btc
With difficulty included, let's say 100 days or so
If i just keep mining during another 65 days, i'll have my 25btc
With difficulty included, let's say 100 days or so
Thank you, just what i needed.
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
It takes 45 days on average.
If you're out of luck, it can take forever
Thank you, just what i needed.
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
Do not miss the 'luck' factor. On my miner statistics, i have 2 found blocks already.
So why not try to run solo, even if it takes 45 days, no pool in the world gives me 25btc in 45 days
Hey guys,
So, i'm running 4Th (20pcs) Antminer S1's. I just like to try for 30 days to solo mine with them
How do i make the setup? I've read that you need to point your miners to 127.0.0.1, but does a standalone miner have this?
Can somebody explain me what's the best way to solo mine using a standalone (20x) device?
Thank you
So, i'm running 4Th (20pcs) Antminer S1's. I just like to try for 30 days to solo mine with them
How do i make the setup? I've read that you need to point your miners to 127.0.0.1, but does a standalone miner have this?
Can somebody explain me what's the best way to solo mine using a standalone (20x) device?
Thank you
First, a bit of a warning, no one solo mines anymore unless you have a giant pool because the amount of hashing power needed to mine a block right now. Not taking "luck" into consideration, 4Th will take you over 45 days to get a block.
Here's a decent solo mining setup guide: http://maunderingcabal.blogspot.com/2013/02/bitcoin-mining-log-9-how-to-solo-mine.html
You basically point your asic miners to your system running bitcoin-qt
Hey guys,
So, i'm running 4Th (20pcs) Antminer S1's. I just like to try for 30 days to solo mine with them
How do i make the setup? I've read that you need to point your miners to 127.0.0.1, but does a standalone miner have this?
Can somebody explain me what's the best way to solo mine using a standalone (20x) device?
Thank you
So, i'm running 4Th (20pcs) Antminer S1's. I just like to try for 30 days to solo mine with them
How do i make the setup? I've read that you need to point your miners to 127.0.0.1, but does a standalone miner have this?
Can somebody explain me what's the best way to solo mine using a standalone (20x) device?
Thank you
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