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Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 340. (Read 1210752 times)

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this one is the amd miner and nvidia miner in 1. seems it only use's 1 card thou.

and wolf0's one isnt compliled and i have no clue how to compile.... :-/

Try and post the exact command you are using.

simpleminer --pool-addr bbr.cncoin.farm:1111 --login 1DyzX1ag7bWC7qNgFKNN7MJx9s3DesCsm4c7ouWGPf6AbBG5CdAiCP2XmntB2s6eYxDTNDYQZVacxWw F3K68R16QVaypEbs --pass x --

mining-threads 1 --remote_scratchpad http://38.93.234.101/scratchpad.bin

i have tried changeing threads to 2 but still no luck.

https://github.com/mbkuperman/boolberry-opencl/blob/master/src/miner/simpleminer.cpp#L249-L253

Seems like it is not saving scratchpad properly, Try to run like this.. it should save scratchpad to current working dir, instead of trying and failing on this appdata folder. probably something to do with win8.1

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--pool-addr cncoin.farm:1111 --login x --pass x --mining-threads 1 --device 0 --remote_scratchpad http://cncoin.farm/scratchpad.bin --local_scratchpad scratchpad.bin

 think you can ask nicely/wait for someone to compile wolf version if this is not working. Maybe the fix is some obvious thing but sorry I am not a miner or don't use windows
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It was only the wind.
CUDA miner with stratum support - Github link in this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8239797

Great news!!!
Thanks a lot! Smiley

i'm really interested, if you CUDA is better than cbuchner's CUDA or not ? Smiley



It is, according to him. He got 730kh/s or so on a stock 750Ti, I got 790kh/s on the same.
legendary
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this one is the amd miner and nvidia miner in 1. seems it only use's 1 card thou.

and wolf0's one isnt compliled and i have no clue how to compile.... :-/

Try and post the exact command you are using.

simpleminer --pool-addr bbr.cncoin.farm:1111 --login 1DyzX1ag7bWC7qNgFKNN7MJx9s3DesCsm4c7ouWGPf6AbBG5CdAiCP2XmntB2s6eYxDTNDYQZVacxWw F3K68R16QVaypEbs --pass x --

mining-threads 1 --remote_scratchpad http://38.93.234.101/scratchpad.bin

i have tried changeing threads to 2 but still no luck.
hero member
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this one is the amd miner and nvidia miner in 1. seems it only use's 1 card thou.

and wolf0's one isnt compliled and i have no clue how to compile.... :-/

Try and post the exact command you are using.
legendary
Activity: 882
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alright i have the miners, but they are all throwing the same errors, same on my amd rigs and nvidia rigs. all win 8.1 x64.

2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.884195 [OCL 0/0] get Device Info
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.886197 [OCL 0/0] create context
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.887198 [OCL 0/0] create command queue
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.985292 [OCL 0/0] init kernels
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.213511 [OCL 0/0] allocate memory
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.214512 [OCL 0/0] success
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.215513 [OCL 0/0] using platform: AMD Accelerated Parallel P
rocessing
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.217515 [OCL 0/0] using device:Tahiti
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.218516 Local scratchpad cache (C:\Users\*****\AppData\
Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin) not found
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.221518 Downloading remote scrathcpad from http://cncoin.far
m/scratchpad.bin...
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.073205 Remote scratchpad downloaded, size 19159Kb
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.075207 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:252[mining::si
mpleminer::init_scratchpad]Failed to store local scratchpad file to path C:\User
s\*****\AppData\Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.081213 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:320[mining::si
mpleminer::init]Failed to init scratchpad
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.083214 Excessive failures.  Sleeping 10-ish seconds and res
tarting...


any ideas at all?

Dunno what you are doing there, don't seem to be using the miner I linked you to, you're using mbk's
not a miner myself so can't help you much sorry

this one is the amd miner and nvidia miner in 1. seems it only use's 1 card thou.

and wolf0's one isnt compliled and i have no clue how to compile.... :-/
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 504
alright i have the miners, but they are all throwing the same errors, same on my amd rigs and nvidia rigs. all win 8.1 x64.

2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.884195 [OCL 0/0] get Device Info
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.886197 [OCL 0/0] create context
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.887198 [OCL 0/0] create command queue
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.985292 [OCL 0/0] init kernels
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.213511 [OCL 0/0] allocate memory
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.214512 [OCL 0/0] success
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.215513 [OCL 0/0] using platform: AMD Accelerated Parallel P
rocessing
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.217515 [OCL 0/0] using device:Tahiti
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.218516 Local scratchpad cache (C:\Users\*****\AppData\
Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin) not found
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.221518 Downloading remote scrathcpad from http://cncoin.far
m/scratchpad.bin...
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.073205 Remote scratchpad downloaded, size 19159Kb
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.075207 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:252[mining::si
mpleminer::init_scratchpad]Failed to store local scratchpad file to path C:\User
s\*****\AppData\Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.081213 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:320[mining::si
mpleminer::init]Failed to init scratchpad
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.083214 Excessive failures.  Sleeping 10-ish seconds and res
tarting...


any ideas at all?

Dunno what you are doing there, don't seem to be using the miner I linked you to, you're using mbk's
not a miner myself so can't help you much sorry
legendary
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does the BBR gpu miner support pools yet?

It does.  An AMD and Nvidia version are released open-source. Another wolf gracefully shared his implementation freely. Optional donations and no penalties if you decide not to.

CUDA miner with stratum support - Github link in this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8239797

(By comparison AMD XMR miner is closed source and requires mandatory 5% donation of all mined XMR to dev or forced slow-down of performance, cheekily..or smartly the 2nd option results in less XMR mined than you would have by donating)


alright i have the miners, but they are all throwing the same errors, same on my amd rigs and nvidia rigs. all win 8.1 x64.

2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.884195 [OCL 0/0] get Device Info
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.886197 [OCL 0/0] create context
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.887198 [OCL 0/0] create command queue
2014-Aug-08 17:40:51.985292 [OCL 0/0] init kernels
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.213511 [OCL 0/0] allocate memory
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.214512 [OCL 0/0] success
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.215513 [OCL 0/0] using platform: AMD Accelerated Parallel P
rocessing
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.217515 [OCL 0/0] using device:Tahiti
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.218516 Local scratchpad cache (C:\Users\*****\AppData\
Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin) not found
2014-Aug-08 17:40:52.221518 Downloading remote scrathcpad from http://cncoin.far
m/scratchpad.bin...
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.073205 Remote scratchpad downloaded, size 19159Kb
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.075207 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:252[mining::si
mpleminer::init_scratchpad]Failed to store local scratchpad file to path C:\User
s\*****\AppData\Local/Boolberry/scratchpad.bin
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.081213 ERROR ..\..\src\miner\simpleminer.cpp:320[mining::si
mpleminer::init]Failed to init scratchpad
2014-Aug-08 17:44:16.083214 Excessive failures.  Sleeping 10-ish seconds and res
tarting...


any ideas at all?
member
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It was only the wind.
CUDA miner with stratum support - Github link in this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8239797
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 504
does the BBR gpu miner support pools yet?

It does.  An AMD and Nvidia version are released open-source. Another wolf gracefully shared his implementation freely. Optional donations and no penalties if you decide not to.

CUDA miner with stratum support - Github link in this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8239797

(By comparison AMD XMR miner is closed source and requires mandatory 5% donation of all mined XMR to dev or forced slow-down of performance, cheekily..or smartly the 2nd option results in less XMR mined than you would have by donating)
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on poloniex.com have Buy Orders 45BTCand25BTC is good

another 70 btc is set at 0.00245
legendary
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does the BBR gpu miner support pools yet?
hero member
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Buy support on polo now 150 BTC (that's 40% of entire market cap.)
To put into perspective XMR buy support on polo is at just 2.9% of their entire market cap.

~21684 XMR is mined per day, ~79 BTC will be needed to purchase if all were sold
~13218 BBR is mined per day, ~4.9 BTC will be needed to purchase if all were sold

hero member
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Buy's are about to hit the magic number and then the dump.
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Nice pump on Trex
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XMR not big success yet
My point is, does BBR have an advantage about blockchain size? If so, what is the advantage. Communicate this. If XMR blockchain size is a trainwreck waiting to happen, then people will seek alternatives. If it isnt, then BBR has no big advantage over XMR

It does- see http://boolberry.org/files/Boolberry_Reduces_Blockchain_Bloat.pdf
XMR blockchain size is not quite a trainwreck waiting to happen, all of these cryptonote coins will have some scaling issues due to their nature.
XMR have fixed some issues early on reducing bloat from pools, but it's designed in a different manner to boolberry that doesn't allow them to do what BBR is doing, they are moving to embedded db instead

There are other things to consider too, personally I think XMR emission is more poorly thought out, unfairly rewarding early users too much. Of course for now early adopters will be happy for this but I think that can bite them in the foot a little later.

BBR blockchain is smaller because there are less transactions and its younger.

But as already calculated 100x times, the Blockchain growth is not really a problem for Cryptonote coins, if we would process as much tx as Bitcoin it would grow 5.5x faster and thats no problem if Moores law doesn't totally break.

Keep in mind, its bigger because it has more in and outputs, if darksend, coinjoin or whatever is used more the blockchain growths about the same.
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If anyone wants an alias, pm me and I'll add you to the list at my pool.
hero member
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big buy wall!
30 BTC
BBR to 'da moon!!

James

Now increased to 45 BTC  Wink
This orderbook starts to look more healthy
should fatten up more shortly and give donnie dumper a little more to chew through
legendary
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big buy wall!
30 BTC
BBR to 'da moon!!

James
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I am rather dismissive of crazy miner theories. We have some of the best guys creating, enhancing and optimizing miners to level the playing field. Those who want to financially attack the coin, I guess it can be carried on only for so long, just like the same guys cannot keep buying over and over.

James, it is good to see your support Smiley We were wondering who was setting up those walls. I was actually kinda hoping your order gets filled mainly because the attacker would have to start looking at other alternatives. You had a great chance to wipe this guy off as he put the wall up for quite a long time yesterday. Did you miss it?

Nothing is a substitute for a growing user base. Word of mouth to your friends on the forums etc can go a long way as publicly posting the technical superiority of BBR has been met with open resistance and deliberate FUD. I would also go about buying more once I see good new blood and support to keep things even. I am not interested in any pumps whatsoever.

With the plans of rebranding, this is becoming much easier to get your friends to support Smiley I am an XMR miner from the second it was released. I never mined BBR just because I couldn't accept the name and I never kept up with the progress until I started seeing the combats and mud slinging and I just didn't buy the FUD. I am glad I didn't. Most folks don't know what a gem tacotime is. I once talked to him about some technical questions that would have helped someone else at his expense, and he didn't hesitate to offer help. That is why I held on to XMR even though I didn't like the aggressive competition with every other coin from the majority in monero. Cryptos really don't have to be this way. What if I am a merchant and I want to accept upto 3 privacy focussed coins? Do I really need to pick sides? What if I lose a customer because he has only one type of coin and he can't go through the conversion process?

I see similar traits and abilities in zoidberg and I knew there is good support brewing here because of it.


CUDA miner with stratum support - Github link in this post:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8239797

Good stuff!!
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