Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 452. (Read 1210753 times)
Woohoo! Find my first block 
are you saying that simpleminer has been including in the latest source on github?
Hello friends!
Seeing strong need for a pool, as well as realizing the complexity associated with the our original approach to PoW (blockchain-based hash), i spent the last two days working hard on implementing protocol, that makes able to create pool.
Now simpleminer is back, and several instances could work directly with daemon, as a clear example of shared work with blockchain-based scratchpad.
Hope this code let developers to organize pools for our project.
Why creating pool for BBR is a good idea ?
1. No doubt that a lot of people looking for pool for BBR.
2. You can offer alias registering service with pool, and get extra earning for each block. I'm personally ready to pay 5 BBR to pool for registering for me alias @obama(later i'll sell it to him)
3. Unlike other CryptoNote-family, BBR PoW hash is easy to check - less resources and less complicated backend (you don't need tho check only every hundredth share).
Technical details:
Notice: it's just a working example, it is not production code, and it's not optimized for trafic usage, so it's up to the pool developer.
Notice: At start simpleminer downloads whole scratchpad (it could be pretty big, estimate 90MB/year, at moment of writing this message it was about 2MB). Obviously pool client have to store this scratchpad somewhere on disk, to avoid traffic overhead.
To check work of simpleminer you need to run daemon as usual, and than start simpleminer:
50102 - rpc port for testnet, i recommend you to try there, since it is possible there to find a block pretty fast. (To be able to work in testnet pass to cmake -D TESTNET=TRUE )
I've started support thread for developers:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=628180.
So, everyone who is going to make pool - welcome!
PS: I'll answer to PM later, need to sleep some.
Seeing strong need for a pool, as well as realizing the complexity associated with the our original approach to PoW (blockchain-based hash), i spent the last two days working hard on implementing protocol, that makes able to create pool.
Now simpleminer is back, and several instances could work directly with daemon, as a clear example of shared work with blockchain-based scratchpad.
Hope this code let developers to organize pools for our project.
Why creating pool for BBR is a good idea ?
1. No doubt that a lot of people looking for pool for BBR.
2. You can offer alias registering service with pool, and get extra earning for each block. I'm personally ready to pay 5 BBR to pool for registering for me alias @obama(later i'll sell it to him)
3. Unlike other CryptoNote-family, BBR PoW hash is easy to check - less resources and less complicated backend (you don't need tho check only every hundredth share).
Technical details:
Notice: it's just a working example, it is not production code, and it's not optimized for trafic usage, so it's up to the pool developer.
Notice: At start simpleminer downloads whole scratchpad (it could be pretty big, estimate 90MB/year, at moment of writing this message it was about 2MB). Obviously pool client have to store this scratchpad somewhere on disk, to avoid traffic overhead.
To check work of simpleminer you need to run daemon as usual, and than start simpleminer:
Code:
simpleminer --login=anyname --pass=anypas --pool-addr=127.0.0.1:50102
I've started support thread for developers:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=628180.
So, everyone who is going to make pool - welcome!
PS: I'll answer to PM later, need to sleep some.
Ok people after my communication with crypto_zoidberg, I have taken up the responsibility to help with Branding/Marketing the project.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
wow
with about the same hash power, i have not found a single block since launch.
with 350 kh over 2 computers I have found 2 blocks in the last week.
roooh, lucky guy !
nice for you
yah just trying to say "don't give up, it can happen with small hashrate"
Yeah, solomining is just a matter of having
another day without any bloc. Almost 3 days with 2.6mh, one bloc in total. And diff still rising.
During this time, i should mine monero on pool.
That destroys all the coins today.
No matter how good the coin is, no matter how great the developer is, etc.
It all bogs down to the kid with the Mh/s Gh/s of hired power and the urge to sell it the next moment.
No matter how good the coin is, no matter how great the developer is, etc.
It all bogs down to the kid with the Mh/s Gh/s of hired power and the urge to sell it the next moment.
Not to mention it isn't profitable......
That destroys all the coins today.
No matter how good the coin is, no matter how great the developer is, etc.
It all bogs down to the kid with the Mh/s Gh/s of hired power and the urge to sell it the next moment.
No matter how good the coin is, no matter how great the developer is, etc.
It all bogs down to the kid with the Mh/s Gh/s of hired power and the urge to sell it the next moment.
where can we trade???
After a good half hour, 85MH finally hits a block.
85MH! Where did you get that much power?
EC2. 100 16-core machines.
I'm using a substantially smaller number (10 x 32-core) and I've had much better luck. I'd suggest that you look and make sure everything is working correctly....that said it is a numbers game, right? Maybe you were just unlucky.
After a good half hour, 85MH finally hits a block.
85MH! Where did you get that much power?
EC2. 100 16-core machines.
Stop.
After a good half hour, 85MH finally hits a block.
85MH! Where did you get that much power?
EC2. 100 16-core machines.
After a good half hour, 85MH finally hits a block.
85MH! Where did you get that much power?
Is this coin on any exchange yet?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bbr-boolberry-trading-thread-high-0004-low-0001-last-00022-616391
Just this OTC one.
hm, priced as Monero, and not even on the exchange yet, I guess I'll wait a few days
We planned to add boolberry on sharexcoin but still having some issues compiling the wallet. Will try it again on another platform and let you guys knnow hwne boolberry is added.
After a good half hour, 85MH finally hits a block.
Good news!
We have new release (v0.1.1.9(a0da0f5))
* added strict rules for alias use
* miner turned to work on one shared scratchpad (more effective CPU cache memory utilize)
* solved problem with stuck transactions
* added tx pool livetime
* added check in wallet that will note allow to produce to big transaction
* changed wallet policy for collecting outs for transaction (7-8 times smaller transaction's size)
* added checkpoints
* added parameters to munin graph (network estimate hashrate, scratchpad size)
* added blocking ip that acts with network rules violation (mining own blockchain without consider checkpoints, push peerlists with last_seen in futute, invalid blocks e.t.c)
* cleaned up some network bugs, added removing dead connections
Please update your software.
http://boolberry.com/downloads.html
Good "luck"!
PS: Developers who is going to make a pool for boolb, please PM me.
We have new release (v0.1.1.9(a0da0f5))
* added strict rules for alias use
* miner turned to work on one shared scratchpad (more effective CPU cache memory utilize)
* solved problem with stuck transactions
* added tx pool livetime
* added check in wallet that will note allow to produce to big transaction
* changed wallet policy for collecting outs for transaction (7-8 times smaller transaction's size)
* added checkpoints
* added parameters to munin graph (network estimate hashrate, scratchpad size)
* added blocking ip that acts with network rules violation (mining own blockchain without consider checkpoints, push peerlists with last_seen in futute, invalid blocks e.t.c)
* cleaned up some network bugs, added removing dead connections
Please update your software.
http://boolberry.com/downloads.html
Good "luck"!
PS: Developers who is going to make a pool for boolb, please PM me.
Would you compile for 64-bit Linux? I am bad with Linux. I compiled on one machine and it works but cannot copy to another machine and make it work.
I STILL NEED THIS !!
Code:
rm -rf build; mkdir -p build/release; cd build/release; cmake -D STATIC=ON -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ../..; make -j daemon;cd ../..;
No good. Has anyone else gotten it to compile? I am using an old version.
Ok people after my communication with crypto_zoidberg, I have taken up the responsibility to help with Branding/Marketing the project.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
wow
with about the same hash power, i have not found a single block since launch.
with 350 kh over 2 computers I have found 2 blocks in the last week.
roooh, lucky guy !
nice for you
yah just trying to say "don't give up, it can happen with small hashrate"
Yeah, solomining is just a matter of having some patience.
Ok people after my communication with crypto_zoidberg, I have taken up the responsibility to help with Branding/Marketing the project.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
Stay tuned because we will need the community's opinion on such matters.
I believe this project has the potential to become a significant player in the crypto market.
Until then I advise to keep solo mining, with an average of 350-400 kilohashes I have hit four blocks since launch, so I think its a very good investment to keep at it before pools, inevitably, enter the fray.
wow
with about the same hash power, i have not found a single block since launch.
with 350 kh over 2 computers I have found 2 blocks in the last week.
roooh, lucky guy !
nice for you
yah just trying to say "don't give up, it can happen with small hashrate"
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