The next version of GUI miner should contain mineco.in as a default option!
Topic: Beginners guide to pooled bitcoin mining (Read 12405 times)
For OSX I would recommend Diablo miner, but you'll need to know how to use the terminal...
Info on pooled mining with OSX will be great.
Come on Newbies, get involved ! 
I'm afraid the 5BTC has been claimed! but more blocks are sure to follow
We are still offering a 5 BTC bonus at our pool, which should be a nice incentive for newbies
Glad it helped.
A shameless plug:
We are giving away a 5BTC Bonus to whomever finds our first block! This won't be taken from the pool reward, but from my personal wallet!
Please visit http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17310 for more information
A shameless plug:
We are giving away a 5BTC Bonus to whomever finds our first block! This won't be taken from the pool reward, but from my personal wallet!
Please visit http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=17310 for more information
Great tutorial. Thanks, this actually really helped!
Sweet, your guide got this noob up and pool mining in no time!
No problem!
I think it's fair to say that most newbies are running Windows, but I will try and get a MacOSX version up tomorrow - work permitting.
I think it's fair to say that most newbies are running Windows, but I will try and get a MacOSX version up tomorrow - work permitting.
Great guide for a Neville such as meself. Thanks for making it available.
Thanks for the info, and I'm now adding my meager 43Mhashs/s
Bentov
Bentov
Added a few extra bits to the guide!
Thanks nixpins
Setting up your own mining pool is a reasonably complex process.
The mining pool software is open source, but it still requires quite a bit of time to get it all working - once that is done you need to make sure you have good enough hardware to run it all one, and then you have a pool with no front end. There are some open source pool front ends linked here on the forums, but I don't know how mature any of them are. I installed a few of them before deciding to code my own.
Setting up your own mining pool is a reasonably complex process.
The mining pool software is open source, but it still requires quite a bit of time to get it all working - once that is done you need to make sure you have good enough hardware to run it all one, and then you have a pool with no front end. There are some open source pool front ends linked here on the forums, but I don't know how mature any of them are. I installed a few of them before deciding to code my own.
Your site has a pretty slick aesthetic, I have to say.
Thank you.
I've been looking for something like this for a while now.
I'm also interested in a make-your-own pool guide.
Keep up the good work.
-Shad3d
I've been looking for something like this for a while now.
I'm also interested in a make-your-own pool guide.
Keep up the good work.
-Shad3d
Nice work this is easy explanation how to start the bitcoin mining. I agree should be step by step guide for setting own pool mining.
I'm going to stick to suggesting people get their own wallet primarily though - I think it's for the best.
Yea, I'm not comfortable enough with the online wallets to even try that. Not that I have a ton of (or even one) BTC to put in one, but I would rather not trust anything online to keep my stuff secure at this point.
I'm going to stick to suggesting people get their own wallet primarily though - I think it's for the best.
Great advice. I think I'll put that on my site as well!
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