Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 1146. (Read 2347601 times)

I was never sold on DRK so I never held onto it. I sold over 1k for around 0.0003 last year february.

im heading to the office in about an hour - will test the latest compile then ...

errors out huh? ... i hope not ...

#crysx

it fails to build under linux:
thank you!

no i sold my mined drk when they hit $11 ...

the bitcoins i sold only a week before they hit $1100 ... THAT was my mistake ...

we learn .. i have never mined btc - ever ... always converted back to btc no matter what currency was mined ... always have - always will ...

btc IS the standard no matter what anyone says or claims about the 'lack' of technology or 'lack' of advancement that btc has ...

so all coins these days are now mined and traded - not dumped ...

#crysx

Did you sell your mined bitcoins at 11$ as well? Why didn't you wait and sold when they where $1100 ?

I merged some changes from the klaus_t fork. Whirlpoolx fixes.

Now I am implementing a new AES wich uses the level2 cache of the maxwell and half the instructions.

i mined drk when it was still in its infancy and sold ALL of them when they hit $11 ...

what did i convert them to? ... btc of course ...

why setup another 'standard' when you already have THE standard ...

besides - donors will only back something they THINK they can make money from ... so if thats what 'they' are doing - then it just might be something to continue looking at ...

but for now - not for me ...

#crysx

i have - but not with drk ...

#crysx

Because of the kind darkcoin donators a fistful of darkcoins has now turned into a fistfull of fiat.

So OT but...  why  don't you guys actually do it?

-edit- sorry wolf, you made it already?

Just between you and me. Sell your house, keep your fiat money and move to Thailand.

You might see it as wasted time, but here's the thing; I can have everything I want in windows. There is not a single thing that I can't achieve in windows that I can achieve in linux. I'm not delusional with the shortcomings of windwos systems but both efficiency, reliability and remote accessibility is just a matter of perception because at the end of the day you can have everything what linux has to offer in windows as well - that is if you don't mind taking the time to set it up. For example, I can use openssh, putty, teamviewer or similar tools to achieve the same things. It's just there are way more tools available for windows.

Darkcoin has millions of $ in support. Monero has not.

Sell your house and buy darkcoins. You might not need to work anymore...

I would rethink that and consider payouts in Monero. It offers more with respect to privacy and with http://xmr.to you can send btc 100% anonymously to whoever you want.

thats the way i used to roll out windows in an soe ( standard operating environment ) in a corporate setting ...

saves installing hundreds of workstations and can be implemented all at once from one server ...

in any case - it sounds like you have done what YOU are comfortable in doing - and that is what counts ... as you are the only one that is going to service and maintain them in the end ...

simplicity and reliability is linux - but familiarity is windows ...

for a production environment - like a farm where cost stability functionality and reliability is concerned ( where you start it - run it - and leave it ) - there is no way windows would even be a blip on that radar ...

#crysx

I mine this coin at a regular pool not this coin killing  instaming multipool  thanks though sp
 And Multipools do not keep the coins on the exchanges

I can see why people would prefer linux but I just personally can't swallow it after only using windows forever, nor could I swallow losing all the great tools and apps I've gathered over the years. I've taken a win7 x64 home premium install, disabled everything that can dynamically change it like windows update and most scheduled tasks, disabled unnecessary services, changed some registry keys like TdrDelay, installed all the tools I need and mirrored it to all the rigs and they can run for months without any issues whatsoever.

hence the reason i moved ALL of the systems off windows ...

i used to ( and still am to windows 7 extent ) a windows 'professional' - in that onsite service and network infrastructure consultant ... windows based for a long time ...

i stayed in business for almost 20 years due to the uselessness of windows on a technical basis ... still am employed contractually for 'smaller' jobs and networks ...

moving some of my clients off their windows backend to linux proved priceless ( RHEL based servers and some fedora based clients unless windows based apps were required - which is usually the case ) ...

moving the miners to linux proved priceless also - hence the farm and its quick growth ...

for those NOT able to move to linux ( or just plainly refuse to ) the best way to avoid issues is to standardize the operating environment you have ( whether it be home or business ) to the most stable windows system - in this case windows 7 at the moment ... there is a VERY good reason why most corporates DONT upgrade for many years when microsoft release a new version - and it has nothing to do with cost ... its all about stability ...

this is also true with mining / crypto in general ... and is prevalent for households too ...

if you CAN build a separate mining system ( s ) - then linux should be your preference ... it will make your life SO much easier with mining ...

my two bits of btc worth ...

#crysx

this is true - linux seems to be the underdog here - albeit the more 'stable and easier compile' way to go ...

as ive stated before mate - its a matter of functionality and productivity not just whether 'it works and works easy' scenario ...

especially if you own a farm ...

a once of setup with all that i need is better than having almost no setup with almost nothing but a rolling list ...

i like ccminer - i prefer sgminer ... stats wise that is ...

#crysx

I haven't tried win8 for mining but maybe this explains it, not sure: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/jj552975(v=vs.85).aspx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Display_Driver_Model#WDDM_1.1