BTW the SP miner is still getting 10% less hash rate compared to DJM's original release. The power fluctuates a lot on the SP version compared to the DJM version.
Wich card models? Wich operating system? I get 5-10% more hash on my rigs...
Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 922. (Read 2347659 times)
Wich card models? Wich operating system? I get 5-10% more hash on my rigs...
-scryptr perhaps give it a test like this rpcallowip=192.168.*.* it might help you.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
thats quite interesting ...
so the last two address points can work with it - but not a wildcard 'just' on the last one ...
have you tried this with granite thewolf - or with other coins? ...
#crysx
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
I did mention no one uses pool mining except for giant farms and they're unlikely to actually donate as they probably have their own devs they employ.
I also said that the miner would be better off with a miner fee split among developers or a company which could manage such things.
I will also, also point out the people who were complaining were mainly other devs.
Honestly I really don't understand this. It's like developers like putting themselves in the corner and then complaining about miners too. What's wrong with a mining fee? We've went over this multiple times. You could easily get paid for your work. You could even make it optional to test it out or a release candidate with miner improvements and a fee to see how it turns out.
It's already been done successfully with Claymore.
Sorry crowdfunding wrecks private miners.
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
This farm is making 3.274 BTC a day on this adress..
Pretty good..
No donations to the developers.
If you release your faster lyra2v2 kernal djm34, he will upgrade and the profit will go away.
Massive hashrate...
equal to around 1300 750ti's @ 40watt (52,000 watt)
But I think this company has some older compute cards. So the power usage is probobly twice as much as the competition. And all the rigs are linux based.
Yeah, too bad there isn't a 2% miner fee attached to that... XD
Curiously why do so many devs hate the idea of a miner fee? I don't understand. No one has made a rational argument against it yet. Even Wolf (of all people) eventually agreed with me in this thread that it was a good idea. It supports the developers, it scales with hashing power, and it's something small miners can handle.
shall we point you to the numerous answer many of us have already answered that question ?
Sure, in light of you not providing one. zzzz...
BTW the SP miner is still getting 10% less hash rate compared to DJM's original release. The power fluctuates a lot on the SP version compared to the DJM version.
SOLO-MINE GRANITECOIN (GRN)--
I have been experimenting with solo-mining while using sp_'s modified and enhanced kernels. After successfully solo-mining Ether Coin (ETH) with a cuda-modded ethminer from Genoil, I began using sp_'s CCminer and learning to configure it for solo-mining . I have since mined SecureCoin (SRC, Quark algo), and VertCoin (VTC, Lyra2v2 algo), and I am still determined to tackle NeoScrypt algo coins.
In the meantime, I successfully have begun mining GraniteCoin. GraniteCoin uses the x11 algo. It is also a project headed by a frequent contributor to this thread, Chrysophylax.
It was very easy to set up and solo-mine this coin. My wallet, GraniteCoin wallet v1.0.1.0 Release-final, was obtained from the website, "www.granitecoin.com". I am running Win 7 x64, I ran the QT installation executable, and the wallet synched up with the network fairly quickly. During that time, I wrote a configuration file:
=================cut line=================
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=yourname
rpcpassword=x
rpcport=21778
port=21777
rcpallowip=127.0.0.1
rcpallowip=192.168.1.111
rpcallowip=192.168.1.112
rpcallowip=192.168.1.113
rpcallowip=192.168.1.114
rpcallowip=192.168.1.115
=================cut line=================
where "192.168.1.111" is the LAN IP address of the Win 7 server with the wallet. The other addresses are the LAN IP addresses of computers within the LAN capable of mining with cpuminer-multi (tpruvot), or sp_'s CCminer release dot 69. I specified each individual address after receiving errors in earlier attempts while using wild cards (192.168.1.*). Further, the GraniteCoin wallet would only let the local GTX 960 connect by the localhost address, "127.0.0.1". The configuration file goes in the directory "...AppData/Roaming/granitecoin" under the login-user name. It is named granitecoin.conf by default.
My Win 7 launch bat is named run-cc.bat, and written like this:
=================cut line=================
:loop
c:\mine\ccminer.exe -c solo-grn.conf
pause
goto loop
=================cut line=================
as I have several configuration files, very similar, allowing me to switch between pools and wallets easily by only typing in the name with notepad.
My solo-grn.conf file, on Win 7, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
{
"url" : "127.0.0.1:21778",
"user" : "yourname",
"pass" : "x",
"algo" : "x11",
"intensity" : 20.5,
"cpu-mining" : 1,
"cpu-priority" : 5,
"quiet" : false,
"debug" : false
}
=================cut line=================
My Linux launch line, on the IP addresses across the LAN, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
./ccminer -a x11 -i 20.5 -C --cpu-priority 5 -o http://192.168.1.111:21778 -u yourname -p x
=================cut line=================
It just works. Simple, solid....
GraniteCoin wallet with first three 100-coin blocks.
--scryptr
I have been experimenting with solo-mining while using sp_'s modified and enhanced kernels. After successfully solo-mining Ether Coin (ETH) with a cuda-modded ethminer from Genoil, I began using sp_'s CCminer and learning to configure it for solo-mining . I have since mined SecureCoin (SRC, Quark algo), and VertCoin (VTC, Lyra2v2 algo), and I am still determined to tackle NeoScrypt algo coins.
In the meantime, I successfully have begun mining GraniteCoin. GraniteCoin uses the x11 algo. It is also a project headed by a frequent contributor to this thread, Chrysophylax.
It was very easy to set up and solo-mine this coin. My wallet, GraniteCoin wallet v1.0.1.0 Release-final, was obtained from the website, "www.granitecoin.com". I am running Win 7 x64, I ran the QT installation executable, and the wallet synched up with the network fairly quickly. During that time, I wrote a configuration file:
=================cut line=================
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=yourname
rpcpassword=x
rpcport=21778
port=21777
rcpallowip=127.0.0.1
rcpallowip=192.168.1.111
rpcallowip=192.168.1.112
rpcallowip=192.168.1.113
rpcallowip=192.168.1.114
rpcallowip=192.168.1.115
=================cut line=================
where "192.168.1.111" is the LAN IP address of the Win 7 server with the wallet. The other addresses are the LAN IP addresses of computers within the LAN capable of mining with cpuminer-multi (tpruvot), or sp_'s CCminer release dot 69. I specified each individual address after receiving errors in earlier attempts while using wild cards (192.168.1.*). Further, the GraniteCoin wallet would only let the local GTX 960 connect by the localhost address, "127.0.0.1". The configuration file goes in the directory "...AppData/Roaming/granitecoin" under the login-user name. It is named granitecoin.conf by default.
My Win 7 launch bat is named run-cc.bat, and written like this:
=================cut line=================
:loop
c:\mine\ccminer.exe -c solo-grn.conf
pause
goto loop
=================cut line=================
as I have several configuration files, very similar, allowing me to switch between pools and wallets easily by only typing in the name with notepad.
My solo-grn.conf file, on Win 7, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
{
"url" : "127.0.0.1:21778",
"user" : "yourname",
"pass" : "x",
"algo" : "x11",
"intensity" : 20.5,
"cpu-mining" : 1,
"cpu-priority" : 5,
"quiet" : false,
"debug" : false
}
=================cut line=================
My Linux launch line, on the IP addresses across the LAN, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
./ccminer -a x11 -i 20.5 -C --cpu-priority 5 -o http://192.168.1.111:21778 -u yourname -p x
=================cut line=================
It just works. Simple, solid....
GraniteCoin wallet with first three 100-coin blocks.
--scryptr
wow ... thats quite in depth scryptr ... tanx much ...
the work that has been put into the back end is huge - i dont say too much about it ( only that there has been a lot of work been put in ) - but even i didnt contemplate in putting a small guide like this together ... this really is simple - and the mining really is solid - and the network stable ...
i have never seen anyone put a small how to - to solomine granite like this ( no longer granitecoin - even though granitecoin domain will be changed - and the code will be changed to reflect that in future revisions ) ... you mind if i copy and add to it? ...
it also looks like there is one more bonus block coming of 100000grn - right before the halving to 50grn a block ... i need to verify this - but the code shows that this will happen soon ...
pm me your address mate - send some as a tanx to you ... irc also just had a bot installed to rain coins also ... im still getting used to it
...also - if you have compiled ( or even downloaded ccminer-spmod ) the miner can reach higher intensity on the gigabyte 750ti oc cards - up to -X 28 ( or -i 22 i think ) ...
ill definitely look into the wildcard issue and the network solo issue on the next revision ... if you could list the issues you are having with the wallet solo - ill attend to them as soon as possible ...
we are testing the new grn forum also - and will release that shortly when we have tested as thoroughly as we can ... for now - if you would like to see the test forum and register while changes are still going - its under granitecoin.com/forum ( which will change to grn-forum.granitecoin.com when its fully functional ) ...
let us know what you think ...
tanx again for the very specific info - it helps a great deal ...
#crysx
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
I did mention no one uses pool mining except for giant farms and they're unlikely to actually donate as they probably have their own devs they employ.
I also said that the miner would be better off with a miner fee split among developers or a company which could manage such things.
I will also, also point out the people who were complaining were mainly other devs.
Honestly I really don't understand this. It's like developers like putting themselves in the corner and then complaining about miners too. What's wrong with a mining fee? We've went over this multiple times. You could easily get paid for your work. You could even make it optional to test it out or a release candidate with miner improvements and a fee to see how it turns out.
It's already been done successfully with Claymore.
Sorry crowdfunding wrecks private miners.
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
This farm is making 3.274 BTC a day on this adress..
Pretty good..
No donations to the developers.
If you release your faster lyra2v2 kernal djm34, he will upgrade and the profit will go away.
Massive hashrate...
equal to around 1300 750ti's @ 40watt (52,000 watt)
But I think this company has some older compute cards. So the power usage is probobly twice as much as the competition. And all the rigs are linux based.
Yeah, too bad there isn't a 2% miner fee attached to that... XD
Curiously why do so many devs hate the idea of a miner fee? I don't understand. No one has made a rational argument against it yet. Even Wolf (of all people) eventually agreed with me in this thread that it was a good idea. It supports the developers, it scales with hashing power, and it's something small miners can handle.
shall we point you to the numerous answer many of us have already answered that question ?
-scryptr perhaps give it a test like this rpcallowip=192.168.*.* it might help you.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
It's worth nothing that some coin wallets doesn't allow the use of asterisks with rpcallowip in the config file and refuse to start with it.
Edit:
-scryptr perhaps give it a test like this rpcallowip=192.168.*.* it might help you.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
in the miner config file. This worked for me across four different routers I have inline.
All my main stuff is out in the shop "out back of the house" but I have also mined from
3 or 4 laptops inside my house while rigs mined in the shop. I have 3 wireless routers 1 main router plus cable modem.
SOLO-MINE GRANITECOIN (GRN)--
I have been experimenting with solo-mining while using sp_'s modified and enhanced kernels. After successfully solo-mining Ether Coin (ETH) with a cuda-modded ethminer from Genoil, I began using sp_'s CCminer and learning to configure it for solo-mining . I have since mined SecureCoin (SRC, Quark algo), and VertCoin (VTC, Lyra2v2 algo), and I am still determined to tackle NeoScrypt algo coins.
In the meantime, I successfully have begun mining GraniteCoin. GraniteCoin uses the x11 algo. It is also a project headed by a frequent contributor to this thread, Chrysophylax.
It was very easy to set up and solo-mine this coin. My wallet, GraniteCoin wallet v1.0.1.0 Release-final, was obtained from the website, "www.granitecoin.com". I am running Win 7 x64, I ran the QT installation executable, and the wallet synched up with the network fairly quickly. During that time, I wrote a configuration file:
=================cut line=================
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=yourname
rpcpassword=x
rpcport=21778
port=21777
rcpallowip=127.0.0.1
rcpallowip=192.168.1.111
rpcallowip=192.168.1.112
rpcallowip=192.168.1.113
rpcallowip=192.168.1.114
rpcallowip=192.168.1.115
=================cut line=================
where "192.168.1.111" is the LAN IP address of the Win 7 server with the wallet. The other addresses are the LAN IP addresses of computers within the LAN capable of mining with cpuminer-multi (tpruvot), or sp_'s CCminer release dot 69. I specified each individual address after receiving errors in earlier attempts while using wild cards (192.168.1.*). Further, the GraniteCoin wallet would only let the local GTX 960 connect by the localhost address, "127.0.0.1". The configuration file goes in the directory "...AppData/Roaming/granitecoin" under the login-user name. It is named granitecoin.conf by default.
My Win 7 launch bat is named run-cc.bat, and written like this:
=================cut line=================
:loop
c:\mine\ccminer.exe -c solo-grn.conf
pause
goto loop
=================cut line=================
as I have several configuration files, very similar, allowing me to switch between pools and wallets easily by only typing in the name with notepad.
My solo-grn.conf file, on Win 7, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
{
"url" : "127.0.0.1:21778",
"user" : "yourname",
"pass" : "x",
"algo" : "x11",
"intensity" : 20.5,
"cpu-mining" : 1,
"cpu-priority" : 5,
"quiet" : false,
"debug" : false
}
=================cut line=================
My Linux launch line, on the IP addresses across the LAN, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
./ccminer -a x11 -i 20.5 -C --cpu-priority 5 -o http://192.168.1.111:21778 -u yourname -p x
=================cut line=================
It just works. Simple, solid....
GraniteCoin wallet with first three 100-coin blocks.
--scryptr
I have been experimenting with solo-mining while using sp_'s modified and enhanced kernels. After successfully solo-mining Ether Coin (ETH) with a cuda-modded ethminer from Genoil, I began using sp_'s CCminer and learning to configure it for solo-mining . I have since mined SecureCoin (SRC, Quark algo), and VertCoin (VTC, Lyra2v2 algo), and I am still determined to tackle NeoScrypt algo coins.
In the meantime, I successfully have begun mining GraniteCoin. GraniteCoin uses the x11 algo. It is also a project headed by a frequent contributor to this thread, Chrysophylax.
It was very easy to set up and solo-mine this coin. My wallet, GraniteCoin wallet v1.0.1.0 Release-final, was obtained from the website, "www.granitecoin.com". I am running Win 7 x64, I ran the QT installation executable, and the wallet synched up with the network fairly quickly. During that time, I wrote a configuration file:
=================cut line=================
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=yourname
rpcpassword=x
rpcport=21778
port=21777
rcpallowip=127.0.0.1
rcpallowip=192.168.1.111
rpcallowip=192.168.1.112
rpcallowip=192.168.1.113
rpcallowip=192.168.1.114
rpcallowip=192.168.1.115
=================cut line=================
where "192.168.1.111" is the LAN IP address of the Win 7 server with the wallet. The other addresses are the LAN IP addresses of computers within the LAN capable of mining with cpuminer-multi (tpruvot), or sp_'s CCminer release dot 69. I specified each individual address after receiving errors in earlier attempts while using wild cards (192.168.1.*). Further, the GraniteCoin wallet would only let the local GTX 960 connect by the localhost address, "127.0.0.1". The configuration file goes in the directory "...AppData/Roaming/granitecoin" under the login-user name. It is named granitecoin.conf by default.
My Win 7 launch bat is named run-cc.bat, and written like this:
=================cut line=================
:loop
c:\mine\ccminer.exe -c solo-grn.conf
pause
goto loop
=================cut line=================
as I have several configuration files, very similar, allowing me to switch between pools and wallets easily by only typing in the name with notepad.
My solo-grn.conf file, on Win 7, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
{
"url" : "127.0.0.1:21778",
"user" : "yourname",
"pass" : "x",
"algo" : "x11",
"intensity" : 20.5,
"cpu-mining" : 1,
"cpu-priority" : 5,
"quiet" : false,
"debug" : false
}
=================cut line=================
My Linux launch line, on the IP addresses across the LAN, reads like this:
=================cut line=================
./ccminer -a x11 -i 20.5 -C --cpu-priority 5 -o http://192.168.1.111:21778 -u yourname -p x
=================cut line=================
It just works. Simple, solid....
GraniteCoin wallet with first three 100-coin blocks.
--scryptr
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
This farm is making 3.274 BTC a day on this adress..
Pretty good..
No donations to the developers.
If you release your faster lyra2v2 kernal djm34, he will upgrade and the profit will go away.
Massive hashrate...
equal to around 1300 750ti's @ 40watt (52,000 watt)
But I think this company has some older compute cards. So the power usage is probobly twice as much as the competition. And all the rigs are linux based.
they soon will be history if i get my way with thefarm ...
and im on the devs side
...so no need to worry if these greedy people dont donate ...
just need to get the infrastructure right - and functional ... working hard to do so ... a little way off before it gets to that level of hashrate - but better slow progress than never ...
besides - who cares what they do ... concern yourself with those that DO ... like us supporters here ...
i know you are showing proof of the point you were making sp - but we here that DO support you devs ARE the ones that need to be looked after ...
#crysx
BIG SNIP--
@ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
Actually my post about that was for the earlier versions r55 and lower. No console output until it finds a block.@ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
You can also tell if it is actually working by the video card temperature. Idle temp. its not doing any work, if its heating
up its doing work and should find a block. As for time that all depends on the hashrate and diff. as to how long that might take.
Don't know about the newer fixed version since I don't have a working copy yet. Waiting on r70 so I can test the --broken-neo-wallet
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
I did mention no one uses pool mining except for giant farms and they're unlikely to actually donate as they probably have their own devs they employ.
I also said that the miner would be better off with a miner fee split among developers or a company which could manage such things.
I will also, also point out the people who were complaining were mainly other devs.
Honestly I really don't understand this. It's like developers like putting themselves in the corner and then complaining about miners too. What's wrong with a mining fee? We've went over this multiple times. You could easily get paid for your work. You could even make it optional to test it out or a release candidate with miner improvements and a fee to see how it turns out.
It's already been done successfully with Claymore.
Sorry crowdfunding wrecks private miners.
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
This farm is making 3.274 BTC a day on this adress..
Pretty good..
No donations to the developers.
If you release your faster lyra2v2 kernal djm34, he will upgrade and the profit will go away.
Massive hashrate...
equal to around 1300 750ti's @ 40watt (52,000 watt)
But I think this company has some older compute cards. So the power usage is probobly twice as much as the competition. And all the rigs are linux based.
Yeah, too bad there isn't a 2% miner fee attached to that... XD
Curiously why do so many devs hate the idea of a miner fee? I don't understand. No one has made a rational argument against it yet. Even Wolf (of all people) eventually agreed with me in this thread that it was a good idea. It supports the developers, it scales with hashing power, and it's something small miners can handle.
BIG SNIP--
@ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
then in that case use "--no-gbt" in the command line @ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
BIG SNIP--
@ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
@ T-nelson-- I did see TheWolf's post about the console at launch posting very little info and no hashing reports until a block was found. That is discouraging, because I may have been actually solo-mining "in the dark". The wallet needs to be looked at by the right people.
@DJM34-- I am pretty sure that I used the NeoScrypt CCminer that you linked up for the NeoScrypt contributors. I put the Lyra2v2 in a separate directory.
--scryptr
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
2-BITS--
I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr
Much appreciated, sir!
Which coins are you having wallet trouble with specifically? PhoenixCoin is fixed in their master branch, so should be OK whenever they cut a new release. I opened an issue for FeatherCoin at https://github.com/FeatherCoin/Feathercoin/issues/77. You can use the --broken-neo-wallet flag until they sort things out.
I also wanted to clarify that by "closed," I meant "closed source." That is the only way to enforce something like a small fee. Generally in open source I don't care about such things because, for someone else to monetize my work, they have to put in some effort on their own. However, with a miner its just; start program, profit!
ORBITCOIN (ORB)--
And Feathercoin. I attempted to use release dot 69 (prior to the wallet flag) with the wallet and it just sat there, no card hashing reports. I then used DJM34's CCminer for NeoScrypt, with debugging on and quiet off, and got this:
Error messages when attempting to solo-mine with OrbitCoin wallet (NeoScrypt).
At that point I stopped attempting to solo-mine with NeoScrypt. I'll wait for the compiled Windows release with the wallet flag. I have compiled on Windows, but not for a while.
--scryptr
anyhow you need to turn-off gbt support, (see help menu for that) which is off in most of my release.
edit: actually if you are using the lyra2 version, it probably include the bug sp introduced...
since it is based on the sp fork. (and I don't use this one to mine neoscrypt)
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
2-BITS--
I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr
Much appreciated, sir!
Which coins are you having wallet trouble with specifically? PhoenixCoin is fixed in their master branch, so should be OK whenever they cut a new release. I opened an issue for FeatherCoin at https://github.com/FeatherCoin/Feathercoin/issues/77. You can use the --broken-neo-wallet flag until they sort things out.
I also wanted to clarify that by "closed," I meant "closed source." That is the only way to enforce something like a small fee. Generally in open source I don't care about such things because, for someone else to monetize my work, they have to put in some effort on their own. However, with a miner its just; start program, profit!
ORBITCOIN (ORB)--
And Feathercoin. I attempted to use release dot 69 (prior to the wallet flag) with the wallet and it just sat there, no card hashing reports. I then used DJM34's CCminer for NeoScrypt, with debugging on and quiet off, and got this:
Error messages when attempting to solo-mine with OrbitCoin wallet (NeoScrypt).
At that point I stopped attempting to solo-mine with NeoScrypt. I'll wait for the compiled Windows release with the wallet flag. I have compiled on Windows, but not for a while.
--scryptr
I've updated my previous post with what I've found regarding neoscrypt wallet status. If you're having issues with one that's already fixed, then you need a newer version of the wallet. That may require waiting for their devs to cut a release. Of the two that are reported, I'd suggest posting in the GH issue thread links I've posted.
As for output, did you see zTheWolfz's post a while back? Apparently that's how it's always worked. It could be something in the kernel.
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
2-BITS--
I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr
Much appreciated, sir!
Which coins are you having wallet trouble with specifically? PhoenixCoin is fixed in their master branch, so should be OK whenever they cut a new release. I opened an issue for FeatherCoin at https://github.com/FeatherCoin/Feathercoin/issues/77. You can use the --broken-neo-wallet flag until they sort things out.
I also wanted to clarify that by "closed," I meant "closed source." That is the only way to enforce something like a small fee. Generally in open source I don't care about such things because, for someone else to monetize my work, they have to put in some effort on their own. However, with a miner its just; start program, profit!
ORBITCOIN (ORB)--
And Feathercoin. I attempted to use release dot 69 (prior to the wallet flag) with the wallet and it just sat there, no card hashing reports. I then used DJM34's CCminer for NeoScrypt, with debugging on and quiet off, and got this:
Error messages when attempting to solo-mine with OrbitCoin wallet (NeoScrypt).
At that point I stopped attempting to solo-mine with NeoScrypt. I'll wait for the compiled Windows release with the wallet flag. I have compiled on Windows, but not for a while.
--scryptr
I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...
Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.
Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.
Cheers
Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.
2-BITS--
I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr
Much appreciated, sir!
Which coins are you having wallet trouble with specifically? PhoenixCoin is fixed in their master branch, so should be OK whenever they cut a new release. I opened an issue for FeatherCoin at here. You can use the --broken-neo-wallet flag until they sort things out.
I also wanted to clarify that by "closed," I meant "closed source." That is the only way to enforce something like a small fee. Generally in open source I don't care about such things because, for someone else to monetize my work, they have to put in some effort on their own. However, with a miner its just; start program, profit!
EDIT: I checked sources for Feather, Pheonix, Orbit, UFO and Halcyon. They're all correct except for Feather, which I already reported and UFO, which I've reported here.
My poor gtx750 hashes only 3750khs/s on lyra2v2 and sp_mod r69. Is it normal?
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
Nicehash lyrav2 currently paying 2.6896btc ..Dropped to 0.50
Up to 0.9296 now..https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=miners&a=14&l=0
The top miner just switched from mining quark to lyra2v2 5,4 gigash all NVIDIA. I wonder if he is using the DJM-34 version or the sp-mod.
This farm is making 3.274 BTC a day on this adress..
Pretty good..
No donations to the developers.
If you release your faster lyra2v2 kernal djm34, he will upgrade and the profit will go away.
Massive hashrate...
equal to around 1300 750ti's @ 40watt (52,000 watt)
But I think this company has some older compute cards. So the power usage is probobly twice as much as the competition. And all the rigs are linux based.
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