Port 3333.
Hi, I work with good number of accepted using cgminer in Windows 7 connecting to port 3333, but in a Rapberry I cant use this port, only 4334, without good results.
May the differents internet networks affects?
How can I test the pool and ports in Debian?
Thanks
Nicolás
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-ck, do you think this chip based on a new kind of transistor, might be what they say?
http://cryptotech.no
Something...interesting...to read:
'great' ROI: http://www.cryptotech.no/2017/10/20/pay-with-bitcoins/
One of Norways biggest online newspapers: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=no&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fe24.no%2F24234136
CEO, linkedin: https://s9.postimg.org/lnz84fn0t/744778786.jpg (linkedin.com/in/erik-solberg-65557115)
That's offtopic for this thread. I'm not in a position to pass judgement on them and their alleged hardware. http://cryptotech.no
Something...interesting...to read:
'great' ROI: http://www.cryptotech.no/2017/10/20/pay-with-bitcoins/
One of Norways biggest online newspapers: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=no&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fe24.no%2F24234136
CEO, linkedin: https://s9.postimg.org/lnz84fn0t/744778786.jpg (linkedin.com/in/erik-solberg-65557115)
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Upcoming mining hardware that will require poolside support....
You can't just throw that out there and leave me hanging...
Yeah, I also wish to know what ck had in mind? What kind of hardware?
The Halong Dragonmint. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dragonmint-t1-16ths-halongminingcom-2443327
It uses ASICBOOST and only gets up to advertised speed if the pool supports it...
I still cant believe Dragonmint is a thing... they had some shady ass PR.
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Upcoming mining hardware that will require poolside support....
You can't just throw that out there and leave me hanging...
Yeah, I also wish to know what ck had in mind? What kind of hardware?
The Halong Dragonmint. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dragonmint-t1-16ths-halongminingcom-2443327
It uses ASICBOOST and only gets up to advertised speed if the pool supports it...
Google it a bit and decide for yourself.
The one thing almost no one seems willing to do... always looking for the 'easy' answers... HAHA!
(Moderator's note: This post was edited by frodocooper to fix broken quote formatting.)
Is there something we now need to do? Do I need to create a new receive address through Coinbase?
If your wallet supports Bech32, it is maybe a good idea to generate one. They reduce stress on the network among other things. Google it a bit and decide for yourself.
-Fred
Guys, on active miners list http://ckpool.org/#/miners I am the only one with Bech32 address (native segwit), the one starting with BC1 instead of 1 or 3. Proud!!! And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it 
And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it I'm installing the new core and will switch my address once that is all set up. I am a bit torn though at "losing" my history, even if it is a bit small compared to some of the beasts we have in this group.
-Fred
Core running, new address generated and in place! Back to the bottom of the pool :-/
I think something funky is happening with my derp
Annoying rounding shit. Quote
"derp": 0.0009820600000000001,
I think something funky is happening with my derp
Quote
"derp": 0.0009820600000000001,
Core's not gunna like that 
You misunderstand the people involved in it. Many core developers have been part of the process. The whole point of it is to make it available to everyone and use only overt asicboost which is more energy efficient and not harmful to the network. 
Core's not gunna like that
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Upcoming mining hardware that will require poolside support....
You can't just throw that out there and leave me hanging...
Yeah, I also wish to know what ck had in mind? What kind of hardware?
Finally here are the details:
https://twitter.com/ckpooldev/status/971157128365813760
Guys, on active miners list http://ckpool.org/#/miners I am the only one with Bech32 address (native segwit), the one starting with BC1 instead of 1 or 3. Proud!!! And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it
And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it I'm installing the new core and will switch my address once that is all set up. I am a bit torn though at "losing" my history, even if it is a bit small compared to some of the beasts we have in this group.
-Fred
Guys, on active miners list http://ckpool.org/#/miners I am the only one with Bech32 address (native segwit), the one starting with BC1 instead of 1 or 3. Proud!!! And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it
And you should update your wallets or find another one which supports it I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Upcoming mining hardware that will require poolside support....
You can't just throw that out there and leave me hanging...
Yeah, I also wish to know what ck had in mind? What kind of hardware?
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Upcoming mining hardware that will require poolside support....
You can't just throw that out there and leave me hanging...
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
By the way the restart happened and had only a few seconds of downtime. This pool now has support for some upcoming mining hardware that will need special poolside support. Watch for announcements shortly and all will become clear. Code on the public git repository will follow shortly after the public announcement.
Not sure if anybody else is this into the numbers or not, but take a look at the 398-399 spot on the Work page--a 300,000,000 difference in HERP. I'm sure by that point, I'll have to start throwing some more hashpower at this thing to break through that plateau.
Can't wait! The race for 100 is on...
EDIT: ...aaaand somebody moved into that spot with 220,000,000. Ya gotta be quick around here.
Can't wait! The race for 100 is on...
EDIT: ...aaaand somebody moved into that spot with 220,000,000. Ya gotta be quick around here.
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
Thankfully, I read that wrong. I saw it as a downgrade with minimal uptime.
I'll be restarting the pool in about an hour for a minor upgrade. Downtime should be minimal.
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