If you're on Windows you might as well just use GUIminer, and forget about POCLBM use Phoenix instead with Catalyst 11.6 + SDK 2.4 or 2.2 if you can get that earlier version to work.
Majorly second this.
Topic: -d in POCLBM doesnt wanna work (Read 887 times)
Majorly second this.
If you're on Windows you might as well just use GUIminer, and forget about POCLBM use Phoenix instead with Catalyst 11.6 + SDK 2.4 or 2.2 if you can get that earlier version to work.
Yes, that command looks correct - it's a very low hash rate though, so you may want to let it run for a while.
Try using the --verbose option as well, and look for any "accepted" in the output.
Is the first device a GPU? If so, try using -d 0 instead of -d 1.
Try using the --verbose option as well, and look for any "accepted" in the output.
Is the first device a GPU? If so, try using -d 0 instead of -d 1.
I get this the whole time. I never get any profit... What am I doing wrong?
https://i.imgur.com/4tkM3.png
The command is: poclbm -d 1 username:[email protected]:8332 right?
https://i.imgur.com/4tkM3.png
The command is: poclbm -d 1 username:[email protected]:8332 right?
You still need to execute poclbm. In that last screenshot you didn't type "poclbm -d", you just typed -d.
Nobody knows?
Oh, come on now... nobody knows?
BUMPING FOR HELP!
I started up POCLBM and I am stuck on what to do. -d doesnt seem to work.
https://i.imgur.com/Hdydo.png
https://i.imgur.com/Hdydo.png
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