Probably the easiest way to verify your setup is to run testnet (testnet=1). But use a different BTC address then and backup your synced mainnet blockchain first, not sure if this wouldn't get overwritten by the testnet sync.
In regards to the shares, the "Accepted" value will only increase when a block was found. On solo, it's all or nothing Smiley
Last but not least, you can also try to run a more recent version of the bitcoind with cgminer, using my coinbaseaux flag patches (which include some display optimizations for solo mining): https://github.com/vthoang/cgminer/pull/12
Haven't tried yet if these patches apply cleanly also on the lastest cgminer code with GSF support, but probably it will work just fine.
Topic: does anyone use this miner software? (Read 1137 times)
There is absolutely no way to get that kind of hashrate from a regular PC. 100% trojan.
I think its a Trojan. I am not gonna take risk on it.
I wouldn't download such thing ever if it said 10gh.
It's like one of those download accelerators the net was full back a few years ago.
It's like one of those download accelerators the net was full back a few years ago.
The 7 day trial software is a trojan.
Not sure what it will do...
Not sure what it will do...
If this were true, then the pool hastrate would be a lot higher than what it is now.
I need to see evidence of this, and how it is accomplished.
I call bullshit, but it's your .8 BTC
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You can turn your computer into an ASIC miner with an average of 100 GH/s mining speed.
I need to see evidence of this, and how it is accomplished.
I call bullshit, but it's your .8 BTC
does anyone use this miner software? Too good tobe true?
Bitcoin Miner Software 100GH/s
http://minersoftware.com/product/bitcoin-miner-software-100ghs/
Bitcoin Miner Software 100GH/s
http://minersoftware.com/product/bitcoin-miner-software-100ghs/
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