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Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner with DevFee disabled - page 2. (Read 11706 times)

newbie
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No. Even with --fee 0.0 it still spends about 5% of time mining on developer's pool. You can check them by 'DevFee' string in the log.

And they called me crazy when I pointed that out. Thanks for this!
sr. member
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Well In the log is nothing and on pool site I have as much shares and constant hash as I had with 3.3b.
suprnova and flypool..

Are you sure the parameter is properly set when you debug/disassemble it?
newbie
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In my linux/windows miners, 0.3.4b version has 'DevFee Accepted/Rejected share' message even with "--fee 0" argument passed.

Code analysis says the same. That's the part of windows version which processes --fee option. When it set to 0, variable gets assigned to some non-zero value, which influence program's behavior later:
 https://ibb.co/fVoJja
sr. member
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There is no DevFee string if you set --fee 0 it still works as he implemented it in 0.3.3b ..and leave him his devfee.
jr. member
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Ah, ok. Thanks a lot for this info.
newbie
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No. Even with --fee 0.0 it still spends about 5% of time mining on developer's pool. You can check them by 'DevFee' string in the log.
jr. member
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You can choose the fee yourself with EWBF. Adding --fee 0.0 to the command line does the same.
newbie
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Version of EWBF's zec-miner without developer's fee.

Thread which used to mine for developer's fee now works on your shares, so,
you can notice 'Accepted share' message with wrong share counter in program's output. That's fine.

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