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Quote from: The Cryptophilanthropist on December 11, 2015, 08:03:17 PM

Quote from: The Cryptophilanthropist on December 08, 2015, 10:52:29 AM

Was there any resolution for an AMD cpu miner??

I have found a way to successfully run the noncepool-cpuminer-yescrypt if it is built in linux with the correct CFLAGS for the processor. Perhaps others knew this already and I just missed it. So problem solved by running virtualbox Linux instance in Windows and compile the above mentioned miner with appropriate AMD processor family CFLAGS

I can post a how-to if anyone thinks it might be useful.

Hi Cryptophilanthropist,
Sounds GREat please post Cool

Bruce

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Hi,

Can you please post your experience with the yescrypt cpu miner. Please also share your processor type and the hashrate obtained.

thanks in advanced.

Quote from: The Cryptophilanthropist on December 11, 2015, 08:03:17 PM

Quote from: The Cryptophilanthropist on December 08, 2015, 10:52:29 AM

Was there any resolution for an AMD cpu miner??

I have found a way to successfully run the noncepool-cpuminer-yescrypt if it is built in linux with the correct CFLAGS for the processor. Perhaps others knew this already and I just missed it. So problem solved by running virtualbox Linux instance in Windows and compile the above mentioned miner with appropriate AMD processor family CFLAGS

I can post a how-to if anyone thinks it might be useful.

The Cryptophilanthropist

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Quote from: The Cryptophilanthropist on December 08, 2015, 10:52:29 AM

Was there any resolution for an AMD cpu miner??

I have found a way to successfully run the noncepool-cpuminer-yescrypt if it is built in linux with the correct CFLAGS for the processor. Perhaps others knew this already and I just missed it. So problem solved by running virtualbox Linux instance in Windows and compile the above mentioned miner with appropriate AMD processor family CFLAGS

I can post a how-to if anyone thinks it might be useful.

The Cryptophilanthropist

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Was there any resolution for an AMD cpu miner??

GlobalBoost

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Quote from: monopoly_1 on November 21, 2015, 04:46:01 AM

1- How Can i calculate the chance of solo mining by a core i3 Cpu ?
2- Can i mine by sgminer ? Huh

How ? I asked it because Dev put some links for GPU Miners in first post.

Hey Monopoly_1,
You'll find everything you need to know about mining here: https://globalboo.st/status?hashtags=Guide

Here are a couple of mining calculators

https://www.whattomine.com/coins/138-bsty-yescrypt

https://bitmakler.net/GlobalBoostY___mining

If someone wants to make an easy to use mining calculator for the main site so users can test their system mining profitability I will pay $BSTY, cash and Bitcoin.

Bruce
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https://twitter.com/NetworksManager

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1- How Can i calculate the chance of solo mining by a core i3 Cpu ?
2- Can i mine by sgminer ? Huh

How ? I asked it because Dev put some links for GPU Miners in first post.

monopoly_1

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Is there any worth i mine this coin by Sony z3 Smartphone ? How much i will get from it daily ?

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Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 15, 2015, 07:07:39 PM

That is a lot of workers.

Yeah I was looking at that the other day. It's been steady like that, looking good guys

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WigitGetIt

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That is a lot of workers.

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Quote from: MaxDZ8 on November 14, 2015, 05:12:40 AM

I think you might be interested in knowing how yescrypt performs on GPU when run in background while mining something else...

(changed file sharing type to GlobalBoo.st to show result)
This was somewhat expected (I'll leave the technical details out) but I was expecting the hashrate to be cut in half, or perhaps to a quarter... not to 0.5%... the next yescrypt iteration is expected to slightly improve this situation... but so far everything is going fine in CPU-land and it seems it will stay that way for a while.

Hi MaxDZ8,
Thanks for all the support. BSTDev said this is how it would be (at least in the beginning) using Yescrypt and he is proven correct as we sail past the 1 year mark as a "CPU-land" coin. This is GREat for the decentralization of the $BSTY currency/commodity as many small miners have the opportunity to participate in the project. We never stop working on the platform and will continue to introduce new technology in the coming weeks and months. I appreciate you Massimo! Cool

All The Best,

Bruce
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I think you might be interested in knowing how yescrypt performs on GPU when run in background while mining something else...

http://imgur.com/mFMsS2z

This was somewhat expected (I'll leave the technical details out) but I was expecting the hashrate to be cut in half, or perhaps to a quarter... not to 0.5%... the next yescrypt iteration is expected to slightly improve this situation... but so far everything is going fine in CPU-land and it seems it will stay that way for a while.

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Quote from: LordCoder on November 03, 2015, 09:44:43 AM

Quote from: GlobalBoost on November 03, 2015, 09:37:56 AM

Quote from: LordCoder on November 03, 2015, 07:52:39 AM

CPU Mining is going fine, I switched some power to this coin and seems to give low but constant profit.

Thank you LordCoder,
Looks like LordCoder.com is available on https://GlobalBoo.st/domaintcheck.php Grin

Bruce Porter, Jr.
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Seems nice! I will keep them instead of exchanging so I can buy it Grin

Thanks.

GREat News!! We spent a lot of time and money developing the domain platform with over 500 domain extensions. You can poke around on the site and you will see some of the new technology launching soon making your investment more valuable. Thanks,

Bruce

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Quote from: GlobalBoost on November 03, 2015, 09:37:56 AM

Quote from: LordCoder on November 03, 2015, 07:52:39 AM

CPU Mining is going fine, I switched some power to this coin and seems to give low but constant profit.

Thank you LordCoder,
Looks like LordCoder.com is available on https://GlobalBoo.st/domaintcheck.php Grin

Bruce Porter, Jr.
https://GlobalBoo.st/status
https://twitter.com/NetworksManager

Seems nice! I will keep them instead of exchanging so I can buy it Grin

Thanks.

GlobalBoost

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Quote from: LordCoder on November 03, 2015, 07:52:39 AM

CPU Mining is going fine, I switched some power to this coin and seems to give low but constant profit.

Thank you LordCoder,
Looks like LordCoder.com is available on https://GlobalBoo.st/domaintcheck.php Grin

Bruce Porter, Jr.
https://GlobalBoo.st/status
https://twitter.com/NetworksManager

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CPU Mining is going fine, I switched some power to this coin and seems to give low but constant profit.

MaxDZ8

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Quote from: WigitGetIt on October 21, 2015, 05:20:46 AM

I completely agree. I think going anon is a good idea. But the issue that comes with that is, will anon look shady in the B2B landscape.

It's not about being 'shady' only, more like having a reciprocal interest in transparency. It happens I have contacts with some "big business" peers, it's not just B2B. Most of the time, they even pull in trusted certified third parties and sometimes they even publish their contracts on appropriate media for public scrutiny.

Being transparent and fully traceable is often seen by both as a way to protect themselves in case a future hiccup occurs not only between themselves but also WRT other peers (e.g. the shipping company physically delivering the goods). Believe it or not, they are very often not concerned about this whole privacy thing.

Note: generate new addresses. As long as you keep your privkey secure, you're still behind a cryptographic-strength wall at no cost. Eventually consider stealth addresses.

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Quote from: Highgod on October 14, 2015, 01:09:58 PM

Some time ago i say in that moment to not make this coin totally anonymous in kiwi, 'cause the governor questions,but this project have a legal company behind the process and i think exactly now is a good idea make this coin full anonymous,will be fantastic for economic health of this great currency. but this is a part of Goals project's roadmap as i can see in the oficial website,so is time to run the anonymous transactions option.

So it's a little opinion, i want this awesome project to the moon.

Thanks a lot for your attention

I completely agree. I think going anon is a good idea. But the issue that comes with that is, will anon look shady in the B2B landscape.

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Some time ago i say in that moment to not make this coin totally anonymous in kiwi, 'cause the governor questions,but this project have a legal company behind the process and i think exactly now is a good idea make this coin full anonymous,will be fantastic for economic health of this great currency. but this is a part of Goals project's roadmap as i can see in the oficial website,so is time to run the anonymous transactions option.

So it's a little opinion, i want this awesome project to the moon.

Thanks a lot for your attention

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Quote from: Erkallys on October 10, 2015, 03:47:16 PM

Quote from: LordCoder on October 10, 2015, 12:44:46 PM

GPU mining has no advantage on Yescrypt as I can see. I will start mining this if I see it worthy.

Yeah, it's really true ! I outclass a Radeon 280X with my 3 years old i5-3570k Roll Eyes

! After all, it was designed as a CPU coin, so this is quite normal.

Thanks for participating and writing your thoughts and results.
We are the real deal and making the platform more robust every day.

Bruce Porter, Jr.
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Boost Me: https://Globalboo.st/+/auglbost
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Quote from: LordCoder on October 10, 2015, 12:44:46 PM

GPU mining has no advantage on Yescrypt as I can see. I will start mining this if I see it worthy.

Yeah, it's really true ! I outclass a Radeon 280X with my 3 years old i5-3570k Roll Eyes

! After all, it was designed as a CPU coin, so this is quite normal.

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