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CohibAA

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Quote from: 0bert on November 01, 2014, 09:57:44 PM

Hey ho!

Can someone help me out with a lil guide to get my AMD-350 mining unter Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (or some other Distribution?! (it's my old HTPC, just like to see the hash! Grin

))
I just don't get it... Undecided

(is there a wallet for linux? No or?)

What do i need, which distribution, miner... ?

Help would be gentle! Thank you!

The linux wallet git is at https://github.com/GlobalBoost/GlobalBoost-Y.git

You don't need a wallet running on your machine in order to mine with the cpuminer-yescrypt, for clarification. You can mine to any wallet address, EXCEPT online wallets/exchanges. Due to the way newly mined coins are confirmed, you will have problems using exchange wallets, etc. Wallet setup is pretty straight forward if you have ever installed a wallet like litecoin on ubuntu. If not, here is a pretty good Litecoin Wallet Install guide.

To Install the Yescrypt CPU Miner on Ubuntu:

Install Build Dependencies for Debian, Ubuntu and other APT-based distros:

Code:

sudo apt-get install build-essential libcurl4-openssl-dev automake

Get the yescrypt cpu miner:

Code:

git clone https://github.com/CohibAA/cpuminer-yescrypt.git

Code:

cd cpuminer-yescrypt

Code:

./autogen.sh

Code:

./configure CFLAGS="-O3"

Code:

make

Run "./minerd --help" to see options.

To Connect to P2Pool using your GlobalBoost-Y Wallet Address:

Code:

./minerd --algo=yescrypt -o 54.68.63.254:7225 -u BSTYaddress -p x

Hope this helps. Good luck.

edit: a couple additions and minor corrections

0bert

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*double post* sry^^

BTW: ALTPOOLER! =D (; (;

btw²: 5 BSTY for best/most usefull help to get my AMD-350 hashing! Promised! Kiss

0bert

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Hey ho!

Can someone help me out with a lil guide to get my AMD-350 mining unter Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (or some other Distribution?! (it's my old HTPC, just like to see the hash! Grin

))
I just don't get it... Undecided

(is there a wallet for linux? No or?)

What do i need, which distribution, miner... ?

Help would be gentle! Thank you!

Greets

CaptDavidPorter

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Activity: 133

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Looking good Emme! Grin

I'm going to tweet these $BSTY mining pools out there. Let's spread that hash!!
https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair

Quote from: Emme on November 01, 2014, 02:55:11 PM

SPREAD THAT HASH BOYS!

CryptoJames

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Good stuff CohibAA! I'm going to reach out to them now Cool

https://twitter.com/HardCoreAds

Quote from: CohibAA on November 01, 2014, 04:23:55 PM

Quote from: CryptoJames on November 01, 2014, 03:29:18 PM

Hey CohibAA,
Thanks for the pool! What are the chances you would be interested in setting a multi-pool for $BSTY? A place where I could point my GPU miner to mine another scrypt coin, and get paid in $BSTY? We really like this one: http://xpool.ca/ Let me know your thoughts!

No problem, I hope that BSTY p2pool sees some good use.

TBH, that is a bit outside of my skill set and time available to learn at the moment. I would recommend maybe getting in touch with the guys from SimpleMulti. They already do this for a lot of coins, so it might be easy for them to add BSTY. If not, they provide their code as open-source, so it could certainly be done.

CohibAA

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Quote from: CryptoJames on November 01, 2014, 03:29:18 PM

Hey CohibAA,
Thanks for the pool! What are the chances you would be interested in setting a multi-pool for $BSTY? A place where I could point my GPU miner to mine another scrypt coin, and get paid in $BSTY? We really like this one: http://xpool.ca/ Let me know your thoughts!

No problem, I hope that BSTY p2pool sees some good use.

TBH, that is a bit outside of my skill set and time available to learn at the moment. I would recommend maybe getting in touch with the guys from SimpleMulti. They already do this for a lot of coins, so it might be easy for them to add BSTY. If not, they provide their code as open-source, so it could certainly be done.

CryptoJames

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Hey CohibAA,
Thanks for the pool! What are the chances you would be interested in setting a multi-pool for $BSTY? A place where I could point my GPU miner to mine another scrypt coin, and get paid in $BSTY? We really like this one: http://xpool.ca/ Let me know your thoughts!
https://twitter.com/HardCoreAds

PS: I AM BUYING $BSTY!!! CASH, USD, WESTERN UNION, PAYPAL
call me, PM me, Tweet me

Quote from: CaptDavidPorter on November 01, 2014, 07:42:10 AM

This is awesome CohibAA!!
You're mining away over there, I see you finding blocks! Cool

Thank you for your contribution, if you are in South Florida ping me here or on Twitter. I'll take you out on the boat, and we'll smoke some Cuban Cohiba cigars Grin

https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair

Quote from: CohibAA on November 01, 2014, 05:24:54 AM

I am now hosting a 0.5% fee BSTY P2Pool node on the litecoin-p2pool server.

The new GlobalBoost-Y P2Pool Node Dashboard is Available at:

litecoin-p2pool.com:7225

No registration is required or available by nature of p2pool.

To join, simply point your miner to the litecoin-p2pool BSTY port (7225) as shown below, using your BSTY address as a username, with any password. You must be using the yescrypt version of minerd!

Example minderd config for CPU yesscrypt mining:

Code:

minerd --algo=yescrypt -o litecoin-p2pool.com:7225 -u YJ5cJWGWeq2yJS549yzdR2asqyyvdAsN4C -p x

Emme

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SPREAD THAT HASH BOYS!

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WigitGetIt

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Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 01:52:04 PM

LOL. I AM sixstringsofire. Thats why I noticed the high hash rates, they're making my profit margin drop like crazy.

Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 12:54:19 PM

Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 11:57:47 AM

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?

I know that sixstringsofire is college students doing an experiment and mining Friday - Sunday. The other 2 anon workers with the high hash are probably botnets, but who knows. My theory on the GPU miner is, that someone that would be motivated enough to have develop the gpu miner config, would probably have a lot more hash coming towards the pool. There are some strong parameters in Yescrypt to defend against GPU's. Just my theory though. Grin

I totally forgot about that. You could point your hash to http://bsty.minerpools.com/ (they have 8 workers) or https://bsty.suprnova.cc/ (no one is there yet) that would help you get your hashes get the value back. Grin

0bert

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cryptomecca

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LOL. I AM sixstringsofire. Thats why I noticed the high hash rates, they're making my profit margin drop like crazy.

Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 12:54:19 PM

Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 11:57:47 AM

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?

I know that sixstringsofire is college students doing an experiment and mining Friday - Sunday. The other 2 anon workers with the high hash are probably botnets, but who knows. My theory on the GPU miner is, that someone that would be motivated enough to have develop the gpu miner config, would probably have a lot more hash coming towards the pool. There are some strong parameters in Yescrypt to defend against GPU's. Just my theory though. Grin

MaxDZ8

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Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 12:54:19 PM

My theory on the GPU miner is, that someone that would be motivated enough to have develop the gpu miner config, would probably have a lot more hash coming towards the pool.

Nice theory but in practice you can find a few guys... even on this own forum... able to write a miner but with limited hardware. Besides, it is relatively easy to spread the hashes to multiple pools if needed, a thing I would do if I had to GPU-port this algo.

Following for developments.

WigitGetIt

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Activity: 952

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Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 11:57:47 AM

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?

I know that sixstringsofire is college students doing an experiment and mining Friday - Sunday. The other 2 anon workers with the high hash are probably botnets, but who knows. My theory on the GPU miner is, that someone that would be motivated enough to have develop the gpu miner config, would probably have a lot more hash coming towards the pool. There are some strong parameters in Yescrypt to defend against GPU's. Just my theory though. Grin

saul.goodman

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Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 08:53:17 AM

I think this box is like 5 years old. if you have some tips, let me know. Grin

Powermanagement is set to "maximal performance"?

or

rip them out and get a 1366 board with a nice cooler ^^ ...a xeon e5220 runs > 3,5 GHz on air

OldMajorPorter_

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Hi cryptomecca,
Thanks for helping to secure the network! This has come up before, and I have responded with input from the GlobalBoost Brain Trust (see below).
Thanks again cryptomecca!
https://twitter.com/OldMajorPorter

https://i.imgur.com/Ofl1YZ0.jpg

Quote from: OldMajorPorter_ on November 01, 2014, 12:26:18 PM

Today I gathered the information from what I refer to as "The GlobalBoost Brain Trust." From here in the USA to Russia, Europe to South America, China to Africa we all weighed in on the amount of computing power on the network, the bumps, bugs, & successes of our 1st week, and the discussion that has been going on here & on the IRC: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.kiwiirc.com/#GlobalBoost

I want to deliver a message:

GlobalBoost welcomes ASIC miners, but probably not now.

The GlobalBoost development department has chosen Yescrypt as our POW for this reason. A GPU may be able to mine this coin, but it will be the same rate as a CPU. The fact that we have people that are interested enough to string together many CPU's to one wallet is Good!! This shows that there is much the interest in the company, the mission, and GlobalBoost as Digital Money.

We have a dedicated team of developers, supporters, and many many shareholders working every hour of everyday. GlobalBoost is & always has been much more than just a currency. I invite you to signup (it's Free"), follow my link https://GlobalBoo.st/?Bruce

https://i.imgur.com/dx8ALzn.jpg

Quote from: cryptomecca on November 01, 2014, 11:57:47 AM

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?

cryptomecca

newbie

Activity: 12

Merit: 0

The top two hash-rates on suchpool.pw are from an "anonymous" user. 1 worker with ~288kh/s and another with ~286kh/s. To put this in perspective, I'm running around 120 computers (i5s fully loaded) and only getting 260 kh/s.

The way I see it there are two options:

1. This is the private GPU miner we've all been fearing.

-OR-

2. This is a botnet all reporting to the same worker.

Until the IPs are resolved, there is no way of knowing. Any thoughts?

WigitGetIt

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Merit: 1000

Quote from: saul.goodman on November 01, 2014, 08:19:41 AM

Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 12:20:28 AM

Here is the output for one of the servers I posted about the other day. The hash fluctuates between 3.6 and 4.2, I think it is in the 3's most of the time. 14 of 16 threads are being used right now. Runs steady, not hot, i'm pretty happy. I am going to try to have the second server up tomorrow, and point it to Suprnova. I think this second box is the more powerful one, soon to see I hope. Grin

Um..thats all?

I get 3.2-3.5 with a single Xeon E3 and 2.8-3 with a superold I7-920 o.O

yeah. That is it for that server anyway. This is the CPU details for the one running at MinerPools.com, http://ark.intel.com/products/40200/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5520-8M-Cache-2_26-GHz-5_86-GTs-Intel-QPI

I think this box is like 5 years old. if you have some tips, let me know. Grin

saul.goodman

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Quote from: WigitGetIt on November 01, 2014, 12:20:28 AM

Here is the output for one of the servers I posted about the other day. The hash fluctuates between 3.6 and 4.2, I think it is in the 3's most of the time. 14 of 16 threads are being used right now. Runs steady, not hot, i'm pretty happy. I am going to try to have the second server up tomorrow, and point it to Suprnova. I think this second box is the more powerful one, soon to see I hope. Grin

Um..thats all?

I get 3.2-3.5 with a single Xeon E3 and 2.8-3 with a superold I7-920 o.O

CaptDavidPorter

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This is awesome CohibAA!!
You're mining away over there, I see you finding blocks! Cool

Thank you for your contribution, if you are in South Florida ping me here or on Twitter. I'll take you out on the boat, and we'll smoke some Cuban Cohiba cigars Grin

https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair

Quote from: CohibAA on November 01, 2014, 05:24:54 AM

I am now hosting a 0.5% fee BSTY P2Pool node on the litecoin-p2pool server.

The new GlobalBoost-Y P2Pool Node Dashboard is Available at:

litecoin-p2pool.com:7225

No registration is required or available by nature of p2pool.

To join, simply point your miner to the litecoin-p2pool BSTY port (7225) as shown below, using your BSTY address as a username, with any password. You must be using the yescrypt version of minerd!

Example minderd config for CPU yesscrypt mining:

Code:

minerd --algo=yescrypt -o litecoin-p2pool.com:7225 -u YJ5cJWGWeq2yJS549yzdR2asqyyvdAsN4C -p x

GlobalBoost

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Great news CohibAA!
I love these P2P pools, and low fee also!! Cool

Quote from: CohibAA on November 01, 2014, 05:24:54 AM

I am now hosting a 0.5% fee BSTY P2Pool node on the litecoin-p2pool server.

The new GlobalBoost-Y P2Pool Node Dashboard is Available at:

litecoin-p2pool.com:7225

No registration is required or available by nature of p2pool.

To join, simply point your miner to the litecoin-p2pool BSTY port (7225) as shown below, using your BSTY address as a username, with any password. You must be using the yescrypt version of minerd!

Example minderd config for CPU yesscrypt mining:

Code:

minerd --algo=yescrypt -o litecoin-p2pool.com:7225 -u YJ5cJWGWeq2yJS549yzdR2asqyyvdAsN4C -p x

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