I'm running ArchLinux on an old acer aspire, and i'm trying to connect it to the DeepBit pool. Does anyone have any working implementations i could see? Honestly, any help or code you can throw at me would be appreciated. I've been tinkering with this for a few hours now and i'm at my wits end.
(i'm not running X11. i get why this one failed. can i run DiabloMiner without X11???)
I don't think so. It depends on an OpenCL implementation, and IIRC you can't talk to the video card on Linux (currently) without going through X.
(i was using the right password)
Try creating a miner account and see if that works instead of using your main account.
Also, you leaked your username and password in this post. Change your password now. Especially if your gmail account uses the same password, change it there too. In other words,
everywhere you have ever used this password, change it -- your password is now public knowledge.
[ryan@acer1 ~]$ bitcoind -gen -rpcconnect=deepbit.net -rpcport=8332 --rpcuser= -rpcpassword=
bitcoin server starting
(then it does nothing)
bitcoind is not a miner. Well, with -gen it is, but it generates coins itself, not on a pool. Try "bitcoind getinfo" and you should see that the generate option is true. Check "top" and you'll see it's using 100% of at least one CPU.