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n200UG

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Quote from: -ck on December 16, 2016, 12:24:25 AM

Quote from: n200UG on December 16, 2016, 12:00:33 AM

For all Avalon A6 owner's out there, I have updated my power supplies with this 2400watt Kits from Parallel, I've seen an hashing rate increase of 200mhs +- 30mhz per unit. The kit can power two A6 and two A7. http://www.parallelminer.com/product/delta-2400watt-platinum-94-efficiency-power-supply-208v240v/

200Mhs is nothing. Or do you mean Ghs or do you mean MHz. You mixed units there as well...

Sorry for the mistype I mean I'm getting 3800Ths constant. I was always at 3500 to 3650 before. I meant 150Ghs ... I guess I've playing with Zcash mining too much ... Sorry

n200UG

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Quote from: kano on December 16, 2016, 06:03:24 AM

Well crap - finally a block Tongue

745%
Yay for n200ug who save us from eternal damnation

FYI: I'll add an extra 1BTC to the payout coz that one hurt so bad

Its so crazy .. I was praising the NEW PSU kit on parallel for the Avalon ... Turn out that's just the one who found the block ! That extra spark in voltage might have help ! ... Cheers

id5

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Quote from: kano on December 15, 2016, 06:10:33 PM

Well in case anyone was wondering about pool changes (and someone commented before)

Blocks have been found since all changes that have occurred.
i.e. the pool does find blocks with the current configuration.
I'm not using any of the current ckpool git segwit which doesn't work.

The bad luck itself (as I posted before) has quite clearly been since the last block in November.

Now for some statistics (since the middle of May) I mentioned I'd post sooner or later:

Code:

Name CDF[Erl]
S9v1 0.994766 103.6 BDR 79 Blocks
strat 0.8.x 0.883100 15.0 BDR 11 Blocks
A6+? 0.881335 83.2 BDR 73 Blocks
proxy 1 0.776782 6.5 BDR 5 Blocks
A7v1 0.772224 6.5 BDR 5 Blocks
S7+S5+?(4.8) 0.627001 307.3 BDR 302 Blocks
ckpool 5.7 BDR 6 Blocks
S?+? (4.7) 0.298274 16.5 BDR 19 Blocks
S9v2 0.223353 10.2 BDR 13 Blocks
A?+? (4.9) 0.040362 143.3 BDR 165 Blocks

strat 0.5/0.6 0.4 BDR 0 Blocks

Total 668.1 BDR 678 Blocks

'strat' is stratehm stratum proxy

The total stats since May is:
Block finders: 753.8 BDR 750 Blocks
Non-block Finders: 3.5 BDR

I have always been after this type of data, or more to the point the raw data underneath. I am not sure what BDR is or what the math is behind your CDF figure but given the raw data is it possible for you to confirm that all of the devices are finding a similar number of blocks on average for the same amount of work. I want to put to bed the conspiracy that a particular type of miner firmware could send a low number of successful blocks to a different IP than the pool it is working for. A single UDP packet containing a small simply encrypted string to a common range of IP addresses such as one in AWS would be difficult to spot but 1 in a 100 or so additional found blocks would certainly help a pool out. Data like this would help to spot an underperforming type of miner.

firetreeactual

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French press is heating...nice to wake up to...thanks again, Kano, CK...and glad to see y'all back, heinz57. Enjoy hearing from you.

Well...here we go, bunkies. Lotsa blocksa. Kiss

ComputerGenie

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Retired IRCX God

Quote from: d57heinz on December 16, 2016, 10:49:24 AM

...antpoo poo....attack on btc network...

This dumb shit again? Huh

d57heinz

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Bitcoin Talks Bullshit Walks

Hello all

back to Kano for me. I think is time for the wave to begin. Ill take my luck on the solo as just that and come back to see if i can help here at all. Interesting thread started in reddit in last day on antpoo poo. Seems they are starting to burn some bridges more than just in this forum. Great to see more taking notice of their attack on btc network. https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5igk3n/antpool_which_holds_almost_20_of_bitcoins/

Best Regards
d57heinz

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: kano on December 16, 2016, 06:03:24 AM

Well crap - finally a block Tongue

745%
Yay for n200ug who save us from eternal damnation

FYI: I'll add an extra 1BTC to the payout coz that one hurt so bad

Very nice Kano! We really needed to get past that roadblock thanks to N200ug! Grin

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: not.you on December 16, 2016, 07:47:25 AM

So did the payout for the previous block not go out on this long one? I didn't get paid for 443121.

Nope.
Some time late in the 4 days it dropped out of the mempool.
I didn't notice that until after the block - it's back in there now though.
(even though it's whitelisted and I prioritise it as 10,000 BTC, it would seem bitcoind still lets it fall out eventually)

not.you

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So did the payout for the previous block not go out on this long one? I didn't get paid for 443121.

kano

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Quote from: Biffa on December 16, 2016, 06:48:19 AM

Will segwit always be like a separate "library" add-on to the main code? So its easily excluded, or rather not-included, when compiling?

No, core has made it part of the code, you have to hack the code to completely get rid of it, but only in a minor way.
.. and there's also the issue that the template expects the segwit coinbase hack also, but that doesn't affect the nodes.

There's other things -ck does to speed things up, but as I mentioned with 0.13.0 that's slowed down (due to a change in the way templates are made) but I've ended up putting a limit back in (somewhat like before) for the first work on a block change so as to get similar results as before but with a size limit - will be either 88K or 188K depending on how slow the template time is.
That's the next step - for the main pool - that I'll be working on.

Biffa

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Will segwit always be like a separate "library" add-on to the main code? So its easily excluded, or rather not-included, when compiling?

kano

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Well it's something I added to CKDB long ago to be able to change the miner reward (to put it up twice before)
Here's the message just now:

Code:

[2016-12-16 22:13:02.186+11] process_pplns(): *** block 443699 payout reward overridden, was 1278060860 now 1389667900 = 111607040 (8.7325%) more

There was also something I was waiting on this block for that really had me wondering if it was some sort of vengeance by the block Gods

I created another node to test a less modified version of 0.13.1 so I can use it on all the nodes except the main pool - to send/receive blocks to/from the fibre block relay network faster. That pretty much requires 0.13.1 to optimise it's use.
And yep, yay, that block was properly submitted and accepted on the test node so that's all good now too, I'll update all the nodes - except the main pool - in the next day to 0.13.1 without segwit

Newko

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Quote from: kano on December 16, 2016, 06:03:24 AM

Well crap - finally a block Tongue

745%
Yay for n200ug who save us from eternal damnation

FYI: I'll add an extra 1BTC to the payout coz that one hurt so bad

Cool! Thank you, Kano!

VRobb

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I'm in BTC XTC

Oh finally!

Newko

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Bingo!!! I just woke up and, as I predicted last night....block 2 minutes ago! Wahoo! Grin

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

good so block Friday has started!

Biffa

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Quote from: kano on December 16, 2016, 06:03:24 AM

Well crap - finally a block Tongue

745%
Yay for n200ug who save us from eternal damnation

FYI: I'll add an extra 1BTC to the payout coz that one hurt so bad

Now THAT'S what I'm talkin about

Nice one kano

xxxgeniy

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Bravo!!!!!!

kano

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Well crap - finally a block Tongue

745%
Yay for n200ug who save us from eternal damnation

FYI: I'll add an extra 1BTC to the payout coz that one hurt so bad

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

That's what I thought. Look at input specs on the Avalon 6. They are not 12.5

Back on point:

Shares: 2,302,392,081,442 (742.34%)

those numbers are our record worst correct.

I think 1400% is the worst I saw for anyone ever.

That would be wicked bad.

What is cdf on this 99.9 ?

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