Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1668. (Read 5352367 times)
March 02, 2016, 01:21:27 AM
Heh yeah all big miners so far ... we need a few smaller miners to be in with the chance to win
March 02, 2016, 01:10:48 AM
thank the algorithms 
March 02, 2016, 01:09:17 AM
Jays86 finally cracks the block at 180+%! Niiiiiice!
March 01, 2016, 11:11:23 PM
@thedreamer is your red line average above 250 TH/s?
I suspect they're over since looking at the pool stats I see they're pushing over 500THs at the moment. Besides, 120+% diff most likely won't be the high or low for the contest. Wouldn't be bad if it was the high, tho!! Yeah usually is.
Glad I hit one though.
Still. Even if I were to win one, I'd pass on it and give it to the next best person who deserves it. I have no room no power to use more miners.
no room....no power to use more miners.?
Wow...what a terrible situation is that? :-)
March 01, 2016, 10:29:16 PM
My kingdom for a block.
March 01, 2016, 06:48:39 PM
Kano,
I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
Yeah he can't run a ckpool node, but I've no idea what that has to do with p2pool 
Yeah maybe you mean a proxy?I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
Is it possible for me to have my own node for CKPool similar to the node I set up for p2pool?
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
P2Pool can't talk to any other pool.
CKPool code (which includes ckproxy mode)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ckpool-open-source-poolproxypassthroughredirectorlibrary-in-c-for-linux-790323
March 01, 2016, 06:46:04 PM
Yep - go to the very first post for links and details for the competitions if you are ever looking for them.
March 01, 2016, 05:09:40 PM
AVALON6 GIVEAWAY is very close!
The contest has started but we wont know who wins which prize until the first block is mined on the network in April (UTC time). However this block could be in the running for the prize that's assigned the highest CDF (assuming a valid contest miners gets this block).
I think I missed the March rules, low and high Diff for the full month with 1 A6 as prize, whats the other prize assuming the low and high miners are both winners.
The March contest is also not the first miner that hits a block...we won't know for sure who wins the Avalon6 until the end of the month or actually until April 1st...it's a genius idea! See kano's announcement...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14042677
Edit: The other prize is as quoting kano:
Quote
Of those 2 leaders, one will win the Avalon A6 and the runner up I'll give my pool fee from the first pool block of April
.. it's a bit over 0.125 BTC, not a lot but better than nothing - enough to buy a very nice bottle of wine or spirits
.. it's a bit over 0.125 BTC, not a lot but better than nothing - enough to buy a very nice bottle of wine or spirits
Excellent, thank you all for the responses and links. Missed a bunch of posts as I was traveling and could not find the details, but all set now!
March 01, 2016, 04:54:20 PM
AVALON6 GIVEAWAY is very close!
The contest has started but we wont know who wins which prize until the first block is mined on the network in April (UTC time). However this block could be in the running for the prize that's assigned the highest CDF (assuming a valid contest miners gets this block).
I think I missed the March rules, low and high Diff for the full month with 1 A6 as prize, whats the other prize assuming the low and high miners are both winners.
The March contest is also not the first miner that hits a block...we won't know for sure who wins the Avalon6 until the end of the month or actually until April 1st...it's a genius idea! See kano's announcement...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14042677
Edit: The other prize is as quoting kano:
Quote
Of those 2 leaders, one will win the Avalon A6 and the runner up I'll give my pool fee from the first pool block of April
.. it's a bit over 0.125 BTC, not a lot but better than nothing - enough to buy a very nice bottle of wine or spirits
.. it's a bit over 0.125 BTC, not a lot but better than nothing - enough to buy a very nice bottle of wine or spirits
March 01, 2016, 04:11:26 PM
so do we have a chance if were only mining at 1.8Ths
Yes, this make it so you first, need to find a block, second it need to be lowest or highest CDF to be the winner. Consider finding a block as an Entry, to be the winner it need to be the "fastest" or "slowest" block of the month. So you wont know if you win for sure until the month closes.
March 01, 2016, 04:09:11 PM
AVALON6 GIVEAWAY is very close!
The contest has started but we wont know who wins which prize until the first block is mined on the network in April (UTC time). However this block could be in the running for the prize that's assigned the highest CDF (assuming a valid contest miners gets this block).
I think I missed the March rules, low and high Diff for the full month with 1 A6 as prize, whats the other prize assuming the low and high miners are both winners.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14042677
March 01, 2016, 03:39:49 PM
Kano,
I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
Tom,
See these topics:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ckpool-open-source-poolproxypassthroughredirectorlibrary-in-c-for-linux-790323
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8907589 (note this is just a post further into the topic above)
They should provide you the info you're looking for. Odds are ckproxy is what you're after.
March 01, 2016, 03:26:05 PM
Kano,
I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
Yeah he can't run a ckpool node, but I've no idea what that has to do with p2pool
I was wanting to know if I could run a local ckpool node on my network to point my miners to, much the same way I had a local p2pool node set up on my local network.
With p2pool, as you well know, I can connect to someone elses pool, or I could set up my own and use it, which I did.
What CKProxy, or where can I read about that? I am just wanting to see if there is a way I can run my miners more efficiently.
Thanks,
Tom
Is it possible for me to have my own node for CKPool similar to the node I set up for p2pool?
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
March 01, 2016, 03:18:25 PM
AVALON6 GIVEAWAY is very close!
The contest has started but we wont know who wins which prize until the first block is mined on the network in April (UTC time). However this block could be in the running for the prize that's assigned the highest CDF (assuming a valid contest miners gets this block).
I think I missed the March rules, low and high Diff for the full month with 1 A6 as prize, whats the other prize assuming the low and high miners are both winners.
March 01, 2016, 03:17:34 PM
Woohoo, my new S7 is plugged in too Kano and hashing away...I know Im a big player now with an S5 AND an S7 
Question:
Does an S7 normally run a little (~8C) hotter than an S5?
Crash
s5 is a 600 watt heaterQuestion:
Does an S7 normally run a little (~8C) hotter than an S5?
Crash
s7 is a 1200 watt heater
March 01, 2016, 03:08:34 PM
Is it possible for me to have my own node for CKPool similar to the node I set up for p2pool?
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
March 01, 2016, 03:06:53 PM
Is it possible for me to have my own node for CKPool similar to the node I set up for p2pool?
You can run a ckproxy node to point all of your miners to, usually those on a local LAN... not an actual pool node though... unless Kano wants to let you run one... but I don't see any reason or need for him to do this though
March 01, 2016, 02:58:47 PM
@thedreamer is your red line average above 250 TH/s?
I suspect they're over since looking at the pool stats I see they're pushing over 500THs at the moment. Besides, 120+% diff most likely won't be the high or low for the contest. Wouldn't be bad if it was the high, tho!! Yeah usually is.
Glad I hit one though.
Still. Even if I were to win one, I'd pass on it and give it to the next best person who deserves it. I have no room no power to use more miners.
Indeed if 120% was a high winner for a month that would be amazing!
March 01, 2016, 02:56:20 PM
Is it possible for me to have my own node for CKPool similar to the node I set up for p2pool?
I have no idea what you mean. March 01, 2016, 02:34:17 PM
@thedreamer is your red line average above 250 TH/s?
I suspect they're over since looking at the pool stats I see they're pushing over 500THs at the moment. Besides, 120+% diff most likely won't be the high or low for the contest. Wouldn't be bad if it was the high, tho!! Yeah usually is.
Glad I hit one though.
Still. Even if I were to win one, I'd pass on it and give it to the next best person who deserves it. I have no room no power to use more miners.
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