Now my question is how can i mine,i mean what parameters do i have to input in my miner ?
Will my miner mine if i input only url and port in format : http://localhost:8336 without username/pass ? If so,which address will be credited with namecoins ? I have 2 accounts,default blank and "myuser",each having different address of course
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I just can't wait for namecoind to sync,and i must admit that i am impatient ..
Looking forward for response.
Best regards.
You're planning on solo mining Namecoin at a difficulty of 75 million? Can I ask why?Will my miner mine if i input only url and port in format : http://localhost:8336 without username/pass ? If so,which address will be credited with namecoins ? I have 2 accounts,default blank and "myuser",each having different address of course
.I just can't wait for namecoind to sync,and i must admit that i am impatient ..
Looking forward for response.
Best regards.
Wouldn't it just be better to join a merge-mining pool like bitparking, eligius, bitminter, or slush?
Hello,
First of all,thanks for interesting in my thread
.My plan is to run namecoind for wallet purpose,however i have never ran "coin"d before and it would be interesting to learn more about it.
I might switch to some other coins which have linux release with daemon and server vars.. Tho i can achieve up to 5-10GH/s,and it could be profitable until difficulty raise..
Can you answer on my question above ? Also,can you suggest me which coins to mine which are tradable on btc-e for example ?
Best regards.
5 GH/s at 75,473,386 difficulty will take 2 years and 20 days to find a block if you solo mine.
A block of Namecoin is worth about 0.1885 or $23.90.
$23.90 for more than 2 years of solo mining.... Why?
I'd recommend joining a merge-mine pool if you want Namecoin. Bitparking will get you Bitcoin, Namecoin, Devcoin, i0coin, ixcoin, and a few others all at the same time.
- Look here if you want to compare different pools and see which ones will give you namecoin: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools
- Look here if you want to see how much profit each coin is currently (it will change very often): http://www.coinchoose.com/
- If you want to solo mine a coin with 5 GH/s, I would suggest looking at the coinchoose site and looking at "SHA-256" coins with low difficulty.
For solo mining, it would look like this:
Code:
-o localhost:8336 -u myusername -p mypass
I will look for sure,do you know any with linux client"d" which i could put to server mode
?Thank you
