nmc@nmcpc:~/i0coin/daemon$ ./i0coind getdifficulty
4.00000000
4.00000000
past block 4032 on somebody's chain - difficulty 16 now
Topic: New Ixcoin fork -> I0coin - page 62. (Read 217149 times)
past block 4032 on somebody's chain - difficulty 16 now
Interesting - the infrastructure can't handle a wide public announcement until the difficulty is high enough to prevent all the blockchain forking.
Solution is to set the starting difficulty high enough to prevent early adopters from making easy fortunes, but low enough to not be a barrier to entry.
I wonder what the magic number is.
Solution is to set the starting difficulty high enough to prevent early adopters from making easy fortunes, but low enough to not be a barrier to entry.
I wonder what the magic number is.
I'd say probably at least 100K. That would take an average of about 7 minutes or so for 1TH to generate each block.
most likely not even profitable at 100k. How much are i0c's worth? .002 btc each, maybe?
VHS and beta max
The best system was Video 2000 ... but quite expensive.
BTC guild said I have 106 IOC now. I found that using CGminer will have more share than GUIminer with Phoenix miner.
one of my card running CGminer and got 7 share since difficult 1 till now.
two of others running GUIminer with Phoenix got none. All stale.
Donate some IOC to me if you think it's working. jWYbNEwWJ1mqFKb5sut781auW6343AhK8Z
LMAO. Someone send me 0.000001 IOC.........
one of my card running CGminer and got 7 share since difficult 1 till now.
two of others running GUIminer with Phoenix got none. All stale.
Donate some IOC to me if you think it's working. jWYbNEwWJ1mqFKb5sut781auW6343AhK8Z
LMAO. Someone send me 0.000001 IOC.........
I think there may have been either CPU or bandwidth issues on the pool too....it seems to be rectified now. Much more stable connection.
Interesting - the infrastructure can't handle a wide public announcement until the difficulty is high enough to prevent all the blockchain forking.
Solution is to set the starting difficulty high enough to prevent early adopters from making easy fortunes, but low enough to not be a barrier to entry.
I wonder what the magic number is.
Solution is to set the starting difficulty high enough to prevent early adopters from making easy fortunes, but low enough to not be a barrier to entry.
I wonder what the magic number is.
I'd say probably at least 100K. That would take an average of about 7 minutes or so for 1TH to generate each block.
My client is still not connecting. I added rpcport=8332 to conf file and added my ip rpcallowip and the client is still not connecting.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=36425.20Read post #33
Either I'm doing something colossally stupid, or something is wrong. I created an i0coin.conf in User->Appdate->Roaming->I0coin and has the lines rpcport=7332 in it. Still does not connect. Is there anything else to add to the conf file that I'm missing?
What is your command line for the miner?
Also, your i0coinc.conf needs to contain these lines (at least):
server=1
rpcuser=xxxx
rpcpassword=xxxx
rpcallowip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
rpcport=7332
I'm trying to solo mine, got the daemon running and 2 cards seem to have connected using guiminer but I only get stale hashs is that right even for solo mining?
Yea.. you're competing with 1 terahash. I moved back to bitcoin.
I'm trying to solo mine, got the daemon running and 2 cards seem to have connected using guiminer but I only get stale hashs is that right even for solo mining?
The # blocks shown by I0guild is the number of blocks they found. Not total number of blocks.
So #2392 doesn't mean it's block #2392. It just mean it's the 2392th block I0guild found.
So #2392 doesn't mean it's block #2392. It just mean it's the 2392th block I0guild found.
Ah ok so I am probably fine with my mined i0coins ^^
it sure is cool that ioguild is taking all my shares and then reported them all as stale... right now client says 400 ok 400 stale
Mmmmmm I0coins
Why doesn't the I0 Guild blockchain get overwritten by the blockchain with already 3600 blocks? Or are they delaying stats?
The # blocks shown by I0guild is the number of blocks they found. Not total number of blocks.
So #2392 doesn't mean it's block #2392. It just mean it's the 2392th block I0guild found.
If you want to laugh, take a look at the block explorer:
http://devcoinblockexplorer.dyndns.info/chain/I0coin
(slow)
http://devcoinblockexplorer.dyndns.info/chain/I0coin
(slow)
I think they might be delaying stats, I just transferred coins from guild to my client and it worked fine....
This shit needs to stop, my miners are going somewhat idle and not generating enough heat so my room is getting cold
This shit needs to stop, my miners are going somewhat idle and not generating enough heat so my room is getting cold
If you are using the CLI, can you show me what "getinfo" says? what block count are you up to on your client? Or if you're using the windows GUI, it should say at the bottom. Are you seeing any confirmations yet?
(trying to figure out if there's actually a fork or not)
My client is still not connecting. I added rpcport=8332 to conf file and added my ip rpcallowip and the client is still not connecting.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=36425.20Read post #33
Either I'm doing something colossally stupid, or something is wrong. I created an i0coin.conf in User->Appdate->Roaming->I0coin and has the lines rpcport=7332 in it. Still does not connect. Is there anything else to add to the conf file that I'm missing?
that's it with the name: 0 valid shares, 0 coins
I have 1Ghps and BTCguild only sees 40Mhps wtf??
99.33 % stales ..
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