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Topic: Nexus - Pure SHA3 + CPU/GPU + nPoS + 15 Active Innovations + More to Come - page 293. (Read 785514 times)
November 22, 2014, 02:56:24 PM
November 22, 2014, 01:39:05 PM
I can speak as the Creator of Coinshield, I will release the source code after Update 1.0.2 proves stable. First I am working on the Open Source Pools, then to the Open Source Block Explorer, then to the Last Coinshield Core Update before the Source Code is made public.
Until then, get CSD cheap, it's not like we are going anywhere
Viz.
Until then, get CSD cheap, it's not like we are going anywhere
Viz.
November 22, 2014, 10:52:09 AM
Mmmm, I'm loving it!!
November 22, 2014, 09:07:09 AM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
So you're expecting someone to PM you with an offer to buy your coins at a higher price than they can pick them up for on the exchange? Now I do understand you have a fair volume to sell, so someone wanting to buy 45k isn't going to be getting them straight away at ~200 sats (current price). But that said there is enough dumping happening to be able to pick that volume up at ~300 sats with a little patience. So I would expect to pay somewhere between the two, maybe 250 sats, if you want a quick sale. I know of a few people who are likely to buy them from you at that price. Why not just put a sell at 250 sats on the exchange so that they can buy them and remain anonymous in the process?
It looks like FUD to me... How many coins did you mine for these 10days+ ?
November 22, 2014, 09:02:31 AM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
So you're expecting someone to PM you with an offer to buy your coins at a higher price than they can pick them up for on the exchange? Now I do understand you have a fair volume to sell, so someone wanting to buy 45k isn't going to be getting them straight away at ~200 sats (current price). But that said there is enough dumping happening to be able to pick that volume up at ~300 sats with a little patience. So I would expect to pay somewhere between the two, maybe 250 sats, if you want a quick sale. I know of a few people who are likely to buy them from you at that price. Why not just put a sell at 250 sats on the exchange so that they can buy them and remain anonymous in the process?
November 21, 2014, 05:45:44 PM
I'm glad you guys are having success with the miner!
Let me know if you run into any issues or have any suggestions.
Please use the CoinShieldTalk Forum for suggestions and technical issues.
It will be easier to handle requests and future users may find the information useful.
The support guidelines for SKMiner are here:
http://coinshieldtalk.org/forum/coin/technical-support/372-sticky-skminer-support-guidelines
Let me know if you run into any issues or have any suggestions.
Please use the CoinShieldTalk Forum for suggestions and technical issues.
It will be easier to handle requests and future users may find the information useful.
The support guidelines for SKMiner are here:
http://coinshieldtalk.org/forum/coin/technical-support/372-sticky-skminer-support-guidelines
November 21, 2014, 04:21:39 PM
Ok I have a new build of SKMiner for Win x64!
I fixed the slow down issue, mainly caused by memory leaks.
My R9 280x ran for 6.5 hours last night and found 5 blocks. It was still running at the same speed this morning, 41 MH/s.
I put the new build up on my dropbox here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h2lcngoudtbuv5w/SKMiner.7z?dl=0
I will update the source on my github later tonight.
I fixed the slow down issue, mainly caused by memory leaks.
My R9 280x ran for 6.5 hours last night and found 5 blocks. It was still running at the same speed this morning, 41 MH/s.
I put the new build up on my dropbox here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h2lcngoudtbuv5w/SKMiner.7z?dl=0
I will update the source on my github later tonight.
Great! Nice job! Going to test
Edit: Found block after half hour
with one r9 280x / 39Mhs . GREAT! November 21, 2014, 03:17:37 PM
You can try 1.0.1d - Beta. I fixed some stability issues in it, the issue is the address selection. I added a mutex, and has been stable ever since [with the pool].
I released this on coinshieldtalk.org a while back, if you want the most up to date [especially beta] binaries, keep your eye on the chat box. This is still Beta, as the Immature options doesn't trigger properly. Keep this in mind when using this binary; otherwise I have run the same wallet for over 2 weeks with no crash.
Ubuntu 1.0.1d - Beta
Windows 1.0.1d - Beta
Sincerely,
Viz.
I released this on coinshieldtalk.org a while back, if you want the most up to date [especially beta] binaries, keep your eye on the chat box. This is still Beta, as the Immature options doesn't trigger properly. Keep this in mind when using this binary; otherwise I have run the same wallet for over 2 weeks with no crash.
Ubuntu 1.0.1d - Beta
Windows 1.0.1d - Beta
Sincerely,
Viz.
November 21, 2014, 10:18:10 AM
Update to Core 1.0.1c, you are still on 1.0.1 
btw. the newest wallet (ubuntu version) is not that stable for me in combination with djm's skminer.
sometimes it just shut down... at times with the message about a core dump on the miner side.
I had similar experiences also with the windows qt version. Time to time it crashes, and probably it's not related to the skminer because I had the problem on another machine used only with the prime-miner. I think I've also saved some debug log files after the crash but I couldn't find anything in it that was related.
I wen't back to 1.0.1b for mining and it's stable.
November 21, 2014, 09:10:00 AM
Ok I have a new build of SKMiner for Win x64!
I fixed the slow down issue, mainly caused by memory leaks.
My R9 280x ran for 6.5 hours last night and found 5 blocks. It was still running at the same speed this morning, 41 MH/s.
I put the new build up on my dropbox here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h2lcngoudtbuv5w/SKMiner.7z?dl=0
I will update the source on my github later tonight.
I fixed the slow down issue, mainly caused by memory leaks.
My R9 280x ran for 6.5 hours last night and found 5 blocks. It was still running at the same speed this morning, 41 MH/s.
I put the new build up on my dropbox here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h2lcngoudtbuv5w/SKMiner.7z?dl=0
I will update the source on my github later tonight.
November 21, 2014, 04:39:51 AM
Update to Core 1.0.1c, you are still on 1.0.1
btw. the newest wallet (ubuntu version) is not that stable for me in combination with djm's skminer.
sometimes it just shut down... at times with the message about a core dump on the miner side.
November 20, 2014, 02:09:53 PM
Haha Christian
I agree you are 100% correct. This issue won't be there in the future when I get the Automatic Updates Feature built.
Viz.
I agree you are 100% correct. This issue won't be there in the future when I get the Automatic Updates Feature built.
Viz.
November 20, 2014, 01:46:15 PM
To Address 176.9.29.76 [DE]:
most people don't really say "yeah, that's me" when called up by their IP address
Feature request: Optionally allow people to assign names and administrator email addresses to their node (in the .conf file). So it's e.g.
"Bill's Node" when the node gets queried for its name.
Christian
November 20, 2014, 12:26:29 PM
Death to The Repeated Error - Life to The Discovery of Innovation.
Such is the nature of Evolution [Marred until that of our Precipice].
Viz.
Such is the nature of Evolution [Marred until that of our Precipice].
Viz.
November 20, 2014, 10:25:30 AM
Death
Dumb (knowing the guy is probably putting all his btc in some scam IPO)(wow... you were one word away from not posting...)
November 20, 2014, 09:40:29 AM
Death
November 20, 2014, 07:44:30 AM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
So you're expecting someone to PM you with an offer to buy your coins at a higher price than they can pick them up for on the exchange? Now I do understand you have a fair volume to sell, so someone wanting to buy 45k isn't going to be getting them straight away at ~200 sats (current price). But that said there is enough dumping happening to be able to pick that volume up at ~300 sats with a little patience. So I would expect to pay somewhere between the two, maybe 250 sats, if you want a quick sale. I know of a few people who are likely to buy them from you at that price. Why not just put a sell at 250 sats on the exchange so that they can buy them and remain anonymous in the process?
...it's already on the exchange...
Btw 250 satoshi is too low price for CSD... I will wait for better price
November 19, 2014, 06:35:54 PM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
So you're expecting someone to PM you with an offer to buy your coins at a higher price than they can pick them up for on the exchange? Now I do understand you have a fair volume to sell, so someone wanting to buy 45k isn't going to be getting them straight away at ~200 sats (current price). But that said there is enough dumping happening to be able to pick that volume up at ~300 sats with a little patience. So I would expect to pay somewhere between the two, maybe 250 sats, if you want a quick sale. I know of a few people who are likely to buy them from you at that price. Why not just put a sell at 250 sats on the exchange so that they can buy them and remain anonymous in the process?
Was thinking the same thing:-)
November 19, 2014, 06:20:29 PM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
So you're expecting someone to PM you with an offer to buy your coins at a higher price than they can pick them up for on the exchange? Now I do understand you have a fair volume to sell, so someone wanting to buy 45k isn't going to be getting them straight away at ~200 sats (current price). But that said there is enough dumping happening to be able to pick that volume up at ~300 sats with a little patience. So I would expect to pay somewhere between the two, maybe 250 sats, if you want a quick sale. I know of a few people who are likely to buy them from you at that price. Why not just put a sell at 250 sats on the exchange so that they can buy them and remain anonymous in the process?
November 19, 2014, 05:09:47 PM
You could use exchange selling your coins...
Did you see the price there ?!? BAD! No serious offers there
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