Yampi the furthest extent it checks in your address is its size [51 bytes]. I will add more functionality to this once I make sure everything else is stable and processing properly.
Thank You,
Viz.
Topic: Nexus - Pure SHA3 + CPU/GPU + nPoS + 15 Active Innovations + More to Come - page 300. (Read 785514 times)
November 03, 2014, 12:47:29 AM
6 Blocks found by the Pool so far
Yampi the furthest extent it checks in your address is its size [51 bytes]. I will add more functionality to this once I make sure everything else is stable and processing properly.
Thank You,
Viz.
Yampi the furthest extent it checks in your address is its size [51 bytes]. I will add more functionality to this once I make sure everything else is stable and processing properly.
Thank You,
Viz.
November 02, 2014, 07:56:57 PM
First Block ! 
November 02, 2014, 07:17:38 PM
Would the miner be faster if I compiled it on my computer?
Does pool server software check for bad addresses?
Does pool server software check for bad addresses?
November 02, 2014, 06:19:38 PM
great work , Dev. I would bring a miner to that pool when I free some hashpower
November 02, 2014, 06:15:12 PM
Coinshield Beta Pool is Live. Will be testing this to prove its stability. During these Testing Phases I will be working on the Web Frontent. You will receive payouts from this Pool mined directly to your wallet. Pool fee is 2%. Your CSD address is your username.
Click Here for more Information
Thank You,
Viz.
First beta test for CPU pool
Thx Viz for this dev
Best
Cest Ballot
Edit : any one can build cgwin version for x64 ?
November 02, 2014, 06:02:48 PM
Coinshield Beta Pool is Live. Will be testing this to prove its stability. During these Testing Phases I will be working on the Web Frontent. You will receive payouts from this Pool mined directly to your wallet. Pool fee is 2%. Your CSD address is your username.
Click Here for more Information
Thank You,
Viz.
November 02, 2014, 05:16:47 PM
Anyone mining with 270x?How much hashrate?
Asus R9-270X DirectCU II TOP
12.4Mh
My second card is GTX750ti, it works with skminer v1 - 17MH/s
But doesn't work with optimized miner, it says:
"you wish you had those cards"
it means it doesn't recognize what you typed (probably the capital letters)
So you have a typo somewhere...
it should be something like that skminer 127.0.0.1:9325 gtx750#1,gtx750#2
If you have only on nvidia card ou don't need to use the second argument
November 02, 2014, 04:22:40 PM
Anyone mining with 270x?How much hashrate?
Asus R9-270X DirectCU II TOP
12.4Mh
My second card is GTX750ti, it works with skminer v1 - 17MH/s
But doesn't work with optimized miner, it says:
"you wish you had those cards"
November 02, 2014, 12:30:21 PM
Anyone mining with 270x?How much hashrate?
November 01, 2014, 12:45:34 PM
still don't understand what was your opencl lib error, because the miner for nvidia doesn't use opencl
I am not the sharpest tool in the shed so I might have been doing or trying something I should not have.
I'll place the blame on myself.
November 01, 2014, 10:08:42 AM
still don't understand what was your opencl lib error, because the miner for nvidia doesn't use opencl
I am not the sharpest tool in the shed so I might have been doing or trying something I should not have.
I'll place the blame on myself.
November 01, 2014, 09:45:06 AM
~100 euros, I don't see how it could get lower (might find a deal with miners selling out though, if they are as smart as for selling coins, you might found some at 10 euros )
the cheaper 750ti i could find in spain sells at 128 euros and the palit stormx dual that i was watching still sells at 145 euros...)however it's not the card price my main concern but mining profitability itself, coinshield might be the last coin worth mining since multipools are almost not worth electricity costs and new coins are not worth my time.
time has passed since the great jackpotcoin ride which raised my hobbyist interest into cryptocurrency and even if a 750ti is a small investment, it's still an investment that needs to prove to be worth since i'm not even a gamer.
and if you are a gamer, buy a 970 or a 980 might not make ROI but at least you will have fun (which is priceless)
by the way when does start the coin recycling stuff ?
(because actually that's may-be the only thing which could attract attention...)
November 01, 2014, 09:12:14 AM
~100 euros, I don't see how it could get lower (might find a deal with miners selling out though, if they are as smart as for selling coins, you might found some at 10 euros )
the cheaper 750ti i could find in spain sells at 128 euros and the palit stormx dual that i was watching still sells at 145 euros...)however it's not the card price my main concern but mining profitability itself, coinshield might be the last coin worth mining since multipools are almost not worth electricity costs and new coins are not worth my time.
time has passed since the great jackpotcoin ride which raised my hobbyist interest into cryptocurrency and even if a 750ti is a small investment, it's still an investment that needs to prove to be worth since i'm not even a gamer.
November 01, 2014, 08:38:06 AM
skunk,
I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly.
Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
thank you for the update viz, pools are a good news if this coin gets more popular, but still won't make my card's 3 Mhs worth the fuss...I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments
It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly. Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
i was thinking about getting a 750ti (less power/noise with slightly better hashing rates) since i thought the price would drop with the introduction of the 900 series, but it didn't yet...
) November 01, 2014, 07:19:38 AM
skunk,
I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly.
Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
thank you for the update viz, pools are a good news if this coin gets more popular, but still won't make my card's 3 Mhs worth the fuss...I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments
It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly. Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
i was thinking about getting a 750ti (less power/noise with slightly better hashing rates) since i thought the price would drop with the introduction of the 900 series, but it didn't yet...
November 01, 2014, 06:25:38 AM
@ djm34
Stupid question for you. This miner doesn't allow us to solo mine from one computer to the other, does it?
Was just curious because the skminer allows that.
which one ? (it should in principle as it uses the same code)Stupid question for you. This miner doesn't allow us to solo mine from one computer to the other, does it?
Was just curious because the skminer allows that.
From post 1,445: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9287828
When I try your new one I get this "The procedure entry point clRelease could not be located in the dynamic link library OpenCl.dll"
EDIT: When I run it on the rig with the wallet, it starts but closes after a few seconds. Tried to add pause but no message comes up. It just sits there.
which opencl version is there on your computer ? may-be a problem with the version you are using...
Sorry, I thought you meant what miner I was using to solo mine. That is what that post was for.
I'll try and update the opencl and see if that helps (I have no idea what version I am on).
The amd miner was released later on.
However all the miners (amd/prime/nvidia) use the same logic to connect to the wallet. So if it works for one, it should work for the others.
Re-downloaded the miner from the cuda thread and all is working fine now.
Solo mining from Rig 1 to Rig 2 with no problems. Will send more coins to you after I find some more blocks.
Thanks
November 01, 2014, 02:14:45 AM
@ djm34
Stupid question for you. This miner doesn't allow us to solo mine from one computer to the other, does it?
Was just curious because the skminer allows that.
which one ? (it should in principle as it uses the same code)Stupid question for you. This miner doesn't allow us to solo mine from one computer to the other, does it?
Was just curious because the skminer allows that.
From post 1,445: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9287828
When I try your new one I get this "The procedure entry point clRelease could not be located in the dynamic link library OpenCl.dll"
EDIT: When I run it on the rig with the wallet, it starts but closes after a few seconds. Tried to add pause but no message comes up. It just sits there.
which opencl version is there on your computer ? may-be a problem with the version you are using...
Sorry, I thought you meant what miner I was using to solo mine. That is what that post was for.
I'll try and update the opencl and see if that helps (I have no idea what version I am on).
The amd miner was released later on.
However all the miners (amd/prime/nvidia) use the same logic to connect to the wallet. So if it works for one, it should work for the others.
Re-downloaded the miner from the cuda thread and all is working fine now.
Solo mining from Rig 1 to Rig 2 with no problems. Will send more coins to you after I find some more blocks.
Thanks
October 31, 2014, 10:16:52 PM
skunk,
I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly.
Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
I'll work on a fix for this when I build the GPU Pool Miner. GPU Pools are coming after Core 1.0.2 Update which is coming after CPU Pools Launch. Currently finishing up CPU pool backend to get it ready for Beta Testing [it will be a Live pool, that I will be working on until I am satisfied everything is correct]. Will then build UI, open the source code, and start working on Core 1.0.2. This will be a mandatory update [Block Version 3 with Time-Lock], and should bring a lot smoother difficulty adjustments
It will also include a Debug LLP so I can monitor specific Debug Outputs remotely, and ensure that everything "under the hood" continues to run smoothly. Depending on how efficiently the Pool runs, and the necessity, I can add a synchronization protocol to keep a pool server cluster mining for the same pool. Might consider releasing a third code base too, as a joint CPU / GPU pool for Coinshield. We'll see, my TODO list keeps getting longer
Thank You,
Viz.
October 31, 2014, 09:18:36 PM
Hello,
I intend to mine with GPU but, could you please share how many coins I can dig a day with 4 AMD card 208x or 4 AMD card 290 or 4 card nvidia 780
I intend to mine with GPU but, could you please share how many coins I can dig a day with 4 AMD card 208x or 4 AMD card 290 or 4 card nvidia 780
October 31, 2014, 06:04:29 PM
dammit... remove the line I told you to add
and replace any occurance of uint64_t in sk1024.cu by unsigned long long (I must be missing something... this shouldn't be necessary)
after doing this operation on all these files:and replace any occurance of uint64_t in sk1024.cu by unsigned long long (I must be missing something... this shouldn't be necessary)
Algo/sk1024.cu
Algo/sk1024_keccak.cu
hash/MinerThread.cpp
miner2.h
it did finally build and it (slowly) runs:
Code:
***** skMiner for nVidia GPUs by djm34 *****
This is version v0.2
based on ccMiner by Christian Buchner and Christian H. 2014 ***
and on primeminer by Videlicet
Copyright 2014 djm34
BTC donation address: 1NENYmxwZGHsKFmyjTc5WferTn5VTFb7Ze
CSD: 2S2pCpRXyb8Lpre52U3Xjq2MguSdaea5YGjVTsJqgZBfL2S24ag
Initializing Miner 127.0.0.1:9325 Number of Cards = 1 Timeout = 10
Connected to 127.0.0.1:9325...
[MASTER] Coinshield Network: New Block 35227
2.6 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35227 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:00:11
[MASTER] Coinshield Network: New Block 35228
2.9 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:00:22
2.9 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:00:33
2.9 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:00:45
2.9 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:00:56
3.0 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:01:07
3.0 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:01:18
3.0 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:01:29
3.0 MH/s | 0 Blks ACC=0 REJ=0 | Height = 35228 | Diff = 37 0-bits | 00:01:40
thank you again for your hints
any other tweaking hint is welcome
regarding the throughput, i can even double it but then i get just 2 Mhs and increasing/decreasing it by small steps doesn't make a significative difference (got just +100 khs with throughput = 512*1 * 512*1...
beside that it's four times more cpu intensive than ccminer, so it's actually slowing down the primeminer...
sorry, but i don't think it's worth waiting to see if any blocks gets mined, i'll go back to multipools for now.
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