Topic: Nicehash CPU miner for Linux servers that works... (Read 1156 times)
Bump... Same Questions here...
Bumpy, anyone?
The problem I have is that it doesnt just sometimes time out, it always does... A same CPU running on the Windows version of their Nicehash miner finds shares pretty often.. 
Is there anyone that actually manages to mine on Nicehash (USA, EU, whichever) with their CPU's on a Linux box?
I've had difficulties compiling cpuminer-opt and cpuminer-multi from different forks, yet they all eventually throw stratum_recv_line failed at my head.
The nheqminer I never got to actually compile in the first place.
I've had difficulties compiling cpuminer-opt and cpuminer-multi from different forks, yet they all eventually throw stratum_recv_line failed at my head.
The nheqminer I never got to actually compile in the first place.
Nicehash sets the stratum difficulty too high for CPU miners so it takes longer to find a solution and the stratum
sometimes times out. But poolside hash rate seems in line with local reporting.
Is there anyone that actually manages to mine on Nicehash (USA, EU, whichever) with their CPU's on a Linux box?
I've had difficulties compiling cpuminer-opt and cpuminer-multi from different forks, yet they all eventually throw stratum_recv_line failed at my head.
The nheqminer I never got to actually compile in the first place.
I've had difficulties compiling cpuminer-opt and cpuminer-multi from different forks, yet they all eventually throw stratum_recv_line failed at my head.
The nheqminer I never got to actually compile in the first place.
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