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daytrader420

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Quote from: MrSike on May 22, 2013, 08:45:07 PM

I switched over to pxc.HackShardGaming.net pool, started out around 10% rejects, after about an hour nearly all my shares are being rejected.

Are all these rejects due to the pool or should I change settings in my cgminer?

The rejects COULD be due to the network.

I'm guessing maybe you're on stratum, if you're local mining without stratum then I know you need to set the ask rate to about 1-5 seconds. Test around til you have desired stale %, once the network adjusts , the stales will round off.

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I switched over to pxc.HackShardGaming.net pool, started out around 10% rejects, after about an hour nearly all my shares are being rejected.

Are all these rejects due to the pool or should I change settings in my cgminer?

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Quote from: Buffcorp on May 22, 2013, 06:31:38 PM

what command can you run to check your solo mining servers hash speed?

If you're mining to your local wallet, then base it off of what cgminer is reporting. That is your actual hashrate.

Pools, only estimate hashrates anyway, based off share submissions.

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Gonna take a dinner break then i will be back...

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what command can you run to check your solo mining servers hash speed?

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Quote from: TheFuneral on May 22, 2013, 06:19:09 PM

Quote from: MrSike on May 22, 2013, 06:17:04 PM

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When you solve the block a message will appear, "Found block on pool 0" or something like that.
As far as how long it will take, it depends. 2500 Kh/s is a good rate and you'll probably find a few blocks today.

how will it know where to send or place them?

You're using your wallet as a server to run cgminer and once a block is found it will payout using one of the addresses it finds in that server(your wallet).

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Quote from: MrSike on May 22, 2013, 06:17:04 PM

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When you solve the block a message will appear, "Found block on pool 0" or something like that.
As far as how long it will take, it depends. 2500 Kh/s is a good rate and you'll probably find a few blocks today.

how will it know where to send or place them?

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Quote from: TheFuneral on May 22, 2013, 06:13:11 PM

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Quote from: daytrader420 on May 22, 2013, 05:17:31 PM

Quote from: MaGNeT on May 22, 2013, 05:11:28 PM

If you have >1000 Khash/s just keep solo mining.

You still find an average of 9 blocks in 24 hours at current difficulty with 1000 Khash/s

No pool fees, no DDOS, no pool crashes, etc.

Just went back on mining solo again

I'm pretty sure its less than that.

Difficulty is 2.22 (last i checked).

It should take only about 4 hrs to find a block with 600 kh/s at current difficulty.

SOLO mine away !

Is there a dummies guide to setting up solominig?

Everytime I try to start the server it tells me I need a

rpcpassword

even though I have one set in my .conf file;

#
listen=1
upnp=1
rpcuser=YourUserName
rpcpassword=YourPassword
rpcallowip=*
rpcport=9554
rpcconnect=*
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
#

What am I doing wrong?

Often that error pops up when the file is saved as .conf.txt, make sure it's just .conf

How do I tell if I have set it up correctly without waiting for an entirely new block? cgminer currently says

New Block Detected on network. Does that mean it's workign correctly? How will it know where to payout?

I assume 127.0.0.1 is your computers localhost and we should use what we get from cmd>ipconfig instead?

"New block detected" that means another miner found the block, so you receive no reward.
127.0.0.1 is good.
Seems like you are solo mining just fine, once you solve your first block it is very exciting!

how will I know and how long should I expect to wait if I have 2500Kh/s ?

When you solve the block a message will appear, "Found block on pool 0" or something like that.
As far as how long it will take, it depends. 2500 Kh/s is a good rate and you'll probably find a few blocks today.