Okay got it running
OS Vista Fully patched
Ram 2.5GB
CPU Intel Centrino 2 Dual Core Duo
Normally I get 800~1200 khash/s
but with this I get around 300,333,366,400,433 I'm assuming thats the weird way it shows speed.
I noticed that it uses one core only can this be fixed.
So I'm running 2 at a time to make up for that both at around 366+ this still adds up to the lower estimates of the normal client.
The calculated hash rate is averaged over a period of time, so it will start off low and increase until it approaches the actual hash rate. There is overhead in calculating the metahash, finding the best hash, and networking, so you won't get the hash rate you get with the vanilla bitcoin client.
You guys say its split based on the rate. Will this not mean if I have connect and disconnect a lot with my super mega fast client I get more then a non stop small guy. It should be done by the amount of hashes you computed to the amount it too to solve the block.
The distribution of payment is determined by which clients are connected at the time the block is created. If you connect and disconnect multiple times, only the last active connection will be valid. In addition, because of the averaging of hash rate over a period of time, the client will start off with a low calculated hash rate after each connection.
puddinpop, there seems to be a typo in cmake-bitcoinr/CMakeList.txt. The references to 'bitcoind' in TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES should be 'bitcoinr'.
Yes there is. All the bitcoind in that file should be bitcoinr.