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Topic: (Scrypt) Solo Mining question, with .05 BTC Bounty! (Read 753 times)

member
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Its with a few gridseeds, all running off of a Pi. The computer with the wallet is on a windows PC. and will be considered the server computer.
newbie
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you want to mine it with cpu or gpu. kindly share the details so that we can help
member
Activity: 61
Merit: 10
Still needing help, I'm trying to solo mine Krugercoin, but it has a mining option built into the wallet. .1BTC to who ever can help!
member
Activity: 61
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Alright since What I'm trying to do isn't working. Im willing to go to .1BTC for anyone who wants to use Join.me to help set this up. I cant see it taking long but I need to see it to understand how to do it. PM me if you're interested.
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
that's how I solo mine,
install wallet on target machine, set miners to point at said target machine.
if the miners are on the same network just point them to the network ip, if they're external point them to the external ip. (if you use a router you're going to have to forward the rpc port from the router to your wallet machine's ip)

the rest is standard.

* if you have more than 4 miners you should also use rpcthreads= in your config, put in more than just how many miners you have because ... just in case
example config:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0
rpcuser=********
rpcpassword=*****
maxconnections=200
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=*
rpcthreads=100

enjoy solo mining.
legendary
Activity: 1610
Merit: 1008
Forget-about-it
your wallet on the host computer has a .conf file im sure youve setup before... user, password, port, usual stuff.  you can add
allowip=

setup your miner to point to
-o http://ip.address.of.hostcomputer:port  -u user -p password

for windows 7, folder %appdata% > scryptcoin > text file renamed scryptcoin.conf saved as "all types" filetype
server=1
listen=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpcport=     *invent as necessary
rpcallowip=
addnode=

for the miner  .bat file or miner start minimum,
cgminer --scrypt -o http://ipaddressofhostwallet:port -u user -p password - any extra flags for your miner settings for speed temp etc etc

hope this works, if not well im sure there will be other responses
member
Activity: 61
Merit: 10
Alright so I'm trying to solo mine said Scrypt coin. I'm running my miners on a Pi. My wallet is on my main desktop computer. Now How do I get my miner pointed in the right direction? Do I set up the wallet like usual and just point at the wallet address? If you feel like dumbing it down I would appreciate it. Ill check back here in the morning and who ever answers with the best information first wins. Ill pay out after I get it working. Smiley
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