Topic: Unitus (UIS) - Superior Blockchain Technology: 1st Multi-Algo Merge-Mined - page 14. (Read 68163 times)

Wow! Cool!
Use this form:
4xAMD Opteron 6276 Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(64) xxxx Stock 64 Linux NickName Dec/16/2017 Total_64_threads_and_64MB_L3Cache

Hi!

I wonder how to enter results in the competiion if I have a multi CPU motherboard?
I have a server with four sockets and in that I have mounted 4 x Opteron 6276 CPU's (16 cores each, total 64 cores).

ok thank you 

thebigboy78
Your prize at this moment:
p7350 Yescrypt 15UIS. I'll send it later.

thebigboy78 Noted!

baskinsy Cool! Included!

Hi!

AMD FX-8350 Argon2d 0,98 Unitus 8(8 ) 4000 Stock 8 Linux baskin Dec/16/2017
My address: UfApR47Bp6FCzmUG8LHcbAEu2CHa2W3FCc

hi my unitus address is: UQZZjJuGFVUUVij6gkardGeHicHprxbuxu
 

Hello!
You're first with Core2duo p7350 CPU!
And you can type your UIS address here

hi

Intel Core2duo p7350 Yescrypt 0.34 Unitus 1(2) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 thebigboy78 Dec/15/2017 dont have L3 cache
Intel Core2duo p7350 Yescrypt 0.51 Unitus 2(2) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 thebigboy78 Dec/15/2017 dont have L3 cache

goodbye

You can find "UIS CPU Competition" PDF document here:

https://slack-files.com/T131FCJ8J-F8EGUDJNL-ff936404eb

Rules, examples, the sizes of prizes... all in the PDF!

This activity is organized to make useful and aesthetic spreadsheets for every CPU. Free for everyone, like this example:
https://slack-files.com/T131FCJ8J-F8EPQDJF2-472dda8b19
Information about CPU hashrates can help many people to start mining Unitus which can help increase its popularity creating a synergistic effect, therefore, increasing the activity inside the community helping Unitus rise!

                                                                           CPU Mining Competition


Hello, dear Unitus and CPU miners! Did you know that Unitus will be celebrating its birthday soon? Our 1st block was mined on December 28th, 2014! We will be hosting a CPU mining competition soon in correlation with that! The duration of the contest will be 2 weeks. Starting on December 14th and ending on December 28th, 2017.

Why are we going to do that? We think that there is not enough information available about the hashrate of our CPU algorithms on different processors. Unitus is a rare coin that has 2 CPU mining algorithms: Argon2d and Yescrypt. The situation with Yescrypt is better. We have much more information available. However, it is still not enough:

https://www.zpool.ca/bench/algo?algo=yescrypt
http://yiimp.eu/bench/algo?algo=yescrypt

Unfortunately, they are still poor spreadsheets. For example, Monero has:

http://monerobenchmarks.info/index.php

We, the Unitus community, need to have more useful and aesthetic spreadsheets for every CPU.


Ask this question anywhere, “What can I mine with my CPU?” and the answer will most likely be, “Coins on the CryptoNight algo.” However, the answer should be “Unitus! It has 2 different CPU algorithms, choose whichever one you like. Your GPU can mine, also. It is the most versatile and multifaceted coin available to be mined!” Therefore, we want more information available to the public so people answer with that instead. Information about CPU hashrates can help many people to start mining Unitus which can help increase its popularity creating a synergistic effect, therefore, increasing the activity inside the community helping Unitus rise! You can help us in this matter! All you need to do is participate in the competition and spread information about it!

The rules are simple: people fill lines about their CPUs and win UIS! We are interested in information about all CPU models. New and old, fast and slow, x64 and x86, CISC and RISC, whatever. There are 2 types of prizes.

Immediate prize for one person (independent for every CPU model info and every algorithm):

Base n*1UIS One or more fully filled line, separated by a space, formed according to the example.

+n*2UIS The 1st information about a CPU in the competition
+n*1UIS / +n*2UIS 3+ / 5+ lines for one CPU
+n*1UIS OC or DC hardware
+n*3UIS Unusually things (ARM, 32-bit CPU, etc)

Achievements at the end of the competition on December 28th:

n*10 You have the fastest CPU in the stock frequency!
n*10 You have the fastest CPU in OC!
n*30 Your CPU is the weakest, but don’t worry!
n*10 Your CPU is the newest! n*30 Your CPU is the oldest, and it still works!
n*20 You fill the maximum lines about one CPU!
n*40 You’re the tester of highest amount of CPUs!

1st people get prize:

n*40 You mined on an ARM device (except Raspberry Pi and smartphone)!
n*50 You mined on a Raspberry Pi!
n*60 You mined on a smartphone! Wow!

If you never mined UIS before, but are interesting in CPU mining, you can easily try to mine Unitus right now! Miner for Windows:  https://unitus.online/files/unitus-cpuminer.7z Miner for Linux:  https://github.com/unitusdev/unitus-cpuminer

Example of line format: Company Series Model Algo kH/s Miner Threads(All) CPUFreq FreqType L3Cache OS NickName Date Comment(optional)

Examples of easy to edit lines:

AMD Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
AMD Series Model Yescrypt 0,00 Unitus 0(0) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
AMD Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) 0000 DC 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
AMD Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) 0000 OC 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
Intel Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
Intel Series Model Yescrypt 0,00 Unitus 0(0) xxxx Stock 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
Intel Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) 0000 DC 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want
Intel Series Model Argon2d 0,00 Unitus 0(0) 0000 OC 0 Win10 NickName Dec/14/2017 Comment_if_you_want

Examples of real CPU lines:

AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,37 Unitus 1(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/03/2017
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,71 Unitus 2(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/03/2017 Mem2400
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,88 Unitus 3(4) 3100 DC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/03/2017 Mem2400/1.1875V
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 1,09 Unitus 3(4) 3950 OC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/03/2017 Mem2400/1.29375V
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,61 Unitus 2( xxxx Stock 6 Linux vdxbv Dec/10/2017
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,81 Unitus 3( xxxx Stock 6 Linux vdxbv Dec/10/2017 MBP15”Mid2012/Too_hot
Intel i7 3720QM Yescrypt 1,39 cpuminer-opt 2( xxxx Stock 6 Linux vdxbv Dec/10/2017 Miner_V3.6.6
Intel i7 3720QM Yescrypt 2,51 cpuminer-opt 4( xxxx Stock 6 Linux vdxbv Dec/10/2017 V3.6.6/Same_results_as_unitus_miner

And examples of prize calculating: @Alice Hello. My results:)

AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,37 Unitus 1(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,71 Unitus 2(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,91 Unitus 3(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 Best_config
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,85 Unitus 4(4) xxxx Stock 8 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,34 Unitus 1( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,61 Unitus 2( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012/BestForLaptop
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,81 Unitus 3( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012/Too_hot
Intel i7 3720QM Argon2d 0,94 Unitus 4( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012/Too_hot
Intel i7 3720QM Yescrypt 0,71 Unitus 1( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012
Intel i7 3720QM Yescrypt 1,39 Unitus 2( xxxx Stock 6 Linux Alice Dec/14/2017 MBP15”Mid2012/Too_hot My address: Uxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

@Bob Hi! I like to overclock everything;)

AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,88 Unitus 3(4) 3100 DC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/15/2017 Mem2400/1.1875V/SilentFan
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 0,96 Unitus 3(4) 3400 DC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/15/2017 Mem2400/1.2875V/SilentFan
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 1,06 Unitus 3(4) 3800 OC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/15/2017 Mem2400/1.2875V/SilentFan
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 1,09 Unitus 3(4) 3950 OC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/15/2017 Mem2400/1.29375V
AMD Ryzen3 1200 Argon2d 1,11 Unitus 3(4) 4000 OC 8 Linux vdxbv Dec/15/2017 Mem2400/1.29375V My address: Uyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Alice gets prize: Base n*1 +n*2(because first) + n*1 + n*0 + n*0 = n*4 (AMD Argon2d) Base n*1 +n*2(because first) + n*1 + n*0 + n*0 = n*4 (Intel Argon2d) Base n*1 +n*2(because first) + n*0 + n*0 + n*0 = n*3 (Intel Yescrypt) Total n*11
Bob gets prize: Base n*1 +n*0(because not first) + n*2 + n*1 +n*0 = n*4

Total amount of UIS up for grabs will be either:

7,500
15,000
22,500

There is currently 6,500UIS set aside for it and will definitely at least hit 7,500.



*Created by vdxbv
*Edited by BeeChoChen

Greetings, friends at Unitus! As Komodo Platform has been working around the clock to fine-tune the multiple GUI's that are the face of our Agama multiwallet and BarterDEX atomic swap protocols, there have obviously been many bugs found and many debugged. However, one bug in particular was found not only in our Agama GUI wallet, but also in the zcash4mac GUI swing wallet. It is a simple bug, but it warrants your attention. This is a potential money cost bug.

Unitus (UIS) - As a Bitcoin-protocol cryptocurrency, your GUI wallet(s) may be susceptible to this bug.

ISSUE: 'watchonly' addresses appearing as your own in GUI wallet; users could potentially send funds to the address, unaware it is not theirs or available for withdrawal.  You can import and it becomes a 'watchonly' address. The GUI will display the address as yours, add its funds to your balance, and accept deposits, but cannot be withdrawn. This could be a normal address, my address, a p2sh address, satoshi's address, etc. This can be confusing to an end-user and will lead to many headaches for the developer, as is always the case with misplaced funds.

FOUND: in Komodo Platform's Agama multiwallet (fixed) and zcash4mac GUI swing wallet (@jl777b: "newest QT wallet seems ok about watch only, but not sure of older and when it was fixed")

ex. @grewalsatinder found the bug in his zcash swing wallet: https://i.imgur.com/sVd0QTL.png

Quote from: jl777B

"satinder used zcash4mac, ie. the zcash osx GUI, not ours... the assumption is no GUI out there properly handles watch only addresses, until proven that they do... agama also had this bug, which we found and fixed, so it seems a very common bug to have"

SOLUTION: For the 'watchonly' address or any address not yours, the value 'ismine' returns false. Any such address gets filtered out.

QUESTIONS:

• How does your recommended GUI deal with watchonly addresses?
• Does your GUI display watchonly addresses as different than actual addresses in the wallet?

We need to experiment a bit to see which approach gets a better response triggering the bug. People WILL lose money if they send funds to a watchonly address.

Quote from: jl777B

"the t3 addresses in the 'Own Addresses' column! and they absolutely cant be as they are p2sh addresses. it is clear proof that the bug is very real and anybody that understands a p2sh address will understand it cant be something in your wallet. it is usually a multisig address, so only if it is a 1of1 multisig (possible but very silly) can you have a p2sh address that is spendable, but the wallet wont even know it... normal addresses can also be watchonly, which makes this even worse. in that case it would appear in the list of addresses just like all the others. even if you are able to spot p2sh addresses visually, it wont be enough"

I've been tasked with spreading awareness and facilitating discussion of this bug, so please let me know if you have any questions. I'll get you some answers and we can minimize the impact. We wanted to reach out directly to the developers of the 60+ coins featured on Agama and BarterDEX as the bug may have a direct impact on you (via your own GUI wallet).

- Jay

Thank you!

Try go to your home folder and click:
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We have 1 full time developer and a couple part time developers. We also have a bunch of other people on the team contributing in many ways.

No need to be ashamed! I have contacted one of the devs and he should help whenever he sees the message

No problem

Cheers!

Hi,

I am ashamed by my question but I try to install the wallet and I am stuck.

I have a Ubuntu and a CPU64.
So I downloaded the corresponding file on the website. Then i double click on it, it open the software manger. I click install. It ask for my admin password. I do the install without error and then nothing. I don't find the folder or a way to launch the wallet. Any help ? thanks

thanks for promoting my vid guys!

here it is again just in case you missed

https://youtu.be/mEfIph7pqyw

I have now added another 2 points to the score.. bringing it to 83% - excellent!!!!!!

Love
Mickey x