Topic: Whitelist Requests (Want out of here?) - page 274. (Read 474339 times)

Needed to log two more hours before I could ask for help in the thread I'm working from and the damned power goes out!
Back now though.  Just pacing back and forth for another two slow hours.  I hope I can get a solution before I have to pass out tonight.
There must be a good reason for this holding cell but it's just agonizing!

Thanks 1MLyg5WVFSMifFjkrZiyGW2nw (please don't expect me to pronounce that)

Tried it your way and it didn't like -u.  I also tried --u, -user, --user, -u=, --user=....well, you get the idea.  "no such option:"
I would think that what BTC Guild shows on their website would be the correct syntax.

As for the device number, My machine lists the CPU as 0 and the GPUs as 1 and 2

Thanks for trying to help 

I'm reading this forum for quite a time, did not register tho' (my bad...)
Now that I got a huge issue with my miners, I can't post in the appropriate section. IRC has been my salvation, but real-time solution does not offer the support of currently connected people nor documentated solution for others in the same case.
Get me out of Newb-section please ! My 9 5870s are looking at me with despair in their eyes...

I would like to be whitelisted as well. I have to ask about setting up mining. I get errors:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./phoenix.py", line 123, in
    miner.start(options)
  File "phoenix-1.50/Miner.py", line 75, in start
    self.kernel = self.options.makeKernel(KernelInterface(self))
  File "./phoenix.py", line 112, in makeKernel
    self.kernel = kernelModule.MiningKernel(requester)
  File "kernels/poclbm/__init__.py", line 132, in __init__
    platforms = cl.get_platforms()
pyopencl.LogicError: clGetPlatformIDs failed: invalid/unknown error code

syntax is:
./poclbm.py -d 0 -u YOUR_USERNAME --pass=YOUR_PASSWORD -o de.btcguild.com -p 8332

-d is device number, for me it's 0=GPU, 1=CPU
if you leave this out poclbm will show you what devices it can use
(but if you want to do CPU mining you should use another miner for that)

Not anymore! Btw i think whitelist not moving

I would like to be whitelisted as well.

I have spent more than 4 hours and posted 5 times however I am still a 'newbie'?

please white-list me, too... 

Hi

There is an interestinge discussion going on in dev branch of forum, and i want to participate.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=1387.0
It's about addresses like
http://blockexplorer.com/address/11126yHiXjavR3oNVwV2GRNso2ah4MnZtm
(BTW this one from 2010 and had >1000BTC)

Yes, welcome to the newbie holding cell.

I'm trying to get a miner going using Inaba's guide.
I think I have everything right except I get an error when I try to connect to a pool.
I was going to ask for help on the thread but am stuck here for a while.

I've been a Windows user much too long and need to learn Linux.
Maybe someone here could tell me what I need to know.
When I enter ./poclbm.py -d1 --host=de.btcguild.com --port=8332 --user=

Hello,

I have started mining a month ago.
Now, i have 12 HD5870 within 3 PC.
I have developped an AOCLBF modified version based on v1.74 that preserve ATI performance levels in a way that allow automatic underclock in case of overheat when you overclock Core frequency.
I appreciate if i could post in the AOCLBF forum.

Thanks.

Hi.

I've been developing a Bitcoin mining pool watch application for Symbian using Qt and I'd like to showcase it here.

I would like to get whitelisted as well. I have already made some posts in the newbie section to get me started. I've been reading these forums for over two months. I've would like to ask some questions to get some projects rolling in the more technical sections of these forums.

Hi!

I have been following BTC for the last couple of months. I have talked a lot with my friends (who are involved with this Danish site for Internet politics: bitbureauet.dk) about both the political implications and the business opportunities that BTC brings about. We have started working on a VPN for BTC idea, that we hope to air soon. For that reason I really wanna talk to the forum.

Regards
Nikolaj

Hi,
I'm C/C++ programmer. I am currently working on better mining algorithm and I am almost ready to publish beta version of this. Can you help me out of there?

Thanks.

Hi,

As the other guys, i want to get out of here ;-) I've been reading about bitcoin for about 2 month and followed this community closely. So far I didn't feel the need to answer to a posting here, until now. I'd like to discuss some things in the "economics" section now

To prove that i know something about bitcoin: I am mining with 4 radeon 6870s at 1,221 Ghash, overclocked each card to 1005, underclocked memory to 350 each using afterburner. I patched my open cl miner using various fixes in the board that were proven using a truth table in order to improve my speed even more. Also I have used the API of mt gox to create an autotrader app.

Please activate me for other forums and private messaging.

THanks!

I've read about Bitcoin from marginal revolution and consider myself fairly knowledgeable about it. I'd like to participate more in the community.

PLEASE get me out of here. I want to start making interesting comments on the other boards.

Hello, people in btc related IRC-channels might know me.

Edit by Maged:
Could you be more specific about the channels you've been in, as well as when you first joined those channels?

Re-edit: I apologize, but based on my review of the logs, you're still a newbie. Feel free to re-apply if you don't manage to get around the restriction on your own and you think you're ready.

Hi I also want out of here!

After reading all 43 pages of posts about Kiv's guiminer I wanted to ask a question so I registered.  Had I known about the newbie restriction I would have registered before either downloading the miner, getting it running, or reading all those posts.  I would have the required hours and then some by now!

I got to this topic (Kiv's guiminer) on the forum from the article at: http://www.newslobster.com/random/how-to-get-started-using-your-gpu-to-mine-for-bitcoins-on-windows . 

The question I have should be in that topic so I can get an answer from Kiv or one of the experts there.  It is about using guiminer for a local pool.  By that I mean that I have more than one computer to mine with and I would like to have them all working as one local miner.  I expect that I need to run guiminer on all boxes and the bitcoin server on one of them.  The ones without the server should connect to the one with it as if that box was a pool.  That is my guess but I am not sure if it can be done that way or how to do if it can be done.  From everything I have read I should be able to get 3.5 giga hashes per second combined from my computers.

This question was touched on by one poster but not as directly as I just did.  It was not answered unless, I missed the answer somehow.  I would be surprised if that were the case since I am sure that I read all of the posts.

I would appreciate it if whoever moderates the posts in this thread would move my question to the thread it belongs in so Kiv can answer it for me.

Kiv, if you see this please note that I will donate to your efforts each time I earn bitcoins with guiminer.