Have a total of 350~ hash rate among miners, been a few horus but hope i get something.
Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
It's a huge hashrate! You definitely will get something!Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2087. (Read 4670972 times)
Have a total of 350~ hash rate among miners, been a few horus but hope i get something.
Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
It's a huge hashrate! You definitely will get something!
I started the translation to dutch. Will try to finish it in the next 24 hours 
Working on a Spanish translation for the ANN thread.
Thanks, both of you!
When will this coin be on the exchange?
Hehe it doesnt to be on an exchange =P
When will this coin be on the exchange?
Have a total of 350~ hash rate among miners, been a few horus but hope i get something.
Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
Ill be switching everything to monero today. ^_^
Working on a Spanish translation for the ANN thread.
Next question: how do I point multiple rigs at the same wallet? Running Bitmonerod.exe on multiple PCs would download the full blockchain again, and running simplewallet.exe would create multiple wallets. The simpleminer.exe file seems to be the solution, but what is the syntax? If anyone has suggestions/help for running on multiple PCs, I'd appreciate it!
As stated at http://monero.cc/getting-startedCode:
bitmonero.exe MRO_address
(the exact line is ./bitmonerod number_of_threads MRO_address)1. upload the blockchain out of bitmonero (USB key, scp, ftp, whatever) and place it int .bitmonero (in %APPDATA%)
2. install bitmonero.exe and run bitmonero.exe MRO_address x (x being your number of threads (CPU*core*2)
You don't need any other file than bitmonero.exe on your extra machines.
Code:
bitmonerod.exe --mining-threads [threads] --start-mining [address]
The bit about needing the block chain on each mining rig is rather stupid as well -- no other coin I can think of requires the block chain to mine it; you only need the miner software. Yes, you need a wallet somewhere if you want to store it on your own system, but only one wallet, which requires one block chain. Is there a calculator or something that will give an estimated coins (blocks) per day for a given hash rate anywhere?
My take: this coin is more than a little raw (alpha state I'd say, not even at beta level), and getting it on an exchange may only create problems until there's a better front end.
Yeah this was unappealing to me but seems to be worth the time and annoyance
Mined with 6 computers today, didn't find a single block lol!
Quanttek will be doing German and David Latapie French. Monero will be soon be very international.
Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
lol, after u said chinese team is coming Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
Next question: how do I point multiple rigs at the same wallet? Running Bitmonerod.exe on multiple PCs would download the full blockchain again, and running simplewallet.exe would create multiple wallets. The simpleminer.exe file seems to be the solution, but what is the syntax? If anyone has suggestions/help for running on multiple PCs, I'd appreciate it!
As stated at http://monero.cc/getting-startedCode:
bitmonero.exe MRO_address
(the exact line is ./bitmonerod number_of_threads MRO_address)1. upload the blockchain out of bitmonero (USB key, scp, ftp, whatever) and place it int .bitmonero (in %APPDATA%)
2. install bitmonero.exe and run bitmonero.exe MRO_address x (x being your number of threads (CPU*core*2)
You don't need any other file than bitmonero.exe on your extra machines.
Code:
bitmonerod.exe --mining-threads [threads] --start-mining [address]
The bit about needing the block chain on each mining rig is rather stupid as well -- no other coin I can think of requires the block chain to mine it; you only need the miner software. Yes, you need a wallet somewhere if you want to store it on your own system, but only one wallet, which requires one block chain. Is there a calculator or something that will give an estimated coins (blocks) per day for a given hash rate anywhere?
My take: this coin is more than a little raw (alpha state I'd say, not even at beta level), and getting it on an exchange may only create problems until there's a better front end.
Next question: how do I point multiple rigs at the same wallet? Running Bitmonerod.exe on multiple PCs would download the full blockchain again, and running simplewallet.exe would create multiple wallets. The simpleminer.exe file seems to be the solution, but what is the syntax? If anyone has suggestions/help for running on multiple PCs, I'd appreciate it!
As stated at http://monero.cc/getting-startedCode:
bitmonero.exe MRO_address
(the exact line is ./bitmonerod number_of_threads MRO_address)1. upload the blockchain out of bitmonero (USB key, scp, ftp, whatever) and place it int .bitmonero (in %APPDATA%)
2. install bitmonero.exe and run bitmonero.exe MRO_address x (x being your number of threads (CPU*core*2)
You don't need any other file than bitmonero.exe on your extra machines.
Someone should send a nice email to mintpal and cryptsy so they can add monero for voting Smiley If noone does i will in a couple of days.
I could have done it weeks ago (from day 2 I considered it). Then I decided not to, because too fast a rise could kill monero. Let it go slowly, it is better for everyone. Slow adoption, wider distribution, better future. Please don't kill the golden goose.Where are the 0.8.6 Windows binaries? And what is the current block? I'm still downloading (at block 24K or so now) and would like to know how much longer this will take. LOL
Also, do you have to be fully synced up to start mining? I tried "start_mining 6" on my Core i7-4702MQ laptop; hashrate is showing 0.18~0.25 and CPU usage only appears to be one core (13%).
Linux binaries for 0.8.6 + boost (you might still need libicu48 / libicuuc on /usr/lib, though, on Linux)Also, do you have to be fully synced up to start mining? I tried "start_mining 6" on my Core i7-4702MQ laptop; hashrate is showing 0.18~0.25 and CPU usage only appears to be one core (13%).
https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B7RQILpPGrQbYnF2OTA4NklrWmc
Go to the OP and download the blockchain, it will be faster than to manually sync.
http://monero.cc/getting-started has the instructions. Yes, they are tedious, yes, you'll have to follow them carefully, yes even that way it might not work.
Next question: how do I point multiple rigs at the same wallet? Running Bitmonerod.exe on multiple PCs would download the full blockchain again, and running simplewallet.exe would create multiple wallets. The simpleminer.exe file seems to be the solution, but what is the syntax? If anyone has suggestions/help for running on multiple PCs, I'd appreciate it!
Once you have a wallet you don't need the wallet on every rig. Just use
Code:
start_mining [your wallet public address] [number of threads]
in the daemon window. It will mine to the wallet even without the wallet being on that system.
Make sure your wallet is backed up.
I started the translation to dutch. Will try to finish it in the next 24 hours
Someone should send a nice email to mintpal and cryptsy so they can add monero for voting Smiley If noone does i will in a couple of days.
I could have done it weeks ago (from day 2 I considered it). Then I decided not to, because too fast a rise could kill monero. Let it go slowly, it is better for everyone. Slow adoption, wider distribution, better future. Please don't kill the golden goose.Where are the 0.8.6 Windows binaries? And what is the current block? I'm still downloading (at block 24K or so now) and would like to know how much longer this will take. LOL
Also, do you have to be fully synced up to start mining? I tried "start_mining 6" on my Core i7-4702MQ laptop; hashrate is showing 0.18~0.25 and CPU usage only appears to be one core (13%).
Linux binaries for 0.8.6 + boost (you might still need libicu48 / libicuuc on /usr/lib, though, on Linux)Also, do you have to be fully synced up to start mining? I tried "start_mining 6" on my Core i7-4702MQ laptop; hashrate is showing 0.18~0.25 and CPU usage only appears to be one core (13%).
https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B7RQILpPGrQbYnF2OTA4NklrWmc
Go to the OP and download the blockchain, it will be faster than to manually sync.
http://monero.cc/getting-started has the instructions. Yes, they are tedious, yes, you'll have to follow them carefully, yes even that way it might not work.
Next question: how do I point multiple rigs at the same wallet? Running Bitmonerod.exe on multiple PCs would download the full blockchain again, and running simplewallet.exe would create multiple wallets. The simpleminer.exe file seems to be the solution, but what is the syntax? If anyone has suggestions/help for running on multiple PCs, I'd appreciate it!
Thanks, mates!
I will follow the updates of main topic.
Also I would like to translate CryptoNote White Paper in near future. Stay tuned
Excellent idea! I will follow the updates of main topic.
Also I would like to translate CryptoNote White Paper in near future. Stay tuned
Thanks, mates!
I will follow the updates of main topic.
Also I would like to translate CryptoNote White Paper in near future. Stay tuned
Did it. Thanks for advice.
I will follow the updates of main topic.
Also I would like to translate CryptoNote White Paper in near future. Stay tuned
Small nitpick: change the Esperanto Wikipedia link to http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Эcпepaнтo
Thanks for your translation!
Thanks for your translation!
Did it. Thanks for advice.
Quanttek will be doing German and David Latapie French. Monero will be soon be very international.
Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
Those who want to translate the website: PM me. Do not start with the "getting started" page as it is the one most prone to heavy changes, though. Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
Quanttek will be doing German and David Latapie French. Monero will be soon be very international.
Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
Chinese translation will be one of the most important. If anyone can offer to do a high-quality one (or knows someone that can), that would be great.
As promised, I did Russian translation of main topic. Here is:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-cpugpu-597225
Please, OP, add reference in Translations sections. Thanks.
It isn't Google translation
P.S. Hi-quality Russian translation most wanted? PM me.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-cpugpu-597225
Please, OP, add reference in Translations sections. Thanks.
It isn't Google translation
I would like to translate main thread in Russian. We need to grow Monero community.
P.S. Hi-quality Russian translation most wanted? PM me.
Fantastic job, OP updated!
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