Can I suggest to the owners/developers of this coin that they store a relatively recent copy (Windows and Linux)of the blockchain on your website(link to cloud).
I would also suggest that you have two machines(windows and Linux) that upload their blockchain on a nightly basis.
At the moment I suspect the long sync time is putting people off.
This approach is taken by bytecoin, not sure on how often they update, and was a great help.
On a side note I think there is a problem long term for all coins as keeping wallets in sync is going to be a problem.
At the moment I use a computer that is dedicated to CPU mining and managing my wallets.
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Not getting much hashrate on windows 8.1 and an 8 core AMD processor http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113284
CPU working at 90% and getting hash rate of 4.8
Is this what I should be getting? I have left it mining now for 2 hours.
CPU working at 90% and getting hash rate of 4.8
Is this what I should be getting? I have left it mining now for 2 hours.
That CPU is not listed in the hardware comparison so hard to say. Everyone so far has reported getting a lower hash rate with the Windows build than compiling from source on Linux. If you want to optimize try that.
Faucet payments have gone out for today
Not getting much hashrate on windows 8.1 and an 8 core AMD processor http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113284
CPU working at 90% and getting hash rate of 4.8
Is this what I should be getting? I have left it mining now for 2 hours.
CPU working at 90% and getting hash rate of 4.8
Is this what I should be getting? I have left it mining now for 2 hours.
Where is the link to download the wallet ?
There is a link in OP. Right under the specifications.
Ok i download the windows binary, now i open the bitmonerod.exe, then i would like to open the simplewallet but nothing happen
I forgot one step?
You need to do
Code:
simplewallet --generate-new-wallet [wallet name]
Then you can open the wallet with
Code:
simplewallet --wallet [wallet name]
Thank you Smoothie
The reddit is now spiffier: http://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/
I doubt it'll be active for a few months given that MRO doesn't attract a mainstream crowd (yet). Go subscribe anyway to make it look bigger.
I doubt it'll be active for a few months given that MRO doesn't attract a mainstream crowd (yet). Go subscribe anyway to make it look bigger.
new Algorithm: CryptoNight ?
Look at the section "Egalitarian proof of work"
https://cryptonote.org/inside.php
new Algorithm: CryptoNight ?
Where is the link to download the wallet ?
There is a link in OP. Right under the specifications.
Ok i download the windows binary, now i open the bitmonerod.exe, then i would like to open the simplewallet but nothing happen
I forgot one step?
You need to do
Code:
simplewallet --generate-new-wallet [wallet name]
Then you can open the wallet with
Code:
simplewallet --wallet [wallet name]
Where is the link to download the wallet ?
There is a link in OP. Right under the specifications.
Ok i download the windows binary, now i open the bitmonerod.exe, then i would like to open the simplewallet but nothing happen
I forgot one step?
I've uploaded the Windows blockchain here and will periodically update it on the OP. As stated in the OP, if you can mine on Linux instead, do so. The hashrate will be significantly higher.
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!fdYnzTRQ!O10VPV-4CyG6xVGr6D72mp3_lJhWP3_QuPgNUdpk4ak
Link:
https://mega.co.nz/#!fdYnzTRQ!O10VPV-4CyG6xVGr6D72mp3_lJhWP3_QuPgNUdpk4ak
For people looking to sync their linux machines, I have uploaded a recent blockchain.bin here: DOWNLOAD
Where do I put this file blockchain.bin? This is going to take forever to sync.I type "save" and "exit" but I do not see blockchain.bin anywhere.
exit the node, put the file you downloaded from the above link into that directory, and then restart the node
It is weird. I replaced the blockchain.bin in the .bitmonero folder but it doesn't work. When I launch ./bitmonerod it is still written (23 days behind) some are (10 days behind).
What does it means ?
Enter "Save" in the daemon window.
For people looking to sync their linux machines, I have uploaded a recent blockchain.bin here: DOWNLOAD
Where do I put this file blockchain.bin? This is going to take forever to sync.I type "save" and "exit" but I do not see blockchain.bin anywhere.
exit the node, put the file you downloaded from the above link into that directory, and then restart the node
It is weird. I replaced the blockchain.bin in the .bitmonero folder but it doesn't work. When I launch ./bitmonerod it is still written (23 days behind) some are (10 days behind).
What does it means ?
Everyone wanting a pool, please help raise a bounty with me here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-for-open-source-bytecoinmonero-pool-589533
And for the GUI:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-for-open-source-bytecoinmonero-gui-589561
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-for-open-source-bytecoinmonero-pool-589533
And for the GUI:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-for-open-source-bytecoinmonero-gui-589561
I can't mine just yet as the deamon is still syncing.
Any way to check just how far it has worked its way through the blockchain?
Cheers
Any way to check just how far it has worked its way through the blockchain?
Cheers
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I can't mine just yet as the deamon is still syncing.
Any way to check just how far it has worked its way through the blockchain?
Cheers
Any way to check just how far it has worked its way through the blockchain?
Cheers
Major software update soon:
- bugfixes from ByteCoin
- Mac OSX build fixed
- bugfixes from ByteCoin
- Mac OSX build fixed
It looks like that the most modern desktop CPU like core i7 yields the best performance. I need to get my server retired because it is not relevant any more
After reading the post above, I've got a guick question to MRO miners. I was planning on using a few old servers (6 CORE OPTERON 32GB) and mining MRO but was wondering if I've perhaps missed the the boat and there is no point? Is there a way I can work out what I can expect or can anybody give me a rough idea?
Current network hashrate is diff / 60
Everyday there are 24*60 blocks miner
so (your_hr / network_hr) * (24 * 60) = number of blocks per day
Pools will be up soon in any case.
It looks like that the most modern desktop CPU like core i7 yields the best performance. I need to get my server retired because it is not relevant any more
After reading the post above, I've got a guick question to MRO miners. I was planning on using a few old servers (6 CORE OPTERON 32GB) and mining MRO but was wondering if I've perhaps missed the the boat and there is no point? Is there a way I can work out what I can expect or can anybody give me a rough idea?
Current network hashrate is diff / 60
Everyday there are 24*60 blocks miner
so (your_hr / network_hr) * (24 * 60) = number of blocks per day
Pools will be up soon in any case.
It looks like that the most modern desktop CPU like core i7 yields the best performance. I need to get my server retired because it is not relevant any more
After reading the post above, I've got a guick question to MRO miners. I was planning on using a few old servers (6 CORE OPTERON 32GB) and mining MRO but was wondering if I've perhaps missed the the boat and there is no point? Is there a way I can work out what I can expect or can anybody give me a rough idea?
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