Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2110. (Read 4671924 times)
GUI client most wanted.
Where is the link to download the wallet ?
There is a link in OP. Right under the specifications.
Where is the link to download the wallet ?
242 MRO mined so far with 14 cores in Win 7 during 72h.
the windows version only took 20% cpu usage while mining. I thought its not working properly on windows. Do you have a higher cpu usage?
In my wallets show_hr command shows around 8-8.5 H/s. CPU usage is 89%. Info is valid for i7 4770K @4200MHz (7 threads).
Your daemon is sync-ing. Wait until full blockchain is downloaded
Thank you, I will wait.. 
Your daemon is sync-ing. Wait until full blockchain is downloaded
Daemon is busy, what I will do??
my windows 32bit, how can I have a wallet monero?
64 bit is required at this time.
my windows 32bit, how can I have a wallet monero?
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
We need a pool now. The hashrate of the whole network is too high for a novice CPU miner to join. We just surpassed 10000 H/s (about more than 20 000 CPU I guess). There is a lot of ninja miners that comes from nowhere 
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
10K hash/sec is not 20K CPUs. Most CPUs get around 10-15. So 10K hash is more like 1000 CPUs or less.
Agree a pool would be very good for small miners.
An Azure VM small instance 1 core - 2 threads, 1.7 GB RAM only hashes at 0.3 H/s
A dedicated server on Rackspace 4 core - 8 threads hashes at 5.7 H/s
So I guess that the CPU that can hash at 10 - 15 is the most strongest one
I'm talking about a normal desktop PC, i7 or such. There have been plenty of people posting on this thread getting 10-15/sec. Linux builds seem faster than Windows builds on most hardware.
We need a pool now. The hashrate of the whole network is too high for a novice CPU miner to join. We just surpassed 10000 H/s (about more than 20 000 CPU I guess). There is a lot of ninja miners that comes from nowhere
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
10K hash/sec is not 20K CPUs. Most CPUs get around 10-15. So 10K hash is more like 1000 CPUs or less.
Agree a pool would be very good for small miners.
An Azure VM small instance 1 core - 2 threads, 1.7 GB RAM only hashes at 0.3 H/s
A dedicated server on Rackspace 4 core - 8 threads hashes at 5.7 H/s (500 USD/month - not paid by me
not economical at all)So I guess that the CPU that can hash at 10 - 15 is the most strongest one
We need a pool now. The hashrate of the whole network is too high for a novice CPU miner to join. We just surpassed 10000 H/s (about more than 20 000 CPU I guess). There is a lot of ninja miners that comes from nowhere
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
10K hash/sec is not 20K CPUs. Most CPUs get around 10-15. So 10K hash is more like 1000 CPUs or less.
Agree a pool would be very good for small miners.
We need a pool now. The hashrate of the whole network is too high for a novice CPU miner to join. We just surpassed 10000 H/s (about more than 20 000 CPU I guess). There is a lot of ninja miners that comes from nowhere
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
Who says CPU mining is secure and fair?
242 MRO mined so far with 14 cores in Win 7 during 72h.
Do you have instructions for how to have the bitmonerod.exe running with 1 wallet on 1 windows computer and have all the other computers on that router mining into that 1 wallet through that 1 bitmonerod.exe?
I have 2 rigs with independent wallet instance (each powered by i7 haswell OC, mining with 7 threads each).
I like Monero privacy, it looks very promising like as new darkcoin.
I am brand new and not sure if my wallet is working correctly (Windows)
I followed all steps in the guide but seem to be stuck 13 days behind. Does this mean I cannot buy/mine any bitmonero until I can figure out how to synch?
My public bitmonero key:
46cguPkqyZHBut216ztPzQ9Yvchh3a3QK8Ww5oGQ5yZdbNgQmCnWuHDcGPGgtGrzFd4uj9eGv7zTxW8 Nmnem66nUQAnonKn
I followed all steps in the guide but seem to be stuck 13 days behind. Does this mean I cannot buy/mine any bitmonero until I can figure out how to synch?
My public bitmonero key:
46cguPkqyZHBut216ztPzQ9Yvchh3a3QK8Ww5oGQ5yZdbNgQmCnWuHDcGPGgtGrzFd4uj9eGv7zTxW8 Nmnem66nUQAnonKn
Just keep it running and it should synch, takes a while.
242 MRO mined so far with 14 cores in Win 7 during 72h.
Do you have instructions for how to have the bitmonerod.exe running with 1 wallet on 1 windows computer and have all the other computers on that router mining into that 1 wallet through that 1 bitmonerod.exe?
242 MRO mined so far with 14 cores in Win 7 during 72h.
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.
It's in .bitmonero
exit the node, put the file you downloaded from the above link into that directory, and then restart the node
Sorry, I forgot to tell you I am on windows. Will this file work for me?
That is where the file is located but the linux blockchain.bin must be a bit different I get "incompatible native format - size of long"
I will just wait 5 hours and download the blockchain myself.
The blockchain.bin file is incompatible between windows and Linux. It is a known problem with the boost library this is using to save the files.
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.
It's in .bitmonero
exit the node, put the file you downloaded from the above link into that directory, and then restart the node
Sorry, I forgot to tell you I am on windows. Will this file work for me?
That is where the file is located but the linux blockchain.bin must be a bit different I get "incompatible native format - size of long"
I will just wait 5 hours and download the blockchain myself.
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