Topic: [XMR] Monero Mining - page 15. (Read 264826 times)
Best software and RAM/core settings for GTX 980?
You could help me with this problem? my GPU is a GTX 750Ti.
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whats -q?
monero is not x11
use the instructions for ccminer listed here:
https://monerohash.com/#getting_started
You could help me with this problem? my GPU is a GTX 750Ti.
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New Monero Pool (in india!)
http://indianodejones.moneroworld.com/#
Features a 5 XMR minimum payout threshold. No more transactions with 0.2 outputs!
(let me put on my salesman voice)
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http://indianodejones.moneroworld.com/#
Features a 5 XMR minimum payout threshold. No more transactions with 0.2 outputs!
(let me put on my salesman voice)
Tired of spending all your monero on transaction fees when you move your mining rewards to the market for ultimate dumpage? Why not mine at indianodejones.moneroworld.com, where the minimum payout is 5 XMR? Spending monero to move monero is just ridiculous, so why not mine more efficiently? Point your miners at http://indianodejones.moneroworld.com/# to reduce your transaction fees today!
Those look like real errors, yeah. Fix the url.
Has anyone tried Hyc's solo ccminer?
https://github.com/hyc/ccminer-cryptonight
I'm getting error messages but I dunno if they are actually errors:
"[2016-05-22 22:41:13] HTTP request failed: Could not resolve host:"
or this if I point to the actual IP the daemon is bound to.
"[2016-05-22 22:46:37] HTTP request failed: The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Found"
https://github.com/hyc/ccminer-cryptonight
I'm getting error messages but I dunno if they are actually errors:
"[2016-05-22 22:41:13] HTTP request failed: Could not resolve host:"
or this if I point to the actual IP the daemon is bound to.
"[2016-05-22 22:46:37] HTTP request failed: The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Found"
Hey, i'm hispano, a new user of monero.
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
If you are using start_mining in the wallet, you are solo mining. I think you have to launch the wallet with the --trusted-daemon flag though.
Regarding the other things in your house not connecting to the internet - does this always happen? Or just during the initial synchronization? There are ways to limit the bandwidth that monero will use, and these might help. In your window with the daemon open, type help. It will show all of the commands you can enter. 3 of them are related to limit. ulimit, etc. Try modifying those parameters.
The very same moment i open bitmonerod.exe (the file that syncs the blockchain) the internet connection stops working, and it does not work again until i re-start the router, even if i close everything and shutdown the pc.
I've tried to limit the max bandwith but it does not change anything - i still get a DNS problem when i open the browser and any other application works (neither in that device nor any other)
So at least i understand this is not how it should be, I should be able to use my internet conection while mining, am i right?.
As per my understanding (i am not a tech-guy at all) it seems when i run the file it changes something in my router configuration, is it possible?
Maybe you can recommend me a guide so i can learn a bit more (though i've already read some and i didn't manage to solve this)
do you know how to get to a terminal?
open the folder containing the bitmonerod.exe . In the bar the top, delete everything and type cmd .
then try
bitmonerod.exe --no-igd
this will disable any port mapping that bitmonerod trying to do. Its essentially trying to open your firewall so that bitmonerod can function optimally. It can still work without the ports open.
Thanks a lot for your help.
The problem has not been solved but there have been changes.
Now when i have bitmonerod.exe runing and simplewallet running:
1. I can load some websites - atleast i can access to bitcointalk, but google is not working, getmonero is not working... (in Tablet anything is working, in my laptop neither)
2. Some applications are working - at least Skype is working (in Tablet anything is working, in my laptop at least Skype is working)
3. Now i get this error in bitmonerod.exe:
"[RPC0]Attempt to get block from height 73 failed -- block not in db"
"[RPC0]ERROR C:/msys64/DISTRIBUTION-BUILD/contrib/epee/include/net/abstract_tcp_server2.inl:355 Exception at [connection
EDIT: I've manually changed my dns addresses in my laptop and now internet is working normally here.
EDIT2: I've also manually set my dns addresses in this pc and in the tablen and now they are both working, so i guess i've solved more or less my issue. Now would you say me what does that error means:
"[RPC0]Attempt to get block from height 73 failed -- block not in db"
"[RPC0]ERROR C:/msys64/DISTRIBUTION-BUILD/contrib/epee/include/net/abstract_tcp_server2.inl:355 Exception at [connection
Good post GingerAle, thanks.
I'm now wondering if the UPNP service on his router is disabled, since that's the only way i can see it messing with it. On mine, it's enabled but I can see them mapped so I know they work.
Interesting. I learn more about XMR every day, thanks, I'll try this too, just to see if it helps my own system not get bogged down when i sync up every few days.
I'm now wondering if the UPNP service on his router is disabled, since that's the only way i can see it messing with it. On mine, it's enabled but I can see them mapped so I know they work.
Interesting. I learn more about XMR every day, thanks, I'll try this too, just to see if it helps my own system not get bogged down when i sync up every few days.
Hey, i'm hispano, a new user of monero.
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
If you are using start_mining in the wallet, you are solo mining. I think you have to launch the wallet with the --trusted-daemon flag though.
Regarding the other things in your house not connecting to the internet - does this always happen? Or just during the initial synchronization? There are ways to limit the bandwidth that monero will use, and these might help. In your window with the daemon open, type help. It will show all of the commands you can enter. 3 of them are related to limit. ulimit, etc. Try modifying those parameters.
The very same moment i open bitmonerod.exe (the file that syncs the blockchain) the internet connection stops working, and it does not work again until i re-start the router, even if i close everything and shutdown the pc.
I've tried to limit the max bandwith but it does not change anything - i still get a DNS problem when i open the browser and any other application works (neither in that device nor any other)
So at least i understand this is not how it should be, I should be able to use my internet conection while mining, am i right?.
As per my understanding (i am not a tech-guy at all) it seems when i run the file it changes something in my router configuration, is it possible?
Maybe you can recommend me a guide so i can learn a bit more (though i've already read some and i didn't manage to solve this)
do you know how to get to a terminal?
open the folder containing the bitmonerod.exe . In the bar the top, delete everything and type cmd .
then try
bitmonerod.exe --no-igd
this will disable any port mapping that bitmonerod trying to do. Its essentially trying to open your firewall so that bitmonerod can function optimally. It can still work without the ports open.
Hey, i'm hispano, a new user of monero.
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
If you are using start_mining in the wallet, you are solo mining. I think you have to launch the wallet with the --trusted-daemon flag though.
Regarding the other things in your house not connecting to the internet - does this always happen? Or just during the initial synchronization? There are ways to limit the bandwidth that monero will use, and these might help. In your window with the daemon open, type help. It will show all of the commands you can enter. 3 of them are related to limit. ulimit, etc. Try modifying those parameters.
The very same moment i open bitmonerod.exe (the file that syncs the blockchain) the internet connection stops working, and it does not work again until i re-start the router, even if i close everything and shutdown the pc.
I've tried to limit the max bandwith but it does not change anything - i still get a DNS problem when i open the browser and any other application works (neither in that device nor any other)
So at least i understand this is not how it should be, I should be able to use my internet conection while mining, am i right?.
As per my understanding (i am not a tech-guy at all) it seems when i run the file it changes something in my router configuration, is it possible?
Maybe you can recommend me a guide so i can learn a bit more (though i've already read some and i didn't manage to solve this)
Hey, i'm hispano, a new user of monero.
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
If you are using start_mining in the wallet, you are solo mining. I think you have to launch the wallet with the --trusted-daemon flag though.
Regarding the other things in your house not connecting to the internet - does this always happen? Or just during the initial synchronization? There are ways to limit the bandwidth that monero will use, and these might help. In your window with the daemon open, type help. It will show all of the commands you can enter. 3 of them are related to limit. ulimit, etc. Try modifying those parameters.
Hey, i'm hispano, a new user of monero.
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
let me tell you my problem.
I want to mine monero, and its the first coin i am going to mine, so i'll be surely mistaken about lots of things.
I downloaded the monero software from getmonero for 64 bits windows and i downloaded/synced the blockchain.
I'm even able to use "start_mining" in simplewallet and "in theory" the daemon starts mining.
I want to try solo-mining before considering any pool, and right now, i prefer solo-mining as per my understanding its much more decentalized, that is one of the features i love more about monero.
My problem is that while i have "bitmonerod.exe" opened anyone in my household is able to use internet. We all get DNS erros when opening browsers. Internet is working, as bitmonerod is updating the blockchain, but for some reason it blocks every other connection (any app cant connect to the internet).
Is this normal? I mean, i will never be able to use normally my internet while mining monero? Or i have something misconfigurated?
Thanks in advance,
hispano
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero 
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
What does that do?
Mines ETH and DCR at the same time with supposedly very little hashrate loss compared to regular ETH miner. Apparently it's possible because ETH is memory hard algo and DCR is not, which I thought maybe possible to do here since I think cryptonight is also memory hard. I haven't tried yet because it's Windows only and my AMD cards are all on Linux boxes, plus been busy/traveling lately.
Link here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925
from my experience, you definitely can't mine XMR and ETH on the same card - I tried to do it using my nvidia 750 ti's. You can get both to fit on the card memory wise, but the xmr miner wins out over the eth miner (for whatever reason, maybe because cuda has higher priority than openCL).
Not XMR and ETH, they're both memory hard, right? The idea was XMR and DCR.
I don't know whether XMR is memory hard on GPUs or not. It was mostly designed for CPUs with AES hardware, which GPUs don't have, so the AES calculations require a fair bit of CPU. It makes sense that something like DCR with a small hash function certainly don't use memory, so you could add a memory-intensive task to the mix without slowing it down (much). My guess would that ETH and DCR are a better fit, but it might still be worth a try.
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
What does that do?
Mines ETH and DCR at the same time with supposedly very little hashrate loss compared to regular ETH miner. Apparently it's possible because ETH is memory hard algo and DCR is not, which I thought maybe possible to do here since I think cryptonight is also memory hard. I haven't tried yet because it's Windows only and my AMD cards are all on Linux boxes, plus been busy/traveling lately.
Link here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925
from my experience, you definitely can't mine XMR and ETH on the same card - I tried to do it using my nvidia 750 ti's. You can get both to fit on the card memory wise, but the xmr miner wins out over the eth miner (for whatever reason, maybe because cuda has higher priority than openCL).
Not XMR and ETH, they're both memory hard, right? The idea was XMR and DCR.
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
What does that do?
Mines ETH and DCR at the same time with supposedly very little hashrate loss compared to regular ETH miner. Apparently it's possible because ETH is memory hard algo and DCR is not, which I thought maybe possible to do here since I think cryptonight is also memory hard. I haven't tried yet because it's Windows only and my AMD cards are all on Linux boxes, plus been busy/traveling lately.
Link here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925
from my experience, you definitely can't mine XMR and ETH on the same card - I tried to do it using my nvidia 750 ti's. You can get both to fit on the card memory wise, but the xmr miner wins out over the eth miner (for whatever reason, maybe because cuda has higher priority than openCL).
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
What does that do?
Mines ETH and DCR at the same time with supposedly very little hashrate loss compared to regular ETH miner. Apparently it's possible because ETH is memory hard algo and DCR is not, which I thought maybe possible to do here since I think cryptonight is also memory hard. I haven't tried yet because it's Windows only and my AMD cards are all on Linux boxes, plus been busy/traveling lately.
Link here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
What does that do?
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
AWS is fine if you're not paying for it.
On an unrelated note, would it be possible to implement something similar to Claymore's new dual ETH/DCR miner, but replace ETH with XMR?
Please tell me a cloud service for mining Monero
Hi! When I get the last cpu miner for win?
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