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Eastwind

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 03:21:39 PM

What can i do to keep my hashrate like this Huh

I like it when it was above 150 Cheesy

it is with 7 threads .....

Code:

hashrate: 176.2105
hashrate: 169.3158
hashrate: 164.0000
hashrate: 157.1579
hashrate: 150.6316
hashrate: 144.4737
hashrate: 138.1579
hashrate: 131.6316
hashrate: 124.9474
hashrate: 118.1053
hashrate: 111.3158
hashrate: 104.3684
hashrate: 97.7368
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6316

Is the displayed value for ALL 7 threads or 1 thread?

serje

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Quote from: smooth on August 29, 2014, 06:40:12 PM

Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 06:17:59 PM

And what is this thing written with blue???

Code:

2014-Aug-30 01:31:53.751790 [P2P1]----- BLOCK ADDED AS ALTERNATIVE ON HEIGHT 195
148
id:     <4e3ac863c1ebfe9426122468473d125a58a8c70842561cc7593a8febbb717242>
PoW:    <82196c6b4ba18778aaecd372e66c36f9e27f23660c3159e4569ee8e300000000>
difficulty:     1514769634

because on my wallet balance is still 0 after I use refresh command

That doesn't mean you got a block, just that someone on the network did and it was a likely orphan (found slightly behind another block at the same height). It happens a fair amount on a coin with one minute blocks.

If you find a block it will say "Block found" (but don't hold your breath -- it is a long shot).

Thanks .... maybe one day I will find one Cheesy

smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 06:17:59 PM

And what is this thing written with blue???

Code:

2014-Aug-30 01:31:53.751790 [P2P1]----- BLOCK ADDED AS ALTERNATIVE ON HEIGHT 195
148
id:     <4e3ac863c1ebfe9426122468473d125a58a8c70842561cc7593a8febbb717242>
PoW:    <82196c6b4ba18778aaecd372e66c36f9e27f23660c3159e4569ee8e300000000>
difficulty:     1514769634

because on my wallet balance is still 0 after I use refresh command

That doesn't mean you got a block, just that someone on the network did and it was a likely orphan (found slightly behind another block at the same height). It happens a fair amount on a coin with one minute blocks.

If you find a block it will say "Block found" (but don't hold your breath -- it is a long shot).

5w00p

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serje: PM me and I can probably help you get more hashrate out of that Xeon.

And you gotta love that server mobo you have with 24 DIMM slots. Shocked

Oh and about digitalocean: $5 a month level nets ~15 hash/sec. Pretty weak, imho.

serje

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And what is this thing written with blue???

Code:

2014-Aug-30 01:31:53.751790 [P2P1]----- BLOCK ADDED AS ALTERNATIVE ON HEIGHT 195
148
id:     <4e3ac863c1ebfe9426122468473d125a58a8c70842561cc7593a8febbb717242>
PoW:    <82196c6b4ba18778aaecd372e66c36f9e27f23660c3159e4569ee8e300000000>
difficulty:     1514769634

because on my wallet balance is still 0 after I use refresh command

MONERO.RS

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smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 04:09:18 PM

Quote from: smooth on August 29, 2014, 03:54:17 PM

No for pool mining you don't need the blockchain. But you aren't helping the network (as much).

It's a pain in the ass to set up the blockchain Tongue

Nah, all you have to do is wait.

serje

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Quote from: smooth on August 29, 2014, 03:54:17 PM

No for pool mining you don't need the blockchain. But you aren't helping the network (as much).

It's a pain in the ass to set up the blockchain Tongue

smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 03:29:51 PM

By the way for pool mining do I need the whole blockchain like in solo?

No for pool mining you don't need the blockchain. But you aren't helping the network (as much).

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P.S. after I got the green message that it synchronized ok now the hashrate is stable at 223.7895

That sounds like a fairly reasonable number for the CPU. A bit slower than the current ones but it is an older model.

serje

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Quote from: smooth on August 29, 2014, 03:23:40 PM

There is no p2pool yet. You can definitely continue to solo mine, as I indicated, but don't expect quick or consistent results. Think of it as a raffle.

Play around some more with the number of threads, maybe smaller?

Also, if you are on linux, make sure you have huge pages allocated.

Your hash rate seems low to me. Do you have something else running on the same box?

now it's again at 181.1579 and going up .... 200.4737 even to 210.1053 but it only uses my cpu for a few seconds at 65% .... last night it was all the time at 65%

the only thing running is win server 2012 r2 and bitmonerod and simplewallet

Code:

Memory

	16.0 GB DDR3

	Speed:	1600 MHz
	Slots used:	2 of 24
	Form factor:	DIMM
	Hardware reserved:	45.5 MB

	Available	10.0 GB
	Cached	8.0 GB
	Committed	6.5/18.3 GB
	Paged pool	338 MB
	Non-paged pool	187 MB
	In use	5.9 GB

Code:

CPU

	Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630 v2 @ 2.60GHz

	Maximum speed:	2.60 GHz
	Sockets:	1
	Cores:	6
	Logical processors:	12
	Virtualization:	Enabled
	L1 cache:	384 KB
	L2 cache:	1.5 MB
	L3 cache:	15.0 MB

	Utilization	4%
	Speed	1.17 GHz
	Up time	3:03:32:00
	Processes	71
	Threads	1198
	Handles	36155

By the way for pool mining do I need the whole blockchain like in solo?

P.S. after I got the green message that it synchronized ok now the hashrate is stable at 223.7895

smooth

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There is no p2pool yet. You can definitely continue to solo mine, as I indicated, but don't expect quick or consistent results. Think of it as a raffle.

Play around some more with the number of threads, maybe smaller?

Also, if you are on linux, make sure you have huge pages allocated.

Your hash rate seems low to me. Do you have something else running on the same box?

serje

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What can i do to keep my hashrate like this Huh

I like it when it was above 150 Cheesy

it is with 7 threads .....

Code:

hashrate: 176.2105
hashrate: 169.3158
hashrate: 164.0000
hashrate: 157.1579
hashrate: 150.6316
hashrate: 144.4737
hashrate: 138.1579
hashrate: 131.6316
hashrate: 124.9474
hashrate: 118.1053
hashrate: 111.3158
hashrate: 104.3684
hashrate: 97.7368
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6842
hashrate: 93.6316

also whtf is this? Huh

Code:

2014-Aug-29 23:26:51.106244 [P2P0][sock 1464] Some problems at write: An existin
g connection was forcibly closed by the remote host:10054

serje

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Quote from: smooth on August 28, 2014, 12:38:37 PM

Quote from: serje on August 28, 2014, 06:46:49 AM

is Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630 [email protected] good for mining monero?

Cores:6
Logical Processors:12
L1:348KB
L2:1.5MB
L3:15.0MB

You will need to experiment with number of threads to maximize your hash rate. Probably 7-8, but do let us know.

With 7 threads

Code:

hashrate: 52.2105
hashrate: 57.1053
hashrate: 59.2105
hashrate: 59.2105
hashrate: 55.5789
hashrate: 43.7368
hashrate: 44.0000
hashrate: 55.7895
hashrate: 67.4211
hashrate: 78.8421
hashrate: 73.1053
hashrate: 71.0526
hashrate: 71.0526
hashrate: 71.0526
hashrate: 69.1053
hashrate: 69.6316
hashrate: 69.6316
hashrate: 69.6316
hashrate: 69.6316
hashrate: 69.6316
hashrate: 67.4211
hashrate: 70.4737

with 8 threads

Code:

hashrate: 34.5789
hashrate: 36.1053
hashrate: 38.4737
hashrate: 38.4737
hashrate: 38.4737
hashrate: 38.4737
hashrate: 38.4737
hashrate: 37.8947
hashrate: 27.2632
hashrate: 25.1579
hashrate: 31.3158
hashrate: 42.4211
hashrate: 45.5263
hashrate: 44.8421
hashrate: 36.9474
hashrate: 36.9474
hashrate: 36.9474
hashrate: 36.9474

is this speed good?

I will let it run for a few more hours while I go and eat .... maybe it will find something .... and if i don't maybe I will just go to a pool .... i saw that p2pools are not yet ready .... or they weren't at launch .... if someone knows a p2pool for monero let me know Cheesy

smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 02:47:00 PM

in fact I want to see the hashrate

show_hr

hide_hr

Solo mining is fine, in fact encouraged. Just don't expect consistent results. It is like entering a raffle.

serje

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Quote from: nioc on August 29, 2014, 02:43:40 PM

Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 02:05:52 PM

I need more help with this monero mining thing

Am I 5 or 24 days behind?

Code:

2014-Aug-29 22:05:20.006308 [P2P9][79.137.69.194:18080 OUT]Sync data returned un
known top block: 158224 -> 165787 [7563 blocks (5 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:14.101148 [P2P6][117.85.182.163:18080 OUT]Sync data returned u
nknown top block: 159758 -> 194967 [35209 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:36.715365 [P2P0][109.87.35.74:18080 OUT]Sync data returned unk
nown top block: 159839 -> 194967 [35128 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started

can someone explain to me what 5 means and what 24 means?

I solo mined last night but didn't got anything Cheesy

I would say 24 days behind. When I sync it will occasionally display less blocks/days behind and the go back to what I assume is the correct # as the larger # is the one consistently displayed.

If you solo mined last night you shouldn't be syncing from 24 or even 5 days behind. It seems you closed the daemon without giving it any commands. If you use the command "exit" it will store the blockchain before closing and when you restart the daemon you will only need to sync starting from the time you exited.

Very difficult to find a block solo mining without a large HR.

Thanks .... I just saw now that i have to type exit if i want the blockchain to be saved

I'm using this to solo mine

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is Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630 [email protected] good for mining monero?

Cores:6
Logical Processors:12
L1:348KB
L2:1.5MB
L3:15.0MB

in fact I want to see the hashrate

smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 02:05:52 PM

I need more help with this monero mining thing

Am I 5 or 24 days behind?

Code:

2014-Aug-29 22:05:20.006308 [P2P9][79.137.69.194:18080 OUT]Sync data returned un
known top block: 158224 -> 165787 [7563 blocks (5 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:14.101148 [P2P6][117.85.182.163:18080 OUT]Sync data returned u
nknown top block: 159758 -> 194967 [35209 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:36.715365 [P2P0][109.87.35.74:18080 OUT]Sync data returned unk
nown top block: 159839 -> 194967 [35128 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started

can someone explain to me what 5 means and what 24 means?

You're 24 days behind. One of your sync peers is also behind (their top block is only 165k; the others are 195k), so you are 5 days behind that peer, but 24 days behind the rest.

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I solo mined last night but didn't got anything Cheesy

Such bad luck. Not.

nioc

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Quote from: serje on August 29, 2014, 02:05:52 PM

I need more help with this monero mining thing

Am I 5 or 24 days behind?

Code:

2014-Aug-29 22:05:20.006308 [P2P9][79.137.69.194:18080 OUT]Sync data returned un
known top block: 158224 -> 165787 [7563 blocks (5 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:14.101148 [P2P6][117.85.182.163:18080 OUT]Sync data returned u
nknown top block: 159758 -> 194967 [35209 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:36.715365 [P2P0][109.87.35.74:18080 OUT]Sync data returned unk
nown top block: 159839 -> 194967 [35128 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started

can someone explain to me what 5 means and what 24 means?

I solo mined last night but didn't got anything Cheesy

I would say 24 days behind. When I sync it will occasionally display less blocks/days behind and the go back to what I assume is the correct # as the larger # is the one consistently displayed.

If you solo mined last night you shouldn't be syncing from 24 or even 5 days behind. It seems you closed the daemon without giving it any commands. If you use the command "exit" it will store the blockchain before closing and when you restart the daemon you will only need to sync starting from the time you exited.

Very difficult to find a block solo mining without a large HR.

serje

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I need more help with this monero mining thing

Am I 5 or 24 days behind?

Code:

2014-Aug-29 22:05:20.006308 [P2P9][79.137.69.194:18080 OUT]Sync data returned un
known top block: 158224 -> 165787 [7563 blocks (5 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:14.101148 [P2P6][117.85.182.163:18080 OUT]Sync data returned u
nknown top block: 159758 -> 194967 [35209 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started
2014-Aug-29 22:09:36.715365 [P2P0][109.87.35.74:18080 OUT]Sync data returned unk
nown top block: 159839 -> 194967 [35128 blocks (24 days) behind]
SYNCHRONIZATION started

can someone explain to me what 5 means and what 24 means?

I solo mined last night but didn't got anything Cheesy

smooth

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Quote from: serje on August 28, 2014, 05:52:08 PM

Where i can see my hash rate in monero mining or wallet???

If you are solo mining using the wallet/daemon go into the daemon window and type 'show_hr' ('hide_hr' to get rid of it)

If you are using a pool it is best to view the stats via the pool web site.

serje

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Where i can see my hash rate in monero mining or wallet???

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