Topic: YACoin - cpuminer released. Very soon pools will be availaible for this coin - page 5. (Read 28659 times)

Great help, thanks!

260khash out of a [email protected], cpuminer compiled with CFLAGS core-avx-i, the built-in miner with the same flags gets about 315khash/s, but it dips below to 200 way too offen.

Anyone have a windows 64 bit binary for this yet? Getting a MinGW64 setup working is a nightmare

very interesting!

I'm running this with --debug.  I see a ton of hash > Target (False Positive)

Does anyone know what this means?  Is that attempts to solve the block that are incorrect, or an issue with my configuration?

Thank you, sorry if the question is stupid, no documentation that I could find.

I am a noob to mining, this is my first attempt.
Im running Mac OSX 10.6.8 , Im having trouble figuring out how to start the daemon. whats the command.. what am I missing here?

when I type:
./minerd -o http://127.0.0.1:9323 -u elcamo -p passy -a scrypt-jane
it just lists the minerd options and doesnt run anything.

I created a yacoin.conf file and its in the same directory..
looks like this :

rpcuser=elcamo
rpcpassword=passy
addnode=82.211.30.212
addnode=78.21.9.49
addnode=88.204.169.242
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=(my ip)
rpcport=9323
port=7688
daemon=1
server=1
gen=0

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

when I run the


command I get


I have literally no idea what that means.

I'm using ubuntu 12.04

unfortunately i am on windows 64...

I think my 2600k will never break 100 kh/s

Linux

Edit the qt .pro


Compile, run

YH1q1wuVyznBAzKJN19akXgFaBSdbgbQih

windows or linux?what is the full command?

if i use -a scrypt-jane on minerd call i just get "Try 'minerd --help' for more information.
using Windows 7 - what am i doing wrong? -.-

I get 400 KH/s on a 2700K using
-O3 -march=core-avx-i
with the QT client.

This needs to be pulled into cgminer or renamed (to yacminer for example) so that doing the install step does not walk over the system-wide cgminer already installed.

Also, running it as root is really a terrible habit to get into.

Maybe because it would otherwise clobber the existing cgminer already installed by default into /usr/local, this might be best compiled by the user who actually runs yacoind, using the user-homedirectory style of prefix so this stuff only yacoin needs stays in yacoin's area until cgminer per se pulls it and makes it part of the standard distribution.

Also, for it to be ready to be pulled the configure option to include this new style of scrypt should be part of the configure system, so that like the previous style of scrypt whether to compile it in or not is a configure option.

(You should have to do ./configure --with-scrypt-jane to get it to include scrypt-jane in the build just like you have to use --with-scrypt to get it to include scrypt in the build.)

Presumably just doing configure right now will, when you do make install, clobber your existing cgminer all your old style scrypt coins use with a new one that does not include scrypt but only scrypt-jane?

Or has the configure been hacked to include old style scrypt by default as well as including scrypt-jane by default?

-MarkM-

Make sure port 9323 is open in your firewall.

I have the same problem.

get the error 401, http request failed

why is the windows miner lagging so much behind?


any chance for a windows 64 miner?

Thanks for the Windows binaries.


 

There will be a mining pool soon.

+1
yes, a pool is needed indeed