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Topic: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 1% fee solo mining USA/DE 251 blocks solved! - page 426. (Read 1514501 times)

legendary
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yeah  I typed that address into the blockchain  I got bad address

 https://blockchain.info/search/1Mse8cAQAshfunhwY7msQdsoTayuuuFp



Hmm, that's concerning.  Why would my wallet generate an address that's no good?  I'll try the S1 with the same address my U3 is using, I know that one works.
-ck
legendary
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Ruu \o/
I've received notice that the server will be receiving a critical security update which will involve rebooting it so there will be some pool downtime, hopefully only a few minutes so I'm giving you all advance notice that it will be occurring at approximately: 2015-03-08 4:00:00 AM UTC. I'll be using that as an opportunity to update to the latest stable ckpool code since it has been showing good stability of late.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I generated a new address and used that for the worker input.  I tried removing the 'stratum+tcp://' from the pool input and leaving it there.  I rebooted the S1 after each change to be sure it took.  The pool shows as dead no matter.






The machine is still mining on one of the default pools which I have set as the back-up, so I am confident that it is generally configured correctly.  Any other ideas?

yeah  I typed that address into the blockchain  I got bad address

 https://blockchain.info/search/1Mse8cAQAshfunhwY7msQdsoTayuuuFp


legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1000
I generated a new address and used that for the worker input.  I tried removing the 'stratum+tcp://' from the pool input and leaving it there.  I rebooted the S1 after each change to be sure it took.  The pool shows as dead no matter.






The machine is still mining on one of the default pools which I have set as the back-up, so I am confident that it is generally configured correctly.  Any other ideas?
-ck
legendary
Activity: 4088
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Ruu \o/
Picked up an S1, did a factory reset, and then flashed the latest firmware. Trying to point it at the pool but it's not quite happening.  It was mining 170gh on the default pools the firmware update comes with so I know the unit works and is set up correctly, but I seem to be missing something in my configuration.  Thanks for the help.

If you can't mine here, check your username is actually a valid BTC address.
legendary
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Picked up an S1, did a factory reset, and then flashed the latest firmware. Trying to point it at the pool but it's not quite happening.  It was mining 170gh on the default pools the firmware update comes with so I know the unit works and is set up correctly, but I seem to be missing something in my configuration.  Thanks for the help.


Try it without the stratum+tcp:// at the front so just use solo.ckpool.org:3333 and see if that works.
legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1000
Picked up an S1, did a factory reset, and then flashed the latest firmware. Trying to point it at the pool but it's not quite happening.  It was mining 170gh on the default pools the firmware update comes with so I know the unit works and is set up correctly, but I seem to be missing something in my configuration.  Thanks for the help.
sr. member
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Thanks Ck...

last question though, how do i cgminer the rockminer t1? is it complex? forgive me for being a computer newbie. but am willing to learn if its not a hassle with you guys. any reading material can be of help.

am really thankful for your pool.

Good day  Grin

Sure, works best with cgminer+ckpool combo.
-ck
legendary
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Ruu \o/
hi guys, just a question, can i point my rockminer here?

thank you.
Sure, works best with cgminer+ckpool combo.
sr. member
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hi guys, just a question, can i point my rockminer here?

thank you.
-ck
legendary
Activity: 4088
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Ruu \o/
Dear user ant.1 please change your username to be a valid bitcoin address as you cannot mine on this pool with that sort of username.
legendary
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testnet was taken down in December.

Search is your friend.
legendary
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Think for yourself
Hey guys, I was going to ask if the testnet pool for this is still up? I've been trying test.ckpool.org and testnet.ckpool.org and it doesn't seem to exist anymore

Nope
newbie
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Hey guys, I was going to ask if the testnet pool for this is still up? I've been trying test.ckpool.org and testnet.ckpool.org and it doesn't seem to exist anymore
legendary
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-ck
legendary
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Ruu \o/
how to know when found a block without cheking wallet all the time ?  Grin
All block finds are announced here.
legendary
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how to know when found a block without cheking wallet all the time ?  Grin
full member
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Using some expensive heaters
I mine on CK's solo pool 'cuz I'm lazy...  Undecided
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
As I mentioned elsewhere - and to clarify something that seems to have been said in a misleading way elsewhere by someone Smiley

Running your own bitcoind node is no less support to bitcoin than running a node and solo mining on it.
There is a much bigger risk, however, of having a block orphaned if you solo mine at home

i.e. do indeed run your own home bitcoind, but if you want to solo a small amount of hardware, I'd suggest you use the solo ckpool simply because there is a much lower chance of your block being orphaned unless you go to the trouble of running at home on good hardware with a good internet connection, connecting it to the relay network and also addnode other pools directly.
legendary
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The beginning difficulty is set to 1k.  So a few 1k+ shares will need to submitted before the difficulty from the pool adjusts to a lower number.  It could take a while on a lower end miner.
Starting diff is 1k you will get shares only very infrequently to start with at that low a hashrate. Eventually the pool will set you to a lower diff or if you were running cgminer instead of the hostile fork based off it you could also use the --suggest-diff command. It doesn't matter since shares have no intrinsic value with solo mining anyway. They're just mining feedback here.
I went away to lunch and left the stick mining and came back to an adjusted difficulty and shares being accepted successfully.

I understand they have no intrinsic value here, I just wanted to be sure I was setting things up correctly and since I was not getting the same feedback I got with the U3 I figured something was amiss.  I am using cgminer at home and will use it for this stick as well when I get back.

Thank you both for your assistance, I really appreciate it.
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