Topic: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 256 blocks solved! - page 136. (Read 108774 times)
Does it matter if I use a BIP84 address for solo or is there a different address type that would be better?
Delete the shit firmware/software called BrainOS, and go back to factory firmware..
And you won't have any issues, and probably have a higher chance of finding a block as the software/firmware has been proven to work..
And you won't have any issues, and probably have a higher chance of finding a block as the software/firmware has been proven to work..
Hey guys. Does anybody have any issue with getting the solo pool to go live when using a used Antminer with Braiins OS? I can't seem to be able to get this one to go online. It has the same pool configuration as the other one. But the pool status says dead on this one.
I am pretty new here, but I had that same issue. I have two old S9 with braiins OS+. I had that problem with one of them. Try fully removing/deleting that pool connection on the bad one, and enter it again as a new one. That helped me. Also, you can open a ticket with the braiins OS company and they will trouble shoot it.
Hey guys. Does anybody have any issue with getting the solo pool to go live when using a used Antminer with Braiins OS? I can't seem to be able to get this one to go online. It has the same pool configuration as the other one. But the pool status says dead on this one.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Hi all, tell me please if there is a difference how to mine on this pool. Whether to split the power into several workers or just one worker with all the power?
I've just finished paying fees for the pool server to run for another year. Given the number of blocks solved this year, I'd feel bad having the community provide funds to support its running. Let's see where we stand in a year's time again.
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You are indeed legendary, sir. Thanks CK!
So we will also run our blockpartys and hope we will find soon a next block
Some seats are free, we will start blockparty 21 next week.
Feel free to join us…
Best regards
Willi
Some seats are free, we will start blockparty 21 next week.
Feel free to join us…
Best regards
Willi
This is lucky number 21 we will get it this time.
So we will also run our blockpartys and hope we will find soon a next block
Some seats are free, we will start blockparty 21 next week.
Feel free to join us…
Best regards
Willi
Some seats are free, we will start blockparty 21 next week.
Feel free to join us…
Best regards
Willi
I've just finished paying fees for the pool server to run for another year. Given the number of blocks solved this year, I'd feel bad having the community provide funds to support its running. Let's see where we stand in a year's time again.
Thanks for all you do!!!
I've just finished paying fees for the pool server to run for another year. Given the number of blocks solved this year, I'd feel bad having the community provide funds to support its running. Let's see where we stand in a year's time again.
Oh so are you saying that the high diffs only submit shares that are "good" enough? Meaning, they have to be past a certain number.....like at least a 12 digit number or it won't even bother submitting them? That way they don't overload their servers whereas if they didn't have a high diff, and they would submit every share even if it is only, for example, a 7 digit number, then they would be sending out way too many shares? Is that correct? Or am I way off lol
Yep that's exactly what share diff is.
Oh so are you saying that the high diffs only submit shares that are "good" enough? Meaning, they have to be past a certain number.....like at least a 12 digit number or it won't even bother submitting them? That way they don't overload their servers whereas if they didn't have a high diff, and they would submit every share even if it is only, for example, a 7 digit number, then they would be sending out way too many shares? Is that correct? Or am I way off lol
Yep that's exactly what share diff is.
I've always wondered about the different ports for difficulty that pools have. Why is it that mining rentals do use high-difficulty ports? If there is no benefit or detriment, then why is it a thing? Also, what did you mean by feedback, ck? Thanks
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Mining rentals can't control many thousands of shares constantly being blasted out at low diffs till the pool adapts since they rent out PH sized hashrates since it would overload their servers. Thus they won't even connect to a pool with a diff less than either 500K or 1M, depending on the rental service.
By feedback I mean the accuracy of the hashrate reported by the pool. If you mine at a relatively high diff for your hashrate, the pool reported hashrate becomes increasingly inaccurate (It has no actual effect on the hashrate.)
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Oh so are you saying that the high diffs only submit shares that are "good" enough? Meaning, they have to be past a certain number.....like at least a 12 digit number or it won't even bother submitting them? That way they don't overload their servers whereas if they didn't have a high diff, and they would submit every share even if it is only, for example, a 7 digit number, then they would be sending out way too many shares? Is that correct? Or am I way off lol
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Mining rentals can't control many thousands of shares constantly being blasted out at low diffs till the pool adapts since they rent out PH sized hashrates since it would overload their servers. Thus they won't even connect to a pool with a diff less than either 500K or 1M, depending on the rental service.
By feedback I mean the accuracy of the hashrate reported by the pool. If you mine at a relatively high diff for your hashrate, the pool reported hashrate becomes increasingly inaccurate (It has no actual effect on the hashrate.)
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Oh so are you saying that the high diffs only submit shares that are "good" enough? Meaning, they have to be past a certain number.....like at least a 12 digit number or it won't even bother submitting them? That way they don't overload their servers whereas if they didn't have a high diff, and they would submit every share even if it is only, for example, a 7 digit number, then they would be sending out way too many shares? Is that correct? Or am I way off lol
Oh I almost forgot....reading about diff ports and all lol.....I was wondering if anyone knows a good place to buy a replacement fan for a bitcoin ASIC. My ASIC has two fans and one of them died on me the other day while I was out of town. It's already been dead for a week now and the manufacturer says it's covered under warranty but I have to pay shipping.....lol $65 and takes 15 days. I searched online but didn't see much. I found some on ebay but they are from china and would also take about 15 to 30 days. I can't have my miner down for a month lol no way. Can't find a block like that hahaha please if anyone knows a good place to source these fans, i'd be very grateful.
The fan I need is a 12V 5A fan that is 5.5" x 5.5" in dimension. Thanks guys.
The fan I need is a 12V 5A fan that is 5.5" x 5.5" in dimension. Thanks guys.
I've always wondered about the different ports for difficulty that pools have. Why is it that mining rentals do use high-difficulty ports? If there is no benefit or detriment, then why is it a thing? Also, what did you mean by feedback, ck? Thanks
By feedback I mean the accuracy of the hashrate reported by the pool. If you mine at a relatively high diff for your hashrate, the pool reported hashrate becomes increasingly inaccurate (It has no actual effect on the hashrate.)
Is there any positive or negative impact on mining if I manually set the "suggest-diff" value higher than what the pool is currently feeding my miners?
I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
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No, you can't game anything at all. Think about it, if there was a way to improve your mining, everyone would be doing it. All you're doing is altering the feedback you get for your mining. It has no positive nor negative benefit.
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I've always wondered about the different ports for difficulty that pools have. Why is it that mining rentals do use high-difficulty ports? If there is no benefit or detriment, then why is it a thing? Also, what did you mean by feedback, ck? Thanks
I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
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No, you can't game anything at all. Think about it, if there was a way to improve your mining, everyone would be doing it. All you're doing is altering the feedback you get for your mining. It has no positive nor negative benefit.
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I've always wondered about the different ports for difficulty that pools have. Why is it that mining rentals do use high-difficulty ports? If there is no benefit or detriment, then why is it a thing? Also, what did you mean by feedback, ck? Thanks
This is the solo pool support thread. All unrelated posts and trolling will instantly be deleted, and if it persists, I'll just lock the thread for a few days till they get tired of waiting for their opportunity to troll.
Is there any positive or negative impact on mining if I manually set the "suggest-diff" value higher than what the pool is currently feeding my miners?
I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
No, you can't game anything at all. Think about it, if there was a way to improve your mining, everyone would be doing it. All you're doing is altering the feedback you get for your mining. It has no positive nor negative benefit. I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
Is there any positive or negative impact on mining if I manually set the "suggest-diff" value higher than what the pool is currently feeding my miners?
I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
I have some old dusty S7's that are running around 4.4k diff and the utility is 17. Was wondering if it hurts or helps anything setting diff to 10k or even higher. Last time I tried it the utility dropped to 5 but was getting much higher bestshare. Just wondering if tweaking that setting has any benefit.
Is there any simple web site to browse the 266 blocks solved by CK Pool?
mempool.space has a nice interface but it's missing 12 blocks(it only lists 254 with the solo.ckpool.org coinbase tag):
https://mempool.space/mining/pool/solock
Was there a change in the pool coinbase at some point?, that might explain the missing 12 blocks.
Yes the signature didn't include solo.ckpool.org for the first 12 blocks. mempool.space has a nice interface but it's missing 12 blocks(it only lists 254 with the solo.ckpool.org coinbase tag):
https://mempool.space/mining/pool/solock
Was there a change in the pool coinbase at some point?, that might explain the missing 12 blocks.
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