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Title: yacoin orphaned blocks mining) Post by: Rascal on May 09, 2013, 05:39:10 AM Yacoin tested 3-4 hours on 24 xeon cores - three reports of the mined blocks, empty the list of transactions and a zero balance.
Title: Re: yacoin orphaned blocks mining) Post by: maxec on May 09, 2013, 07:26:44 PM Strange, maybe just bad luck. I'm solo mining since about 08:00 GMT on a single i5-3570K CPU @ 3.4. Using the stock client on Ubuntu. Got 8 blocks, 4 of them stale. The other 4 resulted in 132 Coins. In yacoin.conf I added: maxconnections=256 To spread the word (block) as fast as possible. I also configured my router to forward port 7688 to the PC. Most connections are incoming. However difficulty has increased meanwhile and the last block was more than 6h ago (14:44 GMT). I keep it running. Title: Re: yacoin orphaned blocks mining) Post by: bebopbob on May 09, 2013, 08:21:52 PM Strange, maybe just bad luck. I'm solo mining since about 08:00 GMT on a single i5-3570K CPU @ 3.4. Using the stock client on Ubuntu. Got 8 blocks, 4 of them stale. The other 4 resulted in 132 Coins. In yacoin.conf I added: maxconnections=256 To spread the word (block) as fast as possible. I also configured my router to forward port 7688 to the PC. Most connections are incoming. However difficulty has increased meanwhile and the last block was more than 6h ago (14:44 GMT). I keep it running. Still only getting 8 connections in windows, I read that you need to change it in the source and compile it on linux for the change to work. Title: Re: yacoin orphaned blocks mining) Post by: maxec on May 09, 2013, 09:00:44 PM Woked here without to change the source. Only needed to set it in the config. I've constantly 40-70 connections established. However seems that there are always only 8 outgoing connections. The rest is incoming. So port forwarding on the router seems to be important.
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