That's great! Thanks for a quick answer.

I tried:

roiminer.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q
or
roiminer-aes.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q
or
(THIS ONE CRASHED) roiminer-bdver2.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q
or
roiminer-westmere.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q
or
roiminer-sandybridge-ivybridge.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q

Does it matter which one I use? It doesn't show h/s... Is one faster than another?

It only shows (one example):

C:\roiminer-sandybridge-ivybridge.exe -a hodl --url=http://roi.hopto.org:23110 -u mine -p miner -t 4 --coinbase-addr=RBFPceYc3fwCDLbDkuGrUtPZZ9bnwUacoH -P -q
[2017-12-02 19:42:53] 4 miner threads started, using 'hodl' algorithm.
[2017-12-02 19:42:53] JSON protocol request:
{"method": "getblocktemplate", "params": [{"capabilities": ["coinbasetxn", "coinbasevalue", "longpoll", "workid"]}], "id":0}


* Rebuilt URL to: http://roi.hopto.org:23110/
* timeout on name lookup is not supported
*   Trying 81.109.239.33...
* TCP_NODELAY set
* Connected to roi.hopto.org (81.109.239.33) port 23110 (#0)
* Server auth using Basic with user 'mine'
> POST / HTTP/1.1
Host: roi.hopto.org:23110
Authorization: Basic bWluZTptaW5lcg==
Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 126
User-Agent: cpuminer/2.4.3
X-Mining-Extensions: midstate

< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Date: Sun, 03 Dec 2017 00:43:04 +0000
< Connection: keep-alive
< Content-Length: 585
< Content-Type: application/json
< Server: roicoin-json-rpc/v1.0.2.700
<
* Connection #0 to host roi.hopto.org left intact
[2017-12-02 19:42:53] JSON protocol response:
{
   "error": null,
   "result": {
      "mutable": [
         "time",
         "transactions",
         "prevblock"
      ],
      "capabilities": [
         "proposal"
      ],
      "curtime": 1512261775,
      "mintime": 1512260754,
      "coinbaseaux": {
         "flags": ""
      },
      "version": 4,
      "longpollid": "000000687a108a93f70d3be83fc1aa1ce04acd78c76136768da485395a362c001642",
      "coinbasevalue": 12000000000.0,
      "previousblockhash": "000000687a108a93f70d3be83fc1aa1ce04acd78c76136768da485395a362c00",
      "transactions": [],
      "noncerange": "00000000ffffffff",
      "sizelimit": 1000000,
      "target": "00000086e6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
      "sigoplimit": 20000,
      "bits": "1e0086e6",
      "height": 16041.........

I really appreciate all the hard work dev’s and community of ROI coin. I hope to see a great future with this coin.

I am solo mining with ROI 64bit Windows wallet for 10 days now. I am planning to start “Solo Mining ROI As Part Of A Cluster” (as I have 2 computers to mine now) but being a newbie I a confused about what address to use.

Just for testing, this morning  I sent 120 ROI coins from 64bit Windows wallet to coinsmarkets. That worked great. Then, I sent back 20 coins to my ROI wallet using address I found by going to Receive-Request Payment- Address. 20 coins arrived and I thought that I have address that I can use for cluster. When I went again to Receive-Request Payment- Address, it showed me different address. Every time I press “Request Payment" I got different address!? I am confused. What address I should use to start “Solo Mining ROI As Part Of A Cluster” and receive coins? Where can I find it?

There was a post saying that CoinPools can be seen here   http://coinspool.cu.cc/workers_roicoin

Being a newbie, I'm curious if someone can explain to me why there is always 60 workers and how can I identify myself here? Are there really just 6o workers mining this coin?

I am mining for 10 days now and I can't relate myself to any of addresses on this list.

I would like to thank ghobson, luckykitty and snmoney to clarifying my question on moving to another computer.

I do have a second question.

I played with shortcut/startup flags:
Try this flag first: -optimineraes=1
Try this flag second: -optimineravx2=1
Example 1: -minermemory=2 -genproclimit=2
This sets mining using 2 GB of memory, with 2 threads on each GB.
Example 2: -minermemory=3 -genproclimit=8
This sets mining using 3 GB of memory, with 8 threads on each GB.
Example 2: -minermemory=6 -genproclimit=12
This sets mining using 6 GB of memory, with 12 threads on each GB.

On one computer, with these flags I have:
HPS: 35 h/s
Miners:6
Threads: 17

while the other with no flags I have:
HPS: 181 h/s
Miners:1
Threads: 8

Which one of these configurations would give me a better chance to mine a coin?

Thanks

Complete newbie here. Sorry if I ask the question that was answered before but I can't find the answer. I was mining and I got 120 ROI coins so far. I used instructions and I deposited all 120 ROU coins for 12 months.

Now I have to move all data to another computer as I need to return the original one back. I will continue mining from a new one. How can I move everything to different computer? Thanks