AMD FX6100: 170H/S

How much do you get out with minergate miner? with Intel 2020m I get about 20H/s, with Intel T7400 (2,33GH) I get about 12 H/S, with T9600 (2,8GH) I get out about 15 H/s. I would be interested how much you get out on an AMD FX6300...

Its the same here now. Installing starts, then it says:"Failed to download package files Check your Internet connection."

It really won´t work on ubuntu. Now I try linuxmint 17... (which is also based on ubuntu)

I wonder why there is a 64Bit requirement on Linux, but not on windows.

Edit: Successul. Thanks.

Thanks also to you. I just download Ubuntu 14.04 64Bit. If the installation fails there, I will try linuxmint right after.

Thanks. That helped me. I will Install the newer ubuntu.

Another Question: Is there a binary for cpuminer-multi for linux somewhere to download? I found only win-binaries and on git-hub some confusing mass of files which made me dizzy... ;-)

Anybody of you tried to install minergate on ubuntu? On my computer with ubuntu 12.10 64bit there are some problems with "dedendancy libqt5core5|libqt5core5a", which prevents the miner from being installed. Anybody encountered this? How to solve?

Yes, I got it to work and mined allready above 500 BCN...

But I really wish I could do some mining with computers which are running winXP, or Linux32 bit. If this coin succeeds, the hardware Industry will smile. Anyways, I´m in business for now. :-)

Thanks. As you assumed, it is in fact not running on WinXP. So I tried it on the other laptop with win8. I can install and start the MinerGate-Miner v2.0, then logging in is possible without problems. But then: How to start it? Clicking on Start-button doesn´t do anything. It only says "Hashrate: not mining, Shares Difficulty: none, Confirmed Balance: updating". Do I have to wait now for some hours, or are there some settings which I missed?

Edit: It´s solved. I closed it and opened it again, then it suddenly worked. I don´t know if it´s because I closed and then opened again, or because I really needed to wait some minutes. Now I have about 20H/s...

Thanks.

How do you do that? I tried to do some pool mining on bcn.extremepool.org using mining_proxy and minerd, in order to avoid high memory requirements and 64Bit requirement. But I did not succeed at all. Probably also here is 64 Bit needed? What line you are using  for mining-proxy? Or are you using http-protocol? I tried this but got some "16-bit-dos" error... Laptop is "Centrino Duo", OS is WinXP.

Thanks.

Thanks. So it seems it could be solved in the future. By the way: I did not know that computers with 4GB of RAM are "Low Performance Machines". I guess I´m kind of not up to date anymore at all...

As I stated in my earlier post, I installed this on a new laptop which I borrowed. After 2 Days the 4GB of RAM were filled up, and Windows8 suggested to close it. Damn, you will need kind of workstation with dozens GBs of RAM if you want to keep this running.

Like this, in my opinion, it is not really inviting or usable for most of the interested people. And I really don´t need this kind of workstation, so it would be kind of "dedicated hardware" again. For me it seems questionable if this coin will be succesfull this way.Anyways, beside of this, it sounds all like a great concept.

To the techies here: Would it be possible that future versions use less RAM?
Or ist that high RAM-usage part of the ASCI-resistance and it will be nothing to to about it?
Looks also to me that the blockchain is somehow using more space than the blockchain of other coins.
Many people are active here in this tread, how many of you are using this coin or have tried to use it?

Sorry for disturbing your conversation and thanks.

Ups, so I also need more than 3,5GB RAM to run this? So the RAM must be at least the size of the Blockchain? Is the Blockchain allready above 3,5GB? Damn, I guess I need to buy a new PC...
Edit: Now I borrowed a Laptop with 64Bit and an OS called "Windows8" which is even more strange than Linux. Whatever, the main point is: the "Bytecoind" is running and sychronizing. At the beginning there was a message, I could choose something. But I did´t get it at all, so I pressed ENTER-key. Hopefully I did not mess it up.

I would try that when I had a clue how to do. This is my first time I really do something with Linux....

Hi,
I just thought the same.
Sorry for bothering you, so I will install it on a 64-Bit Computer at next step. I´m sure it will work then.
Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the fast reply to me.

In fact there is a bytecoind.
I opened a terminal window and enteres "./bytecoind"
Bash:"cannot execute binary file"
Then I tried "./launch"
Answer:
./launch: line 4: /root/my-documents/bytecoin/bytecoin/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: can not execute binary file"
./launch: line 4: /root/my-documents/bytecoin/bytecoin/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: Success

Seems there is a similar problem like in windowsXP...

Hi Friends,

sorry for such a stupid question, but I really got stuck in installing this. My system is Windows XP, and after downloading and starting "Bytecoind.exe" it says "Bytecoind.exe is not a valid win 32 application". OK, maybe download data error, so I downloades again. Error again. Then I downloded the whole package. Error again. My conclusion: Windows XP is too old now for this. Maybe it does not support WinXP anymore, so I installed "PuppyLinux" on another computer. I managed to downlod and extract it. But how to get it started on linux now? Click on "launch" does not do anything. Starting with console.... I have no clue what to type here. Anybody experienced similarities? Sorry if wrong thread. Thanks.

Just to ad:

I bought some bigger amont at coins-e (some hundreds of mio IFC) and tried to withdraw it in december 2013. They did not pay out but and did not answer on any support ticket until today.

Dear PoolMinor,

I have tried to withdraw there a ton of IFC in december 2013, but the transaction´s status is still "initiated", but no coins where sent to me. On coins-e the coins are not anymore displayed. I wrote several times to them (first time I used "support", then they wrote to me (automatcally) to go to freshdesk.com for the ticket. Later the ticket there was "closed"... In the meantime I opened new tickets, but they are all since weeks / month (!) beeing processed. Just today I wrote again. It seems you are right.

If your main miner crashes sometimes like mine, then its strongly recommended to have some kind of backup miner to save your high payments. If no miner at all serves your account, you will have a big gap. Just my 2cent worth of experiences which I have. Look at my stat (iNYf2CfdzeMcpinuC3jxWAhXD79PXC3QF1) of this hour, then you know what I mean.  By the way: It seems a bit vacated here. Everybody on hollidays? Best mining...

Thanks! I am now all set up. I also upgraded a bit more now. ;-) Now the coins are rolling off.

I really need to find out what to do with them except from exchaning them for other coins...