I updated the client, but I'm getting the follow error: "WARNING: Checkpoint is too old. Redownload Blockcharin. If warning persist contact the Development Team."
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Why not try Cryptsy?
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Looks good and I registered. Here's my username: SpeedrUS
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Buy more mining hardware or invest in more Altcoins.
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First off, complete newb to this. I'm trying to mine on give-me-coins mining pool. I installed cgminer via this guide: http://pfigue.github.io/blog/2013/03/01/installing-cgminer-on-ubuntu/I get all the way through that and everything appears to be in order, but when i go to run it via this command: ./cgminer -scrypt -o ltc.give-me-coins.com:3333 -u [my pool username] -p [my pool password] It returns: ./cgminer: -s: 'crypt' is not a number If I try taking the "-scrypt" out, it doesn't return any errors, but doesn't appear to do anything either. I run cgminer in CMD with the following: cgminer --scrypt - w 256 --lookup-gap 2 -I 18 --thread-concurrency 7500 -g 1 --gpu-engine 900 --gpu-memclock 1100 - o <pool URL:port number> -u <Username> -p <Password> Looks like your missing just one dash "-", it's suppose to be "--" before the scrypt flag. ie. --scrypt Just tried that, returned ./cgminer: --scrypt: unrecognized option # cgminer --scrypt -o http://foo.bar:#### -u cryptoAddress -p foobar the abstraction layer defines your cryptography in OpenCL between CPU/GPU (an interface). aces.snu.ac.kr/~jlee/Jaejin_Lees_Home/Pact11_tutorial.html That is complete greek to me. If i created a user on give-me-coins.com with username Phil_McKrackin with password ZOMG!Password! should the command look like ./cgminer --scrypt -o ltc.give-me-coins.com:3333 -u Phil_McKrackin -p ZOMG!Password! Strange, should work. You can re-download cgminer again and maker sure it's the Scrypt base verson. If that give you trouble, try guiminer scrypt version: http://guiminer.org/guiminer-scrypt.html . Simple and easy to use. Gives you the option to either use cgminer or reaper with a gui interface instead.
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First off, complete newb to this. I'm trying to mine on give-me-coins mining pool. I installed cgminer via this guide: http://pfigue.github.io/blog/2013/03/01/installing-cgminer-on-ubuntu/I get all the way through that and everything appears to be in order, but when i go to run it via this command: ./cgminer -scrypt -o ltc.give-me-coins.com:3333 -u [my pool username] -p [my pool password] It returns: ./cgminer: -s: 'crypt' is not a number If I try taking the "-scrypt" out, it doesn't return any errors, but doesn't appear to do anything either. I run cgminer in CMD with the following: cgminer --scrypt - w 256 --lookup-gap 2 -I 18 --thread-concurrency 7500 -g 1 --gpu-engine 900 --gpu-memclock 1100 - o <pool URL:port number> -u <Username> -p <Password> Looks like your missing just one dash "-", it's suppose to be "--" before the scrypt flag. ie. --scrypt
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Since ASIC's are specific and not upgradable as RISC, software-wise. Why has no one try to make something built on them?
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To me, it's a mix bag. Since difficulty can change randomly and/or depending how many people mine. It mostly depends on hardware and power costs for GPU mining. I only $3 to $5 gross daily average, some days more, net I $2 to $4 a day. I only can afford at the moment the rig I'm running with 2 HD 5870's and a HD 5850, about 1000~1200 Kh/s. My power cost per Kw/h is $0.13 in my area. Everyone favors the HD 7950, as it is the best power to hash rate to cost value, unless you can get a hold of a HD 7990 for a decent deal. Most people run 3 to 4 HD 7950 per rig. I'd like to do that too, but money is an issue with me lately.
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Thinking of getting a 10 GH/s or larger ASIC miner. Was thinking of the Monarch by Butterfly Labs, but heard they are sketchy. So, I would KNC and the other companies instead. Thanks in advance for the help.
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5 days is long for the first 30 days. Even BTC-e takes 3 days to wait on the first transaction, then it's instant after that.
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Is there anyone that make one and is optimized for cooling? If not, I'll just build a custom one from old PC cases.
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