The problem really lies with the exchange/web wallet, not P2Pool... and according to Eligius, only Instawallet is broken. So it's not a problem of P2Pool pools only, I didn't realize it. Eligius and p2pool work very similarly. Generate "Mined" transactions, using your address as username, etc. |
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I sussed it. Not sure how, but I did. After reinstalling the OS twice, reformatting ssd's, aligning ssd's, reinstalling programs & dependences multiple times, re-indexing data and everything else I can't think of - and still getting nowhere - I changed the permissions on my mountpoint for the ssd. Bang. There it is. I don't know WTF caused this to happen, and I'm still not sure weather to laugh or cry, but it's all working as it was again  2 days - 2 bloody days!!  Time for a spliff Good skills.  I got p2pool running in a VM on Linux (Ubuntu 13.04 Server). It took just over 28 hours for bitcoind to download the blockchain. Only to discover the machine I'm running the VM on is too damned slow to run p2pool properly. So, at least it's now a VHDX that I can just bung on a faster machine running Hyper-V... |
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So, what you're saying is "Send me 15BTC to work on some abandoned program with no point because no-one uses GPUs any more, and even when they did they didn't use nVidia ones". Or did I miss something?  |
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Depends on the card. Some have better VRM cooling than others. Some have better fans than others.
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1 Blade paid - 2f5425d0ee1b55498af693968a7a6869cf483219e062fe52468cdd4f7bc1d35d What's the ETA on the blade? Just so I know how long I have to figure out an explanation for the missus.  Bonus is, my old 30A 12V PSU works - must be from the mid-70s, Grandpa used it to run his HAM radio rig. New fan required, but it's working like a champ. |
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EDIT1: Or, am I the only person using a separate drive for their wallet data on p2pool.......and this is a bug?
No, you're not, though I was doing it on Windows. It worked fine, the p2pool.exe shouldn't care where the data files are, it's just communicating with the *coind RPC interface(s). |
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Another crash report. 3.1.4 had a 2 week+ uptime. 3.2.0 crapped out after about 18 hours. Just the usual "bfgminer.exe has stopped working, do you want to send some random shit to Microsoft's bug /dev/null?" window.
3.2.0 files copied over the top of the old 3.1.4 ones. Running 11 Block Erupters on Windows 8.
As reported before, 4 of the BE are reported as BES0-3, and the other 7 are reported as BEE0-6.
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Seem to be getting lots of '504 Gateway errors' and my miners dropped at 2AM UTC (and then crashed BFGMiner  ) |
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This is the "Bitcoin" section, not the "No-ones ever heard of it coin" section.
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I guess all those little USB Block Erupters add up....
... to a massive profit for those selling them and a massive loss for those buying them. Oh give it a rest will you?   |
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strange
i successfully signed the changes to payout every 1 btc but it still pays out every 0.2-0.3 bitcoins
That's probably not implemented yet. |
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How is this a Group Buy? You're new to this internet thing, aren't you? |
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There is no unit. Time to write off that money and get on with your life. |
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Can you even have 3 as a difficulty? I thought it was 1,2,4,8,16....
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CUDA mining is 10% faster than OGL, if even. It's still pointless.
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Bloody hell - ssd gave up the ghost on iyftech.zapto.org
OCZ?  |
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Are the price drops imminent? I mean, should I hold out on ordering until you get an update? These coins are burning a hole in my hard drive.....  This.  |
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