Does 1.5.74 or 1.5.80 support LBRY or only the private miners?
It doesn't seem to work, I'm not sure if the algo config is correct and I couldn't find documentation to set the algo.
I've tried
ccminer.exe -a lbry -o stratum+tcp://lbry.suprnova.cc:6256 -u username.workerx -p x
pause
ccminer.exe --algo=lbry -o stratum+tcp://lbry.suprnova.cc:6256 -u username.workerx -p x
pause
It doesn't work, use tpruvot's. |
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Solution to most of your problems: don't overclock! You will make better use of your electricity and your cards will last much longer.
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if used for mining 7/24, the fans will likely break way before the warranty ends. for mining, ball bearing fans are way more reliable, and I'd say required, unless you sell the cards after a handful of months. |
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beware of poloniex, they have disabled XCN wallet as well, and for a couple weeks already!!!
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I have some trouble with the implementation, porting back some of the SegWit functions in to the older coinbase.
Sometimes I wish I could just start over, learned so much within the past couple of weeks.
Would have done things very differently.
Things would go much faster if I'd be working on a more modern coinbase.
J.V.
Maybe that's the way to go: correct me if I'm wrong but Veltor now is just bitcoin with different pow algo and some tuning. |
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Would there be much involved in changing the cuda toolkit used to 8.0 so it compiles with VS2015?
It does use cuda 8 already and compiles fine on linux and, I assume, Windows with mingw. For visual studio, I think you need to update the project file. |
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m7_keccak512_cpu_hash(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
m7_sha512_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], d_prod1[thr_id], order++);
cpu_mulT4(0, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], 8, 8, d_prod1[thr_id], KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id],order); //64
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
m7_whirlpool512_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
cpu_mulT4(0, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id],8, 16, KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id], d_prod1[thr_id],order); //128
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
m7_sha256_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
cpu_mulT4(0, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], 4, 24, KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod1[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id],order); //96
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
m7_haval256_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
cpu_mulT4(0, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], 4, 28, KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id], d_prod1[thr_id],order); //112
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
m7_tiger192_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
m7_bigmul_unroll1_cpu(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod1[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id],order);
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
m7_ripemd160_cpu_hash_120(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], KeccakH[thr_id], order++);
m7_bigmul_unroll2_cpu(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], KeccakH[thr_id], d_prod0[thr_id], d_prod1[thr_id],order);
// MyStreamSynchronize(0,order++,thr_id);
uint32_t foundNonce = m7_sha256_cpu_hash_300(thr_id, throughput*tp_coef_f[thr_id], pdata[29], NULL, d_prod1[thr_id], order);
someone must rewrite this(join in one function) to prevent to many memory writes... like Tanguy Pruvot did with lbry miner. no, it will be much slower. you can do it with lbry because they are a few little hashes, those are 7 (+ all the muls) and some are much heavier (like whirlpool). |
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did you put memory to the lowest clock possible?
about low difficulty, try adding this:
--difficulty-multiplier 0.0039062500
EDIT: you should use -k diamond and rename groestlcoin.cl to diamond.cl no, memory runs at 1450(1st card) and 1250(2nd card). adding difficulty-multiplier results in much faster output of rejected shares. renaming groestlcoin.cl to diamond.cl and running sgminer-5.4.0 with -k diamond gives same low hashrate(11 and 12) unless i rebuild bin file. That works !!!! Thank you so much Pallas. Going to put a positive feedback for your endless help. What sgminer version do you use ? if you set ram to the lowest possible clock, which may be limited to core clock - 200, you will save power and be able to overclock more. |
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Are u using Linux? I've found some info dating 2014 year saying video drivers under linux(especially 14.6) runs better for groestl. i've tried 14.6_beta, 14.7_rc3 - no difference at all. also played with .bin .cl files. btw do u have a hawaii.cl file ? Using groestlcoin.cl gives rejected shares 100% on DiamondCoin sgminer-5.4.0-nicehash - gives little better +1-1.5Mh/s hashrate Yes I use linux. Diamond and groestlcoin use the same kernel. DiamondCoin is another thing, unrelated to diamond. Thank you ! Finally i got results that i wanted. Just needed to use groestlcoin.cl in bat file by writing -k groestlcoin. Makes hashrate 15.2 Mh/s for 1100 mhz core and 16.53 Mh/s for 1200 mhz core.  Wait.... all shares are rejected due to low difficulty did you put memory to the lowest clock possible? about low difficulty, try adding this: --difficulty-multiplier 0.0039062500 EDIT: you should use -k diamond and rename groestlcoin.cl to diamond.cl |
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hm, is there source code? just require compile?
yes it's on git, see first post. what version there is there on git, the one that does 20MH? the one that works on cuda8 and pascal and is about 10% faster than the code base (djm version). |
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hm, is there source code? just require compile?
yes it's on git, see first post. |
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Are u using Linux? I've found some info dating 2014 year saying video drivers under linux(especially 14.6) runs better for groestl. i've tried 14.6_beta, 14.7_rc3 - no difference at all. also played with .bin .cl files. btw do u have a hawaii.cl file ? Using groestlcoin.cl gives rejected shares 100% on DiamondCoin sgminer-5.4.0-nicehash - gives little better +1-1.5Mh/s hashrate Yes I use linux. Diamond and groestlcoin use the same kernel. DiamondCoin is another thing, unrelated to diamond. |
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HODL what is hodl algorithm please..what coin. thanks
HODLcoin. But, the mined coins are unspendable for 1 year, so nobody's mining it unless really into the coin itself. CPU only AFAIK. |
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does it submit valid shares?
if you look one or two pages back, there are alternative links for the v1 sources.
1-2 pages ago there is a same link as on page №1. Do i need to use this bin file along with v1 or v2 kernel files(.cl) ? If so - where to get them ? Links are broken ((( You should use a bin file OR a cl file (which will generate the bins itself). Here is an alternative link to the v1 sources: https://app.box.com/s/9vikvemf7acio3uns7taorodqmod42ejGot this. Thanks for sharing link. I've downloaded .cl file, deleted existing .bin and tried to run sgminer with following command line: sgminer.exe -k diamond -o stratum+tcp://eu.miningfield.com:3376 -u x -p x --difficulty-multiplier 0.0039062500 --intensity 22 same results 10-11Mh/s per one 7950 card. The one that overclocked to 1200Mhz core/1450Mhz mem runs 11Mhs. Not even near 18Mh/s that i've seen in this thread. I am using 4.1.1 sgminer, do i need to use other version ? try with another driver version: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=779598.msg8787566#msg8787566you don't need to install the whole driver, just put the opencl.dll file in the sgminer executable folder and run. |
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does it submit valid shares?
if you look one or two pages back, there are alternative links for the v1 sources.
1-2 pages ago there is a same link as on page №1. Do i need to use this bin file along with v1 or v2 kernel files(.cl) ? If so - where to get them ? Links are broken ((( You should use a bin file OR a cl file (which will generate the bins itself). Here is an alternative link to the v1 sources: https://app.box.com/s/9vikvemf7acio3uns7taorodqmod42ej |
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Hey, guys. Running 2x7950 GPU's (Asus and Gigabyte). After installing 14.6 instead of 15.12 catalyst my hashrate on mining Diamond Coin increased from 6.2(1st GPU) and 6.6(2nd GPU) to significant 10.2(1st) and 11.09(2nd)Mh/s !!! Looking for more improvement. Links on first message are broken. Where to get v2 experimental cl kernel, pls ? Send to miner.hid@ya.ru someone kind please. For best result, you need to get Wolf0's Tahiti bin, see first post. I've downloaded Wolf's bin on first page. Delete my old .bin files after i copied their names, then pasted Wolf's bin and renamed it to copied string. Correct ? It gives me significant small hashrate at 700Kilo hashes per card  What's wrong ? sgminer v.4.1.0(got it from diamond mining page). does it submit valid shares? if you look one or two pages back, there are alternative links for the v1 sources. |
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I successfully compiled the wallet on linux (ubuntu 16.04). There was a line of main.cpp which triggered an error. Here is my fork with a little fix to make it compile: https://github.com/pallas1/CryptoniteEnjoy! |
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Hey, guys. Running 2x7950 GPU's (Asus and Gigabyte). After installing 14.6 instead of 15.12 catalyst my hashrate on mining Diamond Coin increased from 6.2(1st GPU) and 6.6(2nd GPU) to significant 10.2(1st) and 11.09(2nd)Mh/s !!! Looking for more improvement. Links on first message are broken. Where to get v2 experimental cl kernel, pls ? Send to miner.hid@ya.ru someone kind please. For best result, you need to get Wolf0's Tahiti bin, see first post. |
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Cuda 8 final is out, no need to register and get the rc.
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With sia i got 3 BTC in just one day with a single card.
It wasn't just instamining though, I also made a 9x miner.
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