Ok I will ask the question this way, I am not interested in doing it in Linux because it's the easy way I want to further my knowledge and do one in Windows. If you are as good as you say you are at everything, help me figure it out in Windows. If your bluffing as to how good your skills are then reply another ignorant comment to the post.
Ignorant would be pissing away time to "reinvent the wheel" just for the purpose of putting it on some shit OS. As I said before, neither this thread or any other coin thread is the place for you to try to get help with such things. Try: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=160.0or https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=199.0Maybe you can find someone over in those boards to be your father figure and hold your hand for you. |
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well this rig been running fine on everything for almost 2 years  has nothing to do with the OS because all my rigs are running that lol.  Classic example of how people have no clue what they are on about and are somehow convinced they know everything about it. You're taking something entirely new (that has different requirements) and pretending that it's the same thing. Internet Explorer 3.0 worked fine in Win 95, so Safari 10.0.1 should work fine in 2 year old build of Win 10, right? |
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yes I am having this issue and running 2 instances just makes the other cards stop. The rig works fine on old ewbf or any or time. Thank you for the help.
Maybe don't use a beta OS? |
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For all of those with high load and/or confusing Sol/s issues:
The changes to your CoinX K,N values creates a significantly more difficult and demanding algorithm to solve. Don't blame the mining software for putting a greater strain on your system when you're choosing to mine something that requires a greater strain on your system. Your CoinX devs should have made this stuff known to you!
You can thank all of the Bitmain haters for your issues (the ones that decided these changes without even knowing thing one about the software in the ASICs that Bitmain did/could/would/will produce).
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So I just want to clarify my original post I ask if someone could "point me in the right direction?". As any information(sites or forums) on qt wallet with solo mining.
You apparently have never made or edited front and back end of a website, you act like it's a 2 min job,if your so great at it you must be some kind of rich from your mad skill. If that's the case why are you trashing someone on a forum about there skill level instead of helping with the original question.
Look, you feken idiot, I already told you: ...UNOMP is the best bet for someone as unknowledgeable as you.
Either use it and stfu or spend years trying to do what every other n00b in the world like you has accomplished in 15 minutes. |
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If my math is right, the pool has mined a total of 240.25095536 coins and sent payments out to 814 different users!
Top 100 Payouts:
66 3JXPzbTzZdzSiXhk6189sUMhwJEXJTZzjH 0.09848003
Something not right. I'm 66 https://btc.com/3JXPzbTzZdzSiXhk6189sUMhwJEXJTZzjH total payout 0.08616564 It seems that puntpasskick added the orphaned block amounts as well (which in your case was 0.01231439). |
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Yep and here is one of my examples....
OK, so it takes you 12+ hrs to add a coin to a junky template and make it still not work. That supports my assessment that you're in over your head. UNOMP is the best bet for someone as unknowledgeable as you. Thank you for proving my point on how ignorant you actually are. People ask for help in forums and all you do is trash them because they ask for help. Your the most brilliant person I've ever had the honor to talk too. The thread for a specific coin is not the place for you to ask for help with a basic stratum that is clearly over your head. I may be an asshole, but ignorant is far from one of my traits; ignorant is needing 12+ hrs to add and "fine tune" a single synced coin to an existing stratum that you already have running. |
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Yep and here is one of my examples....
OK, so it takes you 12+ hrs to add a coin to a junky template and make it still not work. That supports my assessment that you're in over your head. UNOMP is the best bet for someone as unknowledgeable as you. |
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I know Linux very well and I have many gpu coins set up on my server. Before I go through the Hassel to add the coin to my server and website for solo mining I am wanted to run a few day tests with my equipment. Im not looking to spend hours in ssh fine tuning if it's not something I am not going to keep around...
I can't even begin to imagine how adding 1 coin, 1 stratum, and 1 open port could be a "hassle" or what you could be "fine tuning" for "hours"... Adding it, takes about 1 hour, creating website page for coin takes at least 6 hours. Adding coin to website home page, and fine tuning every detail in the process takes another 5+ hours..... Having spent years writing solo stratums and profit switchers, I can say that if you're "fine tuning every detail in the process takes another 5+ hours", you're spending 4 hrs and 59 minutes+ doing masturbatory changes that you are clueless about. It shouldn't take 6 hours to write a stratum for solo-mining, much less a single web page for it (nor should it ever take more than 3 minutes to add a synced sha coin to a stratum).  it literally doesn't take 12 hours to solve a sha block with a pen and a piece of paper. Seems to me that you're in over your head when it comes to solo-minging and should look around the web for some help. |
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* ComputerGenie takes his lowly $250k worth of "dust" investments and feks off back to watching TV while remembering ever reason he got out of social media and all the ungrateful, douchey feks that made him decide to stop coding in the crypto space... |
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Is this normal on ckpool.org or is there something I can do about it?
I can't even fathom how you have 900+ accepted shares in an hr and a best share of 0, so I'm thinking your miner is wonkey. |
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...said the king of fudders.Yes, you are a poor bastid! Step up and challenge me....
OK... I challenge you to find a single instance where I've FUDded KMD...... |
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...maybe you kmd people should give a little more respect for those that actually invested more than 7 figures...
And maybe instead of bitching on some random forum (and using words/phrases that you don't actually understand the meanings to), you should use those millions of USD to provide liquidity and set an example for the rest of the millionaires (that wouldn't even know where to find this forum) and show us poor bastids that only had "working wages" to invest how it's done.... |
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* ComputerGenie still runs 12 S7-LNs converted into S7s Do you have pretty cheap power? I'm at .13 kw, not ideal for mining especially with the s7 right now. Once the "heat" dies down from the wife I'll imagie I'll turn it back on if I don't upgrade. I only have one 30a 240 line so only hand full asics can run at once at the house. Yearly average, we're at just under 10 cents USD p/kWh; but, to be fair and honest, they've been overclocked since day 1 (just recently started losing a few boards after 25 months), I've solo-mined a ton of shitcoins in times where BTC profitability was low, and my GPU farm helps make up some of the difference too. |
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If you are not mining at ckpool.org, you are just doing it wrong.
+ merit just for that signature alone  |
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...I do agree that I or you could go on an exchange and buy our sells and sell our buys causing an artificial "liquidity" number. Point taken
No, that would cause an artificial volume traded. In that context, "artificial liquidity" would come from listing both sides far from the market price and not buying or selling. Liquidity refers to a future ability to trade. Volume refers to a past act of already having traded, irrelevant to current or past liquidity. |
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Volume traded and liquidity are not interchangeable terms. Volume traded is the only snap shot that an investor can make to liquidate their funds if needed. Yes, looking at the btc buy orders are another way but as you know, those buy walls can and will be removed as people sell off only to put buy orders lower in the satoshi value hence lowering the true liquidity value one can expect. and not tied to liquidity at all. If there are 100 BTC worth of buy orders and 1 million KMD in sell orders, then there is liquidity ("how easily assets can be converted"); however, if the 2 sets don't meet in the middle, then there is low/no trade volume during a period of much liquidity. Conversely, there can be a billion trades of the same 10 coins, during a period of low liquidity, that will produce a high "volume traded" amount (a perfect example of this is last Nov with UNIT coin when Craptopia used bots and microtrades to jack up the "volume" and the price by 3000x and the entire market [both buy and sell combined] was less than 0.5 BTC because they hadn't even allowed deposits yet). |
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I know Linux very well and I have many gpu coins set up on my server. Before I go through the Hassel to add the coin to my server and website for solo mining I am wanted to run a few day tests with my equipment. Im not looking to spend hours in ssh fine tuning if it's not something I am not going to keep around...
I can't even begin to imagine how adding 1 coin, 1 stratum, and 1 open port could be a "hassle" or what you could be "fine tuning" for "hours"... |
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wow, the liquidity is horrible. It keeps going down. What gives?
60 Komodo Komodo $203,913,455 $1.96 $277,467 104,253,963 KMD
Volume traded and liquidity are not interchangeable terms. |
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Is there good instructions on how to mine this coin? Is it profitable to it with GPU or is there lot of ASICs already mining this?
If you don't know what equipment you should be using to mine a coin with a block diff of 67,182,497 then you shouldn't be mining. |
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