I'm becoming stupid trying to make this work on my system. I have made some tests with no success. At the end I decided to start from scratch.
I have downloaded the build from nicehash a few minutes ago.
I've run just this way:

sgminer

No parameters. Input the following:


A line appears... "switching", I cannot read it because it's very fast. I have tried taking a screenshot but it's really so fast.
Immediately after this, it exits with:

Note: started at has no output there.
Runtime is wow.

Tried again with antivirus and firewall off.
Same thing.

Suggestions welcome.


--EDIT--

Another test:

It then exits without even dumping statistics.

Hello lucazane,
an user reported my miner (M8M) produces 100% rejects on your DBG-qubit pool.
I have tested the other day and I also got 100% rejects.
However, today everything seems to be working fine 

Have you been tweaking the pool those days?

Thank you, I've given it a go. Right now, theblocksfactory has diff 1 so I cannot test it's working (but I know it does as I had it create a new worker). It does not work on birds p2p node for qubit. Digihash.co seems to be working with a reasonable difficulty of 1 share every ~40s (I have 1MH with those kernels).

I suspect something might be wrong with my internet, but this still wouldn't explain difficulty 1 on theblocsfactory. Something must be going on.

Nope. I cannot mine with the modified sgminer on digihash.co low diff port. I'm considering the possibility I've messed up my build somehow but it works on birds, and it works on other coins so I'm a bit  

I will investigate tomorrow.

No, not at all. It isn't supposed to happen on Win7 or beyond. Maybe you need the redist package.

If this does not work, send me a screenshot if something pops up.

There's a known issue: it will bail out big way if pool connection cannot be established at start. This is a relic from when it was command line based and will be updated when I add multi-connection support.

Uhm uhm uhm...
While running some tests I noticed my miner does not hash correctly.

Can you try please?

I have an internal build which hashes correctly but it uses the BTC difficulty multiplier (1). Isn't it supposed to be 256?

Hello,
an user reported my miner cannot mine on the blocks factory (qubit). I'm in the process of fixing this.

In the meanwhile, I am using an internal sgminer build as reference. It can mine successfully on the blocks factory and on bird's p2p node, but not on digihash.co (all shares are below target).

Is the pool ok? It reported 0 users some minutes ago.


As a side note: the pool section is missing links to all pools, only one correctly pointed is digihash.co

Implying they are becoming just mere economic tools like toxic stock options and subprimes. With no adoption and increasingly elitarian access no one gives a fuck.

I must be missing something.
Is that rig 1c for three hours? How can that make any sense?

Your joke has a joke, was that intended? 

Thank you very much!

Did you measure your power consumption or estimated it? How much is kWh for you?

You claimed to mine every weekend, but how many weekends?

Whoops. Definitely overlooked difference. Thank you for the clarification. The previous coin seem to make sense now to me.

Very legit question as far as I am concerned. I've been looking at miningrentals and imagining how little those guys must pay for electricity to be profitable.

I didn't notice that... I hope they also consider lowering block target. I don't like superfast blocks, but 4-5 minutes block time would ease adoption by some brick-n-mortar stores I think.

What bottleneck are we talking about? Can we try to be not as vague as "something, somewhere fixing somewhat available to someone"?

While I sympathize with the idea and I agree on the reasoning it seems not much people wants to contribute to the cause. I've seen at least two posts like yours. Not only the clearly useless coins stay there, they don't stop new ones from surfacing.

Sadly, interesting coins seem to be getting the short end of the stick. In any case, unless all the threads get erased from this forum... and from the internet, those coins will continue to disperse newcomers.

I hope the current situation of alts will at least dissuade somebody from new launches... but those living in India or China can sure pull some big bucks even in this situation and they can go further than legit devs.

There's more than blockchains... albeit I agree that would be a great start!

Yes and no.
I think documentation is a real thing so... here is some stupid user manual. It haz pictures!

An user told me it's incompatible with the 14.8 driver.

Bitrex doing huge error dropping this, plenty other shitcoins we would not even bother saying goodbye!

Note: I have noticed the mining hardware benchmarks in the first message still link to the old database, while myriadplatform.org uses google spreadsheets.
Update links!