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hi, im MCWey8 "Poor Miner" getting my first OpenCL card in mail today in 3 hours - ATI 5770 - 156-233 MH/s Im here for the experience  Feel free to toss me some coin  |
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4 x 5770 - 932 MH/s - $400.00 - 400w = WIN and the mining hardware comparison shows the 5770 at about 100w .. not 213w |
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dont use WINE ...
download the native Linux version.
extract it where ever you want it
usually /home/username/bitcoin-0.3.22
then open a terminal and get to the bitcoin directory
ex.
cd bitcoin-0.3.22
then start bitcoin
ex.
bin/64/bitcoin
or
bin/32/bitcoin
wait a little, bitcoin gui will start .. close it, make your bitcoin.conf ... start it again, have fun
for your wallet ...
check in
/home/username/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/username/Application Data/bitcoin
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I am CPU mining at the moment, out of pure enjoyment.
waiting on a ATI HD 5770 (Budget card for broke miners, lol) - will get 156-233 MH/s
but right now stuck with CPUs from 2 computers, giving me .. wait for it ..... 7 MH/s !!!!!!
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weird: using your bitcoin.conf (except replacing user and pass) I can not even get namecoind to start. I have to have the daemon=1 and the daemon thing is part of setup of bitcoin.conf from this link http://dot-bit.org/InstallAndConfigureNamecoinbut even with that .. still getting "Couldn't connect to server" i ping'd the computers from each other and they are both reachable with 0% loss ... im really at a loss ... confused lol still working fine locally ./bm -a 5 -o http://127.0.0.1:9332 -u [edit] -p [edit]
bitcoin-miner 0.10 Copyright (c) 2011 Ufasoft http://ufasoft.com/open/bitcoin
Mining for http://127.0.0.1:9332
1 threads Using SSE2
Switching back to http://127.0.0.1:9332
2.35 MHash/s
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Did you add 'server=1' in bitcoin.conf ?
I did not. so I added that, still same  should i remove daemon=1 ? this is the complete bitcoin.conf rpcuser=[edit]
rpcpassword=[edit]
rpcport=8336
rpcallowip=192.168.0.2
rpcallowip=192.168.0.3
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
daemon=1
server=1
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In your config file, add :
rpcallowip=<ip_of_your_remote_computer>
(you can add this option several times)
Still having issues, so I thought maybe i should give more info Server is running on Linux Mint 10 64 bit Client is running Ubuntu Linux 10.10 64 bit So I added rpcallowip=192.168.0.2
rpcallowip=192.168.0.3
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
into the /.namecoin/bitcoin.conf, because the server is 192.168.0.3 on the network, the client im trying to connect is on 192.168.0.2. On the server locally i am able to start Ufasoft v0.10 and mine namecoins with: ./bm -a 5 -o http://127.0.0.1:8336 -u [edit] -p [edit]
but on the client (192.168.0.2), which i also added the 3 rpcallowip in its /.namecoin/bitcoin.conf always returns ./bm -a 5 -o http://192.168.0.3:8336 -u [edit] -p [edit]
bitcoin-miner 0.10 Copyright (c) 2011 Ufasoft http://ufasoft.com/open/bitcoin
Mining for http://192.168.0.3:8336
1 threads Using SSE2
Couldn't connect to server
0 MHash/s Couldn't connect to server
just like before adding the rpcallowip lines into the .conf. I have allowed ALL PORTS incoming and outgoing on the server just for testing and still getting the same result. The machine (192.168.0.3) is also running Apache Web Server .. and is reachable. Any ideas namecoin miners ?? |
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I am having a issue with namecoid, I am able to connect localhost with Ufasoft miner with -o http://127.0.0.1:8336 .. but if i try to connect to another computer on the network http://192.168.0.3:8336 it is unable to connect.. firewall is not blocking the port I would just like to know if anyone else has had this issue. since im CPU mining, solo mining (well single computer solo) is out for me already - 3767.78158122 difficulty |
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Bitcoin has gone up the highest it has EVER been !!!! BUY !!!  !!! Your ill fated logic has failed you sir. You will lose money on many things besides BTC. |
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keyword = friend give him 50% ! What are friends for  |
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anyone know of any other pps pools, i would love to add them to the list |
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When slush's front end goes down, but mining still works (which happens quite often), his hash rate is represented on the pie chart as other.
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You should do some research on how those pie charts work.
.49% to 40% in 48 hours .. what research do you want me to do ... There is more power going to "Other" be it solo mining or a non tracked pool .. I came to no conclusions and ended with "Wtf", a question . |
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all graphs are from there bitcoinwatch.com
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Slush is not showing any status on bitcoinwatch.com
all graphs are from there bitcoinwatch.com
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"Other" is rising .. 40% of power ... wtf
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 "Other" has 40% ? Compared to .49% 2 days ago June 8th 2011  |
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the specs make it seem as MORE than a mining rig .. a rig wouldn't need all those bells and whistles (1 TB HDD, 60 GB SDD, DVD BURNER, 8 GB RAM) .. cut the fat, make a profit
the graphics card: ATI RADEON 6970 can get 323-423 MH/s
if we calculate at 323
that is a estimate of ฿17.41 per month at current difficulty.
estimate of ฿13.29 per month at the next tier difficulty.
if the price of the bitcoin stay stable and you are about to achieve 98% uptime (mining time) then it is a estimate of USD $417.00 a month .. but the actual transaction of Bitcoin to Currency being a changing market the actual amount could(would) change ... the bitcoins you will generate are for sure.
p.s.: also any time NOT MINING will lower how many coins you are getting
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I have read a lot and i feel it comes down to this,
mining is a hobby, it could be a loss, it could be a gain...
but you should only join to support Bitcoin not to make profit (since your probably wont), the people who have made big profits have been mining for AWHILE, have given back with charts of MH/s rates (lots of testing) , started a couple pools and spent a whole bunch of investment into hardware and electricity.
While it is VERY possible that you could come out ahead at the end of the summer, there are NO GUARANTEES and not even a percentage of success is available due to how fast Bitcoin price can change.
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ATI 5770 - can get about 233 MH/s - you can find them for $100.00 or under - they use 100 watts at full Radeon 5770 offers the best low cost investment option for bitcoin mining. It comes cheap, delivers a punch and isn’t really power hungry – at a little over 100 watts at full load, PSU upgrade is not needed even if you are using cheaper power supply unit source - http://www.smpake.com/?p=59 Oh, and i just bought one, for $94.49 - that is with shipping Some stats: if you buy 4 at $100 = $400 .. your 800 MH/s can bring in ฿43.11 ($1,273.17) per month with NEXT WEEK increased difficulty .. that is still - ฿33.95 ($1,002.49) per month .... wish i had some money for some more donations please .. of course i will give you kickbacks later |
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