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Works now...anybody that has had this problem, I compiled against libdb5.1 libdb5.1++ libdb5.1++-dev. It's weird...5.3 didn't work for some reason...
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Dev, you have any idea what this means? Hey, everybody! I'm really excited about this one, but I tried to install the wallet and I get an error message saying "Error initializing database environment /home/cody/.MastiffCoin! To recover, BACKUP THAT DIRECTORY, then remove everything from it except for wallet.dat." I tried doing what it said, but I don't have a wallet.dat file and it didn't work... My debug.log says MastiffCoin version v1.0.0.0 (2014-05-26 23:53:38 -0400)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014
Startup time: 06/01/2014 04:28:51
Default data directory /home/cody/.MastiffCoin
Used data directory /home/cody/.MastiffCoin
dbenv.open LogDir=/home/cody/.MastiffCoin/database ErrorFile=/home/cody/.MastiffCoin/db.log
ERROR: CDB() : error Invalid argument (22) opening database environment Any suggestions?? I'm on ubuntu 14.04. |
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If I'm not mistaken, this is just the bug that comes up the first time you start.
Have you tried just starting it a second time?
Yeah...I've tried that and creating an empty file called wallet.dat...so far no dice... |
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Hey, everybody! I'm really excited about this one, but I tried to install the wallet and I get an error message saying "Error initializing database environment /home/cody/.MastiffCoin! To recover, BACKUP THAT DIRECTORY, then remove everything from it except for wallet.dat." I tried doing what it said, but I don't have a wallet.dat file and it didn't work... My debug.log says MastiffCoin version v1.0.0.0 (2014-05-26 23:53:38 -0400)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014
Startup time: 06/01/2014 04:28:51
Default data directory /home/cody/.MastiffCoin
Used data directory /home/cody/.MastiffCoin
dbenv.open LogDir=/home/cody/.MastiffCoin/database ErrorFile=/home/cody/.MastiffCoin/db.log
ERROR: CDB() : error Invalid argument (22) opening database environment Any suggestions?? I'm on ubuntu 14.04. |
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Thanks! I was thinking that they must be having issues, but just had to make sure. I could lose it and it wouldn't be a problem, but I would be sad  |
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Hi, everybody! I got some BTC from my mining account and sent it to cryptostocks, but it hasnt showed up yet!! I sent it on friday. I even emailed support and they haven't sent me anything back. Anybody else having any issues??
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This thread is beautiful |
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Hello again everybody! I am selling 2 ASUS NVIDIA 260s for $55 each. I know they're not good for mining (I barely got 100kH/s on scrypt), but they ARE pretty good midrange cards for doing some gaming or CAD or something like that. These two cards are both the same chipset and everything, but they are different versions. The only difference, however is that the first version one doesn't have a cover over the back of the card. Pictures:    |
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Haha  I wish you luck! If you need help, pm or email me |
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Thanks for your reply, but I'm more worried about using backup pools from the same network. I use clevermining, but I get connection interruptions all over the place and I like to have some backups.
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Sounds good. So you want everything? .096 is good. Ill fill that out right now. |
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OK. I can do that. Do you want the fans and stuff too? What escrow do you use?
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Hm, here on the forums these sell for ~45$ each. If you want to I will give you 0.08BTC + shipping.
Whoops...i just looked at what they were going for on amazon  ...are you saying .08 plus whatever shipping is? |
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Hello, everyone! I am selling a Block Erupter Blade v.2 with 2 fans for .19 BTC. Here are some pictures of it and the computer that it is hashing through. If you have any questions please send me an E-Mail at codyswanson4@gmail.com . If you really want it, it's being powered by an ancient Dell power supply and you can have that too    Thanks!! |
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Hello again!
Yesterday, with you help, I start mining in this pool.
The last hash rate is 139.8 kH/s.
Now I need to understand the "current balances" voices!
I see immature , Unexchanged, ready for payout, total expected.
Could someone explain to me the difference between the values?
I have seen that the value of "unexchanged" is greater than "immature" and "ready for payout": what does it mean?
I realized that the expected total is the sum of the three previous values!
Thanks in advance for your support!
Happy mining!
Mik
Hi Mik, Balances work as follows: Immature is blocks found by the pool which have not yet confirmed - they need a little time to confirm before Terk can move them to unexchanged. Unexchanged means that the pool has mined some coins (we don't know what type) and that Terk is listing them on an exchange for trade to Bitcoin. When they have sold, they move to Ready for Payout. Ready for Payout then is all of the successfully mined coins which were exchanged to Bitcoin, and can now be paid out to the user. Expected is the total of all 3 when everything above is done. Realistically, there will always be some running total in Immature and Unexchanged, because the pool mines constantly. When your Ready for Payout balance reaches 0.01 BTC, you will be paid to your Bitcoin address automatically. This happens once per day. If you don't get to this threshold by Sunday, you will be paid any balance greater than 0.001 BTC on that day. Hope that helped  Rit. Hi Ritual, thanks for your response, I finally got it all figured out! I have another question: my hardware works at 23.52MH / s I read on clevermining.com last hour hash rate 214.4 kH / s Is a big difference...Is this normal? Thank you again, Mik 23.52 mh/s when mining bitcoin I guess? I honestly do not know ... I start bfgminer and I see: ST: 2 F: 50 NB: 3383 HS: 1 BW: [31/3 B / s] E: 0.00 I: 6.83mBTC/hr BS: 1 1 73C | 177.6 / 187.6 / 9.2 kh / s | A: 396 R: 28 +0 (100%) HW: 0/none ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ OCL 0: 74C | 0.18 / 0.18 / 23.64 Mh / s | A: 396 R: 12 +0 (none) HW: 0/none ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ is that right? Thank you Mik That's not right. You have BFGMiner set to hash Bitcoin or SHA based coins by default. You need to add the --scrypt parameter to hash scrypt coins which are used on Clevermining. I know! Infact I started bfgminer with --scrypt parameter ! This is the reason of my answer! I started bfgminer with tihs commands: setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 bfgminer --scrypt -S opencl:auto -o stratum+tcp://eu.clevermining.com:3333 -u 1QCGEqRekn5GzZcUMm2DhNz5aVcr9FJFM3 -p anything -I 8 After do this, I changed the intensity at 16 ... My bfgminer does this too. The first number is more accurate at predicting what your hashrate is on this website. I'm not sure if it's a bug or if there's some reason it does this, but I get that too. I just disregard the last number in all of my rigs... |
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Anybody getting the message "pool 0 is issuing work for an old block"? Every time I do, my GPU usage goes to zero...any way to fix this?
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Hello, everybody!!
I have had to recently set up some mining software with fallbacks to different pool addresses and I am wondering what the differences between switching methods are. I am using BFGminer.
Thanks in advance!
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Nice website! Anyway, just joined this pool and it seems awesome!! Keep up the good work! |
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Cool! Nice to meet you! I always wonder if there are people near me who can "hear" me on the internet! |
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