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Erhm, it's me or site been offline in days?
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You could run everything inside docker, if you are comfortable with that First time I heard of it, this could give an hint on how comfy I'm with it  Is is a vm manager like virtualbox or some kinda vps? Fact is I'm already paying - well, my boss is - for some dedicated servers with much power not to use and I'd loved to use them before going to spend other money around. (sorry to the op because of this offtopic) |
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Those real servers would need most of the same packages, it's probably not worth it.
As for your compile error the first error is always the most important. From what you posted it looks like the Intel intrinsics aren't insrtalled.
You may find earlier errors for missing immintrin.h or files with similar names. I don't know if they exist for Centos 6, it's very old, or what
the package might be called. Thanks for reply. Since I've root access on those dedicated machines I could install the packages but I preferrerd not, let's see. Too bad Centos was installed instead of Ubuntu.  |
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I'm trying to compile the 3.7.0 on a Centos 6.9 vm on virtualbox to later copy it ont a real machine server running the same Centos 6.9, I don't even know if it makes sense, but I'm doing it to not install extra packages in the real server. After managing to bypass several errors and difficulties such as the #pragma error of gcc 4.4.7 by upgrading gcc (not so obvious), now I'm stuck with these:  Does a fix exist for the errors above or alternatively does a precompiled version exist of cpuminer-opt-3.7.0 to run in a Centos 6.9 system with this processor: https://ark.intel.com/it/products/88173/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1245-v5-8M-Cache-3_50-GHz ( SSE4.1/4.2, AVX2 )? Thank you in advance. |
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It's ok if they use tonzillion of ads and popups, even if yesterday there was something slowing down terribly the browser, such buggy ads are not convenient to the webmaster either.
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I'm experiencing severe slow downs these days in this site. Also recaptcha v2 often fails.
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It's normal for manteinance to last longer than expected, with this kind of things unexpected stuff is always behind the corner. But it's also normal to warn users before entering manteinance mode with a clear message in the website, not a line in the chat that goes away like a fart in the wind |
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if anyone still reads this, don't buy an automation script or waste your time clicking.... here i will tell you how to automate the process super fast, and confirmed that you still win!
... Apart from the fact you won't get paid at 0.03 nor you'll ever reach that sum either and to obtain consistent number of spins you have to mine and I prefer to direct my hash power toward a constant and certain source of bitcoin even if small, such as freebitcoin.in or coinpot.co miner, that said, your idea is cute but it doesn't take into account the 3 chests puzzle, but hey, I started not getting it anymore past the 0.018 balance. |
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I'd love to know how this "up to 5'000" works exactly, because I usually get from as low as 20 to the highness of 50, if I'm lucky.
Now I've set it up to the constant 70 satoshis because it's better, at least.
Do you even manage to claim ~100?
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Installed the wallet on windows, it doens't sync.
which version? you have a hard firewall? you have waited min. 10 min. for finding nodes? Greetz Steve Windows-0-14-1-6.zip not sure, clicked allow on windows popup though. maybe I didn't waited enough there. |
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Installed the wallet on windows, it doens't sync.
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Trying to revive the minter on my pc just out of curiosity even for bradcrumbs of bitcoins Is it normal that after ~1 hour of minting I don't even see stats of ghps on the worker? I've put my username and workername under Settings>Account and it's minting at an incredible speed of 0.39 Ghps edit: nevermind, they just showed up. |
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Thanks @felicita @CatFur for confirmation
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Guys you look too anxious. Chill.
Hash/s at "very high cpu usage" gives me 48 whilst freebitco.in reaches 58. I'd like to know what percentage of cpu they are using for "very high cpu usage", maybe it's not 100% but a bit less. However, income from coinpot's mining looks a bit steadier than freebtc, but I'm not sure.
Can anyone confirm that withdrawals from coinpot.co to freebitco.in work? I'd like to do this to earn the daily interests of freebitco.in
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Well for some people time = money, but I guess it's not us |
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