Port 3512 for starting diff 1024:
stratum+tcp://mine.altpooler.com:3512

i got no nodes .. :-(

For what reason?  Plenty of people have been mining this successfully, including myself.  The binaries are fine (although they could be improved) and the miner source is there too.  The only thing missing is the wallet source, and there is a legitimate reason for not releasing that yet.  The first 24 hours appears to have gone pretty well and the early forking issues have been resolved.  All in all, a pretty fair launch.

The orphans came from someone who had most of the network computing power while difficulty was low.

This happens with any crypto-currency.
Block Chain is stable. Secured with checkpoints every 60 minutes [yeah I know, I need to sleep]

I think I might be needing to build a pool sooner than expected. This will help the small miners against the big miners. This is always the case when difficulty gets high.

Fun Fact: It takes 83 hours to find a prime cluster of difficulty 4.0 on one core, this is from the data I gathered while developing the Prime Channel. This is why blocks are scarce when you only have a couple CPU's.

And now for sleep.
Viz.

You are forgetting the Coinshield Channels, and that value per block does not mean higher value overall in exponential decay:

Block 120 (2 hours): 1.09 / 67.07 = [1.6% per block]
Miners: 50*e^(-0.0000011*120)+3 = 52.99
Channels: 10 * e^(-0.00000055 * 120) + 3 = 12.99
Dev: e^(-0.00000059 * 120) + 0.1 = 1.09

Block 525600 (1 year): 0.83 / 42.36 = [1.9% per block]
Miners: 50*e^(-0.0000011*525600)+3 = 31.04
Channels: 10 * e^(-0.00000055 * 525600) + 3 = 10.49
Dev: e^(-0.00000059 * 525600) + 0.1 = 0.83

COIN SUPPLY, 1 YEAR: 28,545,067
Total Mined: 21,801,631 [76% to miners]
Total Channel: 6,231,778 [21% to traders]
Total Dev: 511,658 [1.7% dev]

Block 2628000 (5 year): 0.312 / 11.438 = [2.7% per block]
Miners: 50*e^(-0.0000011*2628000)+3 = 5.776
Channels: 10 * e^(-0.00000055 * 2628000]) + 3 = 5.35
Dev: e^(-0.00000059 * 2628000) + 0.1 = 0.312

COIN SUPPLY, 5 YEARS: 74,341,701
Total Mined: 50,888,959 [68% to miners]
Total Channel: 21,850,548 [29% to traders]
Total Dev: 1,602,194 [2.1% dev]

Block 5256000 (10 year): 0.145 / 6.845 = [2.1% per block]
Miners: 50*e^(-0.0000011*5256000) + 3 = 3.15
Channels: 10 * e^(-0.00000055 * 5256000]) + 3 = 3.55
Dev: e^(-0.00000059 * 5256000) + 0.1 = 0.145

COIN SUPPLY 10 YEARS: 96,156,860
Total Mined: 61,077,806 [63% to miners]
Total Channel: 32,935,024 [34% to traders]
Total Dev: 2,144,030 [2.2% dev]



This graph is from the modeling program I used to design the equations.

EDIT: As you will notice, the channels do increase in [%] over time. This gives them more longevity.

~Videlicet

Viz is fixing this last issue. Give him a bit. He will post shortly guys.

Interesting, because I have the reverse: Linux crashes, Windows works. I'll keep getting to the bottom of this, at least that check is off the list. Thank you for your results.


Yes it is, running my final tests before Main Net launch [guess there's time later to sleep]  
Activation Timestamp is: 1411495200

Viz.

jorneyflair,

Thank You  
And hey, just don't ever give up and you'll be able to do anything.  

Viz.

edit: I made some minor tweaks to the miner attempting to weed out the segmentation fault, binary is Here. Let me know if you have better results with this version. I also pushed this version to my Github for Linux users.

jorneyflair,

Try this batch script, it will automatically restart the miner if it crashes [with 7 threads as per your request].

:BEGIN
miner.exe 127.0.0.1 4447 7
GOTO BEGIN

The commandline arguments are IP PORT THREADS TIMEOUT.
The issue with the miner is an access violation [segmentation fault]. This will be fixed soon, currently making sure the Coinshield Core is tuned properly before launch above fixing that issue.

Viz.

Source ?

Actually, I spent quite a bit of time designing the multiple channels to only recieve 50% of the total supply, CPU miners get exactly half, GPU miners get exactly half. This should reduce the impact any private GPU miners could have on the everyday CPU miners, the second factor will be a continually updated public GPU miner.

Making some final touches, will be releasing launch binaries tonight with a time-lock for tomorrow at noon. Depending on the level of GPU miner development, I will have a time-lock on the GPU channel [for a given time post-launch, hopeful for the time-lock to be tomorrow] which will reject all GPU blocks until that time. Once the channel becomes active, the CSD Released Reserve will be given to that channel in pieces for the time it was dormant, or in other words: no matter when the GPU channel launches, GPU miners will receive the same amount of CSD from the Main Net Time-Lock as the CPU Miners, and this will be broken into ~63 CSD chunks for wider spread distribution.

Viz.

we need to think in terms of practically fair