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Why the fuck is MtGox getting ddos again?
What kind of asshole is doing this....
edit: i had an intteruption in my mining via deepbit... what was this one about?
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Somebody should post a guide on overclockers.com to get this pool to grow even larger.
I'd rather not same Market needs to stabilize after the stupidity of overclock.net |
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Question: In my bitcoin client I added the 0.01 transaction fee
do I need to increase what I send by 0.01 or will it pull extra to cover that fee, or will it subtract from the amount I send (meaning the recipient gets less)
Thx
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I'm waiting till Monday to start trading just to pile up sommor BTC  I thought this flux would happen, IMO its to be expected. Just play it smart |
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Seen any botnet activity on your pool? I have no reasons to suspect my users of illegal activity yet. ...says they have seen some
might pay to watch out. That's a very strange decision. Of course i'm not going to close registration, new users are welcome Just please be careful and monitor your pool closely. |
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Google checkout???
Why has Google Checkout not been suggested? Its the same damn thing as Paypal... isn't Google involved in BTC???
Search the forums. Google Checkout has already rejected bitcoin. Searched and found it. Thanks For the record, amazon payments also is out of the question |
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Welp, no bot here, Im talking with the guy and planning some massive transactions (couple thousand usd)
I'll post results in a couple weeks, but he seems legit.
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Google checkout???
Why has Google Checkout not been suggested? Its the same damn thing as Paypal... isn't Google involved in BTC???
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If I want to trade bitcoins for USD using MtGox, and I have the bitcoins in my bitcoin client, I can't seem to figure out how to trade bitcoins to MtGox.... I think I see how I can use paypal to withdraw USD though
Can someone drop me a msg on this? Thanks
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Thanks to [Tycho] for all his hard work!  I just joined the pool a few days go with my lowly Macbook Pro, but I go back to work today and will add my iMac and my co-lo boxes to the effort. I just started learning coding with the REALStudio suite, and am considering writing a cross platform GUI as a project. Unfortunately, Mac's seem to be low man on the Bitcoin mining totem pole, I need to dig further in the forums to find out what specifically is the issue. I'm wondering if running this hardware with Linux instead of OS X would make a difference? The problem is probably shitty hardware, really. Macs never, ever came with great GPUs, which is what you need to excel. |
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I'm new to all this.
I just got my first working binary for rpcminer working for CUDA on Ubuntu 10.10 after screwing around with the source for half a day. I wanted to roughly document the steps for anyone trying to follow in my footsteps. Many of the problems were discussed in this thread but I wanted to put them together in one place.
1. Open up the CMakeLists.txt. There's a group of seven options (lines 5-11 in my version of the file for me). I set "Enable CUDA miner" and "Build RPC miner" to ON and everythign else to OFF.
2. Ran cmake .
3. Cleaned up some compile errors:
3A. Added "#include <limits.h>" to serialize.h after the rest of the #includes
3B. Added "using namespace boost;" just after the includes
3C. Modified bitcoinminercuda.cu to "#define _BITCOIN_MINER_CUDA_" right above the #ifdef that checks for it.
4. Ran make
5. Got .cubin files by running
nvcc ../src/cuda/bitcoinminercuda.cu -gencode arch=compute_10,\"code=sm_10,compute_10\" -gencode arch=compute_11,\"code=sm_11,compute_11\" --keep -gencode arch=compute_20,\"code=sm_20,compute_20\" --keep
6. Ran the rpcminer binary from step 4. It will complain about not being able to run. Take one of the three .cubin files and put it in your target directory. You'll have to rename it to the file that rpcminer is looking for. (in my case, I renamed bitcoinminercuda.compute_20.sm_20.cubin to bitcoinminercuda_20.cubin")
7. Opened an account on deepbit.net and then ran
./rpcminer -user=foo@bar.com -password=my_password -url=http://deepbit.net:8332/
(of course I changed user and password to whatever I registered with)
Hopefully I didn't leave anything out.
There may be better ways to solve some of those issues, but that's how I solved them and I got a working binary that does hashes using CUDA.
Good luck and happy bitmining.
Man its not even work using CUDA... I'm getting 30x more on an AMD Radeon GPU using the same mount of power on OpenCL |
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Okay so just bad timing? lol damn.
Welp. What's the production difference in the long run between using larger/smaller work sizes? I tried 64 for a few hours, the Mh/s was peaking higher at 340Mh/s per mining client, but it would wildly swing from 340, 330, down to 325... using 128 seems more stable as it holds steady at 324-330, staying at 330 most often.
I tried 256 and it seemed slower at 329...
Anyhow, Thanks for fast replies
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Can someone explain what is going on here? Where are all my shares going? The whole time I been producing at 660 MH/S!!  Why was my last payout so low? I paused my client for ~5 minutes to reboot, I change a flag -w to test it out for a few hours, realtime MH/s wasn't different... I changed it back about 20 minutes ago |
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Can someone explain what is going on here? Where are all my shares going? The whole time I been producing at 660 MH/S!! |
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I read that you can elongate the time sample for average hash rate from 7 minutes to ~30? for accuracy
"Averaging window" parameter in advanced settings page. Thanks, that took care of it! Also, found a nice signature banner  Looking gooood |
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With Phoenix on a straight stock 6990 I get 670 mhps.
Try pushing the clock up to 850-900.. should run no problem |
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Moderator said: We are looking into BTC to see whether it is something we are comfortable with on OCN.
They shut down the thread cus they want to read up on it or something lol OCN is filled with stupidity like this. I don't know how there are so many fuckin' idiots in one place. Glad I don't visit the site much Seriously though, OCN is a decent site for getting help with some stuff, but a good example was every time I asked for help, I got 2-3 helpful replies, and 30 other replies talking about stuff totally unrelated to my question. No joke. Also, the stupidest stuff goes viral on that site, so thats probably why management got all worried |
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yeah Phoenix miner has been the slowest on my 5970
Phoenix minder nets just under 600 (593)
poclbm is doing 660-670
GUI miner doesn't even launch cus it doesn't see my 5970 lulz
I'm buying a 6990 soon though, so I may have to start testing more again
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I read that you can elongate the time sample for average hash rate from 7 minutes to ~30? for accuracy
how do i do this
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