The pastebin code is actually two separate files, you'll see where each file starts as a comment.
Clone djm's repo, replace doom.cu with the first part of the paste. Then create a new file in the qubit directory, called doom_luffa512.cu and paste in the second part from pastebin. Then you'll want to change Makefile.am to include the new file in the build. I did it by changing the line
x13/cuda_haval512.cu x13/cuda_sha512.cu qubit/doom.cu \
into
x13/cuda_haval512.cu x13/cuda_sha512.cu qubit/doom.cu qubit/doom_luffa512.cu \
After that, it's all autogen configure make and enjoy the summer.
Compiling now, will post results. Thanks, tsiv. |
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Whoa, just noticed this. How do I get this to compile with DJM34 source code from Github? I'm compiling on Linux.
OR...
DJM34, do you have plans to add this speed increase to your github master?
just copy the pastebin into the doom.cu and compile again you need to add the unified qubit luffa and cuda luffa , called doom luffa i just created a new filter as it is confusing right now... I don't understand what you mean, Amph. Does this mean we can't compile on Linux right now?  |
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I am unable to compile the qt wallet on Ubuntu : In file included from src/tor/or.h:98:0,
from src/tor/addressmap.c:9:
src/tor/compat_libevent.h:18:25: fatal error: event2/util.h: No such file or directory
#include <event2/util.h>
^
compilation terminated.
make: *** [build/addressmap.o] Error 1 |
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OK, getting an error... 1 error detected in the compilation of "/tmp/tmpxft_00005c83_00000000-9_doom.compute_35.cpp1.ii".
make[2]: *** [qubit/doom.o] Error 2 |
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Whoa, just noticed this. How do I get this to compile with DJM34 source code from Github? I'm compiling on Linux.
OR...
DJM34, do you have plans to add this speed increase to your github master?
just copy the pastebin into the doom.cu and compile again OK, compiling now. Will post back with results. |
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How about posting your code and we can compare to see what you did differently? Me just wants to get my grubby hands on it.  Right, I cloned djm's latest and only modified doom.cu and created doom_luffa512.cu. And obviously you'll need to modify Makefile.am and the VC project files to include doom_luffa512.cu in the build. Built it and voila, ~80 MH/s per 750 Ti. Let me know how it turns out. Source for both files here: http://pastebin.com/3kUMumEmthanks tsiv & djm. my rig (5x750Ti / Ubuntu 1404) went from: 275MH @ ~300W to 400MH @ ~300W  Whoa, just noticed this. How do I get this to compile with DJM34 source code from Github? I'm compiling on Linux. OR... DJM34, do you have plans to add this speed increase to your github master? |
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Trying out Doom and getting approx. 50 Mh/s per 750Ti. How is that looking, just about right?
I'm using straight forward configuration, just algo and pool details. Cards on stock settings.
See next post...
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I have over 250000 coins in my wallet. Since I did the mandatory update, I received a stake of 8 jpc a almost 3 days a ago and then nothing since. Is this normal?
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Is it OK to compile latest miners on Ubuntu with Cuda 5.5 or should I install new Cuda version?
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you can use the linux nvidia tools to get the infos
/usr/bin/nvidia-smi --query-gpu=index,temperature.gpu,fan.speed --format=csv,noheader,nounits
Thank you but I can already read the GPU (Gainward GTX 750 Ti GS) info from the Nvidia Settings GUI. The problem is, I'm running the nvidia-331 / nvidia-340 driver but the "Fan Info" shows for "Speed (RPM)" unsupported, "Speed (%)" 30 and more (=works) but below there should be a bar where I could set the fan speed in percent, so I guess it doesn't show up because of "Speed (RPM)" unsupported. If I let everything at default and start ccMiner with nvidia-331 the heat rises only and the watts for a PC with one SSD and one 750 Ti jumps after a few minutes from about 95-105 watts to about 140 watts. BTW if I run the nvidia-340 driver I get the following error. Any hints? ./ccminer: error while loading shared libraries: libcudart.so.6.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/cuda/bin
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Linux users might be pleased to know that the profit switching capability of ccManager is coming along nicely, too. It uses TradeMyBit for now, and I've just coded a facility to stop mining on TMB altogether if the daily profit projection is poor. In this case it switches to an alternative pool of your choice (last resort pool), or it stops mining altogether and monitors TMB for a decent profit margin before starting again.
I should have the gitHub updated with something for you to play with next week some time.
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I have had coins sitting unconfirmed on Dwarfpool for hours now. Has confirmation time increased now..?
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Does anyone know how many pools can be set in ccManager? Is it just the two or can I set multiple?
I use the Belkin WeMo switch for my miner, and at only about $35 each they are pretty great. Controlled via app on my phone as well which is nice, as if I get an email that the miner isn't responding I can just bump it from anywhere. Once you get up to about $150 you can start looking at some of the nicer switches that allow you to run 4+ systems for that kind of money. It's not the same thing. |
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Does anyone know how many pools can be set in ccManager? Is it just the two or can I set multiple?
Just two pools. Do you have any plans to allow more so that ccManager could function like sgminer5 with nice hash? (i.e. use the pool disconnect to move to a more profitable pool/coin) Yes, I'm working on it now. I'm not using nice hash, I'm using TradeMyBit. Awesome. I use both NiceHash and TMB on my AMD rig as backups.switching I keep going back and forth on which one to use as the primary and which one for the backup pool. I think I just like tweaking too much. I am working on a guide for setting up ccminer and ccManager from scratch utilizing TMB and Nicehash's multi-multi ports that I'll release as soon as ccManager adds additional pool options. Thanks again! You're welcome. I've had the algo switching working pretty much flawlessly for over a week. It's the debugging of the minor little things that consumes the time. I'm currently coding settings to allow for a minimum price increase before switching, and once that's complete I'll get it out for testing. |
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Does anyone know how many pools can be set in ccManager? Is it just the two or can I set multiple?
Just two pools. Do you have any plans to allow more so that ccManager could function like sgminer5 with nice hash? (i.e. use the pool disconnect to move to a more profitable pool/coin) Yes, I'm working on it now. I'm not using nice hash, I'm using TradeMyBit. |
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Does anyone know how many pools can be set in ccManager? Is it just the two or can I set multiple?
Just two pools. |
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What's the latest? I was thinking of switching back to JPC but after reading this... |
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@djm34
Does your updated miner have any speed advantage over Christian's version for x11, nist5 or x13?
I know your miner is best for x15, but I'm unsure about the rest.
** Edit **
Just noticed your post above. Apologies.
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Last price on Polo, 11 sats. |
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Maybe you could get investors, up the pool cost to 2%, try something else?
Depending on costs, maybe I could take it over?
Why not allow for other algos? |
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