Hello everyone, this is re: lbrycrdd

I'm interested in how this core daemon actually connects with the network.

I am trying to understand how you can get the current unsolved block and once you solve it, how do I submit this block back to the LBRYnetwork?

I've done a lot of reading and compiling from Github but I am unable to find the API/CLI that will allow me to pull this info.

I did see the LBRY algo on Github as well, assuming I get that to work, I would still need to know how to get the current block, solve it, then submit it back to the network.

Can anyone suggest any documentation anyway, video, or point me in the right direction to find this answer please?

thank you

Hi everyone, this is my first post although I've read a million posts here (which only covers about 1% of what is probably posted on this forum!)

I've been reading so much stuff/opinions on mining so I thought I would give it a try, why not. I'm trying to keep my budget down and starting out I have an old Asus P5Q motherboard.
https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5Q/

It does have a total of 3 PCIE slots, which I assume are fine for mining.

I am purchasing 3xrx470 cards for this board but I only have a 500W PSU at the moment.   

I suppose my primary questions are

1) Will this board support mining (BIOS issues? other?)
2) I need risers yes, however, will I run into any compatibility issues with the rx470s?
3) Will a 500w PSU support 3x470s?
4) If i need a new PSU, will I need to buy an older PSU to support this MB?

thanks in advance for all replies and considerations for your time.
QC