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setting up a pool looks like a pain.
anyway to implement a linux server?
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I had around 1,500 BBP and now its all gone with no history of withdrawals (pool.biblepay.org).
where do I see history for withdrawals on the pool?
I have no emails to confirm the withdrawal.
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capulo when you hit da block, call me  .. daemonko jumped to solo too? not yet solo but this is strange: xeon 2x octa core (360 watts) gives worse performance than some slow celeron (8 watts), that does not feel ok. This phenomenon is the same with you, I checked some Dual L5640 cpu server, the result is lower than single cheap 1v cpu server result, the share amount value is same!...what happen?This ratio must not be normal.. same on my end only getting 7K hashes for a 24 core processor.... my laptop makes more hashpower per core. |
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biblepaygenerate is true but the debug file is not being created.
how do i setup solo mining? maybe i can get it working solo first.
alright so I've tried reindexing and created a new worker… also confirmed I was connected using wget however its still not letting me mine for some reason. I also tried restarting biblepay and restarting with the conf edited but no luck. Where is this other directory you speak of? right now I'm in the biblepay folder in usr (src). How do I cd to the dir you are talking about?
Aha! Thats probably it, its probably the execution user is different than the working dir (maybe). So heres one way to try: Go back to linux command prompt. cd ~/.biblepaycore nano biblepay.conf modify this file to have gen=0 debug=true debugmaster=true exit nano rm debug.log Then start biblepay, and while it is running: cd ~/.biblepaycore cat debug.log Verify the timestamps in the log are current. Also, verify 'getmininginfo' shows biblepaygenerate=false If these two things are true, then just edit the biblepay.conf file again with the pool info, and try again. We need to ensure setting gen=0 says biblepaygenerate=false, then setting gen=1 makes getmininginfo say biblepaygenerate=true, then we know you are affecting the correct config file. (The testnet config file is at ~/.biblepaycore/testnet3/biblepay.conf to answer your question but you wont need that). biblepaygenerate is true but the debug file is not being created. how do i setup solo mining? maybe i can get it working solo first. |
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alright so I've tried reindexing and created a new worker… also confirmed I was connected using wget however its still not letting me mine for some reason. I also tried restarting biblepay and restarting with the conf edited but no luck. Where is this other directory you speak of? right now I'm in the biblepay folder in usr (src). How do I cd to the dir you are talking about? what is the trick again to get the wallet to sync? mine is stuck, I deleted the banlist but it still wont progress.
I think someone once said to delete peers?
If those two dont work try: rm chainstate -R rm blocks -R Resync I can't get biblepay to mine on linux... :/ " GNU nano 2.5.3 File: biblepay.conf addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=2 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=testbig " is in my conf file. it keeps saying false for pool mining but its already setup in the conf file any ideas? { "blocks": 20934, "currentblocksize": 1000, "currentblocktx": 0, "difficulty": 11168.1785701284, "errors": "", "genproclimit": 1, "networkhashps": 1421332572198.94, "hashps": 12973.67320610347, "minerstarttime": "12-13-2017 03:17:55", "pooledtx": 0, "testnet": false, "chain": "main", "biblepay-generate": true, "poolinfo1": "", "poolinfo2": "", "poolinfo3": "", "miningpulse": 428, "poolmining": false } Hmm, thats kind of interesting. Are you sure your changes with the pool= are set in the top level biblepay.conf? (Not the \testnet3 directory)? And you have restarted after applying. Maybe try an 'wget http://google.com' to ensure port 80 is open? You should be seeing an error in poolinfo1 if you had http connectivity. If still no luck, set debug=true and debugmaster=true in the conf and restart with an empty debug.log- see if you receive any http errors? Also of course ensure the testbiggie worker exists in the pool... Maybe try testbiggie2 by creating a 2nd worker as another option. alright so I've tried reindexing and created a new worker… also confirmed I was connected using wget however its still not letting me mine for some reason. I also tried restarting biblepay and restarting with the conf edited but no luck. Where is this other directory you speak of? right now I'm in the biblepay folder in usr (src). How do I cd to the dir you are talking about? |
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what is the trick again to get the wallet to sync? mine is stuck, I deleted the banlist but it still wont progress.
I think someone once said to delete peers?
If those two dont work try: rm chainstate -R rm blocks -R Resync I can't get biblepay to mine on linux... :/ " GNU nano 2.5.3 File: biblepay.conf addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=2 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=testbig " is in my conf file. it keeps saying false for pool mining but its already setup in the conf file any ideas? { "blocks": 20934, "currentblocksize": 1000, "currentblocktx": 0, "difficulty": 11168.1785701284, "errors": "", "genproclimit": 1, "networkhashps": 1421332572198.94, "hashps": 12973.67320610347, "minerstarttime": "12-13-2017 03:17:55", "pooledtx": 0, "testnet": false, "chain": "main", "biblepay-generate": true, "poolinfo1": "", "poolinfo2": "", "poolinfo3": "", "miningpulse": 428, "poolmining": false } |
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In these days I feel a bit sad that we do not really show people how to mine properly. On windows it seems easy but not everyone is good with their computers.
Anyone out there to record a video? Then we the community people will create subs in different languages.
1) Full HD screen recording.
2) A slow speaker with easy to understand accent.
3) Tells each part of setup patiently. (Getting around the config and pool setup etc)
4)One video is for Windows and the other one is for Linux.
I can help you with Windows - Linux I'm still compiling ... lol. |
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how do you run bible-pay from terminal?
I can't seem to find "./biblepayd -daemon" in the src folder.
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saintarchimedes totally easy ... we mined solo 500k daily 2 months ago 10 machines with 2x2630v4 on mobo + 10 machines Xeon E3-1270v6 you guys should start a pool! that's awesome. |
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Please continue to vote here: http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=39.0Both exchanges asked to remain anonymous until go-live, but agreed to negotiate for 1.6BTC each because of our cause. I think this is absolute fantastic, so I updated the poll. They want to wrap this up in 7 days, so please vote. We will not go live until 2018 so as to finish our mandatory upgrade first. "Should we mint 3.3BTC for an exchange listing on Two of the Top 6 Bitcoin Exchanges?" Remember to vote! This is fantastic news! Please wait 2 more weeks for the Sanctuaries activation. This is very concerning to change the monetary design 2 weeks away from the governance system. how do people mine 500k+ BBP?!?!? lol that's insane. |
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It'd be great for BBP to be on Poloneix.
What would be the largest/most trustable exchange for BBP to list on?
I guess we can try contacting them via social media and emails?
also how exactly do you implement the 32 bit workaround to get all processors used if you're beyond a 4 core processor?
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adrianbits 2nd pool got only 1.7M power 1st pool got 29M .. its need jump all miner to 2nd pool and results will be good
same jumping over 8% fees are way to high. |
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It should only be pool mining if you added something for that in the biblepay.conf file. What do you have in your file?
"addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=1 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=littlekingjohn" genproclimit=1 Is this the one you use? This is what you change to 20 or more it decreased.. lol. this is weird why would my CPU usuage be at 96% for a 24 core CPU but produces 1,000 +/- hashes as my 4 core computer at 96% usage? Where is the rest of my computation power going? My 4 core was putting out 14K hashes and my 24 core was only pushing at 15K.. (now 12K with the new settings). Since lunch of this coin me, slovakia and one more user... oh nad ofcourse inblue(with biblepay blessing lul) become most "trash talking" persons in this topic. Why, cuz we want have better HPS2 on 4+ core cpus. But nothing like this happened and we become "trash talkers" If you want have more hps2 go on 2nd pool(calculate what is beter for you) cuz it doesn't have cenection limit and go gencproclimit way more thany you want cores use(for my 1700x i was using 28, lower was for me "empty" cpu usage). Or go solo. If i go 16 genproclimit on my 3,6ghz 16 thread ryzen i have same HPS2 like my 4 core 15tdp atom laptop. I don't write anything new, that all was on old topic. But like bible_pay said it's everything to keep big miners away of this coin, its good but a bit confiusing;P Wait so its setup for smaller miners then? That's fine with me I have a few older processors ... however its not economically feasible to make CPU miners. |
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is this project still up? wallet isn't syncing at all.
any have compiling instructions for the miners?
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anyone happen to have a BBP calculator?
I'll try the 32 bit version and see what happens
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anyone know how to compile the miner software.
i want to create a local pool of miners on my home network so i can solo mine.
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It should only be pool mining if you added something for that in the biblepay.conf file. What do you have in your file?
"addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=1 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=littlekingjohn" genproclimit=1 Is this the one you use? This is what you change to 20 or more it decreased.. lol. this is weird why would my CPU usuage be at 96% for a 24 core CPU but produces 1,000 +/- hashes as my 4 core computer at 96% usage? Where is the rest of my computation power going? My 4 core was putting out 14K hashes and my 24 core was only pushing at 15K.. (now 12K with the new settings). Hi There, I hear your pain. I increased my hash power 3x at least. Still could not get where I want. My first project on BBP to help others is on the way. Here is my own personal experience: -hps2 takes time to increase and it tends to drop about %25 and increase again. -huge hps not always provide the best hps2.High-end Xeon processor users probably upset about that. -you see dudes 10k hps but producing 70k hps2 and I also managed to replicate that. Here is the basic formula. First you get lowend 20x - 30x vps servers. All these vpses run on the same worker-id you see only one of their hps and hps2 shows combined effort. I strongly suggest you to do otherwise. Why? Managing such numbers on single worker-id masks which performing well and hide problematic boxes. This makes no sense. Why would a 4core intel processor (3 years old) outperform a 24core Skylake Xeon processor in terms of hashes per second? What is the difference between the hps vs hps2? can you expand on the differences please. |
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It should only be pool mining if you added something for that in the biblepay.conf file. What do you have in your file?
"addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=1 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=littlekingjohn" genproclimit=1 Is this the one you use? This is what you change to 20 or more it decreased.. lol. this is weird why would my CPU usuage be at 96% for a 24 core CPU but produces 1,000 +/- hashes as my 4 core computer at 96% usage? Where is the rest of my computation power going? My 4 core was putting out 14K hashes and my 24 core was only pushing at 15K.. (now 12K with the new settings). |
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It should only be pool mining if you added something for that in the biblepay.conf file. What do you have in your file?
"addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=1 poolport=80 pool=http://pool.biblepay.org workerid=littlekingjohn" |
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I'm testing out one of my friend's 24 core processor but its showing the same hashrate as my 4 core intel?
What am I doing wrong? All the cores are being used since I changed in the console as shown in your tutorial and my CPU usuage hits 96%.
Try to increase genproclimit to 3-4 per core. So in your case to 72? Wau such a big number:) Maybe it'll help. I tried 72 and it maxes out my CPU to 100% and just crashes. When I set it to 23 cores it uses 96% of processing power. anyone from the biblepay team can help me out here? I should definitely be getting a higher hash rate only at 15420 hashes for 23 cores... Also is there anyway to solomine? |
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