Thanks for the reply! No, there's nothing... as soon as I hit 'enter' or wait the 15 seconds, the terminal window immediately disappears. The only information in the system log is that a new process was started, and then 2 seconds later the process died. Is there a way to force the terminal window to stay open so I can see any error messages? I know how to do that when issuing a command, but not from within the rpcminer app (or its menu).

Hello,

I'm using a (primitive) MacBook Core Duo, so I'm using rpcminer instead of diablo, but although the connection wizard saves all the pool mining information (site, port, worker, password, etc.) correctly, the terminal window disappears and there's no indication that it's actually running. Netstat shows nothing listening on port 8332, top doesn't show any process resembling rpcminer, so my question is: is it actually running? It looks like everyone's posts about diablo indicate an active terminal window that's constantly displaying/updating activity--should rpcminer do the same? Also, does the bitcoin.app have to be running simultaneously?

So my simplified question: what does rpcminer look like when it's running? Is it an invisible process, or should I be seeing some sort of feedback about its activity?

Thanks!