Nope, I don't want to lose all my hardly mined QBITs

If they're on the same network, just run the wallet (daemon) on one of them, and point the cpuminer from the OP on the other computers to the one with the daemon running.

Imagine that the PC running the daemon has the ip 192.168.1.1, then run "minerd -a qubit -o http://192.168.1.1:7799 -u someusername -p somepassword" on the other PCs. The "someusername" and "somepassword" depend on the value in the QubitCoin.conf file. On Linux, it's in ~/.QubitCoin/QubitCoin.conf, on Windows, it's in C:\Users\<your username>\%AppData%\Roaming\QubitCoin\QubitCoin.conf.

Just remember that the PCs must be on the same network, so they can see each other.


Btw. There's really no point in doing this, you can let each computer have its own wallet and then just send the coins from time to time. Because if the PC with the wallet fails, the workers lose their job

Not for me, I can't even ping the ip.

mine-pool.net down for quite a while now

I started mining about 4 or 5 hours ago (around block 1100) and have 0.5 SMC on a pool :/ The way I see it it's useless to try to mine scrypt coins on CPU, even if you're very quick after release.

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3720QM CPU @ 2.60GHz
Hashrate: accepted: 567/570 (99.47%), 37.82 khash/s (yay!!!)

As you can see here SjcjPUQNwivhEx6dTjR9NhrgeMZnXZSQHv, I got nothing yet

fdNsENfzvrrqwPiPxS19B74QKAAY9PNp2x

I tried mining MTC just about 1 or 2 days after the release and was able to get only 5 after about 24 hours

If anyone wants to share some love, here's my address: MPRd1qH2bJ6vnajcDFYL1TCVWW7x1sNH46

Hm, I might revive my Pi Interested.

I'm wondering, how are you people financing these mining rigs? If you have 30 cpus on QubitCoin which can't be traded yet (or at least not much), do you have another cpus on some other coin that covers that? If that's not the case, you must be thinking about it as a long term investment, but I still find it little hard to dump hundreds of dollars to rent servers and then hope that it'll pay back in a few months.

http://mine-pool.net/qbt is pretty good, it has 2/3 hashrate of cpu-pool and 100% efficiency

I'm wondering how are these people selling QBITs coming up with the exchange rates?

Yep, so far my favorite logo too.

It seems that now there are two parallel efforts to make a website... I'd like to hear some official statement on this. Now it just looks like it's a race and whoever does it first, wins

QBIT/BTC +1