MRC-MRC2 Swap market is now stopped.

Finally swapped amount from old network is 18,383,909,094.35 MRC

So, there is 12,466,090,905.65 MRC2 waiting to get deleted.
How you want I delete those? First time for me
I want, we all know there is no method to get those coins ever.

Or if some one have better idea than delete it, let me know.
I will waiting one day..

use ati driver  13,12

"nfmin" : "4",
"nfmax" : "30",
"worksize" : "128",
"lookup-gap" : "6",
"buffer-size" : "2590",
"rawintensity" : "7752",
"gpu-threads" : "1",

It looks like their crontab has problem. Just ask the owner to update the info.

It only affects the display, not the coin, so you do not need to worry.

It's down? i had like 200 cat   

Here is the end of the test, and it looks like it was a successful test.

Last time the diff dropped there was an influx of miners, since profitability spiked according to Coinwarz and the like. They then left when the diff jumped. Now, we have to trudge along until the next readjustment or until KGW is implemented, whichever occurs first. KGW most definitely did not cause the diff to get stuck.

Don't use cgminer. Download microcoinminer and read info.

SHIT...
I've already contacted thequeen74...
hopefully quickly back up

Your pool is broken - can't even log in after I signed up.

I'm the one in charge of the testnet, as it is mine to begin with anyway.  I am keeping it a controlled environment, and will actually be looking for someone to act as a whale to slam the network, at least once per solution that is put on the testnet to be run through the series of tests.  Unless I get any kind of donations, then that means that your fee that you are asking, would have to come directly out of my own pocket.  I'm already using one of my good servers, that I should be leasing out to others so the server could pay for itself.  So, I am already losing around $50 / month just to run these tests and help out the community, so code can be tested for bugs and verify that the code in the solutions selected does what it is supposed to do.  

Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour.  I will just have to come up with the fundings per run.  You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid.  I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon.  I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet.  The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time.  It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.  

The dev team is now starting to shift from the forking issue to the difficulty re-target issue, using simulations and closed testnet setups (publicly viewable at http://testnet.geekhash.org ) to test actual code for bugs before release.

We need to look at the mining realistically here for a second.
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What is solution here?

... looks like you are updated in the pool list.

i have put some hash back in your pool and most importantly back on catcoin now the fork issues are resolved, looking forward to the catcoin future! if anyone wants to join me and jeeman then we are here https://www.mining-pool.co.uk/cat-catcoin/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool spreading the hash out!