still needs some work obviously.

one more

my feeble effort at the logo. they would obviously need some additional work by some one better at this than me.

I applaud your efforts to track and expose scamcoins.

I do think you should exercise restraint and do due diligence before posting negatively on coin threads.

There are an abundance of scams, and there are also coins that people have spent a lot of time and energy on.

This coin has an active easily accessible dev. It has the least hype of any coin I can think of.

It also has a reason to exist, as it was developed in part to used as currency in the upcoming 1BillionHex game.

My understanding of the "re-launch" is that it is more of an adjustment in diff and fork in order to provide even better protection against strip mining by large pools.

That being said, keep up the good work.

as far as i understand, your not going to be "updating" sgminer 4.

your going to be not using it and using the new sgminer.

so, once more , you need to download it first. either with the built in browser or the terminal.

i did a search for you and found some instructions here.

http://tabletuser.blogspot.com/2014/06/nicehash-mining-using-bamt.html

1. create "sgminer5" folder using terminal "mkdir /home/user/sgminer5" or ctrl+n in File Manager from target folder (home/user).

2. download sgminer-5.0-pre-release-2014-06-22-linux-i386.zip from Nicehash software page https://nicehash.com/software/ LINKor terminal
 "wget https://nicehash.com/software/sgminer-5.0-pre-release-2014-06-22-linux-i386.zip"
 using file manager copy to new folder you just created (sgminer5)

3. from File Manager, while in sgminer5 folder, open terminal (F4) and enter "unzip *.zip"

4. from terminal "export DISPLAY=:0 && export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1 && export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100" or remove the && and do one at a time.

5. from terminal "aticonfig --adapter=all --odgt" should see all your cards, if not rerun #4, #5, reboot, #4, #5, give up.

6. test sgminer from terminal "./sgminer -n" should run a good report.

7. In terminal "wget https://www.nicehash.com/multialgo/sgminer-multi-7950.conf" then "leafpad *.conf" or from browser https://www.nicehash.com/multialgo/sgminer-multi-7950.conf LINK

8. Your sgminer.conf is located in /root/.sgminer/ so make sure you "Show Hidden" or ctrl+h for File Manager to see it or in terminal "leafpad /root/.sgminer/sgminer.conf" Copy paste contents into your sgminer.conf.  I bookmark sgminer.conf location to make it easier.

9. Edit and add your BTC address to each pool address.  I changed my password to "d=0.08" for X11 and X13. I also deleted the last pool entry (remove that last comma).  After making changes use the JSON validator to find errors, saved me lots of wasted time.
http://jsonlint.com/ LINK  i.e., "password" : ""x"" in download conf is invalid so change to "x"

You can start mining by running "./sgminer" from "/home/user/sgminer5" takes about a minute for screen to appear.

-optional

10.  You can create a bash script and label it "x11.sh", make sure you terminal "chmod a+x x11.sh" so it will execute the commands below or use File Manager to change permissions and check the execute button.

added this for clarity: You created and empty file and name it "x11.sh"? and made it executable? No then with File Manager in the /home/user/ folder using mouse: "right click - New- Blank File"
then "right click - leafpad" and add content below.  If leafpad option doesn't appear, do F4 "leafpad x11.sh" or whatever name you just gave that new file.

#!/bin/bash
sudo /etc/init.d/mine stop
sleep 30
export DISPLAY=:0
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
cd /home/user/sgminer5
screen ./sgminer

Now from terminal you can "./x11.sh" just have to be in the user/home folder, thats the default location for lxterminal to open.
I was able to use this guide for PIMP OS and get it working, but I had to "sudo apt-get install pcmanfm" and "sudo apt-get install lxterminal" I launched pcmanfm and lxterminal from Tux Commander, look for box with "root@pimp" beside it.  I found the include file manager and terminal annoying to use.

Hit the like button, or something like that. Leave me a note if you found this guide helpful.  Should I include screen shot, pictures in future guides?


Posted 3 days ago by cesar jimenez

i'm really not the right person to try to help you with it, but i feel your frustration.

i'm pretty sure you need to download the recommended sg version.

put it wherever your other  miner is and start it the same way.

the maurucoin algo is the x13 and the darkcoin is x11.

play with that conf file, or whatever it's called in linux till you get some shares.

maybe don't try actively switching till you can get going on a single algo at a single pool.

those files are very punctuation sensitive so if you delete anything make sure you get the commas and quotes right.

use whatever specs for memclock, etc that came with the miners.

good luck

i can't, sorry gave up on bamt for driver reasons on my older cards.

You should search for .conf files for bamt.

they will look like the one you posted.

here is one of mine for sgminer on windows. it's probably imperfect, but it works

{
"pools" : [
   {
      "url" : "stratum+tcp://axis-stratum.pool.mn:7852",
      "user" : "xxxxxx",
      "pass" : "xxxxx"
   }

],
"api-allow" : "W:127.0.0.1",
"api-listen" : true,
"api-mcast-port" : "4028",
"api-port" : "4028",
"expiry" : "30",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin",
"log" : "5",
"queue" : "0",
"scan-time" : "29",
"auto-fan" : true,
"gpu-engine" : "900",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"gpu-memclock" : "1300",
"intensity" : "18",
"gpu-threads" : "1",
"kernel" : "x13modold",
"temp-target" : "72",
"temp-overheat" : "85",
"temp-cutoff" : "90",
"shaders" : "0",
"worksize" : "256",
"xintensity" : "0",
"rawintensity" : "0",
"failover-switch-delay" : "60",
"auato-fan" : true,
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"tcp-keepalive" : "30",
}

the settings mem, engine, threads, worksize, thread concurrency, intensity, etc are all specific to your gpu. you should be able to find examples by searching.

if i am mining x13 i need to designate the x13mod kernel, and specify its location( bin folder).

i think the api stuff was inserted by cgwatcher, an overseer program.

hope this helps. someone using bamt could help you better

oh, for me i have to save the file in the folder with sgminer and name it sgminer.conf

the main issue would be that it is not seeming too likely that anyone but the holders of sc would pay you for your work.

you may know otherwise.

you made it a condition that the dev fork over the 8btc

is there a chance that condition can be negotiated"

complaining? i'm just asking for calmer discussion here.

see me trying to vote several times for bholzer's offer in the previous pages

quote

"I'll tell you what, guys - if you can convince this dev to pay out 8 BTC for the revival of SilkCoin (I believe this to be only a fraction of what he earned on this particular grift), I am willing to at least get the wallets all built on the latest Bitcoin Core 0.9.2.1 source and all security issues resolved. This includes updated source on GitHub, Windows Qt 32/64 wallets, Mac OS X Qt wallet, and Linux 32/64 Qt wallets. I would also help to ease the transition over to a new development/management team and oversee things for at least few weeks. For this, my price would be 6 BTC which could be paid upon completion and delivery of the fixed+updated clients. The remaining 2 BTC could be used as an incentive to attract some additional talent. Keep in mind I'm not willing to accept payment from members of the community for this - I would only accept the BTC from the developer as a gesture of good faith. The BTC could be held in escrow until I follow through on what I have promised - from everything I have read, I trust judgecrypto and would prefer he becomes the money man (the dev could send him the BTC and he could manage the escrow situation/etc).

I am extremely busy but if I can save a sinking ship and help patch up a wound to the cryptocurrency movement and community as a whole, I believe it is important enough to offer my assistance if you should need it."

if there is ANY community to this coin, make yourself heard.

say "I vote for _______________"

maybe offer up some  SC shitcoin instead of selling at 500 sat. whats the diff?

please man stop.

you were right. we were idiots. we will be again. i'm sure.

please stop flooding the thread with it.

if you need to help us out some more, just tone it down a hair

this please...

only don't make it contingent on the dev forking over the 8btc. he should, of course, said he would, but please

can't we give you some millions of (laugh to say it) SC.

10k from me to start.

RE wulffman. i don't pretend to know wtf went on, but i will not feel much trust if the original team is involved

I vote for send badassX escrow the 8 btc.

I vote for bholzer to fix the wallets.

I vote for judgecrpyto to find a new lead.

I vote we make a SC deposit address (when wallets work) and fund it for the new team.

I commit to send 10k SC.

also....  #$%^&*((*&^%$# wullfmanDuff

I vote for send this guy the 8 btc.

I vote for bholzer to fix the wallets.

I vote for judgecrpyto to find a new lead.

I vote we make a SC deposit address (when wallets work) and fund it for the new team.

I commit to send 10k SC.

also....  #$%^&*((*&^%$#

dude, we heard you.

you don't like premined coins. go start you own thread and rant about it.

please go away.

most coins have premine. it was in the op. no one is worried about that.

there is some concern about it being used for development.

i personally don't work for free and don't expect the devs to.

transparency seem to be the main issue.

and thank you for popping by to talk bounties. lol

seems top o the list.

shit, oh well

how is this a known fact?

"DEV dumped the premine."

not saying it isn't.

we've all seen it before.

so.... DEV? seems like a little transparency would help your coin

scam, not scam, time will tell.

very, very difficult to mine should equal expensive

~200 mhs = ~100 coins a day

Lost me at scrypt. Hot, loud, expensive algo.