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The only way to save Bitcoin is to relaunch it with a fair start for everyone. The same holds for dollars.
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Anyone else getting connection refused?
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Does anyone know what the 288.7 means?  |
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So I should autotune once, for several hours (maybe overnight) with the -debug and -log.
Then sift through the log to get all the values, plug it into the config, and start.
Autotune once if using cpuminer of sandors. once autotune is done
You can open the log and just search for "autotune stopped" and grab the speed from the line right above it for use in the config.
remove autotune from json. start. |
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Saves me from buying a moneypak. $4.95. Just use debit/credit now.
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http://us8.campaign-archive2.com/?u=cdea713669f1600ffb2230df5&id=fe2b90e3ff&e=4852cdafafImportant Announcement! We regretfully inform all GAW Miners' customers that we are no longer accepting payments through PayPal. As you may be aware, our astounding growth over the last few months has lead to an explosive growth in the number and variety of customer PayPal transactions. These payment, pre-order and refund transactions, which range in size from a few to tens of thousands of dollars, and originating from over 100 countries has created certain issues with PayPal regarding customer identity, fraud and regulatory authority compliance. We are actively engaged with PayPal to expeditiously resolve these matters. Please bear with us while we work towards an early restoration of PayPal facilities to our customers. In the interim, we are pleased to accept credit cards, wire transfers and Bitcoin payments. For all customers who have made a purchase with PayPal within the last 2 weeks, you will be completely refunded and provided the opportunity to re-order the same batch (same ship date) at a lower price. Thank you for your loyalty and support! The GAW Team
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--log=log.txt
"log" : "log.txt"
They both work. or log.log will work as well like --log=log.log "log" : "log.log" |
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I got it by using the cmd line --log=C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355\log.log
so my .bat looks like minerd-gc3355.exe -c config.json --log=C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355\log.log
pause
Ty, to nst6563 and reactor and --help LOl I'm on my way to tuning. --- Edit lmao that was a difficult one for all three of us LOL. rofl. right in the --help file derp. |
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well, I
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>minerd-gc3355.exe -c config.json
minerd-gc3355.exe: config.json:18: '}' expected near '"log"'
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>pause
Press any key to continue . . .
I added "log" : true and got above error.
If you want to be super-safe, use Sandor's example config and just modify it, making sure starting/trailing braces are always there. If you put the log at the end of the file, make sure it looks like so: "log" : true } The } will be closing out the object. I'm on right now, feel free to PM me the json and I can look at it for 'ya. I tried cmd line way to. C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>minerd-gc3355.exe -c config.json --log minerd-gc3355.exe: option `--log' requires an argument Try `minerd --help' for more information. C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>pause Press any key to continue . . . K I will pm the json. |
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well, I
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>minerd-gc3355.exe -c config.json
minerd-gc3355.exe: config.json:18: '}' expected near '"log"'
C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\minerd-gc3355>pause
Press any key to continue . . .
I added "log" : true and got above error.
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tnx reactor, nst6563 also explained it over pm.
I'm liking this sandors cpuminer. very neat.
now to enable log in the json is what I don't know how to do. I asked nst6563 over PM, sure he is writing it up as we type.
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Does it auto tune everytime it is restarted? or shutdown then started does it autotune again?
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Will this keep auto tuning? it don't even touch 361 KH/s.
GSD 0: | 855 MHz | 247.3/347.2 KH/s | A: 38 R: 0 H: 4
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Sandor cpuminer with Gridseed GC3355-Q64 55nm ASIC does this look normal?  |
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So does that mean defrag is a bad idea for this type of drive ? Defrag is completely pointless for an SSD and may actually degrade performance. But their is an optimization you may use once in a great while. This is an option under MyDefrag called flash memory disk. Flash memory disks
Defragment and consolidate free space on the selected disk(s). This script is specially designed for Flash and SSD disks. It will defragment all the fragmented files and make the free space as large as possible by moving all files to the beginning of the disk.
Many people think that flash disks do not benefit from defragmentation and optimization because bandwidth and access time are the same for the entire disk, unlike mechanical harddisks which are faster at the beginning than the end. But fragmented files need extra processing time inside Windows, not noticeable on mechanical harddisks but very significant on fast flash memory disks. Even more important is free space optimization. Flash memory is written in large blocks, and if free space is fragmented then Windows has to (read and) write much more data than the size of the file. This takes time, which translates into lower speed.
Flash memory has a limited number of erase-write cycles. The script is specially designed to move as little data as possible, but still uses up some of those cycles. My advise is to use some discretion and not run this script every day, but only incidentally, for example once per month.
http://www.mydefrag.com/Manual-UsingMyDefrag.htmlI use it once in a great while in safemode. |
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Maybe time to upgrade from now-archaic 60GB Agility2 which has me staring at the WinDirStat screen every freakin' week (frequently-cleaned 17.5GB Windows folder doesn't help).
Still a good ssd, use it on the side if/when you get a new ssd, use the agility for cryptocurrency blocks. Plenty of room left on my Vertex2 with BTC and LTC blocks.  |
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