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Got a problem. 0ne.pool.mn I am using the cgminer.exe with the following command: cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.pool.mn:7891 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPasswordIf i use the --scrypt command is unreconized, changing it to --script has the same results. The instructions I got came from "Getting Started" page on 0ne.pool.mnSo that was for the CGMiner.exe I decided to try the other BFG miner for Windows. Got this error when launching: Pool 0 is hiding block contents from us What am I doing wrong? could you try sgminer instead of cgminer ? Update - Went and downloaded the cgminer from the official website. I believe it was 3.1.1 or something? Someone posted a version over 3.7 I believe doesn't support --scrypt. So I got 3.1.1, connected to the pool and is working. Now to go and fix my other rigs. |
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Got a problem. 0ne.pool.mn I am using the cgminer.exe with the following command: cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.pool.mn:7891 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPasswordIf i use the --scrypt command is unreconized, changing it to --script has the same results. The instructions I got came from "Getting Started" page on 0ne.pool.mnSo that was for the CGMiner.exe I decided to try the other BFG miner for Windows. Got this error when launching: Pool 0 is hiding block contents from us What am I doing wrong? |
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Funny. My two workers were the first to hit the network.
Question - Why is "setgenerate true -1" disabled in the wallet? Are you going to release a new one with that enabled for solo miners from the launch? Or are we forced to work in pools?
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Note: for windows cgminer.exe the --script seems to bug out. I removed it for the mining pool and it seems to work fine without the --script command. Using the basic copy/paste from the mining pool for the commands. Also setting passwords for the workers I have. Make sure to distro those passwords when launch comes  edit: This doesn't work for me x64 Windows: cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.pool.mn:7891 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword This seems to: cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.pool.mn:7891 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword Is this correct? |
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So are you going to release the password for the files on your site at launch in 10~ mins as well right? |
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Are you willing to provide escrow for this? Since you're new here of course..
Completely understandable request and yes I can arrange (or you can suggest) an escrow service to use. Honestly, if you have used one before in the past and are very satisfied with their escrow service, I would be inclined and prefer to use that one since you feel secure with them. |
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when is launch?
25mins I believe (correct me if I am wrong anyone). |
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We carry a huge range of brands, so we won't list them all here.
Here are the current best-sellers (prices include shipping):
Marlboro Red/Lights: $4.49 per pack
Lucky Strike Red/Blue: $3.99 per pack
L&M Red/Blue: $3.99 per pack
Camel Filter/Blue: $3.99 per pack
Chesterfield Red/Blue: $3.99 per pack
Kent Convertibles: $4.49 per pack
^ (similar to Camel Crush)
Davidoff Classic/Gold: $4.79 per pack
Winston Red/Blue: $3.99 per pack
Classic Red/Blue: $3.49 per pack
Temp Export/American: $2.99 per pack
Minimum order quantity: 10 packs.
Delivery: worldwide, except Germany.
Refund: 100% if seized.
haha you know... those prices are not bad prices considering NYC has Newports for like 10 bucks a pack from what I hear. |
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Edit: I have an extra power cable I can include for no extra cost. Great packaging. I ask you leave feedback in this thread when item is received so I can reference back to your post as a buyer review. Thanks!
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Playstation 3 Playstation 3 ONLY Will be shipped in general packaging and box. Does not include original box. Does not include any remotes or cables. Needs repair. HDD removed (but can be installed per customer request, just will be wiped to protect previous owners account information) Asking 0.1341 BTC or better offer! - Note: I can also include a tracking number for a nominal extra fee. FREE SHIPPING. Thanks! (Accepting BTC, LTC, and DOGE (if allowed to accept other currencies other that BTC on this forums, if not please let me know I will edit post)). |
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Assassins Creed 4 - for PS3 Comes in original box, no scratches, USA shipping is free (media mail). Takes 3-5 days shipping. Asking 0.04191 BTC or better offer! - Note: I can also include a tracking number for a nominal extra fee. If interested post in this thread OR pm me. Thanks! (Accepting BTC, LTC, and DOGE (if allowed to accept other currencies other that BTC on this forums, if not please let me know I will edit post)). |
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So, I use pools to do my mining. But in the older days, or using the next altcoin that has came out, sometimes you can solo mine and get some coins?
Using the "setgenerate true -1" command, if you were to mine a coin if you will, how will you know when you do so? Will it just appear in your wallet or will it show in your transactions as pending?
This is a question I always wanted to ask. Thanks.
Hello, When you solo mining you receive it as a transaction in your wallet. I managed to mine some particles back in the days, but I did it at the coin release and all the blocks i got was orphan and appeared as unconfirmed transactions for just a moment and then were gone :/ Hope i helped:) BR Gondel Great explanation! And to clarify (for me and all others who might find this post via search engines), an orphaned or "stale" block is a block that has already been solved by someone else. Example, everyone in the world is working on block 12345. If I solve it about 4 seconds before you do, then I will get the block and yours will be orphaned because your wallet did not update fast enough to note the change to the next block before you solved it right? |
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So, I use pools to do my mining. But in the older days, or using the next altcoin that has came out, sometimes you can solo mine and get some coins?
Using the "setgenerate true -1" command, if you were to mine a coin if you will, how will you know when you do so? Will it just appear in your wallet or will it show in your transactions as pending?
This is a question I always wanted to ask. Thanks.
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That is a very cool story. There is a good chance he regrets selling his BTC though.
Haha, that is true. But there was the chance to cash out and take the winnings vs loosing the money already made. At this point I can't say I blame him... |
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Failing is a very tough word. Crash? Maybe... spike to 2k USD is more likely before BTC is gone back to 100 USD again.
With all the crypto currencies using BTC as their main "conversion" price, if you will, and it being the oldest in the book, its pretty safe to say unless it undergoes a major hack in the future, it will always be worth "something". Also, I have to mention the markets online that use the (darknet markets), which have a strong backbone in supporting its pricing, I would say were a long way away from seeing BTC go to nothing.
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I use pools to mine, but I always wondered, when you use the command in the debug window "setgenerate true -1", how will you know when you find something? Will it just show up in your wallet?
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Also this seems to crash often, do you know how to auto restart this if it crashes?
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Coin is hard to mine! And the miner is a bit unstable. Do at your own risk! Donations accepted : Riecoin: RHWFuugM3oQ5h9VsQCTt9R5M3FWzo7UM3N Datacoin: D9myVoDFPhjWLMrKx7Ag6gH7Y3A6V441cT Difficulty goes up fast! 1) Please use my referral https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=9d68ca19e204 and create a droplet 2CPU 2GB Ram Ubuntu 13.10 64x .It must be 1GB or more. You can create up to 5 droplets. 2) Connect with putty using using ip and password or just write those in the console. 1 putty per droplet! You can always download putty from here http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html Putty is better cause you can copy paste everything: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install yasm -y git make g++ build-essential libminiupnpc-dev sudo apt-get install -y libboost-all-dev libdb++-dev libgmp-dev libssl-dev dos2unix git clone https://github.com/clintar/xptMinercd xptMiner nano Makefile Change the word native to corei7 both here: CFLAGS += -march=native and here: CXXFLAGS += -march=native Then press Ctrl X and then hit Y and hit enter. make -f Makefile cd screen -S rie ./xptMiner/xptminer -o http://ypool.net -u papari.do1 -p do1 -t 4 And you are now mining! Of course change to your worker username and password! The ones that you have made on ypool webpage (which is down right now due to DDoS) If you want to close putty you have to first press Ctrl A and then D and you can now safely close putty without stopping mining. However since miner is unstable you should probably monitoring it in case it stops. When you open again putty you just type screen -r and you can see the miner again. If you have any problems please ask here so others can see the replies! Ran this on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on a VPS via Putty. My question is the "-t 4" can I leave that out and still have the same efficiency? Or do I need to include the -t command? I am assuming that is the thread count. |
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Does anyone know of an online storage wallet that allows multiples coins to be stored i.e. Bitcoins, Litecoins, Dogecoins etc.?
Also, what is the securest way in your opinion to store coins? Cold storage such as a USB drive and locked in your safe or written down on paper and saved I am assuming?
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Considering the following:
1. I have several PC's mining.
2. I want to have a centralized wallet.
3. I want to make sure it is backed up.
4. I want access to it wherever I go (even if its RDP or teamviewer accessed).
What are the true risk for using an online wallet vs a personal node based (PC) wallet? I know you can backup your wallet and encrypt it on your PC, backing it up to Dropbox or similar. But how many people use online wallets?
I know the risk are only in how secure they have their infrastructure, and looking into the past it seems some have been hacked. But how secure are they now? And how often do you hear of them being hacked?
Any suggestions? Thanks ahead of time.
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