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at 1.3MH/sec (1300KH/sec) you should submit a share every 55 minutes (approx). A new block is discovered every 10 minutes, so on average you have high chance that you will have to start working on a new block (LP: New work pushed) before you solve a block. I expect you have never actually submitted a valid share and this is why it's showing you at 0.
I wouldn't advise mining - even in a pool - unless you can get your MH/sec above around 8 or 9...
Will
I see. Well, thanks for the info. |
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what mining software are you using?
GUIMiner. |
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I'm pooling (or attempting to) with Bitcoin Pool.
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I'm pooling (or attempting to) with Bitcoin Pool. On my account information, it shows that my "User Speed" is 0MH/s, and that I am not currently active (even though I have my miner running). I'm running at about 1.5Mhash/sec, and I'm wondering if the reason it's not showing up is either because it's too slow to register, or if I have some sort of issues with my connection.
I have no accepted shares after about an hour, but I have 36 requested shares...
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 Time to look around for a new graphics card.
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Hmm.. How do I know that I'm connected?
The biggest think I have learned about both bitcoins and bitcoin mining is you need tons of patience. I agree!! Well, thanks for the advice. |
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Hmm.. How do I know that I'm connected?
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Okay, so I have another question. Should I be seeing a change in the estimated reward? I've been mining about half the day and it's still at 0.00000000 BTC.
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I am not seeing money going into the website.  |
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If I have one worker with a rate of 1.5 Mhash/sec pooling with Slush, with a send threshold of .01, about how long should I expect to wait for my first reward?
Also, just to confirm, as long as my worker is connected, is there anything else that I need to do, or is it all set?
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Ah! Didn't realize it was case sensitive! Problem solved.
Thanks a lot for the responses!
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This idea does seem a bit desperate, but what the heck.
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I made a new worker, and I tried to connect with the username: Email@site.com_WorkerName with the password of that worker. Still no luck. |
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I have an account with deepbit.net and I'm trying to use it with Phoenix. I keep getting this error message that says wrong login or password.
I'm definitely using the right information, I don't understand why this is happening. Anyone know what's going on?
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"This OpenCL build requires version 1.4.879, version 1.4.815 installed."
This is the error that I keep getting with numerous miners. Anyone know where I can download an up to date version?
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Okay, I tried using Phoenix through the command prompt again, and I got this error message: This OpenCL build requires version 1.4.879, version 1.4.185 installed. Pretty sure I accidentally installed an outdated SDK  Gonna try it once more... |
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Thanks for the responses!
I downloaded the SDK and I no longer get the same error message with GUIMiner.
However, I am now facing yet another error (big surprise there). When I click "Start Mining" it says "aborting" and then gives me an error message that says "Deepbit.Lib.InfoException: Wrong login or password..."
WHAT?! I don't know what to say, I'm using the right username and password... Any advice?
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I will try that, thanks for the reply!
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