Another question that is not clear.

Here's the image from the whitepaper:
https://gyazo.com/843418524494e99ae38c6c91776de773

So the whitepaper's writer claims that is is impossible to sign up as a worker @ CrowdFlower. Where did this claim come from?

I was able to register as a worker in 10 minutes. And in another 20 minutes I've made my first 0.04$.

Could someone please explain me the following?

I've read the whitepaper and everywhere throughout it there is a talk about removing the redundancy that exists in current centralized solutions.  And that the work of a worker will be verified only with some probability.

But as far as I understand, the redundancy plays important role in establishing the solution's accuracy which is close to 100% in redundant case.

I mean, if the work is performed by a single worker then the human factor plays a big role. Even the big specialist will make mistakes time after time. A mediocre specialist might make mistakes say 3-5% of the time. And given that the verification of their work is probabilistic, most of the unintented mistakes will be presented to requester as a proper answer (which is not).

On the other hand, the redundant systems don't have such a problem.

Am I getting something wrong?

ok. I've just sent it to PM.

But why the node is not automatically updating?

It looks to me like on the rigs with v3.2 the crashes are happening. On the rigs with 3.3 the node is not crashing but it just stops communicating with the server, the node is offline at the minerstat panel, while in reality it is not.

https://gyazo.com/94a6ceb40eb6aa9f5def5a055e45b9fb
https://gyazo.com/43d803947218c95a0be21b81cc0b887a


Why is node node updating automatically?

Hi,

my node constantly crashes on internet disconnections. If it's not crashes then it just stops working. The miner itself is working, but the node is not.
Is there a way to fix that?

Where can I download the node? The link "help & download" in the admin panel isn't working for me. Nothing happens when I click it.

I have the same thing. Anybody has a solution?

The support's answer is basically: "We've stolen your BCH, but you cannot do anything about it. So fu** off, we don't care."

The interesting thing is that the only announcement they've made regarding this issue (https://localbitcoins.com/blog/bitcoin-aug1-hf/ ) says that they will support both chains in case of fork. But now they say that this announcement was strictly regarding BIP 91, which didn't work. What worked was BIP148 and they don't care.

Are you sure about it? Several of my rigs are not overclocked. This happens to them as well on a regular basis.

Which one is stable? If you mean the last v2 then it was not stable for me. The only reason why I updated to v3 was that your support chat officer told me to do so since I was having the similar issue with v2.

Could you please give at least any kind of a time estimate for that? I'm bleeding money for more than a month already, I have to restart my rigs several times a day because of this thing.

Are you planning to do anything about it? I'm experiencing this issue for about a month already both with versions 2 and 3.

I'm experiencing constant crashes. They happen once in 1-2 days. Here's what I see in the node's window:
https://gyazo.com/dbe62dad50c18c9328cbe36dd5fd3df6

I'm using v3.0, 003.

The node is node really crashes. It just starts to constantly restart the miner. Also in the panel on website this rig is showed as it is down.

Is there a fix to this?

Still not working for me. DNS flush works but not resolves the issue.

Could you please provide the IP address of the host so I can use it with the help of hosts file?

Cannot access minerstat.com too.

I start it immediately after log on, so probably the time shouldn't be a problem.

Here's my settings. You can try to copy that:
https://gyazo.com/27e15987ae5c465911b8e5354f9e5ae1

The arguments line goes like this:
/c start "Minerstat" "C:\Mining\Minerstat\node.exe"

I understand that. But as you can see on the screenshot (https://gyazo.com/91fa822c4fbfcfd08787c4102872ff9d) I have only a single input field for specifying ETH hashrate.
So I don't understand how can I specify different ETH hashrate values for ETH+DCR and ETH+SIA pairs.

For example I have the following optimal values for my rig:
ETH+DCR: 27 Mh/s ETH, 750 Mh/s DCR, dcri 27
ETH+SIA:  24 Mh/s ETH, 580 Mh/s SIA, dcri 23

I cannot specify that in minerstat since I have only one input box for ETH hashrate. So I can pick only one ETH hashrate value, while I need a separate hashrate values for eash pair (ETH+dcr, ETH+sia, ETH+lbc etc). Does that make sense?

I'm sorry, I don't get it. Why would I have the same ETH hashrate for all dual coin mining options? I played with calculators and concluded that optimal dcri for ETH+DCR is 27 and for ETH+SIA it's 22. The ETH hashrates are different for these two options.

And I don't understand why shouldn't I have the ability to add the optimal values to minerstat.

Thank you.
Is it possible to set specific ETH hashrate for pairs ETH+DCR and ETH+SC?
https://gyazo.com/91fa822c4fbfcfd08787c4102872ff9d

For example for ETH+DCR my average ETH hashrate is 108MH/rig, and for ETH+SC it is 100MH/rig but I currently have no way to specify that.

I'm trying to use "auto-switch" function. When I'm putting "Miner=Algo" in config then I'm getting this error and nothing works:
https://gyazo.com/97f6932688e66f4bd35e20b229fa056b


Here's the hardware monitor:
https://gyazo.com/13c5d9b24815d2267601c57bd5d8da83

As you can see, the "Run" is checked.

What am I doing wrong?