OK, Ive got my .cfg edited, and Im sure its wrong but here is what it is now:

Phoenix VERBOSE=TRUE -u backend=http://xxxxxxxxxxxx.yyy:zzzzzzzzzz@api.bitcoin.cz:8332 -k phatk2 DEVICE=0 VECTORS BFI_INT WORKSIZE=128 AGGRESSION=11

and ive tried:
Phoenix -u http://xxxxxxxxxxxx.yyy:zzzzzzzzzz@api.bitcoin.cz:8332 -k phatk2 DEVICE=0 VECTORS BFI_INT WORKSIZE=128 AGGRESSION=11

and my 2.9Mhz dual core with Radeon 4200 just wont mine!
No problems with my Comodo firewall as far as I can tell, and Panda Cloud AV might be an issue, but Im
almost positive it is a problem with my .cfg file.

PLEASE, PLEASE HELP - answer me here or email me at madstudios30620@gmail.com
and I am not even beyond paying a bounty/reward to whomever can help me gets
this working. I realize with my system I probably pay more for electricity,but...
Id be happy to generate any results.

Has anyone been successful with Phoenix 2 mining on bitcoin.cz??

Why does it just tell me DISCONNECTED and then just sit there. Do I need to install
the official bitcoin wallet to get it to run/mine bitcoins?

How many blocks in 3-6 hours should I expect?

The world of BitCoins is evolving and there are many great, legit
exchanges and mining sites around. Unfortunately, the more things
change, the more they stay the same. You have to worry about
passwords being stolen, accounts being drained, users being targeted
by the govt. or unscrupulous hackers, etc., etc.

Ive found a way to exchange and store BitCoins that seems to be
damn near ideal. If you humor me and get there via my associate links
Ill get a much-needed bonus in my account:

BTCwww.exchangevirtualcurrency.com
and soon to be informational: www.exchangevirtualcurrency.info

What puzzles most, and what people are looking for most, is a way to covert
a few US dollars safely to BitCoins or a way to convert BitCoins back to US
dollars with safety and without hassle. VirWox makes this possible. I dont
understand all the international legal considerations but it is a Austalian
company and the banking is in Austria.

The process is simple if not at all obvious. First, you have to be logged in
to see the menus and charts needed. Then what you want to do is deposit
some money into your account via CC(via netbookers i think) or PayPal (just
a few clicks). Then, you will want to buy Second Life Linden dollars. Then,
you can use your Linden dollars to buy BitCoins.

You get a BitCoin address you can deposit BitCoins into when you set up
your account and click on the BitCoin link. The exchange rate for Linden
dollars never changes much. And you can enter buy/sell limit orders where
you buy or sell if the BitCoin reaches the desired price.

And the markets are not manipulated like they MAY be on certain BitCoin
exchange sites. Your account wont disappear one night when the govt.
decides to crack down. For me, it just seems to be the ideal method
to invest in a few BitCoins.

BUT, the BitCoin world is evolving faster than I get a chance to visit the
internet and do BitCoin research(see www.BitMinter.Com , a java
based mining client that evens works on port 80 at the library, something
that just wasnt possible not that long ago. So, if anyone knows of anything
REALLY COOL or a possible good use of my domain names, please get in touch:
 madstudios30620@gmail.com

I sincerely hope someone finds this useful and uses my links, because I really
need the money.  Seriously, living hand to mouth, and am having a hard time
keeping food and fresh drinking water....

With MyBitcoin.Com on the run many who indulge in bitcoins are left looking
for a secure place to buy/sell/exchange and store their money. The site Im
talking about even gives you a bitcoin address to use.

Buy Bitcoins, Lindens, (OMC) at VirWox - USE PAYPAL or CC - US or International
 #sl #anonymous #bitcoin #breakingnews
https://www.virwox.com/?r=8188

SAFE SECURE BACKED BY A REAL BANK!!!!
Tune into the next bitcoin show on YouTube for more on the MyBitcoin.Com hijinks.

~A Friend
Madstudios30620
http://www.freescottwalsh.info
(nothing mysterious about me)

My Gmail tells me tonight(Sunday night) :

IMAP    United States (NY) (184.73.182.153)    Jun 18 (1 day ago)
and Ive not been to NY in years.

Not sure what this means, but I also found....

   184.73.182.153
IP number :    3091838617
Country :    United States  flag
Region:    Washington
City (Estimate) :    Seattle
Latitude :    47.5839
Longitude :    -122.299
Time Zone :    America/Los_Angeles
GMT Offset :    -08:00:00

And I dont know any of these peoples. Did hacker pick wrong pocket to pick?
Bitcoin types seem to know how to handle these incidents. Would you hijack a
domain from Eugene Kashpureff?

And the inventor of bitcoin is 'in the wild' as it were....

....Probably because I ask questions like this: What would this program
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/run_as_date.html do to the various bitcoin
miners? What if you went to a future date?

Also Ive got a 2.9Mhz Phenom II from AMD with ATI RADEON 4200 - how do
I make certain Ive got everything I need to use a openCL miner,
which one works the best, and what are the settings I need to
put in the openCL screensaver to get it to run more than a few seconds
and crashing?

A faulty internet connection seems to be the cause of this nasty bizness:
2011-06-15 03:42:29: Listener for "Default": 15/06/2011 03:42:29, Problems communicating with bitcoin RPC
2011-06-15 03:42:48: Listener for "Default": Verification failed, check hardware!

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

Im so confused, such a newbie, cant hang with the 'lites.

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I am new to bitcoin and Id like some bitcoins. I downloaded the bitcoin program and got
.02 bitcoins from the bitcoin faucet site. Ive turned on 'generate' for a little while but
I dont think Im getting anywhere. Ive got a pretty fast dual core cpu, what is the
best way to make some bitcoins the fastest?