I've just set up a p2pool node for feathercoin at bitvolcano.

The details....
Server: http://bitvolcano.com:19327
User: yourfeathercoinaddress
Pass: x

cgminer:

Code:

cgminer.exe --scrypt -o bitvolcano.com:19327 -u yourfeathercoinaddresshere -p x --expiry 1 --scan-time 1 --queue 0

Fee is 1%

I've just reflashed my phone and installed the blockchain wallet app.
When I got to scan in my account it just loads a blank camera screen instead of a scanning app like the old one did.
So then i tried to manually enter my account but it came up with "Pad Block Corrupted"

Does anyone know a fix/workaround for this?

Looking at my p2pool stats I see YAC's p2pool is up to 85MH and rising, it's been <10MH for days.
What does everyone reckon? GPUS?

I've just launched my latest p2pool for YAC.
The details are....

url: http://bitvolcano.com:8336
username: youryacaddress
password: x

Stats are at http://stats.bitvolcano.com
Fee is 2%

Happy mining.

Post here if you've had pleasant transactions with me.

Home page up at http://caish5.com

Come and join us at http://mining.caish5.com:8900   --user yourbbqcoinaddress  --pass x

Discounted fee of 1%

Stats are at http://stats.caish5.com

Feedback/comments on appreciated.

Code:

CPUMiner
minerd.exe --url http://mining.caish5.com:8900 --user yourbbqcoinaddresshere --pass x
CGMiner
cgminer.exe --scrypt -o mining.caish5.com:8900 -u yourbbqcoinaddresshere -p x --expiry 1 --scan-time 1 --queue 0

Update: We now have the BBQCoin Trollbox on our stats page, come say hi!

I'm rather curious if I've got it working right and my 70 khashes aren't really cutting it.

You can mine at....

http://110.174.192.158:8400
user: yourchncoinaddress
pass: x

stats at http://110.174.192.158:8400/static

I make no guarantees I can keep it up so have a backup pool!

So my Android started behaving weirdly and slugggishly. I think to myself "No problem a quick reflasing of firmware will sort this out".
Firmware reflashed, phone back to normal but no GLBSE in authenticator.

Is my account now lost to the ether?

My computer is logged in to GLSBE but if I ever log out or want to withdraw....

.Does anyone know if there is a way to fix this? I emailed support but no reply yet.

So right now I do a bit of very small scale GPU mining and use the proceeds to buy mining bonds on GLBSE. Now everything is going along nicely with fairly stable difficulty. But tomorrow BFL are apparenly announcing ASIC miners and there has been much talk in the FPGA forum about the end of GPU mining etc.

It would seem that the rise of ASICs is going to decrease the cost of hashpower dramatically.

So what are the suggestions of the group here as to how to maintain a profit under these new (hypothetical for now) conditions.

My initial thought is to just continue to buy bonds at ever deceasing prices to help lower my average cost per mh.
Or should we all sell now and take what we can get and rebuy as ASIC miners start to offer shares.

Have at it people...

So i always thought the idea in SC of modifying the block reward based on difficulty was pretty good.
However, in the beginning people were showered with many many coins and then later the block reward was cut dramatically.
While this has kept the price high i feel it is a little unfair that peoples mining reward was not consistent.

The early scrypt coins (FBX, TBX) killed themeselves slowly by having too high of a reward and ending up worthless after a huge pump and dump. LTC seems to be headed in the same direction now that interest has waned, difficulty has dropped and it's still spewing out coins. BTC seemed to escape this fate by being first and attracting a reasonably large user base fairly quickly. (Speculation and SR) Of course it's now well on it's way to it's first reward cut.

My proposal is to create a scrypt coin (to avoid the CoiledCoin MM disater).
Basic block reward would be just one coin plus 10Xdifficulty. (Litecoin now would gen 16 coins).
Over time the 10x would be slowly reduced until some time far in the future where the reward would be maybe just one coin to keep miners mining.

Hopefully using this method a huge pump and dump can be avoided and the path to some sort of adoption as a currency can be smoothed out.

So please have at it, thoughts, criticism any ideas on how this can be made to happen.

So i went ahead and did a clean install of Ubuntu 12.04.
None of the old guides seem to work anymore.
Anyone have an idea of how to get my mining operations up and running again?

Thanks

I've just noticed a transaction I did not initiate appear in my Fairbrix client.
Can anyone elaborate on this?
Could this be some sort of evil malware (on ubuntu)?
here is a screenshot.
http://ubuntuone.com/4TvNQeG81UI5lU1jp9VJ24

Does anyone know know where to find one?
The one i used last time is no good because of all the broken links.

I have my .bitcoin folder set to sync with Ubuntu One.
Is this a vialbe backup method?
Is this a safe thing to do?