Yep, your an idiot . Is it the pos? Is it the lack of premine? Or do I need a countdown clock on a website for a service that will never be delivered

still waiting for any solo client...

Hmm. If this is real...

I can't point my 30Gh/s miner to a zeta pool but I'm more than happy to buy a few hundred thousand. Is there a way to make easyminer (with the bfg miner kernel) work with a zeta coin pool through the manual option or do I have to actually set up cgi miner?

To decide which coin to mine I've looked for a week at these websites:

http://wheretomine.com/
http://www.coinchoose.com/index.php
http://coinpolice.com/coin-comparison/
http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/

Now I'm more confused than before.

The stats change completely almost every hour and every one of these 4 sites have different coins in front on a daily basis.

I understand that the market is very volatile, but is there any website that does not display total nonsense?

Which site should I trust?

You mean i will earn 0.03BTC per day for my 1Mhash?

Reserved

At the current diff, how many blocks per day should I expect to find if I were to solo mine with 1Gh/s?  (I know, luck effects variance, so I'm just looking for a ball-park estimate)...

Any chance of a basic API, perhaps one that outputs JSON? I'd like to build some sort of basic monitoring because at the moment the only way to check how a miners doing is by ssh'ing to the system and checking the output logs. It becomes somewhat tricky with so many miners!

Also, I tried the Linux 64-bit rde beta 3 posted a page or two back and I see this error message:

./jhprimeminer: error while loading shared libraries: libgmpxx.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Am I missing a package or something? I'm on Ubuntu 64-bit.

Thanks for the fast reply. But no luck, same error.

Could it be the problem zetacoin-qt is 32-bit maybe?
Anyone know how to compile from the source?

cd ~
sudo apt-get install qt4-qmake libqt4-dev build-essential libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libminiupnpc-dev git
git clone https://github.com/zetacoin/zetacoin.git
cd zetacoin
qmake
make

cd ~
sudo apt-get install build-essential libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libminiupnpc-dev git
git clone https://github.com/zetacoin/zetacoin.git
cd zetacoin/src
make -f makefile.unix

I can see the (your) money burning in AWS EC2 powered charcoal power plants ...    
http://www.zdnet.com/greenpeace-slams-amazon-over-green-datacentre-efforts-3040155041/
Please use a different more environment friendly cloud provider!

well did you see the system spec that i put up ?? thats the system i am getting ?!?! is that good or should i go better cards ??

and the question for me about the cgminer is how do i have each GPU doing different work ??!?! like GPU 1 mining separately then GPU 2 mining separately !??

or do i have to use GUIminer to be able to say " GPU 1 mine separately " " GPU 2 mine separately " ??!??

How close does that come to paying for itself these days?

For this do I have to designate the devices if I have multiple or will bfg miner see them and use them as needed for mining? Right now I'm planning to install an eroupter if I can get my hands on one after my coins settle and hopefully be able to run it alongside a butterfly labs asic device once I get it. I'm hoping I can run both on startup with whatever pools I want.

Both will be on a powered hub

Thanks

ASIC/FPGA mining boards (BitForce, Icarus, ModMiner, X6500, ZTEX) only options:

--scan-serial|-S <arg> Serial port to probe for mining devices

To use ASICs or FPGAs, you will need to be sure the user BFGMiner is running as
has appropriate permissions. This varies by operating system.
On Gentoo: sudo usermod <username> -a -G uucp
On Ubuntu: sudo usermod <username> -a -G dialout
Note that on GNU/Linux systems, you will usually need to login again before
group changes take effect.

By default, BFGMiner will scan for autodetected devices unless at least one -S
is specified for that driver. If you specify -S and still want BFGMiner to scan,
you must also use "-S auto". If you want to prevent BFGMiner from scanning
without specifying a device, you can use "-S noauto". Note that presently,
autodetection only works on Linux, and might only detect one device depending
on the version of udev being used. If you want to scan all serial ports, you
can use "-S all"; note that this may write data to non-mining devices which may
then behave in unexpected ways!

On Linux, <arg> is usually of the format /dev/ttyUSBn
On Mac OS X, <arg> is usually of the format /dev/cu.usb*
On Windows, <arg> is usually of the format \\.\COMn
(where n = the correct device number for the device)

The official supplied binaries are compiled with support for all ASICs/FPGAs.
To force the code to only attempt detection with a specific driver,
prepend the argument with the driver name followed by a colon.
For example, "icarus:/dev/ttyUSB0" or "bitforce:\\.\COM5"
or using the short name: "ica:/dev/ttyUSB0" or "bfl:\\.\COM5"

Some FPGAs do not have non-volatile storage for their bitstreams and must be
programmed every power cycle, including first use. To use these devices, you
must download the BFGMiner source archive (bfgminer-x.y.z.zip) and copy the
"bitstreams" directory into your BFGMiner application directory.

See README.ASIC and README.FPGA for more information regarding these.

Mate, I know how to do that. I even got a new wallet locally, but still getting 401 authorisation error.

Please release the GPU Miner.

Yeah because i don't think even kingcoin knows how to use his miner on linux. Hence no instructions???  no source??? or if they are available they are not released in public yet.