Is source code will be updated to 0.16?
I was just about to ask this as well. |
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No, this is what the curses UI looks like  |
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Because it was not mentioned that you need to add the -Lpdcurses flag in ./configure to make the program compile.
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Just try a couple of times to start it, if you're on windows. It happens to me as well...5 or 6 tries and it should work.
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Probably because the GPU is slow and by the time it submits a share, it counts it as old. As to why you didn't have this problem before, i have no answer to that. Switch back to the older version then.
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Why doesnt phoenix from source dont wanna run on python 2.7? I get an error, and it appears that pyopencl requires python26.dll...meaning python 2.6
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If you up the voltage, your card will be fried. If the card is 92C at core, then the VRMS are frying which is not good.
So long to your card pretty soon unless you return it to stock and downclock the memory.
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Dunno if it's a bug or not, but: In sha256 4way.c you declare the doubleblock sha function's prototype like this static void DoubleBlockSHA256(const void* pin, void* pout, const void* pinit, unsigned int hash[8][NPAR], const void* init2); However when you declare the function it's static void DoubleBlockSHA256(const void* pin, void* pad, const void *pre, unsigned int thash[9][NPAR], const void *init) |
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At 2 megahashes, your device produces around 2 to 2,5 million hashes per second, If we halven that to 1 megahash, that's still 1,25 million hashes per second, if we halven that, around 750 thousand per second.
So a increase of 0.2% or so, yields around 100 thousand hashes more per second.
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Well..this is new, but i am going to speculate and...did you set allowip in bitcoin's bitcoin.conf file?
Add a line in the file with
allowip=127.0.0.1 save and restart bitcoin and try again with pushpoold
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Unless you are running a VM with mysql in it, or have another computer connected via a router, the host for mysql is localhost. The error comes from this piece of code step = "execute";
if (mysql_stmt_execute(stmt))
goto err_out;
Meaning that mysql failed to execute the prepared statement. |
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Why? Afraid we might generate him coins?
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Ok, a suggestion for the CPU miner thread. Instead of new work for each thread, every thread should work on the same work. I.e, the nonces to be tried are split by the number of threads.
So thread 1 does X nonces, thread 2 does XX nonces and so on and so forth.
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....and compatibility for windows is comletely broken....i think rollback...for you ckolivas.
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I really love these kind of comments. THERE IS NO SAFE OVERCLOCK.
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...run on a lot of cards including, but not limited to, HD3k series, and a lot of nvidias. And they dont even use opencl, but they still CAN use the gpu for computing.
I know they don't do double sha-256 rounds, but they sure do simulate protein folding, which is a bit more complex then your average double sha round.
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I did two, sum didn't matter, the first one (smaller sum) came in 5 days, the second one(a tad bit bigger) came in 4/4,5 days
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This actually slows down my poor little 5670  94==>92 What is meant by "This will ONLY WORK if you're running with BFI_INT"? Maybe that's my problem If you're on one, you should be. OTOH, it shouldn't be slowing it down if you dont have BFI_INT enabled I thought only 57XX cards support bfi int |
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<jtaylor> ubuntu enables -fstack-protector in hardening-wrapper Some random guy on IRC ^ |
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