CH4
intense and strong
isn't that methane? (just a wild gues without looking it up) EDIT: yes. I though correctly^^ |
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If the next launch timer fails i'm never drinking water again!
pure water or anything with water in it?  good luck with that^^ |
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which pool owners are ready to move on the new wallet? Want to sign up for one where the pool will be good to go right away  you'll soon have a p2pool ready to go  i just need the github source  |
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So, what's the deal. It's been over 2 hours now.
Seems like they are doing the premine now.  they should get some stronger miners then |
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Ideal to get started here!! H2O P2Pool ready as wellURL: stratum+tcp://94.23.196.92:9914 USER: your_wallet_address PASS: 123 web info: http://94.23.196.92:9914COME JOIN US! :-) |
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H2O P2Pool ready as wellURL: stratum+tcp://94.23.196.92:9914 USER: your_wallet_address PASS: 123 web info: http://94.23.196.92:9914COME JOIN US! :-) If only we had a wallet address... lol - true well you could just use mine instead :-D Hcbk4dZzwX4TsYoi2grAh8YpYNmi5rhkdE ADDNODE!!
addnode=94.23.196.92 |
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H2O P2Pool ready as wellURL: stratum+tcp://94.23.196.92:9914 USER: your_wallet_address PASS: 123 web info: http://94.23.196.92:9914COME JOIN US! :-) Please, come join us! you can get a wallet address from any compiled client. (just compile your own if you really need to) |
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H2O P2Pool ready as wellURL: stratum+tcp://94.23.196.92:9914 USER: your_wallet_address PASS: 123 web info: http://94.23.196.92:9914COME JOIN US! :-) If only we had a wallet address... lol - true well you could just use mine instead :-D Hcbk4dZzwX4TsYoi2grAh8YpYNmi5rhkdE ADDNODE!!
addnode=94.23.196.92 |
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H2O P2Pool ready as wellURL: stratum+tcp://94.23.196.92:9914 USER: your_wallet_address PASS: 123 web info: http://94.23.196.92:9914COME JOIN US! :-)
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If anyone fancies (MacOS only ):  diff is grabbed from block explorer, last price from mintpal, current block reward from block explorer's last block details, btc from bitstamp, eur/usd from bitstamp and daily powercosts are calculated from a (currently) hard coded 640W (for the 52MH/s and 0.249€/kWh). I can change it up a bit for you that you can enter power draw and power price if you guys want. calculation is based on a simple hashrate-difficulty formula which works quite well to be honest. |
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there it is! remix of my song with vocals.. nice work simon! Keep it up - very good song! you've done pretty good on tv. don't think I could've done better as it's probably very very tense - like being on a huge stage. |
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p2pool is looking good. might have a working node for you guys soon. (don't expect wonders, but I've just some testing and readjusting to do)
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I've agreed to set up a p2pool, however, I do need support as the implementation of sha3 into the p2pool code isn't as easy as some think, at least for my levels of knowledge. Here's a project I've started to enable you guys to help out. https://github.com/florianuhlemann/p2pool_sha3keccakfirst step i'd like to do: fixing the address validation for the keccak currencies. |
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So, guys. I'm going to request some help as I'm unfortunately not capable enough to do this on my own. what I'd like to do: - clone that latest p2pool software from the original dev forestv ( https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool) - use a keccak python implementation ( https://bitbucket.org/tiran/pykeccak) - implement all known SHA3 currencies in the preconfig (Maxcoin, Helixcoin, Slothcoin) where I currently get "stuck": - rpc connection works, p2pool connection doesn't.- when I supply a address for the pool payout, it spits out "invalid checksum" which should give us a first starting point.- share's are being rejected (or not verified as being a real share chain share) because the hash is higher than the difficulty hash should be (and the target hash shows less characters in lengths?) Let me know if someone has a more complete project already, but I don't see anything that's working yet. Here's the new project I'd like to invite you to contribute or at least give hints on how to get started ( https://github.com/florianuhlemann/p2pool_sha3keccak) Please consider donating some BTC for the work required: 1HLstfdaXpV48BnTpG1zKRrZaRFXmAezeU first step: let's get the "invalid checksum" fixed when handing over the payout address to the p2pool startup. (python run_p2pool.py --net YOURSHA3NET --address ANYADDRESSFORSHA3) - I do understand that it's doing the sha256 validation check that bitcoin (and litecoin?) uses, which isn't going to be valid here, correct?second step: properly adjusting the difficulties as there seems to be a problem with length/value comparison of the minimum targets and the work being submitted.third step: share header checking is broken, all submitted shares and even blocks fail to get accepted. 2014-03-21 15:40:15.994407 > Squelched JSON error:
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994474 > Traceback (most recent call last):
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994512 > File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/twisted/protocols/basic.py", line 455, in dataReceived
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994546 > self.lineReceived(line)
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994577 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/util/jsonrpc.py", line 164, in lineReceived
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994611 > _handle(line, self, response_handler=self._matcher.got_response).addCallback(lambda line2: self.sendLine(line2) if line2 is not None else None)
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994644 > File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/twisted/internet/defer.py", line 1181, in unwindGenerator
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994677 > return _inlineCallbacks(None, gen, Deferred())
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994708 > File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/twisted/internet/defer.py", line 1039, in _inlineCallbacks
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994739 > result = g.send(result)
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994768 > --- ---
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994796 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/util/jsonrpc.py", line 85, in _handle
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994824 > result = yield method_meth(*list(preargs) + list(params))
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994852 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/bitcoin/stratum.py", line 74, in rpc_submit
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994880 > return got_response(header, worker_name, coinb_nonce)
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994907 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/bitcoin/worker_interface.py", line 136, in
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994935 > lambda header, user, coinbase_nonce: handler(header, user, pack.IntType(self._my_bits).pack(nonce) + coinbase_nonce),
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994964 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/work.py", line 389, in got_response
2014-03-21 15:40:15.994991 > share = get_share(header, last_txout_nonce)
2014-03-21 15:40:15.995018 > File "/home/florianuhlemann/p2pool_helixcoin/p2pool/data.py", line 215, in get_share
2014-03-21 15:40:15.995045 > assert share.header == header # checks merkle_root
2014-03-21 15:40:15.995082 > exceptions.AssertionError: |
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Ich schlaf nochmal drüber und dann nehm ich das Gestell morgen. Hehe. Ok. Versand als DHL Paket liegt dann bei 5.99€ |
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Abzugeben hätte ich: 2x x16-x16 Riser Kabel, gebraucht (17cm rum?) 2x x16-x1 powered Riser Kabel lang (30cm rum?) 3x x16-x1 powered Riser Kabel mittel (20cm rum?) und ein custom-designed Rig. Eigentlich für 3 Karten gemacht, aber passen auch mehr rein. Bohrungen für mATX Board vorhanden, kann aber auch für jedes andere Board individuell gebohrt werden.
Geliefert wird nur das Gestell mit eingebauter Holzplatte. Kein Mainboard, Schrauben oder Abstandshalter dabei.Preis: 50€ zzgl Versand für das Rig. 9€ je Stück für die Kabel zzgl. Versand. Briefversand auch möglich. Zahlung natürlich auch in BTC, LTC oder ähnlichem akzeptiert. Bei Fragen bitte posten oder PN. Verkauf erfolgt wegen Überbestand. Hat sich irgendwie angehäuft. ^^   |
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Well formula is basics time in seconds = (difficulty * 2^32) / hash rate in H/s Real difficulty! Like as reported by get info. Cgminer uses a multiplier of 65536 for scrypt difficulties when reporting. (Mainly because scrypt is about 1/1000 of sha hash power.) |
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Thanks! I've only actually got about 30kh in cudaminer on a terrible Nvidia card in total, and this has stopped the miner from spamming up my crappy network connection with pointless shares, and my hash rate seems to be less prone to randomly dropping too! Is the fixed multiplier the same for any hashing algorithm, or is there some kind of calculation to work it out for a particular coin?
Well, it's for scrypt and adjusted to submit a share every 16seconds, so whenever it's a little different, yeah, probably. (I've calculated the factor for you guys) Cypherfunks is a fair coin with 2minutes block time therefor lets you submit shares without too much hurry and gives you a fair chance. faster coins would need a lower difficulty then. |
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Here's something for the small miners I've been reading on in the past.
You can "request" a fixed lower share difficulty with the p2pool software.
Calculate it by multiplying your hashrate with the fixed constant.
Example: your cgminer does 320KH/s on average: 320 * 0.00000372 = 0.0011904
How do you do that now?
When you set your worker/username to be "CNkzbJuJVwqMt4QKtcJL7pBCSECwc3zrwn" for example, you just add it to the end. Like so:
CNkzbJuJVwqMt4QKtcJL7pBCSECwc3zrwn+0.0011904
This will be your new username and allows you to request a fixed share that will help you keep submitting constant shares even if the p2pool network hashrate spikes or keeps climbing.
Let me know how that treats you! I'd like to see some feedback on that!
That formula is adjusted to give you approximately 7-8 pseudoshares per cypherfunksblock (120s) so one share every 16s.
A pseudoshare is the lower difficulty share that attributes to the activity of your miner.
Payout is calculated by the higher "real" share of which each adds to the payout you get.
Due to the PPLNS system, variance is very low due to the system taking a pretty wide average on the found shares. EDIT: Feel free to experiment, I'm going to play around with that and a slower gpu to see how it effects the mining in general. This generally works and will keep your miner's difficulty fixed. here's some general values. (reported min share diff in cgminer = append this to your username with +0.00048828) 32 = 0.00048828 64 = 0.00097656 128 = 0.00195313 P.S. way too many blocks found with 275kh/s while testing 3 or 4 in like 10 minutes |
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Umm, what rabbit hole? That was my problem. Got to the site and was looking for further infos on articles like "what is a crypto currency" or "how to get involved" .. links to your blog. just didn't see anything else besides the video.
(bootstrap navbar with important links? navbar-bottom or such maybe?)
Oh. Do you mean, the links get obscured by the video? In other words, the links should be more visible? That could definitely help. Make them more pronounced. Seems like I've read across them |
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