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Marvell1

Thank you so much for providing the other tutorials. I was able to reinstall my OS and get all 6 cards running today.

I will say if anybody is reading this and having troubles mining ether. The DAG is ~1.4Gb and the cards with 2Gb are hard to get running.

I had to allocate more memory usage to each card before i could mine.

Hello and thank you for any help received.

I am trying to set up a 6 GPU mining rig for the first time
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Specs:
OS: Ubuntu 14.0.4
Mobo: asrock H81 pro btc
ram: 8Gb
CPU: Intel
Integrated graphics: Intel
6x AMD r9 270's
PCI risers

Everything lights up and works fine but I can't get the graphics cards to behave properly.

If I plug in the VGA into any of the integrated on-board graphics while I have any of the AMD cards plugged in the OS goes to a black screen right before the login screen (I am still able to open terminal). I am able to operate normally if I plug the VGA into one of the graphics cards and tell the bios to use PCI. However when I go to mine only one of the 6 cards is used. The OS seems to recognize all of the other cards.

I installed all of the drivers correctly here is the output of the opencl showing the 6 cards
http://pastebin.com/VMdwNyRH

Here is my xorg.conf file
http://pastebin.com/ybqAryBA

I also have another xorg.conf file that was created with todays date appended to the file name, and for some reason this is the file you get when you nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf (even though the file name in the explorer is xorg.conf.08032015)
http://pastebin.com/tc49UCuV

I am trying to mine Ether and followed their setup and can mine with one card at a time using $ethminer -G --opencl-device 0 through 5. Although it only feels like one card is heating up. If i try to open two devices at the same time ethminer tells me I do not have enough enough memory on the card. The cards are 2Gb and ethminer uses 1.4Gb for the DAG. The error message says I only have 700Mb on the second card I try opening up which looks as though it's trying to load on the same card that's already mining.

Here's the error message.

[OPENCL]:OpenCL device Pitcairn has insufficient GPU memory.838860800 bytes of memory found < 1423739904 bytes of memory required

Thanks again for any help.

Greetings, First thank you for the open source software.

I'm sorry if this has been asked before but has anyone been successful adding new exchanges to Qt Trader? I would like to customize the software to connect to some new exchange APIs.

Thanks for the reply.

I might be interested depending on your ideas. Message me

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We are validating all of the entries now.

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Happy New Year everyone!!

The 12th approaches  .  Keep up the smooth roll outs.

I'll pick one up on onemarket soon   

Hey that looks nice! Where do I get one?

That flow chart is the worst thing ever and I agree is confusing.  Just because Joe can generate _Posa does not mean he has to.  There are even now options to decide how anon you want to be and how many times you want your transaction to be split. There will be a node to create _posa.  I have tested turning my wallet off and have received txs sent via posa.

Magic?

Joe does not do anything when _PoSA is generated.  Alty knows Joe's address and is initiating a transaction.  This prompts the PoSA nodes to generate the necessary addresses and the funds are shipped.  There are no actions required from Joe's wallet.

Confirmed fake, ip is mine from joining posa testing chan.  I don't proxy, please be nice internet hate machine =)

Why do you want his IRC name?

Joe receives Altys CLOAK like any normal wallet.  Offline wallets have been tested to work. Since wallet build #19 of 27

The first people creating encryption algorithms thought that "mixing" bits or rearranging them as many was as possible was the best way to deal with cyphers.  There are more clever ways like hiding.

DES was cracked very early on using your thought path.  Triple AES still survives.  Math trap doors and hiding are better.

No, if I gave you a white paper today it would be out of date tomorrow.

Yet you will probably still bitorrent porn tonight.

How much does it cost to own a bad IP and be a spy on tor? I think tor still works, let me check... yup

You will see us at blackhat.  The internet isn't safe I'm afraid.

All I mean is that an empty wallet has been programmed to not be allowed to be a node.  You can do the math on percentages, I will not take the time for you.