good idea i will try the telnet thing when I get home.  I already tried disabling firewall.  Am I correct in using that command though?

How do I point phoenix on my linux rig to my windows machine hosting namecoind?

whenever i try to connect with the usualy -u http://user:pass@ipaddress:port it doesn't work
just says failed to connect...

Is there a log anywhere?  I do not want to mine locally I want to do it across my LAN from 2 machines.

I have a windows computer running namecoind with the required configurations

I'm trying to connect to it from my linuxcoin rigs with phoenix and am having trouble. 

I think it has something to do with the URL any suggestions?

This is what i'm trying
python phoenix.py -u http://rpcuser:rpcpass@ipaddress:port -k phatk DEVICE=0 etc etc

edit: started new topic

I just thought you should know I've attributed 2400 mhps to namecoin mining.  I might add another 1200 tonight.  

But I had all the intention to before this thread was ever created.

not to mention if you're solo mining and your bitcoin server is behind the same router, it's not even going outside the lan.

Awesome,  I think you should also make a requirement for power contributions too.  IE: 100mhps minimum to reap the benefit.  Just a suggestion.  This way you might get more big contributors.


edit:  I just realized what you meant.  so unactivated accounts will still take priority for the 0% once they become active? Instead of my active account currently working at 300mphs?    that seems a bit off

How about some no fee love for member 102?

puh puh please?

simple solution.  Back your overclocks to a stable speed and reap the reward and not worrying about your rigs.  the benefit of rigs not locking up is well worth the 2-5% performance hit from an extreme overclock.

I run a pretty decent overclock (past bios limit) and this config works great for me.  results may vary for others, but i suggest trying it before presenting hypothetical situations.

besides when one of my cards locks up it freezes the whole machine, in which case i doubt the script is of any use.  point being... find a stable overclock.

DrGr33n really came through with linux coin
KJJ really came through with those scripts.
You came through with this guide for those who have a hard time with this sort of stuff.
I can confirm this setup works great.  Although I am still on old version of linuxcoin I have been running stable and overclocked for a couple weeks now since implementing.

Maybe you should add a section for SmartCoin for the benefit of redundancy of pools.  That's something I haven't gotten around to yet, and would love a cut and dry guide for it.  I'm sure it's not hard, but I'm sure it can be cleaned up a bit.


Thanks to DrGr33n, KJJ, and Yanz

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Whatcha think?

I definitely took the tl;dr route, but all I can say is I tried to transfer 100.00 to my friend via mt gox.  I accidently spazzed and double clicked the submit button.  Somehow to my astonishment gox allowed the transaction to go through, leaving me with a nearly negative 100.00USD balance.

Yes, negative.  I moved all my coin to another account so I could sell if I wanted to without having to wait for the to fix my account.  I think it took close to a month, and answering the same questions several times before they finally resolve it.  It sucks waiting, but just be patient.

hope this rebuilds some faith for you.  

4x 5830's there ya have it.
msi 890fx gd70 (6 pcie slots)
295mhps per card
950 core /300 mem
runs 24/7 with help of a small house fan
linuxcoin

oh yea i recently cut that grill out of the front and have a fan exhausting the air

I'm roughly around $3000 for 3600mhps = $0.83/mhps or 1.2mhps/$

first rig was 4x 5830's at 109 + free ship (wish i had to balls at the time to go all out and just get 12)
Then after cashing out my first coin I ordered 2 more rigs of 4x 6870's.

MSI 890FX GD70's
900watt & 1000watt PSU's

Why does it require the username and pass of the miners?

I only entered API token and stats show nothing at all.

edit: never mind I see what's going on now, unfortunately I am burned out on linux and scripts for the moment.  And I did not have the best of luck using screen.  Maybe later down the road I will dig this up again.  Good word though!

Refer to this thread.  It will still apply to ubuntu

http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=7374.msg248025#msg248025

I am using this setup on 3 miners (4 cards each)
This will check every 10 mins if miners are running based on two variables.  Whether the minerx.sh script is running and whether or not there is a load on the GPU's.  If either condition is true it will kill the miner and reopen it.  This has saved me a lot of stress and worrying. 

Hope this helps.

keep in mind btcguild is down.  might have a slight effect if people aren't able to switch pools

thanks so much.

I couldnt find it because the file didn't show up even though that command returned that it was in the typical miner/phoenix/kernel/phatk folder it should have been.

so i went ahead and downloaded the newest version of phoenix which is something i had been needing to do anyway.  (i'm still running 0.2a)

just updating to the newest version seemed to bump up a few megahash, but then editing that file bumped it up a decent amount.

before the update and mod i was running about 305 mhps now i'm running 315.  

is there a way to stop the ati agreement from running at start?  also the welcome message?

where is this kernel.cl file?

thanks for making my life easy.  <3