It says that I withdrew some funds out of my account, but I'm 100% I never did, at least not the address specified. And it shows the address where they were transferred to and I don't recognize it.

They want to get a bribe from you. They denied it about a month ago, but multiple devs have proven that they demand btc to get added. That is why so many scams were going on trex. They don't care, because they get a bribe.

I'm pretty sure it's 3 btc.

No. The procedure I described would only work if you were solo mining instead of using a pool. What I described is basically setting your new address as your active pool so it would get mined coins.

Only if you want to solo mine. If you did a reward recip assignment from your old address to your new address you could solo mine with those plots to the new address, but no miner supports this currently.

Awesome - So Is it OK If I set up everything on one drive, and then just copy and paste the miner and wallet folder over to the new drive and run them both? Or are there settings that need to be adjusted?

Also - I understand it will take a long time to generate the plots for 8TB - will it start mining at the same time e.g. mining once its created a plot? Or do I have to wait for the whole thing to be complete before I can mine anything?

i dont believe this is possible as you use the wallets pubkey when plotting your nounces so your plots are specific to one wallet address.

This way its ok. But never change stagger size or starting nonce.

You know you messed up when you get huge huge deadlines.

is there a way to look at the pool and tell how many GB you are utilizing? by the share count or something i have my first TB complete and want to make sure the plots are working

What happens if there is an overlap solo mining?
What happens if there is an overlap pool mining?

Yes it reads only a part of it. 256MB/TB of plots.

Hey guys - Asked earlier but no one replied; I have 8 TB of Harddrive space that I would like to use to mine Burst, Can someone please tell me the optimal number of coins on average I can expect to get per day when everything is configured as it should be?

Also, does the other hardware have any impact on the mining? Only using a i5 3570k and 8GB of DDR3 - is that enough to get the most out of the hard drives?

Cheers!

I also started solomining on the same plots for the same duration but both java.exe's only read ~22 GB of data in over half a day.

So I generated a bunch of 25 GB files using a bat:
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 16130962611852019868 1 100000 4096 3
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 16130962611852019868 100001 100000 4096 3
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 16130962611852019868 200001 100000 4096 3
java -Xmx3000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 16130962611852019868 300001 100000 4096 3
...

so I ended up with:
16130962611852019868_1_100000_4096
16130962611852019868_100001_100000_4096
16130962611852019868_200001_100000_4096
16130962611852019868_300001_100000_4096
...

And I left pocminer_pool on the v2 pool for about half a day with a few hundred TB's and even though 90% of the time the miner says "No valid shares to submit to a pool" I do seem to have some accepted shares but my address never appeared on the payment list only on the user list. I also started solomining on the same plots for the same duration but both java.exe's only read ~22 GB of data in over half a day.