[ANN] Expanse (EXP) - 1st Stable fork of Ethereum (New Algo + PirlGuard)

[fartbags]

Anyone know the trick to mining from a computer to an EXP client running on another computer? I'm doing "ethminer -F http://192.168.1.x:9656 -G" and its giving me a "libcurl error 7: Could not connect to http://192..."

Make sure you use --rpc eg: gexp.exe --port "42786" --rpc --rpcaddr "192.168.1.x" --rpcport 9656 --rpccorsdomain "*" console

Thank you, the --rpcaddr switch seemed to get it to connect, however it doesn't seem to get work from the gexp client and just sits there saying [timestamp] gpuminer0 workLoop 1 #00000000... #00000000

Currently googling and searching for an answer, but one here would be appreciated

I had that happen with Ethereum. I reinstalled everything and it fixed it.

[NRPatten]

Anyone know the trick to mining from a computer to an EXP client running on another computer? I'm doing "ethminer -F http://192.168.1.x:9656 -G" and its giving me a "libcurl error 7: Could not connect to http://192..."

Make sure you use --rpc eg: gexp.exe --port "42786" --rpc --rpcaddr "192.168.1.x" --rpcport 9656 --rpccorsdomain "*" console

Thank you, the --rpcaddr switch seemed to get it to connect, however it doesn't seem to get work from the gexp client and just sits there saying [timestamp] gpuminer0 workLoop 1 #00000000... #00000000

Currently googling and searching for an answer, but one here would be appreciated

You probably have no peers connected, or have not made a mining address. looks like no peers to me no blockchain downloaded it cant give work if it has no blocks to mine.

[tamdc]

Anyone know the trick to mining from a computer to an EXP client running on another computer? I'm doing "ethminer -F http://192.168.1.x:9656 -G" and its giving me a "libcurl error 7: Could not connect to http://192..."

Make sure you use --rpc eg: gexp.exe --port "42786" --rpc --rpcaddr "192.168.1.x" --rpcport 9656 --rpccorsdomain "*" console

Thank you, the --rpcaddr switch seemed to get it to connect, however it doesn't seem to get work from the gexp client and just sits there saying [timestamp] gpuminer0 workLoop 1 #00000000... #00000000

Currently googling and searching for an answer, but one here would be appreciated

The same with me but I can found block
It's OK, keep mining

More information : https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2574/seedhash-is-always-0

[NRPatten]

you should see something like this

Code:

I0914 03:54:42.127388   16916 worker.go:540] commit new work on block 7994 with 0 txs & 0 uncles. Took 341.365µs
I0914 03:54:42.543620   16916 chain_manager.go:661] imported 0 block(s) (1 queued 0 ignored) including 0 txs in 4.01798ms. #7994 [4dbc09a9 / 4dbc09a9]

[nhutphan]

Anyone know the trick to mining from a computer to an EXP client running on another computer? I'm doing "ethminer -F http://192.168.1.x:9656 -G" and its giving me a "libcurl error 7: Could not connect to http://192..."

Make sure you use --rpc eg: gexp.exe --port "42786" --rpc --rpcaddr "192.168.1.x" --rpcport 9656 --rpccorsdomain "*" console

Thank you, the --rpcaddr switch seemed to get it to connect, however it doesn't seem to get work from the gexp client and just sits there saying [timestamp] gpuminer0 workLoop 1 #00000000... #00000000

Currently googling and searching for an answer, but one here would be appreciated

Are you running Ethminer on Windows 7 or 8.1 or Ubuntu?

In my exp:

Win 7: run WELL with Radeon cards and just OK with Nvidia cards (1 card is normal, more than 2 will slow down)

Win 8.1: run OK with Radeon cards but start up very long. Like Win 7, 1 card is OK, more than 2 will not run or run very slow.

Ubuntu: run very SMOOTH and STABLE with both Radeon and Nvidia cards. Plus, could be overclocked.

If you like to run Ethminer on Ubuntu, you can take a look at https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/p16

You can see a setup instruction and some command lines to help you fix many problem.

[P-Funk]

Thanks all for your help and suggestions. Both machines are running on Ubuntu, and the machine hosting gexp is mining as well. On the host machine I have ethminer 0.9.38 installed which seems to work fine, only it does not report hashrate to the go client. This allows me to use miner.hashrate in gexp however to see that the other machine is reporting some hashrate to it:

> miner.hashrate
3744483963011968000

However I can't be sure if the latest ethminer (--version reports 0.9.92) I got using apt-get is actually mining or not because its not giving proper output in the console. Plus I want to see the damn average hashrate for tweaking. I've tried to figure out how to get an older version of ethminer that correctly reports hashrate and new work but I can't come up with what versioning they use for the PPA to do "sudo apt-get install ethminer=(old version)"  Anyone know how to do that or build an old version from github?

This is more frustrating than I thought it'd be. For now I am going to use a second gexp client running on the second machine.

[ocminer]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

[nhutphan]

Thanks all for your help and suggestions. Both machines are running on Ubuntu, and the machine hosting gexp is mining as well. On the host machine I have ethminer 0.9.38 installed which seems to work fine, only it does not report hashrate to the go client. This allows me to use miner.hashrate in gexp however to see that the other machine is reporting some hashrate to it:

> miner.hashrate
3744483963011968000

However I can't be sure if the latest ethminer (--version reports 0.9.92) I got using apt-get is actually mining or not because its not giving proper output in the console. Plus I want to see the damn average hashrate for tweaking. I've tried to figure out how to get an older version of ethminer that correctly reports hashrate and new work but I can't come up with what versioning they use for the PPA to do "sudo apt-get install ethminer=(old version)"  Anyone know how to do that or build an old version from github?

This is more frustrating than I thought it'd be. For now I am going to use a second gexp client running on the second machine.

Just use miner.hashrate command when you mine directly on geth. It doesn't work with Ethminer. If you use Radeon, you can just install Ethminer from PPA. If you use Nvidia, you should build your own Ethminer to fit your cards.

Go to https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2227/cuda-miner/p16, find Phantom's post. You will see a instruction to compile Ethminer in Ubuntu for Nvidia cards.

Hope that helps.

[Xdragon]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

Nice. Net hashrate 327 Gh/s Real or not?

[ocminer]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

Nice. Net hashrate 327 Gh/s Real or not?

not real - fixing this soon

[wildduck]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

Nice. Net hashrate 327 Gh/s Real or not?

not real - fixing this soon

It was quite huge hashrate so quickly

[tamdc]

Hi Dev, we need block explorer.

[P-Funk]

Thanks all for your help and suggestions. Both machines are running on Ubuntu, and the machine hosting gexp is mining as well. On the host machine I have ethminer 0.9.38 installed which seems to work fine, only it does not report hashrate to the go client. This allows me to use miner.hashrate in gexp however to see that the other machine is reporting some hashrate to it:

> miner.hashrate
3744483963011968000

However I can't be sure if the latest ethminer (--version reports 0.9.92) I got using apt-get is actually mining or not because its not giving proper output in the console. Plus I want to see the damn average hashrate for tweaking. I've tried to figure out how to get an older version of ethminer that correctly reports hashrate and new work but I can't come up with what versioning they use for the PPA to do "sudo apt-get install ethminer=(old version)"  Anyone know how to do that or build an old version from github?

This is more frustrating than I thought it'd be. For now I am going to use a second gexp client running on the second machine.

I figured this shit out. I think whoever is developing ethminer isn't bothering to test their own code because they've broken text output almost completely it seems. I copied the binary from the miner with a working version (0.9.38) to the 2nd machine, chowned it and now its working as it should. Software is supposed to get better with revision, not worse Ethereum devs.

[wildduck]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

Nice. Net hashrate 327 Gh/s Real or not?

not real - fixing this soon

Ocminer you put global hashrate like 1.82 MHs i think it shuold be in GHs

[ocminer]

OK I finally got the pool synched after deleting everything from tesnet and doing a full reinstall.

Pool is now open and active:

https://exp.suprnova.cc

Nice. Net hashrate 327 Gh/s Real or not?

not real - fixing this soon

Ocminer you put global hashrate like 1.82 MHs i think it shuold be in GHs

Thanks, fixed !

[NRPatten]

Good luck with the pool OC i think the blocks are a little fast for a pool at the moment

[ocminer]

Good luck with the pool OC i think the blocks are a little fast for a pool at the moment

Yes - whats the blocktime ? 5s ?

[Xdragon]

wow EXP already surpassed Shift in terms of net hashrate

[tamdc]

@ocminer : Can you post your node here? Right now I only have 1 connection. Thanks!

[NRPatten]

Good luck with the pool OC i think the blocks are a little fast for a pool at the moment

Yes - whats the blocktime ? 5s ?

lol yeah on average about that