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April 09, 2016, 11:36:10 PM
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Help again!

My friend wants to mine with me from his home. i want to get his hash-rates for my solo mining. How make a connection between Us?
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April 10, 2016, 12:01:41 AM
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Easiest way is to use an existing pool and get him to set up as a worker on your account.

 What are you mining?  Here's a link to the thread of an ETH pool you can solo mine at: ETHpool.org thread
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April 10, 2016, 12:20:57 AM
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Easiest way is to use an existing pool and get him to set up as a worker on your account.

Yes i know it . but i want to know if there is No pool exist , how can mine together ?
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April 10, 2016, 12:47:44 AM
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Easiest way is to use an existing pool and get him to set up as a worker on your account.

Yes i know it . but i want to know if there is No pool exist , how can mine together ?

 Give your friend your IP address and use your router to map a port to the local IP and port of your computer that is running the altcoin sofware.  You will have to alter the .conf file to add a username and password for them as well.  Your friend will point his GPU miner at your IP address and the port you specified in your router.



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April 10, 2016, 07:17:35 AM
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Is the issue that he doesn't want to run a node?  If that's not a problem why not just both mine solo and then transfer the coins? 

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April 10, 2016, 04:01:56 PM
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Is the issue that he doesn't want to run a node?  If that's not a problem why not just both mine solo and then transfer the coins?  

The probability of finding a block with higher hashrate is more than a lower hashrate.

Easiest way is to use an existing pool and get him to set up as a worker on your account.

Yes i know it . but i want to know if there is No pool exist , how can mine together ?

 Give your friend your IP address and use your router to map a port to the local IP and port of your computer that is running the altcoin sofware.  You will have to alter the .conf file to add a username and password for them as well.  Your friend will point his GPU miner at your IP address and the port you specified in your router.





Where can i find full instruction? i couldn't understand you because i am newbie.
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April 10, 2016, 05:48:08 PM
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Is the issue that he doesn't want to run a node?  If that's not a problem why not just both mine solo and then transfer the coins?  

The probability of finding a block with higher hashrate is more than a lower hashrate.

Easiest way is to use an existing pool and get him to set up as a worker on your account.

Yes i know it . but i want to know if there is No pool exist , how can mine together ?

 Give your friend your IP address and use your router to map a port to the local IP and port of your computer that is running the altcoin sofware.  You will have to alter the .conf file to add a username and password for them as well.  Your friend will point his GPU miner at your IP address and the port you specified in your router.





Where can i find full instruction? i couldn't understand you because i am newbie.

  Would you like fries with that?

edit: I don't even know what you are mining!  How would I point you to any specific instruction?
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