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Great video, I loved the concept when I first read about it. Even with my basic technical understanding I can see how this is potentially a vastly more secure network than any pure pos coin, so I am stocking up on VRC and mining all I can on VRM. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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..like bright metal on a sullen ground.
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June 16, 2017, 05:11:29 AM Last edit: June 17, 2017, 02:29:35 PM by monsanto |
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Here I explain an overview of the benefits of the Binary-Chain technology we are building: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FNLerGz0.png&t=665&c=-8ofc7NiacymXg) Excellent explanation of the unique "auto-scaling mechanism" that the PoST binary chain system provides. Can't believe how many people are sleeping on this when it directly addresses the biggest problem with bitcoin.
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There was a problem with the pool, again highered some limitations because pool run into software limits again. Pool is working and miners are reconnecting.
it is a best plus point for this scenario ..in this way they will be in cooperation in one and other...
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June 16, 2017, 11:42:09 PM |
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Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m? I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password
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June 17, 2017, 08:14:15 AM |
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Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m? I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password
Thanks for the message, pool is up again :-)
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June 17, 2017, 04:21:44 PM |
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What's happened with VRM 1 (I'm asking for present time)- is it really not accepting shares - or just it's a backend setups on go ? Currently there's no workers shown on pool stats
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June 17, 2017, 05:04:13 PM |
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works again
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June 17, 2017, 07:41:01 PM |
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Is VRM2 down? or did I just get booted for having a little too much hash/m? I never did get an email from the other VRM pool, and it seems to be glitching hard when I try to get logged on or reset my password
Thanks for the message, pool is up again :-) No problem, thanks for solving the issue so quick. I was able to sign up on VRM1 finally, I'll use it as a back up if it happens again but I noticed it's difficulty was way higher for my 1000 h/m's so I'll stick with VRM2 ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) even if we don't find as many blocks at least I get a few more shares in so it seems to work out better for me. 7103 has the bonus, and 7104 doesn't right? If I turn on more than 2 cores I'll be sure to be on 7104. Thanks a bunch
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June 17, 2017, 07:49:23 PM |
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I am still getting better results with solo mining. Unfortunately, windows miners are getting stuck, I do not know what it is but workers on linux are working fine. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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June 17, 2017, 09:02:13 PM Last edit: June 17, 2017, 09:20:30 PM by Coolio510 |
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Hi,
I´m new here and have some questions about whole stuff of VRM mining. I hope someone can answer my questions and they sound not as too stupid. Sorry I´m a beginner.
Why there are two different stratum ports on vrm2 and what are they for? When the limit is about 1kh/m in vrm2, how there can be people with over 900KH/s in the Pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) I use a i7-5930k at stock clocks. The dashboard shows me between 3000-5100 h/m and in the pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) 32KH/s Am I a small miner? From my understanding No. 3.1-5.1 kh/m right?
What does h/m mean? Hashes per minute? What does KH/s mean? kilohashes per second? What ist the calculation to get from h/m to KH/s?
What should be the difference between the exes? I can see no difference between the cpuminer-core-avx2.exe (for Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake), cpuminer-corei7.exe (Nehalem) and cpuminer-corei7-avx.exe (Sandybridge) in hashing power.
Just the cpuminer-core-avx-i.exe (for Ivybridge) wont even start.
So which one should I use?
Thank you a lot for lighting me up.
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June 17, 2017, 10:06:57 PM |
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Hi,
I´m new here and have some questions about whole stuff of VRM mining. I hope someone can answer my questions and they sound not as too stupid. Sorry I´m a beginner.
Why there are two different stratum ports on vrm2 and what are they for? When the limit is about 1kh/m in vrm2, how there can be people with over 900KH/s in the Pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) I use a i7-5930k at stock clocks. The dashboard shows me between 3000-5100 h/m and in the pool statistics ( Contributor Hashrates ) 32KH/s Am I a small miner? From my understanding No. 3.1-5.1 kh/m right?
What does h/m mean? Hashes per minute? What does KH/s mean? kilohashes per second? What ist the calculation to get from h/m to KH/s?
What should be the difference between the exes? I can see no difference between the cpuminer-core-avx2.exe (for Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake), cpuminer-corei7.exe (Nehalem) and cpuminer-corei7-avx.exe (Sandybridge) in hashing power.
Just the cpuminer-core-avx-i.exe (for Ivybridge) wont even start.
So which one should I use?
Thank you a lot for lighting me up.
If I am correct 7103 is for 1000 h/m or under and 7104 is for the bigger miners that still want to use VRM2. So if your getting 3000 h/m you'd want to use 7104 The guy's with the huge hash rates are running multiple workers or big 48 core servers as mentioned. (I would be solo mining if I had that kind of horsepower to mine with) with the intel prefixes in the bat files, I noticed a bit of a difference on my old i7 3540, but it might not matter on newer cpu's you got the acronyms right, I'm not sure of the math (lol too lazy to figure it out right now)
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Hi,
thank you for your answers.
Ich have one more question about solo-mining. At the wallet I get about 1800-2000 H/s. With the cpuminer 3.4.6 in the pool about 3000-5000. Can I use the cpuminer to mine into my local wallet? I read about that but I don´t know how to set it up.
Thank you.
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June 18, 2017, 06:30:06 AM Last edit: June 18, 2017, 08:25:12 AM by fonzerrellie |
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Hi,
thank you for your answers.
Ich have one more question about solo-mining. At the wallet I get about 1800-2000 H/s. With the cpuminer 3.4.6 in the pool about 3000-5000. Can I use the cpuminer to mine into my local wallet? I read about that but I don´t know how to set it up.
Thank you.
Indeed the opt miner seems way more efficient than the in wallet miner, maybe it's just because it's trying to work across all different cpu's, I haven't tried to figure out how to get the opt miner to solo mine yet, I'm sure it must be possible. I've only been able to get the opt miner to use 3 threads max on my AMD FX cpu, but those 3 threads give me better hashrate than the wallet mining on 7 threads through the wallet, so I'd love to figure out how use a couple more with the opt miner -t3 works but -t4 doesn't?
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Hi,
thank you for your answers.
Ich have one more question about solo-mining. At the wallet I get about 1800-2000 H/s. With the cpuminer 3.4.6 in the pool about 3000-5000. Can I use the cpuminer to mine into my local wallet? I read about that but I don´t know how to set it up.
Thank you.
Indeed the opt miner seems way more efficient than the in wallet miner, maybe it's just because it's trying to work across all different cpu's, I haven't tried to figure out how to get the opt miner to solo mine yet, I'm sure it must be possible. I've only been able to get the opt miner to use 3 threads max on my AMD FX cpu, but those 3 threads give me better hashrate than the wallet mining on 7 threads through the wallet, so I'd love to figure out how use a couple more with the opt miner -t3 works but -t4 doesn't? Try hard setting your virtual memory, at least 16GB. Set min and max the same (16,384). And how much physical ram do you have? I have 8GB on mine (although i don't think this matters for this) and i set virtual memory to 16GB. This allowed me to up my threads to 7 for my AMD 8120. -D
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June 22, 2017, 12:50:03 AM Last edit: June 22, 2017, 02:07:02 AM by gorijay |
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Hi, total newcomer here. I'm trying to start mining on vrm2.poolinat0r.com with https://github.com/tpruvot/cpuminer-multi. I'm getting "Stratum authentication failed ...retry after 10 seconds". I'm pretty sure I'm using my worker name and password. I tried JayDDee/cpuminer-opt, but it fails to login too. Tnx.
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June 22, 2017, 03:35:11 PM |
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Hi,
thank you for your answers.
Ich have one more question about solo-mining. At the wallet I get about 1800-2000 H/s. With the cpuminer 3.4.6 in the pool about 3000-5000. Can I use the cpuminer to mine into my local wallet? I read about that but I don´t know how to set it up.
Thank you.
Indeed the opt miner seems way more efficient than the in wallet miner, maybe it's just because it's trying to work across all different cpu's, I haven't tried to figure out how to get the opt miner to solo mine yet, I'm sure it must be possible. I've only been able to get the opt miner to use 3 threads max on my AMD FX cpu, but those 3 threads give me better hashrate than the wallet mining on 7 threads through the wallet, so I'd love to figure out how use a couple more with the opt miner -t3 works but -t4 doesn't? I've been trying to figure this out as well. I tried the pool and already found 2 blocks on my own in 12 hours, only to get 0.7VRM vs the 9 I actually found. For the h/s I'm spitting out the pool numbers aren't making sense to me, but I haven't dug too deep into them either. On-demand withdrawal fee is way too high (3VRM)....that much I can tell you. If anybody finds a solution with this or any other miner, please post! Thanks!
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Hi, total newcomer here. I'm trying to start mining on vrm2.poolinat0r.com with https://github.com/tpruvot/cpuminer-multi. I'm getting "Stratum authentication failed ...retry after 10 seconds". I'm pretty sure I'm using my worker name and password. I tried JayDDee/cpuminer-opt, but it fails to login too. Tnx. Almost the same here. First I've tried with poolinat0r.com, then vrm2.poolinat0r.com none of them worked - "Stratum authentication failed ... retry after 10 seconds". Then i saw somewhere eu.poolinat0r.com and everything seemd to work. My worker was online but not too long, after 20 minutes or so, it was still mining, but there was nothing on the dashboard. The miner discovered more than 10 blocks, but only two were registered, am i going to receicve those blocks, or my miner was working for nothing?
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I found the problem. On my account/workers page, I see a random prefix in front of my worker's login, like "asdfG.". I added asdfG. to the configured worker login and connected!
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