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[village.idiot]

Yes, your guide.  It's the only one I've used.

Wow, I like easy.  Sorry I still don't know what I'm doing.

Thanks a bunch

[Inaba]

No problem.

For those not able to update or not use git for whatever reason, here's the fix:

Find this in Transport.py (around line 92):

Code:

bits = hex(difficulty)
bits = bits[2:len(bits) - 1]
bits += ('0' * (8 - len(bits)))
bits = ''.join(list(chunks(bits, 2))[::-1])

Replace those four lines with this one line:

Code:

bits = '%08x' % difficulty.byteswap()

[NetworkerZ]

A windows binary update will be there too!

Greetz
NetworkerZ

[Inaba]

Ok folks - because BIP 16 and 17 are such a hot topic, I have enabled your ability to vote for whichever BIP you want.  Mining on US3 will be a vote for BIP 17, mining on US2 will be a vote for BIP 16 and mining on US1 will be an abstain.

US 1 - Abstain from voting
US 2 - BIP 16
US 3 - BIP 17

When and if an official decision is made and the blockchain is irrevocably modified to support one or the other, all servers will converge to support the appropriate change (if any).  

If none of this makes any sense to you, don't worry about it and just keep on doing what you're doing as it probably doesn't affect you for the most part and is really a technical matter for those interested.  You can read more about it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=61125.0

Though I suggest you read more than just that thread, the BIP 16 and BIP 17 threads for instance, before jumping to any decisions.  Ultimately, though, for most people, it's an academic argument, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

[Math Man]

Thanks for making this democratic.

[gnar1ta$]

Great job with BIP voting inaba, one more reason for miners to use this pool. If this is the only pool offering voting, you should put an post on the discussion board, see if brings in more miners until it gets moved.

[village.idiot]

I understood nails, screws and glue but didn't get SHIT beyond that.

[Math Man]

Great job with BIP voting inaba, one more reason for miners to use this pool. If this is the only pool offering voting, you should put an post on the discussion board, see if brings in more miners until it gets moved.

I put a plug in for us.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=61125.msg733217#msg733217

[GenTarkin]

I'm not sure what was up w/ the last round but my mining output was the same and pool gh was same but my payout was less then half of what been gettin last week.....
my estimated reward also reflects this low amount... Why?
is the votin system messin it up? Cuz I mine both us2 and us3 equally.

[Inaba]

Are you using poclbm?  There was a substantial bug that just showed up in it a few days ago where it will keep hashing and getting work, but it fails to actually submit the shares.  I had two machines running like that for two days before I realized it.

The voting is pretty much separate from share submittal, so it shouldn't have anything to do with it.

[GenTarkin]

nope, I use phatk on cgminer
gonna try just mining on us1 and not splitting shares between any of the servers. See if that fixes the problem, if not then I dont know whats going on. Nothing has changed on my end.
Cuz even eclipsemc my worker status says its the same as it was but my payout is less then half it was =( this has been 3 blocks in a row now.

Even my share ratio to entire pool share count for the last 3 blocks remains the same as it did before. I dont understand

[cuz0882]

nope, I use phatk on cgminer
gonna try just mining on us1 and not splitting shares between any of the servers. See if that fixes the problem, if not then I dont know whats going on. Nothing has changed on my end.
Cuz even eclipsemc my worker status says its the same as it was but my payout is less then half it was =( this has been 3 blocks in a row now.

Even my share ratio to entire pool share count for the last 3 blocks remains the same as it did before. I dont understand

I think something is wrong also. I have over 11gh, and I received .5745 as a reward. Which is .01149 of the total pool. That would mean the pool's hash rate was around 970gh. The hash rate was actually 580gh. The reward should be more like .94 I also use cgminer but in windows.

[NetworkerZ]

Your reward belongs to the shares you submitted, not the MHash!

Greetz
NetworkerZ

[cuz0882]

Your reward belongs to the shares you submitted, not the MHash!

Greetz
NetworkerZ

The Mhash should match up pretty close unless you have a low hash rate or the block was solved really quickly. Regardless I had 22867 shares in the block I was using for a example with 1215505 Total shares for the block which is .018812 % multiplied by 50 is .94 total reward. I don't see how it could be correct at .57 reward.

[kano]

Your reward belongs to the shares you submitted, not the MHash!

Greetz
NetworkerZ

The Mhash should match up pretty close unless you have a low hash rate or the block was solved really quickly. Regardless I had 22867 shares in the block I was using for a example with 1215505 Total shares for the block which is .018812 % multiplied by 50 is .94 total reward. I don't see how it could be correct at .57 reward.

DGM does that for 2 reasons:
1) Your "capacitor" isn't fully charged
2) The pool got lucky

[Inaba]

I really need to find some way to graphically illustrate how DGM works for payouts, as it's not intuitive without investigating it thoroughly. 

Cuz0882: How many blocks have you been mining?

GenTarking: How are you splitting the shares between servers? Just different instances of cgminer?  Also, have you used the cashout option?

[cuz0882]

I really need to find some way to graphically illustrate how DGM works for payouts, as it's not intuitive without investigating it thoroughly. 

Cuz0882: How many blocks have you been mining?

GenTarking: How are you splitting the shares between servers? Just different instances of cgminer?  Also, have you used the cashout option?

Only 21 blocks in this pool.

[Inaba]

What is your user name?  Also, have you used the cashout option?

[cuz0882]

What is your user name?  Also, have you used the cashout option?

cuz72
No, its set to auto pay in bitcoins.

[Inaba]

Looks like you  (and everyone else) are seeing the effects of the large hashrate increase.  You should see a corresponding increase in your payout over the next few blocks after the hashrate stabilizes.