Asking for help [Reaper, Coinotron, Stratum]

[zulzedd]

I trying to start reaper miner to mine on coinotron.com via stratum, but something wrong and i can't get what exactly. Here is what i get:







Thank you for help!

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[Anvi]

Remove vectors 1 from litecoin.conf and I'm not sure what platform 0 does on reaper.conf.. If you can't get it to work, just use cgminer instead.

Here's what my reaper.conf looks like

Code:

kernel reaper.cl
save_binaries yes
enable_graceful_shutdown no
long_polling yes

mine litecoin
device 1

[zulzedd]

Remove vectors 1 from litecoin.conf and I'm not sure what platform 0 does on reaper.conf.. If you can't get it to work, just use cgminer instead.

Here's what my reaper.conf looks like

Code:

kernel reaper.cl
save_binaries yes
enable_graceful_shutdown no
long_polling yes

mine litecoin
device 1

TY kindly for your answer, i'll try.
I prefer cgminer instead of reaper, but problem is in cgminer thread_concurency param, as i read here, on forum, value of this param for 7850 must be ~64*256 = ~16384, and if specify this value in cgminer.conf it will not work properly — reaper will work fine in this case. That's why i trying to configure reaper.

P.S. At the moment mining with cgminer on not overclocked 7850 and getting ~300 kHash/s - too low.

[zulzedd]

Just saw this:

Code:

Update: 3-20-13
cgminer versions 2.11.3 and up can be used to mine with high thread concurrencies now.  Follow these instructions:
WINDOWS: Open console and type
Code:
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Now, close the console (it will not work if you open cgminer in the same window).  Open cgminer using a .bat or a new console, high thread concurrencies will now work.

LINUX: Open terminal and type
Code:
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
Now high thread concurrencies should work in cgminer.

So reaper goes stright in trash, for a while 

[tacotime]

Yeah, vectors doesn't do anything, but it's not really an issue.  Try cgminer through guiminer-scrypt (see sig)