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[kokojie]

I'm solo mining via pushpoold... getting decent returns (I'd think...if this is anything like mincoin... about 93 BTB over the past 30-45min...I have about 20,000 KH on it)...

this coin looks like it may have some things that will set it apart and the authors gave it a bit of thought. I was waiting for something like NovaCoin that wasn't premined... unfortunately:
* so many crapcoins have been released lately it may get lost in the noise
* smaller numbers aren't as sexy as the large ones...(although mincoin has made it to some extent...hopefully this turns into something)

Is there any guide for setting up pushpoold on windows?

[alex_fun]

Its 1 block per 10 min aka 1 coin in 10 min LOL

[Mushoz]

I'm solo mining via pushpoold... getting decent returns (I'd think...if this is anything like mincoin... about 93 BTB over the past 30-45min...I have about 20,000 KH on it)...

this coin looks like it may have some things that will set it apart and the authors gave it a bit of thought. I was waiting for something like NovaCoin that wasn't premined... unfortunately:
* so many crapcoins have been released lately it may get lost in the noise
* smaller numbers aren't as sexy as the large ones...(although mincoin has made it to some extent...hopefully this turns into something)

Is there any guide for setting up pushpoold on windows?

Yes, this would _really_ be appreciated. Longpolling is nearly a must with these quick blocks

[rbdrbd]

I'm solo mining via pushpoold... getting decent returns (I'd think...if this is anything like mincoin... about 93 BTB over the past 30-45min...I have about 20,000 KH on it)...

this coin looks like it may have some things that will set it apart and the authors gave it a bit of thought. I was waiting for something like NovaCoin that wasn't premined... unfortunately:
* so many crapcoins have been released lately it may get lost in the noise
* smaller numbers aren't as sexy as the large ones...(although mincoin has made it to some extent...hopefully this turns into something)

Is there any guide for setting up pushpoold on windows?

I'm not sure, I did it on an ubuntu box I had using these instructions: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/4303/how-to-setup-pushpool

I have bitbard running on that same linux box, and pushpool's server.conf pointing at it.

[rbdrbd]

anyone make a p2pool node?

I would set one up, but I have no idea how to set up p2pool. Perhaps someone that has done this can get one going for bitbar. I'd probably join it.

[kzetts]

So, Ive had 2 accepted in about an hour and a half. Tons of orphans. I hope this will correct itself. I'm usually not one for solo mining, this shit is stressful. I also only pointed 1 7950 at it.

[tyrion70]

gggrrr

Code:

./bitbard: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17' not found (required by ./bitbard)

they compiled it against 2.17.. which I don't have on Ubuntu 12.04LTS

anybody compiled it against 2.15?

[kzetts]

So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.

[rbdrbd]

gggrrr

Code:

./bitbard: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17' not found (required by ./bitbard)

they compiled it against 2.17.. which I don't have on Ubuntu 12.04LTS

anybody compiled it against 2.15?

I had this error. I had to update to the newest Ubuntu (13.04) to resolve it, since that ships with GLIBC 2.17 ...probably a better way around it, you could just run bitcoind under windows.

[bitdwarf]

Meh.

[jdebunt]

this may actually be the worst coin ever at this point

[nesic1]

maybe 50% goes to developers?

[rbdrbd]

So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.

Mine have all been for .3967 BTB

[rbdrbd]

So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.

Mine have all been for .3967 BTB

Actually, started at .523, then slowly has been going down... at .3967 now.

[kzetts]

The fuck?

[tyrion70]

I had this error. I had to update to the newest Ubuntu (13.04) to resolve it, since that ships with GLIBC 2.17 ...probably a better way around it, you could just run bitcoind under windows.

No way I'm doing that :p Running it on windows now, but it's very slow downloading the blockchain.. for some reason my windows laptop doesn't like that..

[rbdrbd]

So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.

Mine have all been for .3967 BTB

Actually, started at .523, then slowly has been going down... at .3967 now.

This I would assume is the continuously adjusting difficulty.

[Mushoz]

So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.

Mine have all been for .3967 BTB

Actually, started at .523, then slowly has been going down... at .3967 now.

This I would assume is the continuously adjusting difficulty.

It's adjusting both the difficulty and block reward. A bit overkill IMO. We'll see how this turns out. The difficulty adjustment is really well done as far as I can see. The reward size itself, and the fact is decreases so fast, not so much IMO.

[kokojie]

Can anyone share a bit of bitbar with me to play with? mining solo no luck, connection too slow maybe

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[skyangel]

I'm not too proud to beg:

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