[XPM] [ANN] Primecoin High Performance | HP14 released!

[nmersulypnem]

This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository.

How is that possible?  It doesn't actually RUN on github...  Did anyone make a branch or clone??

[BitcoinFX]

mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.

A little too popular?

Yes. It seems that calculating the ever changing distance between rock and stardom is not approved of by GitHub staff...

"This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository."

Lets all send them an email to get it reactivated... in binary - lol  

[dudeguy]

Did anyone make a branch or clone??

Yes, just look on the previous page.



I'm not sure why I even bother...

This is the main issue imo that Primecoin is going through. There is no order to any release of anything. We need somehow to better organize source code/software releases so they are accessible to everyone--and so good citizens like yourself don't have to keep saying the same thing 50 times in a row.  Not to mention people not being able to figure out how to compile etc. There are some good posts on Reddit for anyone wondering how to compile a source code on linux.

[forsetifox]

mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.

A little too popular?

Yes. It seems that calculating the ever changing distance between rock and stardom is not approved of by GitHub staff...

"This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository."

Lets all send them an email to get it reactivated... in binary - lol  

Wow.. I think that's a first here.. 

[nmersulypnem]

mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.

A little too popular?

Yes. It seems that calculating the ever changing distance between rock and stardom is not approved of by GitHub staff...

"This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository."

Lets all send them an email to get it reactivated... in binary - lol  

Wow.. I think that's a first here.. 

I guess that's what happens when you command an entire bot-net to download from github...

[oroqen]

mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.

A little too popular?

Yes. It seems that calculating the ever changing distance between rock and stardom is not approved of by GitHub staff...

"This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository."

Lets all send them an email to get it reactivated... in binary - lol  

Wow.. I think that's a first here.. 

I guess that's what happens when you command an entire bot-net to download from github...

Funny, but botnets aren't typically on UNIX systems

[nmersulypnem]

mikaelh2's github repo has been disabled.

A little too popular?

Yes. It seems that calculating the ever changing distance between rock and stardom is not approved of by GitHub staff...

"This repository has been disabled.

Access to this repository has been disabled by GitHub staff due to excessive use of resources. Contact support to restore access to this repository. Read here to learn more about decreasing the size of your repository."

Lets all send them an email to get it reactivated... in binary - lol  

Wow.. I think that's a first here.. 

I guess that's what happens when you command an entire bot-net to download from github...

Or DDOS it to trigger a ban, I suppose.

[BitcoinFX]

We canz makez primezperrrrrzec on GitHub'z ? 

Well I guess something must of used up all the bandwidth or triggered an overflow *Shrugs* 

[mhps]

I find a problem with hp4 which I didn't find hp2 to have. On my xeon machine when sievesize is 5M the client crashes soon after started.
TOok me some time to find out because it also happened after i clicked on the client before quitting the previous run.


about github disabling .. meguesses someone attacked the account so that other people cannot access it.

[ReCat]

Wow. I just realized that with the 2 blocks I mined using this client, and the exchange rates for XPM/BTC on Vircurex, I made 0.09 BTC In one day! Damn, is this luck? I'm mining with i5 performance hardware.

[markm]

Wow. I just realized that with the 2 blocks I mined using this client, and the exchange rates for XPM/BTC on Vircurex, I made 0.09 BTC In one day! Damn, is this luck? I'm mining with i5 performance hardware.

Huh? Missed a decimal or something? how many coins in each of those two blocks and what was the price on Vircurex?

-MarkM-

[FiiNALiZE]

I would like to thank everyone who made XPM a success.

You guys have just paid my power costs this month in 3 days.

[ReCat]

Me too. Except I bought myself new headphones, an SD card, and a camera with the money I made. God I love crypto economics.

Wow. I just realized that with the 2 blocks I mined using this client, and the exchange rates for XPM/BTC on Vircurex, I made 0.09 BTC In one day! Damn, is this luck? I'm mining with i5 performance hardware.

Huh? Missed a decimal or something? how many coins in each of those two blocks and what was the price on Vircurex?

-MarkM-

~13 XPM per block. Total of ~25 XPM. Vircurex price of 0.0037988 BTC per XPM. Traded for 0.09727253 BTC. Traded for ~3 LTC.


It's legit bro.

I guess I just got real lucky.

[eCoinomist]

Ok, so I have followed all guides on how to install this but it still doesn't work on Ubuntu 13 x64bits (I managed to install it on 32 bits, same problem with Debian).
Can anyone please tell what's is wrong with this compiling error?:


I got these installed:

Code:

apt-get install git
git clone https://github.com/mikaelh2/primecoin
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libdb5.3++-dev -y
apt-get install libgmp-dev

cd ~/primecoin/src
make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-

[blastbob]

Ok, so I have followed all guides on how to install this but it still doesn't work on Ubuntu 13 x64bits (I managed to install it on 32 bits, same problem with Debian).
Can anyone please tell what's is wrong with this error?:

I got these installed:

Code:

apt-get install git
git clone https://github.com/mikaelh2/primecoin
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libdb5.3++-dev -y
apt-get install libgmp-dev

cd ~/primecoin/src
make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-

How much ram do you have on that server?

[maco]

GIT IS DOWN... and DISABLED

ANYONE HAVE AN ALTERNATIVE? I don't think I saved his resources.

[ReCat]

We'll have to wait for him to re-upload.

[blastbob]

GIT IS DOWN... and DISABLED

ANYONE HAVE AN ALTERNATIVE? I don't think I saved his resources.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/primecoin-hp/files/

[markm]

Me too. Except I bought myself new headphones, an SD card, and a camera with the money I made. God I love crypto economics.

Wow. I just realized that with the 2 blocks I mined using this client, and the exchange rates for XPM/BTC on Vircurex, I made 0.09 BTC In one day! Damn, is this luck? I'm mining with i5 performance hardware.

Huh? Missed a decimal or something? how many coins in each of those two blocks and what was the price on Vircurex?

-MarkM-

~13 XPM per block. Total of ~25 XPM. Vircurex price of 0.0037988 BTC per XPM. Traded for 0.09727253 BTC. Traded for ~3 LTC.


It's legit bro.

I guess I just got real lucky.

Oh its your before machine electricity and airconditioner electricity earnings when you got a fluke price at Vircurex then, okay that makes sense.

How many machines ate how much electricity to get there though?

-MarkM-

[ReCat]

One machine (a rack server). It draws 200 watts when mining. (I tested) Took less than 24 hours of mining to get that far. I estimate the electricity it drew when doing this costed about 5 cents, although I'm not paying electricity because it's included in rent anyways.