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Author Topic: Gridcoin (GRC) - first coin utilizing BOINC - Official Thread  (Read 597301 times)
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January 19, 2014, 01:36:10 AM
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New Version Available: 7.74/1.1.5.5: Upgrade from the RPC :  Yes

*  CPU Mining is enabled in this version with up to 150 grc payout per CPU-only miner per day.

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So how does CPU mining work? I thought the CPU power goes to the Boinc software running in the background?

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January 19, 2014, 02:31:45 AM
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GPU1: 75 degree, 840kh
GPU2: 84 degree 670kh

I'm not having a VGA or HDMI connected with the GPU2.
According to  the program open monitor GPU2 is running only at core clock 750. GPU1 runs at 1000.  (Both actually overclocked to 1000 with afterburner. ) The system has 8GB but open Monitor tells me it uses only 2GB.

Settings for both: thread concurrency: 24550, work size: 512, intensity: 20, vektor: 1
Both running with the guiminer scrypt => cgminer

Could anybody help me to run them with the same speed of nearly 840.
Thank you so much

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January 19, 2014, 02:42:24 AM
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did you try work size 256? I suggested that in one of my previous posts. Why is gpu2 running @ 750?

GPU1: 75 degree, 840kh
GPU2: 84 degree 670kh

I'm not having a VGA or HDMI connected with the GPU2.
According to  the program open monitor GPU2 is running only at core clock 750. GPU1 runs at 1000.  (Both actually overclocked to 1000 with afterburner. ) The system has 8GB but open Monitor tells me it uses only 2GB.

Settings for both: thread concurrency: 24550, work size: 512, intensity: 20, vektor: 1
Both running with the guiminer scrypt => cgminer

Could anybody help me to run them with the same speed of nearly 840.
Thank you so much
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January 19, 2014, 02:59:40 AM
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I moved it to 1000 but its running only at 750. I don't k know why. Work size 256 doesnt help.
The cards are: 2x r9-290 from gigabyte

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January 19, 2014, 03:05:25 AM
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New Version Available: 7.74/1.1.5.5: Upgrade from the RPC :  Yes

*  CPU Mining is enabled in this version with up to 150grc payout per cpu-only miner per day.

Best Regards,
Grid

Does it make sense to CPU mine with a weak CPU (Core i3) ? How many GRC can I expect to earn at this stage, approximately?
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January 19, 2014, 03:06:50 AM
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I remain very interested in Gridcoin, but I run miners to make money, so I'm going to let the software go another couple of revisions before I invest any more time in this.  


Try installing Gridcoin and Boinc into c:\Program Files folder. There may be some permission issues for folders.

I'm running it as admin.  It is installed into the /Username/Documents/Gridcoin  folder.  BOINC is also installed to the documents folder in /BOINCprogram   and /BOINCdata.

Gridcoin.conf has been modded to reflect this.



I think I had that once, but once I ran it as admin it seemed to work. What dir did you install Gridcoin in?

So really, the GRC software is completely separate from BOINC? 
This is just a scryptcoin distro that looks for a running instance of BOINC, and then hands out rewards based on BOINC utilization?

I'm not a developer, but this seems like it would be awfully easy to hack.  How is the proof of work verified?

Not trying to be antagonistic, but I think GRC is about to increase in popularity, and with that, flaws will be exploited.  It seems like a natural step in the evolution of GRC would be for BOINC to be handled at the pool server, with each connected miner appearing as a device in BOINC.

Miners would simply point their mining client at the pool, same as they would with any other scrypt coin.  This would require the pool server software to break up and parse out BOINC work units to the individual miners.  I'm sure this is no small task, but it probably needs to happen if GRC is to succeed.
Boinc credits are 3rd party API verified.  There is a 5000grc reward to hack it.  Have at it.


Maybe I'll have at it, when I can get it working in the first place.  No one has answered my previous posts about being unable to open the mining console.


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January 19, 2014, 03:14:19 AM
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It doesn't really make sense to lay it at the feet of Gridcoin when you haven't even tried the defaults yet.

True, it's in active development, but if you don't try you don't get results.

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January 19, 2014, 03:17:17 AM
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Yowza. The hash rate just dropped by 10MH and the difficulty plummeted.
A good time for block hunting.

Difficulty:   2.418496
Blocks:   50476
NetworkHashPs:   93396688.00000
Updated:   1/18/2014 9:13:21 PM

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January 19, 2014, 03:18:16 AM
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I get it.  But I don't know enough to audit the code myself, and I'm leery about installing it outside of the user profile.  


It doesn't really make sense to lay it at the feet of Gridcoin when you haven't even tried the defaults yet.

True, it's in active development, but if you don't try you don't get results.
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January 19, 2014, 04:06:49 AM
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Once you run it as administrator keeping it in the user profile directory isn't going to protect you from an application.

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January 19, 2014, 04:23:38 AM
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Yeah, I figured running it at all is a security risk.  I was using my test rig. 


Once you run it as administrator keeping it in the user profile directory isn't going to protect you from an application.
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January 19, 2014, 05:11:17 AM
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I updated to the latest client 1.1.5.5 -g71 and am in the process of transferring from a bloated old wallet A to a new wallet B. The problem is when I tried to send 5K across, it remained as "unconfirmed" in wallet B for a whole day now. When I tried to use a back-up of wallet A, it does not even show the transaction after syncing up to the latest. Ever since then, when I tried to send again from wallet A, it does not even show up in wallet B. Any idea how to resolve this?
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January 19, 2014, 08:26:00 AM
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Hello guys!  I'm using the guiminer scrypt with r9-290 and got for 24 hours mining 6 accepted and 15 stale, is that normal? If not how to reduce the stale rate? Both GPU are at intensity 18 and 24550 concurrency

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January 19, 2014, 09:47:17 AM
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New Version Available: 7.74/1.1.5.5: Upgrade from the RPC :  Yes

*  CPU Mining is enabled in this version with up to 150grc payout per cpu-only miner per day.

Best Regards,
Grid

Does it make sense to CPU mine with a weak CPU (Core i3) ? How many GRC can I expect to earn at this stage, approximately?

It is a little bit upset that you release a CPU mining version without explaining how it works.

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January 19, 2014, 11:30:06 AM
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New Version Available: 7.74/1.1.5.5: Upgrade from the RPC :  Yes

*  CPU Mining is enabled in this version with up to 150grc payout per cpu-only miner per day.

Best Regards,
Grid

Does it make sense to CPU mine with a weak CPU (Core i3) ? How many GRC can I expect to earn at this stage, approximately?

It is a little bit upset that you release a CPU mining version without explaining how it works.

how can i start cpu mining?
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January 19, 2014, 12:05:09 PM
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https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/1922-cpu-mining-tutorialtopic/
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thx for the link!

i would ask the devs if they can add "world community grid" to the list of the projects Smiley
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thx for the link!

i would ask the devs if they can add "world community greed" to the list of the projects Smiley
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January 19, 2014, 02:17:46 PM
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I just noticed Gridcoin is writing HUGE debug log files in the Appdata Roaming Gridcoin directory. For example: debug.log which might be a backup is 4,505 KB and debug2.log which is being added to in real time is now 2,328,818 KB - over 2.3 gig and growing. I don't think I've ever turned on logging when running Gridcoin.

Also, I notice that recent versions have added a line to gridcoin.conf that says UpdatingLeaderboard=false which might explain why the leaderboard screens show nothing on my system for the last few days. My old backup gridcoin.conf files don't have that line and I'm pretty sure I did not insert it manually, but my head is spinning with all the changes.           Smiley

Is this stuff normal? It seems odd to me.

Edit: Details - current version v1.1.5.5-g71-prod, obtained from the msi, installed less than an hour ago, running on Win7 64.


Bump and update.

I removed the log files from the Appdata Roaming Gridcoin folder and took the "UpdatingLeaderboard=false" line out of gridcoin.conf then started gridcoin-qt fresh. It generated a new pair of log files and it added the "UpdatingLeaderboard=false" line back into gridcoin.conf.

With that level of unexplained I/O overhead, I won't test gridcoin further for a while.
 

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January 19, 2014, 02:18:45 PM
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thx for the link!

i would ask the devs if they can add "world community grid" to the list of the projects Smiley
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ops grid :v
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