Hello,
First time on the forum so I thought I'd post my question straight away. I've recently started mining primecoin using a fair amount of compute power @ ~40 cores. To harness these cores I set up a private pool using the instructions at
http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=623.0 - I have set up my primecoin.conf as follows:
rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=<password>
rpcallowip=*
rpcport=8332
server=1
Each pool member is running rdebourbon's jhPrimeminer fork RdBBeta4.0F_x64 as downloadable here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sq24hzo993afy9c/l7icP0KiuM which is running on a mix of Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7 64-bit. For each miner in the pool, jhPrimeminer is launched with the following arguments:
jhPrimeminer.exe -o <primecoin-qt IP>:8332 -u rpcuser -p <password> -m 61 -target 9 -bttarget 9 -xpm <my wallet address>
Here's what the typical output looks like for one of the compute nodes:
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11/27/13-08:39:50 - New Block: 277404 - Diff: 9.966147 / 9.966147
Best/Max diff: [ 9.521947 / 6.805153 ]
6ch/h: 151.19 - 1235 [ 364 / 358 / 513 ]
7ch/h: 14.32 - 117 [ 41 / 35 / 41 ]
8ch/h: 1.10 - 9 [ 3 / 4 / 2 ]
9ch/h: 0.37 - 3 [ 2 / 1 / 0 ]
MNPS:761.61 PPS:79597 WPS:55.980 ACC:1421
Current Primorial: 61 - Sieve Size: 907000 - Prime Count: 32084
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I have six nodes with similar stats all participating in the pool and I can see network connections to the primecoin-qt server as they are mining - after 48hrs, I still have 0.00 XPM. I've read up quite a bit and judging by the output (almost 80,000 PPS per node! Can this be correct?), I would've expected to have found a block by now. Am I doing something wrong? Am I finding blocks and just not getting them into my wallet, or are they taking a long time to confirm? Are my command line arguments appropriate? I will be happy to tip the person who can help me answer these questions in XPM - assuming the answer helps me get some coin in the first place!
Thanks,
-ch