[ANN] MemoryCoin | CPU Coin | Paid Dev Team | Limited Supply [MMC]

[truckythin]

I want to memorycoind make dumpprivkey and need the address wallet. How do I know my address wallet?

memorycoind listreceivedbyaddress 1 true

[rurki]

This coin is an odd one.

I had a range of computers from 6hpm to 1hpm and the 6hpm never hit a block. Meanwhile 1 of my 1hpm hit 2 blocks in a row.

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

[truckythin]

This coin is an odd one.

I had a range of computers from 6hpm to 1hpm and the 6hpm never fit a block. Meanwhile 1 of my 1hpm hit 2 blocks in a row.

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

+like

[reorder]

This coin is an odd one.

I had a range of computers from 6hpm to 1hpm and the 6hpm never fit a block. Meanwhile 1 of my 1hpm hit 2 blocks in a row.

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler's_fallacy

BTW, anybody tried replacing the unholy mess of OpenSSL with cryptopp?

[agran]

Mail notification about the crash memorycoind.

Code:

sudo su -
apt-get install nano
apt-get install ssmtp
apt-get install mailutils

cd /etc/ssmtp

nano revaliases
--
root:tamazova@agran.net:smtp.yandex.ru:25
--

nano ssmtp.conf
--
mailhub=smtp.yandex.ru
authuser=tamazova@agran.net
authpass=PASS
FromLineOverride=YES
--

test:
echo "down" | mail -s "test down" agran@agran.net

nano /etc/crontab
--
*/5 * * * * root /bin/ps -ef|grep -v grep|grep memorycoind >/dev/null || echo "down" | mail -s "ferm-01 down" agran@agran.net
--

Replace the data on your mail server.

[jorneyflair]

i wish a pool appears before the christmas

[Stinky_Pete]

i wish a pool appears before the christmas

Better put it in your letter to Santa!

[Knoyken]

This coin is an odd one.

I had a range of computers from 6hpm to 1hpm and the 6hpm never hit a block. Meanwhile 1 of my 1hpm hit 2 blocks in a row.

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

what cpu are you using in the 1hpm computer?

[rurki]

This coin is an odd one.

I had a range of computers from 6hpm to 1hpm and the 6hpm never hit a block. Meanwhile 1 of my 1hpm hit 2 blocks in a row.

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

what cpu are you using in the 1hpm computer?

First generation i5 procs 1.63hpm.

[agran]

Ordered two server 2x Xeon 8 Core E5-2650 2.00GHz. The first shows 10.1 hpm, second only 8.1 hpm. I began to investigate the problem and realized that the first server memory with frequency 1600 MHz, and in the second 1333 MHz.  

ps. Replaced the memory to 1600 and still 8.1 hpm, I understand what it is.

pps.
It turned out, the host for these two servers used different processors:
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 v2 @ 2.60GHz
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 0 @ 2.00GHz

[belltown]

I'm at 1945 MMC and yes I'm mining on the right version/fork/etc; damn linux version is a crasholohic.

See www.MemoryCoin.info -> Mining -> Linux Miner crashes?

[singula]

With core i7-2600K:

...
"blocks" : 1970,
"difficulty" : 0.00000506,
"genproclimit" : 8,
"hashespermin" : 3.07245075,
...

According to the profitability calculator it is a block every 5 days.
I guess without a pool, at the current difficulty, the mining with only one CPU is more or less a lottery, not a mining (unless you have cluster of at least several dozen of PC's).

[Riseman]

the mining with only one CPU is more or less a lottery

It really is unless your hpm allows you to solve a block within a block time which is impossible for the default miner on any hardware imaginable. As far as I understand when the block is solved and the difficulty increases your miner has to start over. So if the block time is 5-10 minutes and the hashrate is 3 hpm, you have only about 15-30 attempts (out of thousands possible hash values) to solve the block.

As for me, I managed to find one block about a week ago on my 0.7 hpm PC. I suppose it was due to some difficulty glitch before it was fixed and will hardly happen again.

[alexrossi]

please, an mmc blockexplorer?

[agran]

please, an mmc blockexplorer?

http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/

[alexrossi]

please, an mmc blockexplorer?

http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/

ty! and merry xmas

[mrBlaQ]

Been mining for 7 days now and the only time I got a block was after block 607 but before I updated to 0.8.54  So, they're gone now.

I don't see the point to this coin if we can't get a pool. How can it catch on if so few people have actually mined successfully? We need a pool before this can be considered useful.

[barwizi]

hmm, the ethics of this coin are really jumbled up. We have been crying for a cpu only coin in pursuit of fairer distribution, however this coin comes with pre-mines , which sort of dilutes the idea. I understand rewarding loyalty and i love the difficulty even though i have only 0.1 MMC so i think this coin's dv needs to drum up support and push for a few pools.

[I_M]

There's a 1000+ MMC bounty for pools:
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1559.0

[Djay86]

Ok after 5 day of finding nothing I think  I will stop here and put 100 of my hard earned MMC into that pool bounty.
Solo mining on less than 50hpm is useless.