[ANN][CACH] CACHeCoin released based on scrypt-jane

[jasinlee]

Markets are hovering around half a bitcent but we will be accepting them at 0.01btc for a while before going to market value.

[Snard]

Markets are hovering around half a bitcent but we will be accepting them at 0.01btc for a while before going to market value.

Which is why it baffles me that people are selling for lower than .009. It's already stated that you will accept it at .01, people who want your product would buy it for any margin below that.

[General-Beck]

New p2pool node - Russia (Rostelecom) http://general-beck.ru:8336 or http://p2pool.su:8336 Fee 1%

[Snard]

Jasin,

I have not been following your site/topic. Have you released estimated pricing on your Scrypt Asic Miners yet?

[mr.pj]

Jasin,

I have not been following your site/topic. Have you released estimated pricing on your Scrypt Asic Miners yet?

Snard - there are proper threads here in btctalk or in litecointalk for fibonacci asic miner - just check those threads ;-)

[Snard]

Jasin,

I have not been following your site/topic. Have you released estimated pricing on your Scrypt Asic Miners yet?

Snard - there are proper threads here in btctalk or in litecointalk for fibonacci asic miner - just check those threads ;-)

Easy.  I thought those who were interested in CacheCoin would like to know how much they would need to accumulate to afford one of Jasin's miners.

[Stenull]

Jasin,

I have not been following your site/topic. Have you released estimated pricing on your Scrypt Asic Miners yet?

Snard - there are proper threads here in btctalk or in litecointalk for fibonacci asic miner - just check those threads ;-)

Easy.  I thought those who were interested in CacheCoin would like to know how much they would need to accumulate to afford one of Jasin's miners.

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[vertoe]

The server at q30.qhor.net experienced hardware issues which are fixed now.

All services are operating normal again.
http://q30.qhor.net:8336/static/
http://q30.qhor.net:8337/

Jasin,

I have not been following your site/topic. Have you released estimated pricing on your Scrypt Asic Miners yet?

Snard - there are proper threads here in btctalk or in litecointalk for fibonacci asic miner - just check those threads ;-)

Easy.  I thought those who were interested in CacheCoin would like to know how much they would need to accumulate to afford one of Jasin's miners.

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FYI, 0.40$ per kH/s.

Current planned ASIC products are supposed to run at 0.96 (1 chip), 18 (16 chips) and 35 MH/s (32 chips).

Last time I checked it was around 60 CACH per chip.

[rdnkjdi]

Anyway we can get http://pool.cachecoin.net?  I have coins to withdraw 
 

[katoman]

I have 20 coins in my wallet and it open 24/7 for 8 dayes and no POS

Am i doing anything wrong?

First time for me for somthing like this.

Windows version 5.0.0

[kalgecin]

I have 20 coins in my wallet and it open 24/7 for 8 dayes and no POS

Am i doing anything wrong?

First time for me for somthing like this.

Windows version 5.0.0

Did you set a password, if not, then you're ok. It can take much more than 8 days. I had one after 3 weeks. 7 days is the minimum

[katoman]

I have 20 coins in my wallet and it open 24/7 for 8 dayes and no POS

Am i doing anything wrong?

First time for me for somthing like this.

Windows version 5.0.0

Did you set a password, if not, then you're ok. It can take much more than 8 days. I had one after 3 weeks. 7 days is the minimum

Ok thx, it was just my understanding that it was after 7 dayes....
I did not set any password

[kalgecin]

I have 20 coins in my wallet and it open 24/7 for 8 dayes and no POS

Am i doing anything wrong?

First time for me for somthing like this.

Windows version 5.0.0

Did you set a password, if not, then you're ok. It can take much more than 8 days. I had one after 3 weeks. 7 days is the minimum

Ok thx, it was just my understanding that it was after 7 dayes....
I did not set any password

It is not strictly after 7 days. There's a difficulty for stake too. But the luck for everyone is the same for PoS, no matter of your hardware. The longer the stake takes, the more the reward

[gristlelump]

Heh I appreciate your enthusiasm. I meant someone that is not the one that did the compile. :)

Jasin, I have been using this for the past 10 days or so.

http://rmdavidson.blogspot.com/2014/01/cgminer-372-scrypt-jane-patch-windows.html

Run it with the following args. Otherwise it works exactly like cgminer.

Code:

--scrypt-jane --sj-nfmin 4 --sj-nfmax 30 --sj-time 1388949883 

1387769316 is not the right timestamp.

How do you determine the proper timestamp and why wouldn't the correct one be listed in the OP?

[kalgecin]

Heh I appreciate your enthusiasm. I meant someone that is not the one that did the compile.

Jasin, I have been using this for the past 10 days or so.

http://rmdavidson.blogspot.com/2014/01/cgminer-372-scrypt-jane-patch-windows.html

Run it with the following args. Otherwise it works exactly like cgminer.

Code:

--scrypt-jane --sj-nfmin 4 --sj-nfmax 30 --sj-time 1388949883 

1387769316 is not the right timestamp.

How do you determine the proper timestamp and why wouldn't the correct one be listed in the OP?

The timestamp is the time genesis block was mined. You don't need to determine it. It's there in the OP

[katoman]

Sorry for the newbie questions....

In the start there is a Cach wallet config...
I have tryed google and the forum here, but cant see what i have to use that for...

Code:
rpcuser=<username>
rpcpassword=<password>
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
server=1
rpcport=2224
addnode=207.30.158.106
addnode=78.46.66.139

[kalgecin]

Sorry for the newbie questions....

In the start there is a Cach wallet config...
I have tryed google and the forum here, but cant see what i have to use that for...

Code:
rpcuser=<username>
rpcpassword=<password>
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
server=1
rpcport=2224
addnode=207.30.158.106
addnode=78.46.66.139

That is mostly useful if you are solo mining or using the wallet for other services. Normally you wouldn't need a config for cachecoin

[singula]

Anyway we can get http://pool.cachecoin.net?  I have coins to withdraw 

There was some issue with stuck cronjobs few days ago, but the second pool is now running fine again and the monitoring was improved, so if such thing happens again (unlikely, though), it will be noticed much sooner

If you have any problems with the pool, write a PM - at worst case I can send you your coins manually

[Snard]

How do you determine the proper timestamp and why wouldn't the correct one be listed in the OP?

Its pretty well laid out for you in the How to Mine section of the op

[DeShack96]

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
cgminer.exe --scrypt-jane --sj-nfmin 4 --sj-nfmax 30 --sj-time 1388949883 -o stratum+tcp://cach.catcoin.cz:3333 -u USERNAME.1 -p PASS --shaders 1792 -I 20 -w 256 --lookup-gap 2 --thread-concurrency 24000 --gpu-engine 1125 --gpu-memclock 1500 --temp-target 78


Why won't this work? I'm using cgminer 3.7.2, but I tried it in 3.7.3 and ybcminer, it just won't work can anyone help me set this up? (I'm running a 7950)


EDIT: I thought I had downloaded the sj version of cgminer, but I accidentally clicked on the mp version instead.

EDIT#2: So my computer runs it well for about 5 minutes, but then it crashes, every time I run it. The driver crashes, and I can't mine cachecoins using the sj cgminer. Can anyone help with this problem?