[BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014

[btc-mike]

We are working on pools

[truckythin]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

[btc-mike]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

I have one wallet on my main desktop. I have several other machines mining with boolbd using the wallet address.

Code:

boolbd --start-mining=<address> --mining-threads=<cores>

The wallet does not even need to be open.

[cAPSLOCK]

Something tells me this is WAAAAY too lucky.  How often will my hashrate find blocks at the current difficulty?

[restless]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

I have one wallet on my main desktop. I have several other machines mining with boolbd using the wallet address.

Code:

boolbd --start-mining=<address> --mining-threads=<cores>

The wallet does not even need to be open.

Can you explain how several machines can mine? Just pointing at address of the one with daemon working?

[btc-mike]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

I have one wallet on my main desktop. I have several other machines mining with boolbd using the wallet address.

Code:

boolbd --start-mining=<address> --mining-threads=<cores>

The wallet does not even need to be open.

Can you explain how several machines can mine? Just pointing at address of the one with daemon working?

Start the daemon on each machine as shown above. If any machine finds a block, the block will sit on the blockchain until you refresh your wallet.

[33zer0w0lf]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=629161.new#new

Boolberry Pool up to 680!

[truckythin]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=629161.new#new

Boolberry Pool up to 680!

re-reading pls 

[dr_chen]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

I have one wallet on my main desktop. I have several other machines mining with boolbd using the wallet address.

Code:

boolbd --start-mining=<address> --mining-threads=<cores>

The wallet does not even need to be open.

Can you explain how several machines can mine? Just pointing at address of the one with daemon working?

Start the daemon on each machine as shown above. If any machine finds a block, the block will sit on the blockchain until you refresh your wallet.

Anyway to open one deamon and use boolbd.exe to connect the same deamon, so the hashrate can be centralized instead of solo at each machine?

[cbuchner1]

For 1BTC, I'll put the alias/address of your choice into the blockchain.  I'll also accept BBR in proportion to the exchange rate.

Dave, this is way overpriced

[otila]

For 1BTC, I'll put the alias/address of your choice into the blockchain.  I'll also accept BBR in proportion to the exchange rate.

Dave, this is way overpriced

Yeah  If an average Core i7 CPU needs two days to find a block, that's < 0.4 USD for electricity.

[truckythin]

better focus on the pool first, than the $, teacher lol lol

[hornyPo]

still have to solo atm

Is there any way to pointing many machine to just 1 wallet? can i use simpleminer and point to 1 machine that run boolbd?

I have one wallet on my main desktop. I have several other machines mining with boolbd using the wallet address.

Code:

boolbd --start-mining=<address> --mining-threads=<cores>

The wallet does not even need to be open.

Can you explain how several machines can mine? Just pointing at address of the one with daemon working?

Start the daemon on each machine as shown above. If any machine finds a block, the block will sit on the blockchain until you refresh your wallet.

Anyway to open one deamon and use boolbd.exe to connect the same deamon, so the hashrate can be centralized instead of solo at each machine?

boolbd is the daemon. You open one daemon on each machine, and each solo at each machine. The hashrate add anyway.

[loremipsum]

Do you think it is possible to make a GPU miner? From what I understand, Boolberry is based on CryptoNote but does not require 2MB of internal cache, right? Is this the reason why it could work on a GPU?

[dga]

For 1BTC, I'll put the alias/address of your choice into the blockchain.  I'll also accept BBR in proportion to the exchange rate.

Dave, this is way overpriced

Yeah  If an average Core i7 CPU needs two days to find a block, that's < 0.4 USD for electricity.

Had to start somewhere.

I'm not charging for the electricity - I'm charging for the time it currently takes me to handle it.  And doing it in < 24h means I have to fire up a lot of AWS instances, and as was previously discussed, at a loss.

0.5 BTC?

[crypto_zoidberg]

Do you think it is possible to make a GPU miner? From what I understand, Boolberry is based on CryptoNote but does not require 2MB of internal cache, right? Is this the reason why it could work on a GPU?

Boolb needs more than 2Mb actually. Current scratchpad size is already 4MB.

[loremipsum]

Do you think it is possible to make a GPU miner? From what I understand, Boolberry is based on CryptoNote but does not require 2MB of internal cache, right? Is this the reason why it could work on a GPU?

Boolb needs more than 2Mb actually. Current scratchpad size is 4MB.

So, how is it possible to make a GPU miner if 4MB of cache is needed? Only CPUs have that, right?

[truckythin]

GPU approaching? diff has just doubled in last hour

[5m4ru]

GPU approaching? diff has just doubled in last hour

Botnet power ^^ haha say godbay BBR mining

[truckythin]

no public pool, diff doubled in hour, hahaha clearly no way for end-users