[ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.3.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 9 Years Old

[Mario241077]

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[Mario241077]

i work without stakemindepth=10000 minersleep=500 and have more as 6000 inputs and it's running with low CPU usage

so i can run two wallets on one computer, one has more as 6000 inputs and the other more as 2000 inputs

-stakemindepth is 10000 (confirmations) and -minersleep is 500 (milliseconds) by default, but if you increase -minersleep to 1000 or even higher, it will be fine at slightly lower CPU utilisation. It searches 60 seconds back every time, so iterating your stake miner every 0.5 second or 1 second doesn't make any real difference.

can i set minersleep to 0??


edit:
ok I've tried it, the CPU load increases significantly at 0

[ghostlander]

i work without stakemindepth=10000 minersleep=500 and have more as 6000 inputs and it's running with low CPU usage

so i can run two wallets on one computer, one has more as 6000 inputs and the other more as 2000 inputs

-stakemindepth is 10000 (confirmations) and -minersleep is 500 (milliseconds) by default, but if you increase -minersleep to 1000 or even higher, it will be fine at slightly lower CPU utilisation. It searches 60 seconds back every time, so iterating your stake miner every 0.5 second or 1 second doesn't make any real difference.

can i set minersleep to 0??

You better don't   Stake miner will eat 100% of a single core and make your client unresponsive.

[Mario241077]

i work without stakemindepth=10000 minersleep=500 and have more as 6000 inputs and it's running with low CPU usage

so i can run two wallets on one computer, one has more as 6000 inputs and the other more as 2000 inputs

-stakemindepth is 10000 (confirmations) and -minersleep is 500 (milliseconds) by default, but if you increase -minersleep to 1000 or even higher, it will be fine at slightly lower CPU utilisation. It searches 60 seconds back every time, so iterating your stake miner every 0.5 second or 1 second doesn't make any real difference.

can i set minersleep to 0??

You better don't  Stake miner will eat 100% of a single core and make your client unresponsive.

i have set to 250.... but stakemindepth=10000 I have omitted. otherwise the Staking inputs  reduce to 0 min. and weighing, 92574 coin days to ~ 70000 coin days

edit:

 sorry i I had put stakemindepth=20,000! at 10,000 everything is ok;)

[Mario241077]

if i set stakemindepth=0 ist the miner able for all inputs right?

[Mario241077]

READY NEOSCRYPT POOL!!!

http://www.dnb.io/

[ghostlander]

if i set stakemindepth=0 ist the miner able for all inputs right?

All above -minstakinginput in value which is 1 ORB by default.

[zeewolf]

I have problem compiling latest release (neoscrypt) of daemon on RaspberryPi : http://pastebin.com/DSsBJ9jK

Edit: Looks like neoscrypt doesn't support anything other that SSE2 processors, not ARM am I right ?

[ghostlander]

I have problem compiling latest release (neoscrypt) of daemon on RaspberryPi : http://pastebin.com/DSsBJ9jK

Edit: Looks like neoscrypt doesn't support anything other that SSE2 processors, not ARM am I right ?

The assembly code requires MMX at least, but it shouldn't be a problem on x86 manufactured after 1997. There is no ARM support currently, so remove -DASM from your Makefile to use the reference C code only.

[zeewolf]

The assembly code requires MMX at least, but it shouldn't be a problem on x86 manufactured after 1997. There is no ARM support currently, so remove -DASM from your Makefile to use the reference C code only.

Thanks! It helped.

[ghostlander]

There may be a short downtime on the block explorer at the switch time later today. I need to upgrade the block hash verification module (Scrypt to BLAKE2s).

UPDATE: Upgrade complete with a customised module and a very short downtime. By the way, Orbitcoin is the 1st coin to use BLAKE2s for block hashing. About 6x faster than SHA-256d with a comparable security margin in keyed mode.

[ghostlander]

Orbitcoin has switched to NeoScrypt just half an hour ago. To celebrate this and deal with a bit high PoW difficulty after switching from Scrypt, here we have some bounties:

1) 100 ORB to whoever mines the 1st NeoScrypt PoW block;
2) 10 ORB for each of 50 following NeoScrypt PoW blocks.

You also get the usual block reward of 1 ORB. Solo mine or join our pool http://dnb.io

Have fun!

UPDATE: The 1st ORB NeoScrypt block #1010099 was found by phantom at dnb.io pool. Congratulations

[Butoeskor]

Hi, im new in this coin and need information. If i download the wallet (last version) for work with that wallet doing stake (for to see your performance...). What amount aprox of coins (ORB) i need for stake? I need any amount 20, 50, 100 for i can beginning work POS. How many time of madurations for blocks and stake time. I need examples pls. Thanks for all.

[ghostlander]

Hi, im new in this coin and need information. If i download the wallet (last version) for work with that wallet doing stake (for to see your performance...). What amount aprox of coins (ORB) i need for stake? I need any amount 20, 50, 100 for i can beginning work POS. How many time of madurations for blocks and stake time. I need examples pls. Thanks for all.

You need 20 ORB at least to start with. If you pool mine, make sure that withdrawals to your wallet are no less than 20 ORB each. This is the optimal input value, though your wallet will manage coins while staking on its own to keep them in range of 20 to 40 ORB per input.

[Miner-TE]

Now that we are on neoscrypt ...  Anyone have a sgminier config for a HD5870?

[Ptah]

Now that we are on neoscrypt ...  Anyone have a sgminier config for a HD5870?

cgminer 3.7.8
http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/cgminer-3.7.8-neoscrypt.zip
and CL for hd5xxx-6xxx
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53187180/neoscrypt140909.cl


my conf for 6970:
cgminer --neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://dnb.io:3256 -u x.x -p x -I 14 -w 64 -g 2 -d 0

~50kh/s

[Miner-TE]

Now that we are on neoscrypt ...  Anyone have a sgminier config for a HD5870?

cgminer 3.7.8
http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/cgminer-3.7.8-neoscrypt.zip
and CL for hd5xxx-6xxx
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53187180/neoscrypt140909.cl


my conf for 6970:
cgminer --neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://dnb.io:3256 -u x.x -p x -I 14 -w 64 -g 2 -d 0

~50kh/s

Thanks for that ... Up and running on a 5870 at ~30kh/s

System crashes if i go above I11.  Anyone know what the best benchmark for a 5870 is with neoscrypt?

[ghostlander]

Now that we are on neoscrypt ...  Anyone have a sgminier config for a HD5870?

cgminer 3.7.8
http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/cgminer-3.7.8-neoscrypt.zip
and CL for hd5xxx-6xxx
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/53187180/neoscrypt140909.cl


my conf for 6970:
cgminer --neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://dnb.io:3256 -u x.x -p x -I 14 -w 64 -g 2 -d 0

~50kh/s

Thanks for that ... Up and running on a 5870 at ~30kh/s

System crashes if i go above I11.  Anyone know what the best benchmark for a 5870 is with neoscrypt?

It should be able to do -I13 on any OpenCL capable video card. It equals to thread concurrency of 2^13 = 8192. 32Kb of global memory per thread required, hence 256Mb consumed. -w 256 or 128 or 64 doesn't matter much now. It's how many threads per work group. You may not increase intensity on the fly due to memory allocation (out of allocated memory = HW errors), but you can decrease it and increase again up to the initial value.

HD6970 = ~50KH/s
HD6750 (HD5750) = ~23KH/s

It also depends on drivers. Catalyst 12.8 to 13.4 seem to do the best for these cards.

[Arsenay]

Hi
where to find the block explorer for Orbitcoin ?

[Mario241077]

Hi
where to find the block explorer for Orbitcoin ?

here

http://atlas.phoenixcoin.org:1080/