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Author Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000  (Read 2170602 times)
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September 22, 2015, 08:27:55 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.
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September 22, 2015, 08:40:06 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?
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September 22, 2015, 09:14:45 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?

I doubt dcct-miner will work because it's made for 64bit architecture as far as I know. You have to use burstdev's original java tools (pocminer, pocminerpool) for your Pi. You shouldn't download the whole blockchain with your pi also because it will take too much CPU for a long time (Due to extracting the received blockchain maybe).

Kartojal started to port uray's miner to ARM architecture... but he never came back from vacation. Wink

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September 22, 2015, 10:24:34 AM
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Would it be possible to install BURST-qt on a Raspberry Pi 2 ? Also I'd to mine with it, but how ? Can I use Blago's miner ? Do I need to have BURST-qt installed ? Can a Linux pro help me ?

Burst wallet can run on an rpi, it's written in java.

You'll need to use linux tools, so dawallet's thing won't help you, nor will blago's, both are windows only. All the origanl burst tools in java will work, and some newer dcct and dcct based stuff are good as well.

That's exactly what I don't know  Cheesy. I always used Blago's miner. Maybe it's a newbie question but what is dcct  Huh ? Can I mine on burst.ninja and make the earnings sent to my Windows computer ?

I doubt dcct-miner will work because it's made for 64bit architecture as far as I know. You have to use burstdev's original java tools (pocminer, pocminerpool) for your Pi. You shouldn't download the whole blockchain with your pi also because it will take too much CPU for a long time (Due to extracting the received blockchain maybe).

Kartojal started to port uray's miner to ARM architecture... but he never came back from vacation. Wink

If I shouldn't download the whole blockchain, that mean that I don't need it ? So it's possible to mine on burst.ninja and to send my earnings to my Windows computer ?
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September 22, 2015, 10:59:17 AM
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If I shouldn't download the whole blockchain, that mean that I don't need it ? So it's possible to mine on burst.ninja and to send my earnings to my Windows computer ?

1) You don't need the wallet to mine on burst.ninja

2) As long as you plot using the same account ID as on your windows computer, yes, that's where your earnings will go(but wallets are not stored anywhere, they're 100% just their passphrase, so you can use your passphrase on any computer)
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September 22, 2015, 12:46:48 PM
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I need help with Plotting on my GPU.

How do I decide:

1.Whats my START Nonce?
2.Number of Plots?
3. Plot Size?

This is my Account number: 16371467606015770000 (some digits have been modified for securtiy)

This is my Graphic Card:

 http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670894.jpg

This is my Hardrive:
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670896.jpg

This is my Plotfile on my existing 2TB drive:
16371467606015770000_700000001_7628544_4032

Please let me know how to start plotting with gpuPlotGenerator Winx64 4.0.3! Thanks, I will send 50 BURST for the correct answer!
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September 22, 2015, 05:08:52 PM
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Feel free to test my new faucet:

http://burst.mininghere.com/faucet.php

Ing. Ronald Wiplinger (@ ELMIT)   Blog and pools: http://mininghere.com  CAT info at: https://cat.elmit.com  Tel.: (O) +886 (0)2--2623-3117, (M) +886 (0) 988--70-77-42, Telegram: @RonaldPhone
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September 22, 2015, 07:05:02 PM
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I need help with Plotting on my GPU.

How do I decide:

1.Whats my START Nonce?
2.Number of Plots?
3. Plot Size?

This is my Account number: 16371467606015770000 (some digits have been modified for securtiy)

This is my Graphic Card:

 http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670894.jpg

This is my Hardrive:
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670896.jpg

This is my Plotfile on my existing 2TB drive:
16371467606015770000_700000001_7628544_4032

Please let me know how to start plotting with gpuPlotGenerator Winx64 4.0.3! Thanks, I will send 50 BURST for the correct answer!

1. Your start nonce is the nonce that the computer reads. It could be 0 or 10000000000. Your plots should not share nonces, all shared nonces are wasted space
2. You can use a nonce calculator www.bsom.org/noncecalc/ This is how i do it. Sorry i couldn't give you a better answer
3.Plot size is just the size of your plot. Higher = better deadlines. I really don't know what to say here?
If you need help with the plotter you can follow this
Just remember that everything inside " THIS " needs to be the exact same "tHIs iS" is not "this is" or "THIS IS"
Step 1
Open the folder you have gpuPlotGenerator.exe inside, when inside shift click on the background and then open command console
Step 2
Type "gpuPlotGenerator.exe listPlatforms" and note your GPU id.
Step 3
Type "gpuPlotGenerator.exe listDevices [Id from step 2]" remove the [] and put id from step 2 inside, note the "Id" at the top and "Global memory size" in mb. 1 gb = 1024 2 = 2048 and so on.
Step 4
Type "gpuPlotGenerator.exe setup" Then type "3" and get your notes ready
Step 5
Type "[id from step 2]", then type "[Id from step 3]", remove [] again
Step 6
Type "[Gobal memory size in mb]" then type “256" , remove [] again. *I recommend to set it to 256, if you know what you are doing edit it
Step 7
This is the tricky part, if you use your GPU for display i recommend to put it ok low. This is how hard the work is, if you set it high you might get a reboot, low it might take forever. I have it at 64 or 32. Higher and my computer reboot. Type "[Your workload]", remove [] again
Step 8
Set up your plot type "gpuPlotGenerator generate buffer [FileLocation_AccoundNumberId_StartNonce_NonceNumber_StaggerSize]" StaggerSize is in mb, and may not get above your "Global memory size" in mb
Hope i could help. I will make a video about this then i get time for it. If you want to help me plz consider a donation.
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September 22, 2015, 10:38:08 PM
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I need help with Plotting on my GPU.

How do I decide:

1.Whats my START Nonce?
2.Number of Plots?
3. Plot Size?

This is my Account number: 16371467606015770000 (some digits have been modified for securtiy)

This is my Graphic Card:

 

This is my Hardrive:
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL473/10806159/24675080/411670896.jpg

This is my Plotfile on my existing 2TB drive:
16371467606015770000_700000001_7628544_4032

Please let me know how to start plotting with gpuPlotGenerator Winx64 4.0.3! Thanks, I will send 50 BURST for the correct answer!



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September 23, 2015, 01:54:11 AM
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Feel free to test my new faucet:

http://burst.mininghere.com/faucet.php

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Copy one of the following tweets:

#MiningHere Thank you for giving me free BURSTs to mine at: burst . mininghere . com *BURST-FRDZ-SDVY-RQND-DV6UH

#MiningHere Thank you very much for giving me free BURSTs to mine at: burst . mininghere . com *BURST-FRDZ-SDVY-RQND-DV6UH

Paste the tweet to your Twitter here
Within a minute we will detect your tweet and send 4 BURSTs to your wallet (BURST-FRDZ-SDVY-RQND-DV6UH).

Follow the instructions How to mine at Burst.MiningHere.Com

That's not a faucet ... it's a really cheap spam campaign for Elmits mining pool of theft ....

Keeping it classy Elmit.

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September 23, 2015, 02:31:52 AM
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Elmit,

You and Bin Laden - such a classy pair .... should have figured a bottom feeder like you would admire him, you can't do any better than parrot his slander ?

Oh, and BTW -

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Ronald-Wiplinger/internet/Ronald-Wiplinger-elmitcom-Ronald-agreed-to-complete-our-internet-sites-in-three-months-M-600875





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September 23, 2015, 02:49:52 AM
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Elmit,

You and Bin Laden - such a classy pair .... should have figured a bottom feeder like you would admire him, you can't do any better than parrot his slander ?

Oh, and BTW -

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Ronald-Wiplinger/internet/Ronald-Wiplinger-elmitcom-Ronald-agreed-to-complete-our-internet-sites-in-three-months-M-600875





Headache, headache,

You are just an i***t

I am not sure why you mention me with the best programmer I know in this forum.

I don't understand, why YOUR OWN WORDs are SLANDER? While you quote unverified web sites!!!
The site you quote is famous for extortion to be de-listed from their lie site.

Quoting over and over lies does not make it a truth. OR do you have any knowledge about the case you quote?
You are a coward, a child porn enterprise operator, a bot net operator and an i***t.


As said before, PLEASE do us all a favour and leave us here alone with BURST. Bother the Singapore water department again. Or talk with your imaginary friend in Singapore.

Ing. Ronald Wiplinger (@ ELMIT)   Blog and pools: http://mininghere.com  CAT info at: https://cat.elmit.com  Tel.: (O) +886 (0)2--2623-3117, (M) +886 (0) 988--70-77-42, Telegram: @RonaldPhone
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September 23, 2015, 02:57:23 AM
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Feel free to test my new faucet:

http://burst.mininghere.com/faucet.php

Purpose of this faucet is to get initial coins to mine on a pool, preferable on my pool of course!

There is no need to check your IP for abuse, no nonsense capture to struggle with.
There is only one payment possible per BURST address!

Stay tuned, we got more surprises soon.

Ing. Ronald Wiplinger (@ ELMIT)   Blog and pools: http://mininghere.com  CAT info at: https://cat.elmit.com  Tel.: (O) +886 (0)2--2623-3117, (M) +886 (0) 988--70-77-42, Telegram: @RonaldPhone
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September 23, 2015, 03:10:00 AM
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What is the relationship of the DevPool and the Developer team?
It is for me strange, that the "developer" cannot code anymore, but still run a pool!
I also wonder about this pool having the highest balance.


Code:
Pool Statistics
Current time: 2015-09-23 03:02:40 UTC
Block: 145,750
Difficulty: 7,328
Est. Networksize (PB): 7.6839916823289

BURST.MiningHere.com
Pool balance: 86,291
Registered Miners: 537

burst.ninja
Pool balance: 19,850
Registered Miners: 418

burst.poolto.be
Pool balance: 3,779
Registered Miners: 257

cryptomining.farm
Pool balance: 178,750
Registered Miners: 1,597

DevPool v2
Pool balance: 601,809
Registered Miners: 557

mining.tompool.org
Pool balance: 308
Registered Miners: 57

pool.blago
Pool balance: 608
Registered Miners: 118

pool.burstcoin.de
Pool balance: 25,634
Registered Miners: 127

pool.burstcoin.it
Pool balance: 39
Registered Miners: 56

Ing. Ronald Wiplinger (@ ELMIT)   Blog and pools: http://mininghere.com  CAT info at: https://cat.elmit.com  Tel.: (O) +886 (0)2--2623-3117, (M) +886 (0) 988--70-77-42, Telegram: @RonaldPhone
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September 23, 2015, 03:33:21 AM
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Elmit,

You and Bin Laden - such a classy pair .... should have figured a bottom feeder like you would admire him, you can't do any better than parrot his slander ?

Oh, and BTW -

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Ronald-Wiplinger/internet/Ronald-Wiplinger-elmitcom-Ronald-agreed-to-complete-our-internet-sites-in-three-months-M-600875






I am not sure why you mention me with the best botnet programmer I know in this forum whom I adore and worship his every post.

Quoting over and over lies does not make it a truth. OR do you have any knowledge about the case you quote?

No idea on the case other than what I read, and your threats to sue me every time I mention it.


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As said before, PLEASE do us all a favour and leave us here alone with BURST. Bother the Singapore water department again. Or talk with your imaginary friend in Singapore.

You and your colleague stop spamming, stop botnet mining, stop stealing mining funds. You asked a reasonable question last night, and I gave you a reasonable answer - I guess you're back off your meds tonight again though. Go take your meds. A (real) coin faucet doesn't require the recipient to spam twitter on your behalf (at a rate of 1/40th of a penny for spam). Start acting like you want to be part of this coin instead of an abuser of this coin.




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September 23, 2015, 03:46:40 AM
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What is the relationship of the DevPool and the Developer team?
It is for me strange, that the "developer" cannot code anymore, but still run a pool!
I also wonder about this pool having the highest balance.


Code:
Pool Statistics
Current time: 2015-09-23 03:02:40 UTC
Block: 145,750
Difficulty: 7,328
Est. Networksize (PB): 7.6839916823289

BURST.MiningHere.com
Pool balance: 86,291
Registered Miners: 537

burst.ninja
Pool balance: 19,850
Registered Miners: 418

burst.poolto.be
Pool balance: 3,779
Registered Miners: 257

cryptomining.farm
Pool balance: 178,750
Registered Miners: 1,597

DevPool v2
Pool balance: 601,809
Registered Miners: 557

mining.tompool.org
Pool balance: 308
Registered Miners: 57

pool.blago
Pool balance: 608
Registered Miners: 118

pool.burstcoin.de
Pool balance: 25,634
Registered Miners: 127

pool.burstcoin.it
Pool balance: 39
Registered Miners: 56

What I wonder about is why mininghere.com is no longer listed in the pools at  http://burstcoin.biz/pools? Did someone finally realize your pool is a scam and you're a thief ?




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September 23, 2015, 03:58:15 AM
 #23077

What is the relationship of the DevPool and the Developer team?
It is for me strange, that the "developer" cannot code anymore, but still run a pool!
I also wonder about this pool having the highest balance.


Code:
Pool Statistics
Current time: 2015-09-23 03:02:40 UTC
Block: 145,750
Difficulty: 7,328
Est. Networksize (PB): 7.6839916823289

BURST.MiningHere.com
Pool balance: 86,291
Registered Miners: 537

burst.ninja
Pool balance: 19,850
Registered Miners: 418

burst.poolto.be
Pool balance: 3,779
Registered Miners: 257

cryptomining.farm
Pool balance: 178,750
Registered Miners: 1,597

DevPool v2
Pool balance: 601,809
Registered Miners: 557

mining.tompool.org
Pool balance: 308
Registered Miners: 57

pool.blago
Pool balance: 608
Registered Miners: 118

pool.burstcoin.de
Pool balance: 25,634
Registered Miners: 127

pool.burstcoin.it
Pool balance: 39
Registered Miners: 56

What I wonder about is why mininghere.com is no longer listed in the pools at  http://burstcoin.biz/pools? Did someone finally realize your pool is a scam and you're a thief ?


Questions end with a "?"
Obviously you do not have an answer to the question I have.

Regarding your sentence, ending with "?"
You need to ask them how they select pools to be included. However, don't worry, my statistic is accurate and shows all known pools.
Maybe they have no means to gather the information anymore. Maybe they run out of resources. Read the thread here about the problems this site has.
It is not my problem. I got my statistics, I am happy with it and I share it sometimes.

Why not pick another pool to slander? Why do you always pick on mine? Why do you not just troll away!

Edited: And why is it so, that always when you pop up to slander, at the same time a tried DDOS attack is on the way to my pool? Do you think that is coincidence or CONTROLLED by YOUR BOTNET Huh? Weeks without, months without, just when you say something here, BANG.

I think it shows what character you have/are.

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September 23, 2015, 04:12:10 AM
Last edit: September 23, 2015, 04:37:02 AM by haitch
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What is the relationship of the DevPool and the Developer team?
It is for me strange, that the "developer" cannot code anymore, but still run a pool!
I also wonder about this pool having the highest balance.


Code:
Pool Statistics
Current time: 2015-09-23 03:02:40 UTC
Block: 145,750
Difficulty: 7,328
Est. Networksize (PB): 7.6839916823289

BURST.MiningHere.com
Pool balance: 86,291
Registered Miners: 537

burst.ninja
Pool balance: 19,850
Registered Miners: 418

burst.poolto.be
Pool balance: 3,779
Registered Miners: 257

cryptomining.farm
Pool balance: 178,750
Registered Miners: 1,597

DevPool v2
Pool balance: 601,809
Registered Miners: 557

mining.tompool.org
Pool balance: 308
Registered Miners: 57

pool.blago
Pool balance: 608
Registered Miners: 118

pool.burstcoin.de
Pool balance: 25,634
Registered Miners: 127

pool.burstcoin.it
Pool balance: 39
Registered Miners: 56

What I wonder about is why mininghere.com is no longer listed in the pools at  http://burstcoin.biz/pools? Did someone finally realize your pool is a scam and you're a thief ?


Questions end with a "?"
Obviously you do not have an answer to the question I have.

Regarding your sentence, ending with "?"
You need to ask them how they select pools to be included. However, don't worry, my statistic is accurate and shows all known pools.
Maybe they have no means to gather the information anymore. Maybe they run out of resources. Read the thread here about the problems this site has.
It is not my problem. I got my statistics, I am happy with it and I share it sometimes.

Why not pick another pool to slander? Why do you always pick on mine? Why do you not just troll away!

Edited: And why is it so, that always when you pop up to slander, at the same time a tried DDOS attack is on the way to my pool? Do you think that is coincidence or CONTROLLED by YOUR BOTNET Huh? Weeks without, months without, just when you say something here, BANG.

I think it shows what character you have/are.

1. Yes, questions end with a question mark - aka -> ?
1a. Yes I presume they understood your theft.
2. You don't know how to validate a BURST address but we should trust your stats on all the burst pools - ok.
1b. Maybe they don't want to list scamming, stealing, shitty pools any more. You showed all stats, until the stats showed you were failing to pay; then you took away showing payouts at all; and now you have a pool where you can get no stats on payouts or stats what so ever.
3. No slander - I want the thieving pool shutdown - I assume that realization is why you're no longer listed as a valid pool.
4. I have no botnet, or ddos attack service - it's you and your buddy that run the botnets. Please stop blaming me for your in-ability to maintain a spam site, a theft site and calling you out for the thief/scammer/spammer you are. Lets face it, your site is so far below the radar that no one would bother to DDOS it. The only customers you have are fellow spammers/scammers -and you don't seem to have obtained them ....







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September 23, 2015, 04:36:10 AM
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haitch and Elmit, for fuck sake, start your own damn thread arguing with each other, instead of yet again trashing this one.

Of course
, Elmit's "faucet" should not be listed as an official resource. Such posts should be deleted in a moderated thread, if we ever get one.
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September 23, 2015, 04:39:55 AM
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haitch and Elmit, for fuck sake, start your own damn thread arguing with each other, instead of yet again trashing this one.

Of course
, Elmit's "faucet" should not be listed as an official resource. Such posts should be deleted in a moderated thread, if we ever get one.

Yep,

Sorry, but any time a scammer like Elmit pops up offering a service that really actually hurts Burst - I'll slap him down.

He asked a non-insane question yesterday and I answered it, he made an insane post today - I'll bite .....




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