Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 03:50:53 AM |
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Yeah, I painted myself into that corner didn't I - to prove you wrong I have to answer the questions I'd answer for anyone except you.
Fine.
Question A:
A nonce = 262144 bytes. Number of nonces in a file = <file size> / 262144 => Rename file to: <user_id>_<start_nonce>_<Filesize / 262144>_ <stagger>
Question B.
FileA and FileB must be contiguous and have the same stagger, and then:
Copy /b fileA+fileB FileC del FileA del FileB ren FileC <user_id>_<start_nonce_from_FileA>_<nonces_in_FileA+nonces_in_FileB>_<stagger>
Thank you! That would mean I have to have double of space. Which I can do with the next hard disk I buy. Is there another way to combine these two files? How do I know WHICH nonces are in a file? As said, the plotting crashed. I saw that it was not at a writing cycle. What if it would be during the write cycle?. Then I would have to split the file first in the first nonces and discard the rest. Then continue to plot from that point.
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haitch
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March 26, 2015, 03:53:06 AM Last edit: March 26, 2015, 04:18:01 AM by haitch |
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Oh, btw - Elmit has refused to answer some key questions about his Petabyte asset a) How big is his plot ? b) How many shares of the asset has he sold? c) Can he proof [sic] he actually has this petabyte of drives?
Is anyone able to verify his claims ?
Thanks.
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haitch
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March 26, 2015, 03:58:49 AM |
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Yeah, I painted myself into that corner didn't I - to prove you wrong I have to answer the questions I'd answer for anyone except you.
Fine.
Question A:
A nonce = 262144 bytes. Number of nonces in a file = <file size> / 262144 => Rename file to: <user_id>_<start_nonce>_<Filesize / 262144>_ <stagger>
Question B.
FileA and FileB must be contiguous and have the same stagger, and then:
Copy /b fileA+fileB FileC del FileA del FileB ren FileC <user_id>_<start_nonce_from_FileA>_<nonces_in_FileA+nonces_in_FileB>_<stagger>
Thank you! That would mean I have to have double of space. Which I can do with the next hard disk I buy. Is there another way to combine these two files? As much as it pains me to answer your questions ...... Not without a tool to do so. Such a tool might already exist, but my plotter doesn't crash, so not looked for one. I could write you one for, I dunno .... 1M burst? How do I know WHICH nonces are in a file? As said, the plotting crashed. I saw that it was not at a writing cycle.
You know the starting nonce, nonces are written sequentially, you know how many were written, 1st grade math. What if it would be during the write cycle?. Then I would have to split the file first in the first nonces and discard the rest. Then continue to plot from that point.
Depends on your miner - some will read the good nonces, some will reject the whole file. A plot repair tool is easy to write. Again - 1M burst?
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yellowduck2
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March 26, 2015, 05:21:28 AM |
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voted. I strongly suggest others who have not vote cast a vote of confident for burst !
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bobafett
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March 26, 2015, 07:01:29 AM |
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Great... 9 to be first. come on guys, this is reachable.
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sellbuy
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March 26, 2015, 07:30:11 AM |
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HardInvest Pays, PetaByte pays - people buying a 1TB harddisk instead of 1 Petabyte Asset would get a better ROI. BTW - How big is your plot now ?
And like I said, I admire Tiga's and Crow's tolerance of you - I'm about to lose mine.
Calc.exe calculates numbers that a teacher of Burstcoin would be aware of. cmd.exe does file manipulation and concatenation amongst other miraculous things. As for my Teacher, they would admit that I correctly and accurately answered the questions asked. Any reasonable person basically aware with Burstcoin mining and the use of computers would agree that a self proclaimed expert in/teacher of, burstcoin should not need to ask those questions.
Did you actually read the question? Did you understand the question? Yes, perfectly. So how do you distinguish WHICH nonce is in the file? I cannot find a way to do that with a calculator. TEACH me how to do that!!!
No. How can I combine two plotfiles? calc nor cmd would tell me. TEACH me how to do that!!!
Using DOS commands. No. So, do you know the answers, yes or no, can you reveal them here please?
Yes. No. The answer is clear: YOU DO NOT KNOW IT!!!! Yeah, I painted myself into that corner didn't I - to prove you wrong I have to answer the questions I'd answer for anyone except you. Fine. Question A: A nonce = 262144 bytes. Number of nonces in a file = <file size> / 262144 => Rename file to: <user_id>_<start_nonce>_<Filesize / 262144>_ <stagger> Question B. FileA and FileB must be contiguous and have the same stagger, and then: Copy /b fileA+fileB FileC del FileA del FileB ren FileC <user_id>_<start_nonce_from_FileA>_<nonces_in_FileA+nonces_in_FileB>_<stagger> So will you now retract your: "YOU DO NOT KNOW IT!!!!" statement. I answered the self proclaimed expert on Burstcoin and OS's questions he could not answer. So am I smarter than you? ;-) you will get corrupted, not mineable files
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Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 08:19:40 AM |
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So will you now retract your: "YOU DO NOT KNOW IT!!!!" statement. I answered the self proclaimed expert on Burstcoin and OS's questions he could not answer.
So am I smarter than you? ;-)
I am still speechless. Yes you are so much smarter than me. I wonder why you needed first to hide that you are smart. Why did you make the impression that you did not want to answer? I just wonder, I do not really want an answer ;-)
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Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 08:21:50 AM |
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you will get corrupted, not mineable files
That what I was expecting!
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Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 08:32:43 AM |
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Oh, btw - Elmit has refused to answer some key questions about his Petabyte asset a) How big is his plot ? b) How many shares of the asset has he sold? c) Can he proof [sic] he actually has this petabyte of drives?
Is anyone able to verify his claims ?
Thanks.
I answer exactly as you always do: Look at the blockchain. There you can find how much PetaByte was sold. There you also you can find how much hard disk space this equals to. And that much space I have (plus/minus fractions of harddisk) I could not get 0.0001 TB hard disks ;-) According to your hint, calc.exe can give you all the answers! WE do PAYOUT, ... even that you can see in the blockchain. You are so much smarter than me, so it is easy to find out. If not, ask the Phisher team.
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Jamil.Kamil
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March 26, 2015, 08:44:18 AM |
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Technology inventing always new. HDD fantastic for us new mining....
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Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 09:01:30 AM |
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I wonder if there is /will be another HDD mining clone
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bobafett
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March 26, 2015, 09:22:59 AM |
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I wonder if there is /will be another HDD mining clone not until now. maidsafe and storj are comming. but they are not native hdd mining systems.....
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equipoise
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March 26, 2015, 09:51:00 AM |
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^Didn't someone said in this thread he'll make a Cryptonote with PoC mining?
Edit: Someone have a link? I can't find it now.
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Grim
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March 26, 2015, 10:03:24 AM Last edit: March 26, 2015, 10:37:57 AM by Grim |
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Is the insane high memory usage (leak) in win 7 fixed yet? (latest blago miner)
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bobafett
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March 26, 2015, 10:43:01 AM |
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it is.
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yellowduck2
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March 26, 2015, 11:17:15 AM |
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I wonder if there is /will be another HDD mining clone they can clone the coin but they can't clone the developer. What make burst an awesome coin is the developer who make things possible
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tex81
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March 26, 2015, 11:55:31 AM Last edit: March 26, 2015, 12:07:23 PM by tex81 |
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I have a question about Flow chart of the process. Why plot chunk (scoop) is 32-bytes in size? Isn`t it 64?
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Russia
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Elmit
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March 26, 2015, 12:01:58 PM |
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I look at http://burstcoin.eu/poolsWhen I follow the link to the pool, I see other numbers of "Active Miner" E.g., for burst.ninja it shows 93, but on their web site it says 272 "Miners" for cryptomining.farm it shows 266, but on their web site it says 1237 "Total Miners" for mininghere.com it shows 39 and on their web site it says 39 "Total Miners" How are these numbers calculated?
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tex81
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March 26, 2015, 12:14:48 PM Last edit: March 26, 2015, 12:34:45 PM by tex81 |
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Maybe big number is total number of reward recipients (with dead accounts)?
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Russia
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