callmejack
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August 21, 2014, 07:51:20 PM Last edit: August 21, 2014, 08:03:47 PM by callmejack |
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Hey guys, need some clarification here. When mining, all the plot files you have are read in order to check for shares, right?
Would this not then be HDD-speed limited, as eg. my drive does 150 MB/s, or 36 GB/4 minutes ?
i have nice monitor options and can say the speed is limited by the miner cpu. on a quad i7 i can opnly parse 10tb within the blocktime cause its single threaded and java is slow. therefore i have to spread the miner threads over 4 nodes in 4 threads with 8tb plots for each miner to stay below the blocktime with all plots.
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Prototyp
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August 21, 2014, 08:13:31 PM |
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Oh yes 10TB on plots to generate is really much easier to change a GPUminer/rig config. I need 7 Days an 6 Systems with 100% Load and many adjustments for my plots. The future electricity costs are lower, but the workload is higher.
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daWallet
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August 21, 2014, 08:16:46 PM |
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Anti-Babysit-Guide for the Windows Clock Hey Bursters, if you mining with a Windows machine, you must have your clock synchronized before mining. The problem is, that after some hours especially with heavy load, the windows clock isn't accurate anymore. I don't know where's the limit until you lose your Bursts but I don't want to babysit my clock and refresh it twice a day by hand. Here is my guide to get rid of this problem: Go to your Windows clock -> Settings -> Internet time -> and Change the Internet time server to "time.nist.gov" and refresh. (time.nist.gov seems to be the most accurate) Save the changes. Now it is syncronized, but won't refresh itself the next 100 hours (!). This could be a miner's nightmare Now click on the Windows Start button and type in the search line "regedit". Open in the registry (regedit.exe) and go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\w32time\Config\UpdateInterval There is the registry value in seconds of the refresh. Double-click on that and change the Basis from hexadecimal to decimal and change the value of 320000 (seconds) to a lower number: For example 3 hour refresh rate are "10800" seconds. Click "OK" and don't care about time-synchro anymore. Thank you for listening. BURST-J9F9-6LSJ-UFRY-EL5ZT
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github/dawallet Burst Client for Win & Burstcoin.biz
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 08:24:58 PM |
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Anti-Babysit-Guide for the Windows Clock Hey Bursters, if you mining with a Windows machine, you must have your clock synchronized before mining. The problem is, that after some hours especially with heavy load, the windows clock isn't accurate anymore. I don't know where's the limit until you lose your Bursts but I don't want to babysit my clock and refresh it twice a day by hand. Here is my guide to get rid of this problem: Go to your Windows clock -> Settings -> Internet time -> and Change the Internet time server to "time.nist.gov" and refresh. (time.nist.gov seems to be the most accurate) Save the changes. Now it is syncronized, but won't refresh itself the next 100 hours (!). This could be a miner's nightmare Now click on the Windows Start button and type in the search line "regedit". Open in the registry (regedit.exe) and go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\w32time\Config\UpdateInterval There is the registry value in seconds of the refresh. Double-click on that and change the Basis from hexadecimal to decimal and change the value of 320000 (seconds) to a lower number: For example 3 hour refresh rate are "10800" seconds. Click "OK" and don't care about time-synchro anymore. Thank you for listening. BURST-J9F9-6LSJ-UFRY-EL5ZT or just run this once: http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/little bit easier
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daWallet
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August 21, 2014, 08:30:05 PM |
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github/dawallet Burst Client for Win & Burstcoin.biz
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 08:52:56 PM |
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so true
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 09:01:16 PM |
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any exchange?
- yes, Asset Exchange with BURST Gateway. Burst For those, who want to trade BURST, I've created the BURST Gateway at the Nxt decentralized (= trustless) Asset Exchange (AE): BURST Gateway address: BURST-MCHC-LBKK-ZLZY-C3XL5 Asset Name: 1000BURSTAsset ID: 251006016744564741Each one asset represents 1000 BURST coins. You can check 1000BURST trading volumes here or here or here! To buy some BURST coins (1000BURST assets) just click on one of public Nxt nodes: ..... The trading volume is huge: https://nxtblocks.info/#section/assets_exchange/market/251006016744564741We are in top 10 among all assets at Asset Exchange: Name Weekly NXT Volume mgwBTC 5'343'988 NEMstake 1'553'075 MGW 627'989 Nxttycoin 331'763 sharkfund0 307'544 InstantDEX 185'345 jl777hodl 170'622 nXtGenGHS 109'890 Coinomat1 108'237 1000BURST 98'363 1000FIM 85'878 Don't miss the party! Let's make some BURST now !easy way to access the whole thing: https://trade.secureae.com/#251006016744564741
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WolfOf
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August 21, 2014, 09:27:50 PM |
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This is a bug with the pool "height": "3685", "generationSignature": "9bd5da3cc9b3fb121c127b3c45c6fde08c15ccc0c3466216895c58 4f60946e6a", "baseTarget": "44167161", "targetDeadline": "50000" } Found pool share: 10406155859111000893:7353188 { "height": "3686", "generationSignature": "1db4189d2f9953a453d6a8112f181903c3a9c450c6f398c310e46a 63a9808589", "baseTarget": "43237617", "targetDeadline": "50000" } { "height": "3687", "generationSignature": "ee349b98ae43868a21f6022372783159109b015b60c669c385c6ef ac0329f08b", "baseTarget": "42162800", "targetDeadline": "50000" } Submitting shares to pool Received share/s { "height": "3688", "generationSignature": "70d28800c606bc2d1e9166c3ffd281c962d337a061126c9783ff8d 63b401947a", "baseTarget": "42355117", "targetDeadline": "50000" } Share not accepted, because this blocks were really fast
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LosingCoins
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August 21, 2014, 09:34:04 PM |
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Read the forum and I have a few questions.
First, I have a 10tb system that I want to dedicate to mining burst. So I need to generate plots to fill up each drive before mining? So I need to run POCMiner on each HDD?
I have not been able to find any information in terms of returns on mining BURST (TB/BURST). Can someone who is currently mining post some their results?
All in all its a very interesting project and I would like to give it a shot.
Thank you.
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Irontiga
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August 21, 2014, 09:37:16 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
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ReDPoiSoN
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August 21, 2014, 09:44:11 PM |
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Read the forum and I have a few questions.
First, I have a 10tb system that I want to dedicate to mining burst. So I need to generate plots to fill up each drive before mining? So I need to run POCMiner on each HDD?
I have not been able to find any information in terms of returns on mining BURST (TB/BURST). Can someone who is currently mining post some their results?
All in all its a very interesting project and I would like to give it a shot.
Thank you.
You need to generate plots for each drive, yes, but during this process you can also mine with them, in this case you will read in the miner windows a reading error, but don't worry, it doesn't affect mining! Be carefull, don't overlap the plots (read in the how-to)! Even if they are on different hard drives! You need to run 1 wallet server and 1 miner on each drive where you want to mine! For now, there isn't a calculator, I can tell you my results: with 3,2 TB, in the last 24h I've hit 3 blocks!
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 09:45:31 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
that happened to me to. I had to adjust the pool IP and port. (in the mine.bat) You need to have it like this on the last part of the line: http://198.199.103.145:8121any extra spaces or colons will break it.
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 09:52:46 PM |
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just 200GB of plots for the pool and I have already received over 1000 BURST. Loving the pool.
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LosingCoins
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August 21, 2014, 09:55:35 PM |
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Read the forum and I have a few questions.
First, I have a 10tb system that I want to dedicate to mining burst. So I need to generate plots to fill up each drive before mining? So I need to run POCMiner on each HDD?
I have not been able to find any information in terms of returns on mining BURST (TB/BURST). Can someone who is currently mining post some their results?
All in all its a very interesting project and I would like to give it a shot.
Thank you.
You need to generate plots for each drive, yes, but during this process you can also mine with them, in this case you will read in the miner windows a reading error, but don't worry, it doesn't affect mining! Be carefull, don't overlap the plots (read in the how-to)! Even if they are on different hard drives! You need to run 1 wallet server and 1 miner on each drive where you want to mine! For now, there isn't a calculator, I can tell you my results: with 3,2 TB, in the last 24h I've hit 3 blocks! Thanks for the great info. Im trying to work on getting this setup tonight!
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ReDPoiSoN
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August 21, 2014, 09:56:51 PM |
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Read the forum and I have a few questions.
First, I have a 10tb system that I want to dedicate to mining burst. So I need to generate plots to fill up each drive before mining? So I need to run POCMiner on each HDD?
I have not been able to find any information in terms of returns on mining BURST (TB/BURST). Can someone who is currently mining post some their results?
All in all its a very interesting project and I would like to give it a shot.
Thank you.
You need to generate plots for each drive, yes, but during this process you can also mine with them, in this case you will read in the miner windows a reading error, but don't worry, it doesn't affect mining! Be carefull, don't overlap the plots (read in the how-to)! Even if they are on different hard drives! You need to run 1 wallet server and 1 miner on each drive where you want to mine! For now, there isn't a calculator, I can tell you my results: with 3,2 TB, in the last 24h I've hit 3 blocks! Thanks for the great info. Im trying to work on getting this setup tonight! If you need something more specific, here we are! Happy mining!
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Irontiga
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August 21, 2014, 09:57:45 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
that happened to me to. I had to adjust the pool IP and port. (in the mine.bat) You need to have it like this on the last part of the line: http://198.199.103.145:8121any extra spaces or colons will break it. I have, and no luck.
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BChydro
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August 21, 2014, 10:00:46 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
Change your mine.bat to this: java -cp pocminer_pool.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer_pool.POCMiner mine http://127.0.0.1:8125 http://198.199.103.145:8121then try running it
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Irontiga
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August 21, 2014, 10:04:32 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
Change your mine.bat to this: java -cp pocminer_pool.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer_pool.POCMiner mine http://127.0.0.1:8125 http://198.199.103.145:8121then try running it Nope, still same error
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 10:05:03 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
that happened to me to. I had to adjust the pool IP and port. (in the mine.bat) You need to have it like this on the last part of the line: http://198.199.103.145:8121any extra spaces or colons will break it. I have, and no luck. did you edit the mine.bat?
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neite99
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August 21, 2014, 10:06:15 PM |
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Hey, no matter what i do, i just get
error: unable to get mining info from wallet
burst is definitely running, and i got an address to generate blocks and mine from from the pool.
Change your mine.bat to this: java -cp pocminer_pool.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer_pool.POCMiner mine http://127.0.0.1:8125 http://198.199.103.145:8121then try running it Nope, still same error If that is the case then its likely that the port is being blocked. Are you behind a firewall?
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