[ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000

[ReDPoiSoN]

I have a remote machine with Ubuntu 14.04

I'm a complete newbie on linux. If someone can help me step by step I'll give 10'000 Burst when miner is running! I'm on freenode in the channel #Burstcoin, with the same username! Query me and let's start!

I've really helped the community with windows in my language, you can check here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=739507.0, but now I need help from linux experts!


EDIT: Found! Thanks!

[kainus78]

@Dev
are there any problems on the pool?
Last transaction I can see is today at 09.47 am European Time.
I know someone else have got same problem.

Please advise.

[daWallet]

@Dev
are there any problems on the pool?
Last transaction I can see is today at 09.47 am European Time.
I know someone else have got same problem.

Please advise.

Could be bad luck or something broke there.

[sanbashiyi]

i gusee price will go rocket soon ,

[daWallet]

What a relief, the pool works 

[jzhoulon]

What a relief, the pool works 

is v2 work now? how to join it?

[kenshirothefist]

I have a couple of questions:

a) Does the effectiveness/performance of mining BURST depends on disk speed, disk size, both of them or also something else? If yes, are there any reference/baseline performance numbers?

b)

dcct's plot generator(twice the speed, linux only): https://bchain.info/plotgenerator.tgz
Plot range checker: https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/overlap (thanks to dcct)
Plot merge tool(significantly reduce disk stress. linux only): https://bchain.info/merge.c (thanks to dcct)

Can somebody explain how can I actually use these performance tips, where and how do I use these files (on CentOS Linux)?

Thanks!

[daWallet]

What a relief, the pool works  

is v2 work now? how to join it?

No, I was talking about the old experimental one. Sorry.

[jzhoulon]

What a relief, the pool works  

is v2 work now? how to join it?

No, I was talking about the old experimental one. Sorry.

  no matter

[daWallet]

I have a couple of questions:

a) Does the effectiveness/performance of mining BURST depends on disk speed, disk size, both of them or also something else? If yes, are there any reference/baseline performance numbers?

b)

dcct's plot generator(twice the speed, linux only): https://bchain.info/plotgenerator.tgz
Plot range checker: https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/overlap (thanks to dcct)
Plot merge tool(significantly reduce disk stress. linux only): https://bchain.info/merge.c (thanks to dcct)

Can somebody explain how can I actually use these performance tips, where and how do I use these files (on CentOS Linux)?

Thanks!

a) disk speed doesnt matter, disk size (plot size) is your hashrate.

b) if you plot your files with in order, you don't need a range checker. The merge tool I never used.  The plot generator you have to unzip and compile in the terminal of your linux. You will find the solution out there or in dcct's posts.

[dreampursuing]

is pool ok with wallet 1.0.3 ?
I have delete my wallet 1.0.2 ,who can give me a 1.0.2 link?

[tibolt]

how can i configure miner to use less memory and more disk read? i am planning to use 10TB space with 8191 stagger size. or should i use lower stagger size?

[ReDPoiSoN]

I have a remote machine with Ubuntu 14.04

I'm a complete newbie on linux. If someone can help me step by step I'll give 10'000 Burst when miner is running! I'm on freenode in the channel #Burstcoin, with the same username! Query me and let's start!

I've really helped the community with windows in my language, you can check here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=739507.0, but now I need help from linux experts!


EDIT: Found! Thanks!

dcct helped me! Sent his bounty! Transaction 15149085462339868855

Again, Thanks!

[timk225]

What do plot files look like?  What is being written to the hard drives?

If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see?  A hell of a lot of numbers?

[AnonymousEconomist]

What do plot files look like?  What is being written to the hard drives?

If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see?  A hell of a lot of numbers?

You will see Barney, the friendly, purple dinosaur.

He will proceed to tell you how happy you are as a family.

[jzhoulon]

What do plot files look like?  What is being written to the hard drives?

If we could open the plot files on the screen, what would we see?  A hell of a lot of numbers?

You will see Barney, the friendly, purple dinosaur.

He will proceed to tell you how happy you are as a family.

i don't care what you can see in the screen , i am only interesting why you have no sense of shame 

[BChydro]

Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park

[dreampursuing]

Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park

is the pool working well,   always show: no valid shares submit to the poll What's the problem.......

[dcct]

i don't care what you can see in the screen , i am only interesting why you have no sense of shame 

Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of Hashes of ..., sliced and sorted and labeled.

[BChydro]

Pool is just knocking blocks out of the park

is the pool working well,   always show: no valid shares submit to the poll What's the problem.......

Yup, that's normal. Even with 1TB of plots pointed at the pool, you'll only find a share to submit to the pool occasionally.