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[gigica viteazu`]

I like to share a little tool I wrote to increase stagger size for already finished plots. No more 8191 limit!

Its simple C code - for linux only - its short, so check & compile yourself.

https://bchain.info/merge.c

It does not hold everything in memory but seeks on disk to get the scoops.

version for Windows - https://www.dropbox .com/s/g4xs48y0505lu0u/merge.exe?dl=0

someone test? this is working fine?

it`s working as expected

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[n4ru]

So according to my calculations, every 1TB of space is equal to $2/day at current rates. Is this in line with other people's earnings?

[fabula]

So according to my calculations, every 1TB of space is equal to $2/day at current rates. Is this in line with other people's earnings?

More or less.
At current price yes.
But everyday diff increase.

[tex81]

hey guys.is there still that program that calculate your plot size before starting them

number of nonces * 256 / 1.000.000 = size in Gb

PlotSize (GB) = NumberOfNonces / 4096
NumberOfNonces = PlotSize (GB) * 4096

your formula gives a rough estimation, the one posted by me it`s more... exact (file on disk size).

1**********************9_60000000_40960_40960 - 10Gb (your version) - 10.485Gb (mine)

1GB is 1024*1024 kB. Your formula is wrong. Just check any one plotfile.

are you sure ?

Of course I'm sure. 10485760kB = 10240MB = 10GB. It`s a basics, bro!

[yellowduck2]

I like to share a little tool I wrote to increase stagger size for already finished plots. No more 8191 limit!

Its simple C code - for linux only - its short, so check & compile yourself.

https://bchain.info/merge.c

It does not hold everything in memory but seeks on disk to get the scoops.

version for Windows - https://www.dropbox .com/s/g4xs48y0505lu0u/merge.exe?dl=0

someone test? this is working fine?

it`s working as expected

Any UAT ?

[yellowduck2]

So according to my calculations, every 1TB of space is equal to $2/day at current rates. Is this in line with other people's earnings?

Calculation always differ from reality in Crypto.

By the time u finish plotting 1TB , it's already worth less.

[dcct]

Does something can cause higher deadline then usually?

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

But merge process (merge by dcct) take very very more time.

You started with a low stagger size of 1024. Merge has to read lots and lots of small chunks to do the merging, which takes a long time. Try to start with a higher stagger size if possible.

[yellowduck2]

LOL i just discovered that you can simply copy-paste your plot and change the name of the start nonce, this mean no more plotting

they don't overlap lmao

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

Amph , i tag u here.  

[Amph]

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

Amph , i tag u here.  

lmao, I know that it could not work, was too good to be true

[yellowduck2]

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

Amph , i tag u here.  

lmao, I know that it could not work, was too good to be true

If it were true , price goes to 1 sat because people can stack 1 PB in a blink of an eye

[Amph]

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

Amph , i tag u here.  

lmao, I know that it could not work, was too good to be true

If it were true , price goes to 1 sat because people can stack 1 PB in a blink of an eye

one of my dream is a coin, that is profitable forever(or for a very long time), i hope this is that coin(jackpot failed miserably)

[yellowduck2]

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

Amph , i tag u here.  

lmao, I know that it could not work, was too good to be true

If it were true , price goes to 1 sat because people can stack 1 PB in a blink of an eye

one of my dream is a coin, that is profitable forever(or for a very long time), i hope this is that coin(jackpot failed miserably)

what is so wonderful about this coin is that people can buy the gear but they will still need time to hit max speed unlike GPU , ASIC mining. It's a totally different ball game.

And what's more burst is totally different from bitcoin clone because u don't need to import private key to withdraw coin. U only need to remember ur pass and u can access ur coin anywhere. U don't even need to store ur wallet on usb.

Imagine going to burst ATM withdrawing money just by inserting your pass.

[chris190]

https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/calculator

This calculator is reliable?  

[altcore]

I like to share a little tool I wrote to increase stagger size for already finished plots. No more 8191 limit!

Its simple C code - for linux only - its short, so check & compile yourself.

https://bchain.info/merge.c

It does not hold everything in memory but seeks on disk to get the scoops.

version for Windows - https://www.dropbox .com/s/g4xs48y0505lu0u/merge.exe?dl=0

someone test? this is working fine?

it`s working as expected

Any UAT ?

We have a memory limit of 2000 MB per Process in Windows. For the maximum stagger size should be used merge.exe.

[gigica viteazu`]

hey guys.is there still that program that calculate your plot size before starting them

number of nonces * 256 / 1.000.000 = size in Gb

PlotSize (GB) = NumberOfNonces / 4096
NumberOfNonces = PlotSize (GB) * 4096

your formula gives a rough estimation, the one posted by me it`s more... exact (file on disk size).

1**********************9_60000000_40960_40960 - 10Gb (your version) - 10.485Gb (mine)

1GB is 1024*1024 kB. Your formula is wrong. Just check any one plotfile.

are you sure ?

Of course I'm sure. 10485760kB = 10240MB = 10GB. It`s a basics, bro!

wtf are you talking about, bro ? you realize that filesize is not the same as size on disk and it makes a HUGE difference when you plan your plot file, right bro ?

let me give you a hint... 100G on paper equals to about 107Gb on disk, so i`ll strongly advise to calculate file size using the formula I`ve written above because it`s not theoretical.

[alphateam]

Does something can cause higher deadline then usually?

A lot of reasons can cause a higher deadline:
- overlapping plots
- broken plots (you renamed the file to another starting-nonce   )
- higher network difficulty

But merge process (merge by dcct) take very very more time.

You started with a low stagger size of 1024. Merge has to read lots and lots of small chunks to do the merging, which takes a long time. Try to start with a higher stagger size if possible.

Thx for you're answer dcct.

Normally not overlapping
Not broken plots

Does a bad connection can cause higher deadline too?

[dcct]

https://bchain.info/BURST/tools/calculator

This calculator is reliable?  

It uses the current baseTarget to do the calculations, so: Not 100% accurate.

Normally not overlapping
Not broken plots

Does a bad connection can cause higher deadline too?

No, a bad connection will delay new blocks to your node (if you go solo), and reduce your chances, but has no effect on the deadline.

How high are your deadlines? How many GB?

[chris190]

It uses the current baseTarget to do the calculations, so: Not 100% accurate.




So with 24TB, how much you can earn in 24 hours? 

[dcct]

So what I can do with 24TB per day?  

~3 Blocks/day. Happy mining!

[yellowduck2]

No, a bad connection will delay new blocks to your node (if you go solo), and reduce your chances, but has no effect on the deadline.

How high are your deadlines? How many GB?

Does internet connection matters if for example 100 TB ? or even 1000 TB ? Not sure whether internet usage increase with space.