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Author Topic: [ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000  (Read 2170675 times)
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November 09, 2014, 08:49:28 PM
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I am using windows 7, and while it actually works now for me, it is obvious that windows simply cannot cope with the tech requirements. I even have a growing list of applications that are no-go if my burst mining has to run at 100%. Anyone planning to mine more than 10 TB on one computer should seriously consider using linux to avoid the problems related to the windows paging and virtual memory system forcing processes to crash, when you start reading serious amounts of data.
I have a Windows box mining 20TB, and no problem using it at the same time for my day job as a developer. No idea what you have tweaked to make performance subpar.

This is interesting, i can't remember if i had things running smoothly at 20TB, but all the time i've had issues with popups that windows is out of memory, symtom can be seen in task manager, where paged kernel memory goes like 80GB (with 24GB ram installed), althoguh the total of process memory is way lower than 24GB, it happens when several blocks come in fast with low deadlines, and especially happens if i am plotting at the same time. How are your 20TB connected?

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Another windows (out of the box) problem is that time might drift - the standard windows way of keeping time synced with the internet does not work well,unless perhaps if you have a domain server that itself have commercial stuff on it to keep internet time correctly.
Windows by default sync time every 5 days, can be changed if your clock drift too much. Again, not a problem, particularly considering that you have to install NTP and enable it on Linux to have the functionallity at all.
I was not able to tweak windows syncing to get one of my drifting pcs closer than 30 seconds +/- which is too much. And i had to do registry hacks, add schedules and use commandline and services to get there with windows stuff. Still, time was off too much after a day or so. In the end i installed a 3rdparty time setting app that keeps the 3 pcs within a few seconds from each other. The windows out of the box settig had me get no blocks in periods close to next 5-day readjustment (clock on my pcs is drifting a lot, old hardware)


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If you dig in deeper with burst, it is also a hassle to compile on a non-modified windows, and the list goes on.
It's a hassle to install VS or GCC for C/C++, or JDK for Java and compile it? It's not any different from Linux except dependencies, and that really isn't a problem. Besides, JDK is much more of a hassle on Linux than it is on Windows.
it's quite easy on windows, but you do have to rewrite the compile.sh file into a batch file that runs, and of course download and install the java JDK.  i guess it is somewhat the same with linux, get the JDK, install it. At least you don't have to write the compile.sh file as it is already there.  I admit i haven't tried to compile the wallet on linux, so i don't know if it is easy or difficult.


if you don't have pagin problems, it is in fact quite interesting as i sure would like to get rid of my own problems with paging.
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November 10, 2014, 03:12:59 AM
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November 10, 2014, 05:05:20 AM
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Is the block reward reduced every 10800 blocks?
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November 10, 2014, 07:04:41 AM
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Is the block reward reduced every 10800 blocks?
Yes, by 5%  of the previous reward.

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November 10, 2014, 08:10:27 AM
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A quick note before the update
First of all, thank you to all the Believers! (that's how I decided to call Phase 1 investors)
I'm being honest here, I didn't expect to get such a participation in the booking phase. Many have, rightfully, being skeptical, and many still are: I was the first.
The BLTPS project has officially started with an investment of 0.7 BTC during the night which immediately became 1.1 BTC. The first goal is set to be 2.5 BTC (i.e. 250 shares sold) and I'm pretty sure it will be reached, and surpassed, as soon as all the Believers read their PMs.
Thank you again, really!

For the future, there is plenty of work to do, and plenty of goals to be achieved. Some ideas are being sketched, some are being implemented and I'm always open to questions and suggests.
For those who still don't know what BLTPS project is have a look at it - I know, wall of text... that's why, briefly - we are investing BTCs into LTCGear and every mining profit will be used to stabilize and increase the Burst value by properly setting buy walls on the main exchanges. Eaten walls will turn in Bursts that will be split among investors starting from Phase 5.

Phase 1 has officially ended. Phase 2 is likely to start in a couple of days. Since I see no reason to stop you from buying BLTPS shares during the transition... You can still book your shares if you want: same price as usual (0.01 BTC each), follow the instructions of Phase 1 (slightly changed with v1.0.5) Smiley

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Update v1.0.5

Burst Long Term Price Support project
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v1.0.5 - 10/nov/2014
Added a share counter with funding goals: each time a goal is reached, more power will be added to BLTPS mining.
There is no need for the investor to specify the Bitcoin Address anymore: the correlation method has been changed to something way more intuitive and easy
Phase 1 booked shares are being sold: if you are one of the investors, check your PMs
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November 10, 2014, 09:13:19 AM
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Hello,

how I can undestand how much time take the miner to read all my plot files ?

I'm using the uray's miner .1 R4 Linux version and I have 5 USB3 DISK connected ti the Linux server.

Thanks

Fabrizio




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November 10, 2014, 09:21:21 AM
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Hello,

how I can undestand how much time take the miner to read all my plot files ?

I'm using the uray's miner .1 R4 Linux version and I have 5 USB3 DISK connected ti the Linux server.

Thanks

Fabrizio

Watch it Smiley You should see a difference in resource consumption.... Not sure tho, never used it.... Will try it tomorrow Grin.... But the miner should also say that it's finished
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November 10, 2014, 10:20:50 AM
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Hello,

how I can undestand how much time take the miner to read all my plot files ?

I'm using the uray's miner .1 R4 Linux version and I have 5 USB3 DISK connected ti the Linux server.

Thanks

Fabrizio

Watch it Smiley You should see a difference in resource consumption.... Not sure tho, never used it.... Will try it tomorrow Grin.... But the miner should also say that it's finished

The output is like this:

plot read done. 103739847626845317_11232533_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_16309766_392000_392000 = 463616 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57100011_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_5429997_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_900001_372000_4000 = 376000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_30687149_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_4707930_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_50100001_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2924006_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_33791494_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13232537_427224_427224 = 526768 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_60900016_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17398849_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_15811765_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_1572002_552000_4000 = 556000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_31587152_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_11632534_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17998851_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_55100009_800000_4000 = 804000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_200001_700000_4000 = 704000 nonces
MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 dl:2 days 00:02:04 n:23932368
plot read done. 103739847626845317_10462003_700000_700000 = 810176 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13659762_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2124004_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_12432536_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_28103002_984141_7629 = 991770 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_58900014_1000000_4000 = 1004000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_14459763_900000_900000 = 1013568 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_23118857_984141_984141 = 1050778 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_22118856_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57500012_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_59900015_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_56100010_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_21118859_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_29087144_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_20118854_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_3707929_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_53100007_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_54100008_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_62600018_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
submitting nonce 23932368 for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4
plot read done. 103739847626845317_61400017_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
{"result":"success","requestProcessingTime":203,"deadline":172924}
confirmed dl. for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 : 2 days 00:02:04
plot read done. 103739847626845317_63800019_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_18598852_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_9262002_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_40799466_1400000_1400000 = 1489280 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_7262001_2000000_2000000 = 2099456 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_24103001_4000000_4000000 = 4067840 nonces

I cann't see any infos about plots reading time




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November 10, 2014, 01:07:58 PM
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Hello,

how I can undestand how much time take the miner to read all my plot files ?

I'm using the uray's miner .1 R4 Linux version and I have 5 USB3 DISK connected ti the Linux server.

Thanks

Fabrizio

Watch it Smiley You should see a difference in resource consumption.... Not sure tho, never used it.... Will try it tomorrow Grin.... But the miner should also say that it's finished

The output is like this:

plot read done. 103739847626845317_11232533_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_16309766_392000_392000 = 463616 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57100011_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_5429997_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_900001_372000_4000 = 376000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_30687149_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_4707930_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_50100001_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2924006_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_33791494_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13232537_427224_427224 = 526768 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_60900016_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17398849_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_15811765_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_1572002_552000_4000 = 556000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_31587152_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_11632534_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17998851_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_55100009_800000_4000 = 804000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_200001_700000_4000 = 704000 nonces
MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 dl:2 days 00:02:04 n:23932368
plot read done. 103739847626845317_10462003_700000_700000 = 810176 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13659762_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2124004_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_12432536_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_28103002_984141_7629 = 991770 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_58900014_1000000_4000 = 1004000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_14459763_900000_900000 = 1013568 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_23118857_984141_984141 = 1050778 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_22118856_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57500012_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_59900015_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_56100010_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_21118859_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_29087144_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_20118854_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_3707929_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_53100007_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_54100008_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_62600018_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
submitting nonce 23932368 for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4
plot read done. 103739847626845317_61400017_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
{"result":"success","requestProcessingTime":203,"deadline":172924}
confirmed dl. for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 : 2 days 00:02:04
plot read done. 103739847626845317_63800019_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_18598852_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_9262002_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_40799466_1400000_1400000 = 1489280 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_7262001_2000000_2000000 = 2099456 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_24103001_4000000_4000000 = 4067840 nonces

I cann't see any infos about plots reading time


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November 10, 2014, 01:35:39 PM
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Hello,

how I can undestand how much time take the miner to read all my plot files ?

I'm using the uray's miner .1 R4 Linux version and I have 5 USB3 DISK connected ti the Linux server.

Thanks

Fabrizio

Watch it Smiley You should see a difference in resource consumption.... Not sure tho, never used it.... Will try it tomorrow Grin.... But the miner should also say that it's finished

The output is like this:

plot read done. 103739847626845317_11232533_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_16309766_392000_392000 = 463616 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57100011_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_5429997_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_900001_372000_4000 = 376000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_30687149_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_4707930_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_50100001_400000_400000 = 472320 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2924006_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_33791494_400000_4000 = 404000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13232537_427224_427224 = 526768 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_60900016_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17398849_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_15811765_500000_500000 = 606784 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_1572002_552000_4000 = 556000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_31587152_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_11632534_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_17998851_600000_600000 = 675712 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_55100009_800000_4000 = 804000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_200001_700000_4000 = 704000 nonces
MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 dl:2 days 00:02:04 n:23932368
plot read done. 103739847626845317_10462003_700000_700000 = 810176 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_13659762_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_2124004_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_12432536_800000_800000 = 879104 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_28103002_984141_7629 = 991770 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_58900014_1000000_4000 = 1004000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_14459763_900000_900000 = 1013568 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_23118857_984141_984141 = 1050778 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_22118856_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_57500012_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_59900015_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_56100010_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_21118859_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_29087144_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_20118854_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_3707929_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_53100007_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_54100008_1000000_1000000 = 1082496 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_62600018_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
submitting nonce 23932368 for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4
plot read done. 103739847626845317_61400017_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
{"result":"success","requestProcessingTime":203,"deadline":172924}
confirmed dl. for MV67-UXZF-DSKX-2G6W4 : 2 days 00:02:04
plot read done. 103739847626845317_63800019_1200000_4000 = 1204000 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_18598852_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_9262002_1200000_1200000 = 1285888 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_40799466_1400000_1400000 = 1489280 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_7262001_2000000_2000000 = 2099456 nonces
plot read done. 103739847626845317_24103001_4000000_4000000 = 4067840 nonces

I cann't see any infos about plots reading time


check debug: true in conf file

I have just configure the debug as true on config file:

 {
    "poolUrl" : "cryptomining.farm",
    "submissionMaxDelay" : 30,
    "submissionMaxRetry" : 3,
    "socketTimeout" : 60,
    "maxBufferSizeMB" : 512,
    "Debug" : true,
    "plots" :
    [
   "/mnt/USB1/burst-pool-miner/plots/",   
   "/mnt/USB2/burst-pool-miner/plots/",   
   "/mnt/USB3/",   
   "/mnt/USB4/",   
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   "/NFS/MINER"
   ]
 }




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November 10, 2014, 03:38:24 PM
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Ok so to join a pool i need 1 burstcoin and i went to one of the faucets to get some coins to join one of the pools listed but it gives me the error:

There was an error processing the request. Please ensure the address entered is correct.

I have tried solo mining with about 3 1/2tb but that wont get me far im sure but even then idk if that will work as my address since it isnt seen as a valid address. i saw others mention this but after getting sent some coins it activated the account so can someone send a few my way to get my acct activated??

 BURST-6LC2-X8T4-AWLT-CWJ63

thats what my wallet says my address is and its fully updated and downloaded the whole chain already but i have 0 coins.

on a side note how do i change the plot size in the plot maker app?? When i use anything higher then 1000 it just closes. I KNOW FOR A FACT I HAVE ENOUGH RESOURCES. This is on a dell t610 with 48gb of ram and 2 8 core procs and 3 1/2 tb of hdd space. 2 hdd's are 1tb drives and it ran all weekend and hasnt even finished half of the plot making on them....its ridiculously slow. here is my batch file config:

C:\Windows\SysWOW64\java -Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate xxxxacctidremovedbutiinsertitherexxxx 0 400000 1000 2

any ideas?? if i change -xmx100m to 2000m or 3000m or anything higher it will not run. If i change the number at the end from 1000 to 2000 or 3000 or 4000 or anything else it yet again will not run. If i change both numbers to the same number at the same time it will not run. It will only run at the numbers shown and maybe lower idk because i dont want to go lower i want to make the sizes larger. thanks in advance.
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November 10, 2014, 03:57:38 PM
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If a wallet is hacked and bursts are taken then it's a loss.  Transactions cannot be reversed.  What about assets?  Can the asset issuer to work with the asset holder if it's proven that wallet is hacked?
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November 10, 2014, 04:03:49 PM
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Ok so to join a pool i need 1 burstcoin and i went to one of the faucets to get some coins to join one of the pools listed but it gives me the error:

There was an error processing the request. Please ensure the address entered is correct.

I have tried solo mining with about 3 1/2tb but that wont get me far im sure but even then idk if that will work as my address since it isnt seen as a valid address. i saw others mention this but after getting sent some coins it activated the account so can someone send a few my way to get my acct activated??

 BURST-6LC2-X8T4-AWLT-CWJ63

thats what my wallet says my address is and its fully updated and downloaded the whole chain already but i have 0 coins.

on a side note how do i change the plot size in the plot maker app?? When i use anything higher then 1000 it just closes. I KNOW FOR A FACT I HAVE ENOUGH RESOURCES. This is on a dell t610 with 48gb of ram and 2 8 core procs and 3 1/2 tb of hdd space. 2 hdd's are 1tb drives and it ran all weekend and hasnt even finished half of the plot making on them....its ridiculously slow. here is my batch file config:

C:\Windows\SysWOW64\java -Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate xxxxacctidremovedbutiinsertitherexxxx 0 400000 1000 2

any ideas?? if i change -xmx100m to 2000m or 3000m or anything higher it will not run. If i change the number at the end from 1000 to 2000 or 3000 or 4000 or anything else it yet again will not run. If i change both numbers to the same number at the same time it will not run. It will only run at the numbers shown and maybe lower idk because i dont want to go lower i want to make the sizes larger. thanks in advance.

I'm sending you a few bursts to activate that account, after getting them, any operation will activate it, for example changing the burst account name & info (1 Burst fee).
Then you have to pay another Burst to "subscribe" to the pool you've chosen.
About plotting, use Janror's if you are on windows. It is way easier and faster.
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November 10, 2014, 07:51:40 PM
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How large are plots?  I thought the idea was they were hundreds of GB large.. but first post seems to indicate 262144 bytes?  I was thinking plots were something like 200 GB.. large plots would be good for ASIC resistance.. and could probably be used to lure over some litecoiners who recently lose that advantage.  I would target devs or various coins and people who have made a difference first instead of just announcing it to the community as a whole though.

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November 10, 2014, 08:02:08 PM
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How large are plots?  I thought the idea was they were hundreds of GB large.. but first post seems to indicate 262144 bytes?  I was thinking plots were something like 200 GB.. large plots would be good for ASIC resistance.. and could probably be used to lure over some litecoiners who recently lose that advantage.  I would target devs or various coins and people who have made a difference first instead of just announcing it to the community as a whole though.

The way I understand it is to think of plotsize as "hashrate".

The bigger the plots you have are the larger is your "hashrate". ASIC resistance comes from the algorithm, not the plotsize.

Im sure theres a better way of explaining though, Im still new to all this.

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November 10, 2014, 08:02:25 PM
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How large are plots?  I thought the idea was they were hundreds of GB large.. but first post seems to indicate 262144 bytes?  I was thinking plots were something like 200 GB.. large plots would be good for ASIC resistance.. and could probably be used to lure over some litecoiners who recently lose that advantage.  I would target devs or various coins and people who have made a difference first instead of just announcing it to the community as a whole though.

Plots are as large as you want them to be. Their size isn't related to ASIC resistance or whatever.
ASIC resistance is basically guaranteed by how the protocol works. Even if something that goes, let's say, 10K faster than any CPU is built, it will still be nothing compared to a pre-created plot on an hard drive.
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November 10, 2014, 08:39:23 PM
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You people are still trying to make this shitcoin work?  Wow you're stupid.  I got out of it weeks ago and am far happier without the stress of this crapcoin on my mind.

As long as you keep posting, it means you didn't "get out of it" and you're the stupid one.
But by all means, do go on. It's nice to have a clown around.


m3 but why are you wasting your time with an ass like timk225.
are months that are throwing shit on burstcoin .... I do not know why ... but he's doing it .. certainly not me ...
I know the real value of burstcoin ... and the words of timk225 not scare me.

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November 10, 2014, 08:56:04 PM
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-ANNOUNCEMENT-


Right now http://burst.ga pool is on the new balancer we setup, and DNS records are updated, This means that miners may have to restart their miners, but then you shouldn't have to ever again.

The pool is back being a failover right now, but it's not in it's permanent final setup quite yet, but we can definitely take more miners right now, and no more restarting should be necessary.

So, let's do it!!

Thank you!



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November 10, 2014, 08:56:30 PM
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How large are plots?  I thought the idea was they were hundreds of GB large.. but first post seems to indicate 262144 bytes?  I was thinking plots were something like 200 GB.. large plots would be good for ASIC resistance.. and could probably be used to lure over some litecoiners who recently lose that advantage.  I would target devs or various coins and people who have made a difference first instead of just announcing it to the community as a whole though.

Plot is 256kb. Every block a random portion of plot (1/4096) is used for mining (I'm simplifying things a bit).
The more plots you have the more chances of finding the best deadline. Generating plots 'on the fly' is very CPU-intensive, so the coin is ASIC-resistant.
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November 10, 2014, 08:59:53 PM
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m3 but why are you wasting your time with an ass like timk225.
are months that are throwing shit on burstcoin .... I do not know why ... but he's doing it .. certainly not me ...
I know the real value of burstcoin ... and the words of timk225 not scare me.

Not only burstcoin, he copy-pasted the same message in other coin thread. Just trolling I guess.
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