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April 09, 2016, 12:29:43 PM |
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I didnt know of that. Anyway, no bad feelings. I'm very curious to know what led you do this thing  Since you saw my kernel, what do you think about the way i divide the scanning ranges of threads? Isn't it a more accurate way to experiment with parameters since you can use non powers (or even multiples) of 2 in intensity, blocks, nonces_per_thread and actually dont hash nonces > maxNonce while maintaing 100% threads of the block for the kernel's life span? (except on the last iterations) I didn't notice that and I'll have a look ASAP. Surely it's something the standard ccminer can improve: the old versions even had bugs, in that they might hash the same nonce range two times (not the current tpruvot's, AFAIK). It may be useful for fast algos like blake, so you can use the nonce range better ;-) |
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pallas
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April 09, 2016, 10:00:49 PM |
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I never mined bitcoin, I came later :-) |
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Schleicher
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April 09, 2016, 10:01:37 PM |
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Yeah. And I have stolen this idea from puddinpop's rpcminer from 2011 |
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neofront
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April 11, 2016, 11:14:00 PM |
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I have been having this error with my gtx 660se cuda error in func'qubit_luffa512_cpu_init' input at line 446, invalid device symbol ccminer does work with my gtx 770 very well, but i have just not been able to get this to work this is the batch file for my 660 ccminer-30-35-50-52.exe -t 2 -d 1 --algo=qubit -o stratum+tcp://stratum.dgb.theblocksfactory.com:9000 -u greedytacothief.1 -p x -f 10
I am having the same problem. Has anyone found a solution to this? |
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joblo
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April 12, 2016, 12:29:57 AM |
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I have been having this error with my gtx 660se cuda error in func'qubit_luffa512_cpu_init' input at line 446, invalid device symbol ccminer does work with my gtx 770 very well, but i have just not been able to get this to work this is the batch file for my 660 ccminer-30-35-50-52.exe -t 2 -d 1 --algo=qubit -o stratum+tcp://stratum.dgb.theblocksfactory.com:9000 -u greedytacothief.1 -p x -f 10
I am having the same problem. Has anyone found a solution to this? That was two years ago, so I doubt it's the same problem. Maybe it's the same error message. It means the software isn't compatible with your GPU. Check here for your GPU and compare with the SM versions supported in the version of ccminer you are using. https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus#collapse4 |
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April 12, 2016, 03:49:28 AM |
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This miner does not seem to support client.reconnect within the stratum protocol.
I'm disappointed. client.reconnect support is required for users withing to point their rigs to my service MiningRigrentals.com
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monoxide
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April 12, 2016, 05:19:38 AM |
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Hi.
I'm trying to start mine again and it's been at least year since last time.
I got gtx 970 and water block on the way and the question is: what should i consider to mine and where i can find best cudaminer to do the job.
Thanks.
ps. i know it might not be profitable...
and sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask such things.
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Ayers
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April 12, 2016, 06:36:49 AM |
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Hi.
I'm trying to start mine again and it's been at least year since last time.
I got gtx 970 and water block on the way and the question is: what should i consider to mine and where i can find best cudaminer to do the job.
Thanks.
ps. i know it might not be profitable...
and sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask such things.
this is the right place, this versio can mine everything, it just missed something in the documentation, like lyra2v2, 1 970 is good if pointed at ethereum right now, try dwarf pool |
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crysx
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April 12, 2016, 06:58:30 AM |
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Hi.
I'm trying to start mine again and it's been at least year since last time.
I got gtx 970 and water block on the way and the question is: what should i consider to mine and where i can find best cudaminer to do the job.
Thanks.
ps. i know it might not be profitable...
and sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask such things.
this is the right place, this versio can mine everything, it just missed something in the documentation, like lyra2v2, 1 970 is good if pointed at ethereum right now, try dwarf pool it sounds like you are saying that the ccminer-tpruvot can mine eth ... it cant ... depending on your setup and os and what it is you want to mine - that should determine what miner you require ... ccminer-tpruvot ( this miner ) has the widest range of algorithms that can be used with some of the algos optimized by alexis78 ( amongst others ) which is great to mine ( like blake2s ) ... ccminer-spmod ( the 'other' miner ) has some of the most optimized algorithms compared to this miner ... some algos are better optimized in that miner - some better here - some better in ccminer-alexis78 ( until epsylon3 merges the kernels into his miner - if he does it at all ) ... ccminer-alexis78 has some of the algos highly optimized for THOSE specific algos ( decred / blake2s / lyra2rev2 ) ... so you need to make a choice as to what you would like to mine - and which miner you would mine with for the algo you wish to mine with ... eth is a completely different story altogether - and NONE of these miners mine ethereum ... you need a specialized miner for that ... you also need to decide whether you are going to compile yourself - or use the compiled miners ... hope this helps some more - and doesnt confuse you ... #crysx |
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monoxide
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April 12, 2016, 07:30:26 AM |
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-snip-
this is the right place, this versio can mine everything, it just missed something in the documentation, like lyra2v2, 1 970 is good if pointed at ethereum right now, try dwarf pool it sounds like you are saying that the ccminer-tpruvot can mine eth ... it cant ... depending on your setup and os and what it is you want to mine - that should determine what miner you require ... ccminer-tpruvot ( this miner ) has the widest range of algorithms that can be used with some of the algos optimized by alexis78 ( amongst others ) which is great to mine ( like blake2s ) ... ccminer-spmod ( the 'other' miner ) has some of the most optimized algorithms compared to this miner ... some algos are better optimized in that miner - some better here - some better in ccminer-alexis78 ( until epsylon3 merges the kernels into his miner - if he does it at all ) ... ccminer-alexis78 has some of the algos highly optimized for THOSE specific algos ( decred / blake2s / lyra2rev2 ) ... so you need to make a choice as to what you would like to mine - and which miner you would mine with for the algo you wish to mine with ... eth is a completely different story altogether - and NONE of these miners mine ethereum ... you need a specialized miner for that ... you also need to decide whether you are going to compile yourself - or use the compiled miners ... hope this helps some more - and doesnt confuse you ... #crysx Thanks guys. Lot have changed since last time. i will look for those options. i managed to start mine Vcash @ suprnova, but i don't remember how to but right options into command line. i get around 2500mh/s. is it good for this card or should i look for some tweaks? I'm using windows 10 pro x64. Also ethereum seems promising too, but i don't know how to get most out of my card with that, but still managed to mine that too @ suprnova. |
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Ayers
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April 12, 2016, 10:15:20 AM |
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Hi.
I'm trying to start mine again and it's been at least year since last time.
I got gtx 970 and water block on the way and the question is: what should i consider to mine and where i can find best cudaminer to do the job.
Thanks.
ps. i know it might not be profitable...
and sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask such things.
this is the right place, this versio can mine everything, it just missed something in the documentation, like lyra2v2, 1 970 is good if pointed at ethereum right now, try dwarf pool it sounds like you are saying that the ccminer-tpruvot can mine eth ... it cant ... depending on your setup and os and what it is you want to mine - that should determine what miner you require ... ccminer-tpruvot ( this miner ) has the widest range of algorithms that can be used with some of the algos optimized by alexis78 ( amongst others ) which is great to mine ( like blake2s ) ... ccminer-spmod ( the 'other' miner ) has some of the most optimized algorithms compared to this miner ... some algos are better optimized in that miner - some better here - some better in ccminer-alexis78 ( until epsylon3 merges the kernels into his miner - if he does it at all ) ... ccminer-alexis78 has some of the algos highly optimized for THOSE specific algos ( decred / blake2s / lyra2rev2 ) ... so you need to make a choice as to what you would like to mine - and which miner you would mine with for the algo you wish to mine with ... eth is a completely different story altogether - and NONE of these miners mine ethereum ... you need a specialized miner for that ... you also need to decide whether you are going to compile yourself - or use the compiled miners ... hope this helps some more - and doesnt confuse you ... #crysx yes ethminer is different, but that version is running only eth and its clone, i'm curious about allexis version, i can't find it in this section where it is? fpr the sp version i'm a bit sceptical about the optimization, the improvements aren't as good as he claim it to be |
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crysx
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April 12, 2016, 11:53:45 AM |
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Hi.
I'm trying to start mine again and it's been at least year since last time.
I got gtx 970 and water block on the way and the question is: what should i consider to mine and where i can find best cudaminer to do the job.
Thanks.
ps. i know it might not be profitable...
and sorry if this is the wrong thread to ask such things.
this is the right place, this versio can mine everything, it just missed something in the documentation, like lyra2v2, 1 970 is good if pointed at ethereum right now, try dwarf pool it sounds like you are saying that the ccminer-tpruvot can mine eth ... it cant ... depending on your setup and os and what it is you want to mine - that should determine what miner you require ... ccminer-tpruvot ( this miner ) has the widest range of algorithms that can be used with some of the algos optimized by alexis78 ( amongst others ) which is great to mine ( like blake2s ) ... ccminer-spmod ( the 'other' miner ) has some of the most optimized algorithms compared to this miner ... some algos are better optimized in that miner - some better here - some better in ccminer-alexis78 ( until epsylon3 merges the kernels into his miner - if he does it at all ) ... ccminer-alexis78 has some of the algos highly optimized for THOSE specific algos ( decred / blake2s / lyra2rev2 ) ... so you need to make a choice as to what you would like to mine - and which miner you would mine with for the algo you wish to mine with ... eth is a completely different story altogether - and NONE of these miners mine ethereum ... you need a specialized miner for that ... you also need to decide whether you are going to compile yourself - or use the compiled miners ... hope this helps some more - and doesnt confuse you ... #crysx yes ethminer is different, but that version is running only eth and its clone, i'm curious about allexis version, i can't find it in this section where it is? fpr the sp version i'm a bit sceptical about the optimization, the improvements aren't as good as he claim it to be ethminer gave me a MAJOR headache trying to compile - so i gave up after three attempts with issues on fedroa 23 x64 ... i havent mined one eth ... decred was my thing - and now im back to different algos ( currently with one gb 750ti oc lp card that in my opwn system under fedora 23 x64 and lower intensity than i normally mine ... dont want to lock up my workstation ) ... alexis78 - the miner is in his git with his optimizations here - https://github.com/alexis78/ccminer/ ... its the earlier fork of tpruvots version with alexis78 optimizations - so its reasonably easy to compile ... all you have to do is clone and compile and run ... test between the versions ... sp hasnt sent me the latest of his miner yet - so i cannot test that against anything - which is the main reason i cant give any figures or results of MY tests ... but as with any of these sorts of tests - they will always conflict with results as different people use different miners with different settings with different operating systems ... i have tested both alexis and sp miners ( though only against the earlier versions of the sp miner - decred only as i havent tested vanilla at all ... yet ) and the results vary between versions also ... so i cant really comment much more until i get the latest sp miner and do a thorough test ... apart from that - i need to get my test miner running - and my friend is loaning me his beast that i built him for a few weeks - so that will show where we are at with the 980ti g1 and extreme cards on my environment ... when i get my miners back up and running - ill be able to do better testing ... although i will be selling off the majority if the gb 750ti oc lp cards - so testing for that will become obsolete for me in the next few weeks ... ill only have the gb 980ti extreme cards left ... #crysx |
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Vaccinus
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April 13, 2016, 07:02:43 AM |
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something wrong on yiimp pool, mined for 8 hours all night, with 3 970 and received only 0.04 decred? is this a joke? should have been 1.5, 0.04 is not possible even with the worst luck out there
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April 13, 2016, 07:11:34 AM |
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12 hours since the last block was found. Something is wrong. Started after the 2 hour crash yesterday.
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myagui
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April 13, 2016, 10:39:07 AM |
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The YIIMP Decred daemon currently has 0 connections as you can see from the explorers page.
I'm sure that Epsylon3 will quickly fix it as soon as he's around.
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April 13, 2016, 02:20:20 PM
Last edit: April 13, 2016, 03:11:22 PM by Epsylon3 |
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yes, i'm currently doing some more monit rules to alert me asap. This case never happened
so, i reduced the decred pool fees...
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April 15, 2016, 07:16:23 PM |
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yes, i'm currently doing some more monit rules to alert me asap. This case never happened
so, i reduced the decred pool fees...
All good here, I see the pool is back in shape and we found plenty of blocks over the past 24h! Seeing as some miners dropped off, it's nice to see a larger chunk per block coming my way (though it works out to be exactly the same at the end of the day) |
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Singman33
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April 18, 2016, 02:23:36 PM |
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Hi,
Sorry, I cant find on the GIT how to create an issue, so :
Can you add a parameter "--pid-file <filename>" to create/put PID of the current running ccminer ?
That will help A LOT when doing algo switching and I need to kill the process (or make an API command to shutdown the miner).
Thanks.
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pallas
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April 18, 2016, 02:27:08 PM |
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Hi,
Sorry, I cant find on the GIT how to create an issue, so :
Can you add a parameter "--pid-file <filename>" to create/put PID of the current running ccminer ?
That will help A LOT when doing algo switching and I need to kill the process (or make an API command to shutdown the miner).
Thanks.
meanwhile, you can kill the process with killall or "ps|grep" to get the PID. |
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