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[bitcreditscc]

I have a background in venture capital.  By far, the biggest and most common mistake new entrepreneurs make is trying to do too much too fast.  They end up doing a lot of things really poorly instead of one or two really well.

Write down those ideas but give them no more energy.  Pick one thing to do really well.  When that is implemented and working really well, then you can begin to add additional features.

Quite right, i have decide to keep my list a bit short.

first we'll launch what is there and try to improve on it, then in spare time we'll work on the next set of features.

i'll likely work an a quarterly basis unless something matures quickly.

sometimes i get excited because i see so many possibilities. It's frustrating when your mind is a billion miles ahead of your hands.

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[MyFarm]

I can imagine your frustration.  Intelligent people like yourself often experience it.  In fact, many are paralyzed by it as they don't know where to begin because the creative ideas overwhelm them.  Kudos to you for getting further than most.  The community will try to keep you focused and support you in every way we can

[antonio8]

I have a background in venture capital.  By far, the biggest and most common mistake new entrepreneurs make is trying to do too much too fast.  They end up doing a lot of things really poorly instead of one or two really well.

Write down those ideas but give them no more energy.  Pick one thing to do really well.  When that is implemented and working really well, then you can begin to add additional features.

Haven't seen you in the SPR thread in a while.

[MyFarm]

I have a background in venture capital.  By far, the biggest and most common mistake new entrepreneurs make is trying to do too much too fast.  They end up doing a lot of things really poorly instead of one or two really well.

Write down those ideas but give them no more energy.  Pick one thing to do really well.  When that is implemented and working really well, then you can begin to add additional features.

Haven't seen you in the SPR thread in a while.

I invest in developers, not coins.  While the guys taking over SPR are to be commended, they don't quite have the skill level I look for.  I'm all for them proving me wrong of course.

[dragos_bdi]

2. AMD Cards
Best miner at the current date is clpts v2.0 by NaN (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2598.0):
   Pool version: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jbalig775vh7hc2/AAA-mqdZS4c-MbatrCsgm2qna?dl=0
   Solominer version: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ycqnadnjp8rhsp0/AADKNyWsn0oShLPtNGCBliWba?dl=0
Note: With the pool version you can only mine to Ypool (-o 0), p2pool.website (-o 1) and bcrp2pool.website (-o 2).

Poolmining:
Note: clpts_x86.exe stand for 32bit exe, clpts_x86-64.exe stand for 64bit exe.
Copy the appropriate binaries kernel for the AMD drivers that you have installed into the "binaries" directory.
Create an .bat file with the following content:

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 1 -u 5qN3ZasN345N5UoEVg2iZ4DtwA8YjyjJic:x -o 2 -u 5qN3ZasN345N5UoEVg2iZ4DtwA8YjyjJic:x -g 2 -a 0
pause

Save it and run it.
Modify the BCR address. This will use p2pool.website as primary pool and bcrp2pool.website as secondary pool for mining. See readme.txt.

Solomining:
Note: clpts_x86.exe stand for 32bit exe, clpts_x86-64.exe stand for 64bit exe.
Copy the appropriate binaries kernel for the AMD drivers that you have installed into the "binaries" directory.
Create an .bat file with the following content:

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o localhost:8776 -u 5qN3ZasN345N5UoEVg2iZ4DtwA8YjyjJic.5qN3ZasN345N5UoEVg2iZ4DtwA8YjyjJic:x -g 2 -a 0
pause

Save it and run it.
Modify the BCR address. This will use p2pool.website as primary pool and bcrp2pool.website as secondary pool for mining. See readme.txt.

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.

[shojayxt]

Have you setup a testnet to test the functions of this coin?  I have read through the thread and didn't see any reference to one.  If not I think you should.  Thinking of taking a position in this coin but am still on the fence.

[shojayxt]

I have a background in venture capital.  By far, the biggest and most common mistake new entrepreneurs make is trying to do too much too fast.  They end up doing a lot of things really poorly instead of one or two really well.

Write down those ideas but give them no more energy.  Pick one thing to do really well.  When that is implemented and working really well, then you can begin to add additional features.

Haven't seen you in the SPR thread in a while.

I invest in developers, not coins.  While the guys taking over SPR are to be commended, they don't quite have the skill level I look for.  I'm all for them proving me wrong of course.

I agree with you.  SPR was a noble endeavor but it failed once the main dev left.  It's unlikely that SPR will make a come back.  Any decent dev would just fork it and start a new coin and chain.

This coin however has at least a glimmer of promise.   

[tommyj1]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

Code:

server=1
genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x  -g 2 -a 0

[dragos_bdi]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

server=1

Code:

genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x -o 2 -u your address:x -g 2 -a 0

There is no "-o 2" in solomine version of clpts, only in pool version. Also "-o 127.0.0.1:8776" it doesn't work on the pool version, because the pool version use "stratum" as protocol and the solo version use "getwork".
If you have server=1 in bitcredit.conf, you don't need to start bitcredit-qt.exe with -server option.

[tommyj1]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

server=1

Code:

genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x -o 2 -u your address:x -g 2 -a 0

There is no "-o 2" in solomine version of clpts, only in pool version. Also "-o 127.0.0.1:8776" it doesn't work on the pool version, because the pool version use "stratum" as protocol and the solo version use "getwork".
If you have server=1 in bitcredit.conf, you don't need to start bitcredit-qt.exe with -server option.

if you solomine it still works with the -o 2. i just copied from the first .bat file i made.

[dragos_bdi]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

server=1

Code:

genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x -o 2 -u your address:x -g 2 -a 0

There is no "-o 2" in solomine version of clpts, only in pool version. Also "-o 127.0.0.1:8776" it doesn't work on the pool version, because the pool version use "stratum" as protocol and the solo version use "getwork".
If you have server=1 in bitcredit.conf, you don't need to start bitcredit-qt.exe with -server option.

if you solomine it still works with the -o 2. i just copied from the first .bat file i made.

Strange ... because I asked the developer and he say no ...

[17:00] kharon1985: @nanpic did you think about the version that combine pool and solo mining ?
[17:02] nanpic: @kharon1985 yes, but a major code rewrite is required because the solo miner uses http and all other protocols are binary protocols
[17:03] nanpic: @kharon1985 and in the moment there is not a single working pool -> too much useful work at the moment
[17:03] nanpic: *useless work

Test it ! Kill the wallet and see if it's switch to the poll
@ me, doesn't work ...

[tommyj1]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

server=1

Code:

genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x -o 2 -u your address:x -g 2 -a 0

There is no "-o 2" in solomine version of clpts, only in pool version. Also "-o 127.0.0.1:8776" it doesn't work on the pool version, because the pool version use "stratum" as protocol and the solo version use "getwork".
If you have server=1 in bitcredit.conf, you don't need to start bitcredit-qt.exe with -server option.

if you solomine it still works with the -o 2. i just copied from the first .bat file i made.

Strange ... because I asked the developer and he say no ...

[17:00] kharon1985: @nanpic did you think about the version that combine pool and solo mining ?
[17:02] nanpic: @kharon1985 yes, but a major code rewrite is required because the solo miner uses http and all other protocols are binary protocols
[17:03] nanpic: @kharon1985 and in the moment there is not a single working pool -> too much useful work at the moment
[17:03] nanpic: *useless work

Test it ! Kill the wallet and see if it's switch to the poll
@ me, doesn't work ...

if i kill the wallet mining will stop, what i ment was that even if i have the -o 2 in my bat file it wil still solomine

[bitcreditscc]

Beware of this individual

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=995970

We are not in any way connected.

[Jesse Livermore]

Could you dumb down the amd cards for windows part? I have no clue where to put the clpts file and no clue how to launch the miner. Seems very complicated unnecessarily.
Thanks.


make a conf file in appdata/roamingL:

server=1

Code:

genproclimit=0
rpcuser=your address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

i run the wallet using a bat file, i keep the QT.exe and the bat file in one folder:

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

locate clpts folder, copy gpuhash files into biaries folder,(the same driver you have installed)

make a bat file

Code:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u your address:x -o 2 -u your address:x -g 2 -a 0

There is no "-o 2" in solomine version of clpts, only in pool version. Also "-o 127.0.0.1:8776" it doesn't work on the pool version, because the pool version use "stratum" as protocol and the solo version use "getwork".
If you have server=1 in bitcredit.conf, you don't need to start bitcredit-qt.exe with -server option.

if you solomine it still works with the -o 2. i just copied from the first .bat file i made.

Strange ... because I asked the developer and he say no ...

[17:00] kharon1985: @nanpic did you think about the version that combine pool and solo mining ?
[17:02] nanpic: @kharon1985 yes, but a major code rewrite is required because the solo miner uses http and all other protocols are binary protocols
[17:03] nanpic: @kharon1985 and in the moment there is not a single working pool -> too much useful work at the moment
[17:03] nanpic: *useless work

Test it ! Kill the wallet and see if it's switch to the poll
@ me, doesn't work ...

if i kill the wallet mining will stop, what i ment was that even if i have the -o 2 in my bat file it wil still solomine

Created conf like you said, copied 14.9 'gpuhash' files into the 'binaries' folder and created a 'run.bat' file but when I start it I get:
GPU0: 0 c/m | ART:inf ms (nan/nan/nan)
2015-03-23 20:31:18 | 0 c/m | blocks found: 0 | rejected blocks: |
2013-03-23 20:31:22 | clpts failed (Couldn't connect to server)
sleep 10s...

And then it does this all over again.

My .conf looks like this inside the appdata-roaming-bitcredit folder:
server=1
genproclimit=0
rpcuser=my address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

and my bat:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u my address:x -o 2 -u my address:x -g 2 -a 0

[snaidervp]

i have a .conf which looks like this

server=1
genproclimit=0
rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0
rpcport=8776

and a .bat like this

clpts_x86-64 -o localhost:8776 -u username.address:x -g 2 -a 0

and works just fine  

[dragos_bdi]

Created conf like you said, copied 14.9 'gpuhash' files into the 'binaries' folder and created a 'run.bat' file but when I start it I get:
GPU0: 0 c/m | ART:inf ms (nan/nan/nan)
2015-03-23 20:31:18 | 0 c/m | blocks found: 0 | rejected blocks: |
2013-03-23 20:31:22 | clpts failed (Couldn't connect to server)
sleep 10s...

And then it does this all over again.

My .conf looks like this inside the appdata-roaming-bitcredit folder:
server=1
genproclimit=0
rpcuser=my address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

and my bat:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u my address:x -o 2 -u my address:x -g 2 -a 0

your conf name is "bitcredit.conf" ?
did you allow the wallet to fully synchronize ?

[tommyj1]

Created conf like you said, copied 14.9 'gpuhash' files into the 'binaries' folder and created a 'run.bat' file but when I start it I get:
GPU0: 0 c/m | ART:inf ms (nan/nan/nan)
2015-03-23 20:31:18 | 0 c/m | blocks found: 0 | rejected blocks: |
2013-03-23 20:31:22 | clpts failed (Couldn't connect to server)
sleep 10s...

And then it does this all over again.

My .conf looks like this inside the appdata-roaming-bitcredit folder:
server=1
genproclimit=0
rpcuser=my address
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8776
listen=0

and my bat:

clpts_x86-64.exe -o 127.0.0.1:8776 -u my address:x -o 2 -u my address:x -g 2 -a 0

your conf name is "bitcredit.conf" ?
did you allow the wallet to fully synchronize ?

try to open your wallet with bat file

Code:

bitcredit-qt.exe -server

[Department of]

I'm excited to see what happens with the Banknodes on the 31st and to see what else you have up your sleeve.  Keep up the good work, dev.

[shojayxt]

Have you setup a testnet to test the functions of this coin?  I have read through the thread and didn't see any reference to one.  If not I think you should.  Thinking of taking a position in this coin but am still on the fence.

It would also be a good idea to start a technical thread so that this one isn't so cluttered.

[bitcreditscc]

Have you setup a testnet to test the functions of this coin?  I have read through the thread and didn't see any reference to one.  If not I think you should.  Thinking of taking a position in this coin but am still on the fence.

It would also be a good idea to start a technical thread so that this one isn't so cluttered.

That will have to be someone else, i truthfully do not have much time as it is working on various parts of this project. The Fiat/BCR exchange has not had a minute of attention in the past month, i need to manage my time.

leading the project and providing technical assistance would take time away. You will all get a chance to chose someone to do that job.