Mining & Plotting

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  Local wallet always 1-2 blocks behind realtime, solo mining 0 blocks
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  @LithStud said in Local wallet always 1-2 blocks behind realtime, solo mining 0 blocks:

  @rds thats really strange as i never seen mine do that except when i blew up database :D

  I dont know what might be the reason but just in case have you synchronized your system clocks?

  Only way i see possibility to see more than one block behind is if multiple blocks are found in rapid success as wallets ui calls api about changes every 30s.

  Both machine's clocks are in sync. I can't tell you now if the locals are behind because although I have them running, I switch over to a pool. Can't see wasting time solo mining blocks that are already forged. I really did not use the "recent blocks" frame on the AIO to absolutely determine the wallet was behind, but the miner that was using the local wallet to connect to the network. Every time I looked at the current block of the miner, I could flip over to a pool page and see the block had already been forged and the pool was mining the next block, sometimes two ahead.

  Not sure if it's a network issue?? My miner usually shows "network quality" @ 100%, sometimes it dips into the 90 or 80% zone, but the DLs keep being confirmed. Not even sure how network quality is quantified?

  So bottom line for me as a user is I'm off solo until I see a consistent correlation with my local wallets and the current real time blocks. Like everytime I look for at least 2 weeks.

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  Massive drop in Netdiff
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  @haitch ahhhh ok outstanding explanation thanks for that

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  Putting a cap on pool size
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  Rich burst is big but not big enough! IF you let what happened with btc happen here then you might see burst fold up. It has to be handle a little different to keep it alive. If you are just in it for the money then pumping it dry is no problem but if you plan some kind of future with burst you want everyone to stay. Could burst survive on 3 big pools ? I dont know.

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  Burst.ninja Forked
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  @Han-Solo, I just checked EU, it's backed up too. Must be a network issue with max transactions??

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  Why don't i get many Burst from Mining?
  • Burst Miner2

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  Ok, thank you

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  Blockchain Loading 3 days
  • jacobts

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  @jacobts Another way to sync fast would be this:
  https://forums.burst-team.us/topic/751/howto-use-opencl-gpu-for-accelerated-snyc-with-blockchain

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  How do i mine on 2 HDD's at the same time.
  • Burst Miner2

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  @iKnow0 Ok, thanks you that solved my problem. Thanks

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  Mining Problems . Thread Missing
  • jacobts

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  @jacobts Yes, sorry You are using the normal wallet.

  In burstcoin-1.2.7/burst_db Unzip https://db.burst-team.us/db.zip
  Why do not you use this one? https://github.com/dawallet/burstwindowswallet/releases/download/0.3.8.3/Burstcoin_Wallet_AIO_Setup_0.3.8.3.exe
  Bring all included XPlotter, pocminer, jminer etc

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  Variations in Burstcoin Network Size
  • iKnow0

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  @haitch ok thanks for the info

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  Not making any deadlines with 2 TB
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  pick lexicon pool

  click mining

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  miner not working?
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  so i think i realized my plotter is somehow messed because it looks nothing like anyone else it just started reading the nonces and then starting flying down the screen and constantly say reading then done on the nonces kindly looking like the miner but 1000x faster but if anyone could give me any help asap possible it would be much appreciated

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  http://m.burst4all.com/ stopping working?
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  @gwagner Well good work figuring that out. Another problem solved ;P

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  Script error
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  @manny50 Here is the fix. I had the exact same problem. You have to go into your IE settings-->Advanced-->Under Security, enable/checkbox the "Enable DOM Storage". Close IE and try again.
  

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  Drive read times + cpu usage issues
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  @iKnow0 That is good to know. Thanks :)

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  Possible Bad Info
  aio blockchain • • morantis

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  The blockchain will always be the same

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  show your clouds
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  @KyleH112
  usually just webdav, but there is some nice apps webdrive/netdrive witch ables u to use "backups" so u can drag and drop your "mounting table" to other machines. so far webdav is pretty slow, u might need to find a way to increase read threads, i did it by using alot of subfolders. for now i scan 1gb plots by 10 threads like i splitted these 1024mb into 10 folders

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  Mining on Android
  • bosaland

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  @bosaland said in Mining on Android:

  Hi just tried to dip my toe in the burstcoin mining game. Downloaded a new wallet onto my android phone and thought i had plotted 2 x 1gb. The cliked mine and was told no plots.....

  It seems that mining is not that straight forward.... is there anyone on here who would 'mentor' me as i really want to help you guys build burstcoin.

  try ploting again, if stil dont work, use your pc to plot a 1GB each of how many you want/capacity of your mobile storage and transfer it to your mobile.

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  About payouts
  • SvenE

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  @SvenE Well something is not right with your plots i guess . You should check for overlapping . As im mining with 5.1Tb and im getting a daily average of around 130 . Sometimes its 90 sometimes even 300 or more but i think average would be somewhere around 130/day. So make sure to check your plot fails and look for overlapping.

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  Counting Nonces
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  @alexclarkbarry191 Can you elaborate on what you're asking? Each address has a set of enumerated nonces plotted, the coin difficulty gives you an estimate of the size of the Burst network (currently 22PB).

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  New(but old external HD) formating/plotting info
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  @delords You restart xplotter specifying the starting nonce and number of nonces. It has a counter in an unlisted strea, file that shows where it was up to, and it knows from that where to resume from - it continues plotting the existing file rather than creating a new one