Mining & Plotting

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  • JamesAdams

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  CPU mining and plotting
  • Moltoy

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  @Blago thx

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  Plotting Error Code : 21
  • AyeliM

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  @AyeliM Which plotter?

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  pool.burstcoin.party web page issues
  • Longsnowsm

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  @Longsnowsm Gave it another nudge

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  Plotting on one computer for mining with another: Is it possible using the AIO windows wallet?
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  @haitch @Gibsalot thanks guys!

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  Difference Between wplotgenerator and Xplotter
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  @Blago Thanks for your prompt response. Will look at it.

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  Pool.Burst-team.us
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  @haitch Thx again I can already see that it's finding DL's much faster ;)

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  Mining issue on Windows 10!
  mining issues mining windows mining problem burstcoin burst client • • bvgfhrht

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  @daWallet Working now thx

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  pool.burstmining.club Info
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  Upgrades performed successfully, Went from a E3-1225 to a e5-2680 cpu and 4 times as much RAM

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  Is this a typo??
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  Yes. Thanks.

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  Deadlines not being confirmed by miner
  • IncludeBeer

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  @IncludeBeer More likely miner volume - looking at http://util.burst-team.us:8888/pool - the Bigger pools have 6 - 7+ * more active miners.

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  Max size of nonce
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  @rds The wallet can handle a nonce address/index range from:
  0 to 18446744073709551613
  (unsigned Long.MAX_VALUE -> 2^64-1)

  Check this for scoop size etc. PLOT_SIZE is the size behind one nonce address/index.
  https://github.com/BurstProject/pocminer/blob/master/src/pocminer/util/MiningPlot.java

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  GPU or CPu miner
  • CrazyEarner

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  @ZapbuzZ said in GPU or CPu miner:

  there are 3 miner options within the burst wallet system i know about. 2 are cpu based 1 is GPU assisted. The GPU assisted one for me reads a 4 terrabyte plot in 10 seconds as opposed to about 30 to 35 seconds with the others. Basically I would recommend GPU; cpu if it in't supported by your hardware. Your GPU hardware would most likely need to be manufactured 2014 or after as my cards older than that the OPENCL version is too old and gpu miner crashes on me. Please note even the lowest powered discreet graphics card yealds great read results.

  Would a GTX 460 1GB will work for GPU Assited Mining?

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  Down another time :(
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  occasionally the system needs to be brought down to backup. Occasionally the pool needs to be restarted to avoid a fork. And yes it was down while I sleep as the router needed to be reset.

  Burstcoin seems to becoming more popular as DDos attacks have become more frequent. Cloudflare seems to help.

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  deadline VS no deadline
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  while we are on the subject is it worth mining these high deadlines.
  

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  Can i use the same setup i mine with gpus for hard drive mining?
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  @BrettM Depends on how many drives you plan on mining. but an average CPU should be fine.

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  What happens after final block mined?
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  https://forums.burst-team.us/topic/1297/is-the-party-going-to-end-soon

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  Is My Plot File and Mining Normal?
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  @Focus Thanks for the input. I'll try that one next. Have a nice day.

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  Block Winner 310908
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  @luxe update on the feature we spoke about. it turns out theres nothing brought back about the submit being not accepted.

  im currently adding into the code something where if we hit a good deadline below lets say 1 hour. then it resubmits this to multiple online wallets.

  ive tested it and so far it works. the other wallet ooks like it accepts the data. and it even returns me the string back to tell me its taken it. albeit almost 4 times slower. this shouldn't matter much as its called asynchronously

  { result: 'success', requestProcessingTime: 141, deadline: 893735 } new best deadline 893735 //External Api Call { status: true, data: { result: 'success', requestProcessingTime: 453, deadline: 893735 } }

  rather than make this a static list though. ill use http://util.burst-team.us:8888/network/json and pick the wallet's out of this json and use those.

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  pay to upload plots for me!
  • falconCoin

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  @haitch dang! well nevermind then! thought it would speed it up a bit