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Posts made by k06a
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RE: Pool.burstcoin.de:8080posted in Pool Announcements
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RE: Mjminer plotter fork for Optimized Plots on macOS (CPU, AVX2, SSE4)posted in Plotter
@daWallet maybe this needed to be fixed only on macOS, this repo still supports linux. I am not sure about this lines.
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Mjminer plotter fork for Optimized Plots on macOS (CPU, AVX2, SSE4)posted in Plotter
Recently optimised mjminer plotter to produce fully optimised plots directly. Use same arguments as usual but prepend with
sudo, it just produces fully optimised plot files:
https://github.com/k06a/mjminerIt requires root access because of fast file allocation without zeroing its content – which is potentially not safe, because app will be able to access data of deleted files. But in case of plotter it is not a problem – files gets allocated, then is fully rewritten. You can read all changes in this pull request:
https://github.com/r-majere/mjminer/pull/4I wanna this PR to be merged into original repository. Do anyone have contact of @r-majere?
Described process of plotting/mining on macOS in this article:
https://steemit.com/burst/@k06a/efficient-burst-mining-on-macos-linuxIf you tried my fork and it works under your Linux, please write a comment with you Linux distribution and version.
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
Just finished an article about efficient plotting/mining on macOS/linux:
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
Today fixed macOS support for creepMiner (in
developmentbranch):
https://github.com/Creepsky/creepMiner/tree/developmentIs anyone interested in? I am using MacMini for mining (eats less than 85W)
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
@damncourier did you mean mshabal do not support 32bit?
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
@damncourier thanks for reporting! Just fixed bug. Try newest version.
$ sudo ./plot -k 6741243138549807594 -x 2 -d ./ -n 12288 -s 6000000000 -m 12288 -t 8 Using AVX2 core. Total generation steps: 2 Creating plots for nonces 6000000000 to 6000012288 (3 GB) using 3072 MB memory and 8 threads Using fcntl::F_SETSIZE to expand file size to 3GB 100.00% Percent done. 10457 nonces/minute, 0:00 left Finished plotting.$ md5 6741243138549807594_6000000000_12288_12288 MD5 (6741243138549807594_6000000000_12288_12288) = e355faca3ca6d43c81c152c196060836 -
RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
@damncourier can you give me command you used for plotting?
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
@damncourier I've checked it by plotting and optimising same file with original version and comparing md5's than.
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RE: Linux Plotting/miningposted in Mining & Plotting
Just finished unix/darwin plotter to work same way as XPlotter does: produce fully optimized plots directly. It requires super user rights to prealloc file without filling it zeroes. It is some kind of unsafe, because software may have access to old deleted files. But in case of plotter I think it is not a problem.
You can download and try from this branch:
https://github.com/k06a/mjminer/tree/fix/optimizeHere is my PR to original repo:
https://github.com/r-majere/mjminer/pull/4I've tried it only on macOS, you can help me to test it on linux.
My MacBook Pro Retina 15" Mid 2015 (2,2 GHz Intel Core i7) with AVX2 core:
$ sudo time ./plot -k 1893347256907199281 -x 2 -d /Volumes/HDD1 -n 3801088 -s 0 -m 16384 -t 8 Using AVX2 core. Total generation steps: 464 Creating plots for nonces 0 to 3801088 (997 GB) using 4096 MB memory and 8 threads Using fcntl::F_SETSIZE to expand file size to 950272GB 35.13% Percent done. 10302 nonces/minute, 4:00 leftproduces 996GB plot:
1893347256907199281_0_3801088_3801088