It's working!
I'll try to make it even simpler. Because my English does not allow me to go deeper.
Disregard the ""
Open the CMD (DOS window) and go to the folder where XPlotter is and type:
XPlotter_avx.exe -id "your ID" -sn "nonce number" -t "threads " -path "x": \ Burst \ plots\ -mem "RAM amount" G
e.g.:
XPlotter_avx.exe -id 13919803089879865906 -sn 0 -t 8 -path d:\ Burst \ plots\ -mem 8G
XPlotter_avx.exe -id 13919803089879865906 -sn 50000000 -t 8 -path e:\ Burst \ plots\ -mem 8G
XPlotter_avx.exe -id 13919803089879865906 -sn 100000000 -t 8 -path f:\ Burst \ plots\ -mem 8G
XPlotter_avx.exe -id 13919803089879865906 -sn 150000000 -t 8 -path g:\ Burst \ plots\ -mem 8G
XPlotter_avx.exe -id 13919803089879865906 -sn 200000000 -t 8 -path h:\ Burst \ plots\ -mem 8G
- -id If you got here it's because you already know your ID from your wallet!
- -sn "number" reference to start your nonce. It does not have to be a specific number but one that tells the XPlotter where to start, JUST THAT! As Haitch explained in the previous comment, "jumping 50M nonces per drive. It leaves gaps, but it's the number of nonces you have, gaps do not really matter" this fits any size of Hdd. This part is where I found it more difficult because many people still think one nonce should start exactly where the other stopped. NO!
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-t search on Google how many threads your processor has put the number there.
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"x" the address where the Plote will be created, need to be X: \ Burst \ plots, X is the letter of your Hdd
With me it just worked with these rules.
END!
As a reference,
I have an processor i7 with 8 threads and 16 of RAM, I use the totality of threads and the maximum memory possible to not let the system freeze, in order to plot a 8T hd. In 24 hours completed 13%. On another computer I have an Xeon server with 8 threads and 16 RAM and completed 8% in 24 hours, why the fuck? Same hd. I think it's because of USB 2.0
At the end you can plug the Hdd into any computer to mine, but not in different accounts it has to be referring to your ID that you created the Plots. In addition to all hds apparently they should be connected on the same computer to a single account. Connecting to the same account on different computers is possible but I've seen problems. I need to research that part.
You can plot on multiple computers at the same time, just follow the nonces rules.
I'm not an expert I started this Burst business from scratch only 4 days ago. And I found it very difficult to find simple explanations for what is simple. People are really confused. Maybe because they are "kids" lol
Remembering this is just to plot your HD in all your computer capacity and all the space available on your HD in order to finish it ASAP! If you have more than 24 hd the process is different.
Please if I explained something wrong, correct me
Thank you very much to luxe, IncludeBeer and haitch