Quote from: scryptr on September 27, 2015, 05:18:37 PM

Quote from: t-nelson on September 27, 2015, 04:43:34 PM

Quote from: scryptr on September 27, 2015, 03:27:35 AM

Quote from: t-nelson on September 26, 2015, 09:33:37 PM

Quote from: zTheWolfz on September 26, 2015, 08:37:58 PM

Quote from: t-nelson on September 26, 2015, 06:23:26 AM

I'm not sure it matters how many ways to donate we have. Miners seem to be way better at complaining than donating. I had my all of my GPUs pointed at broken soloing for nearly a week and have only received two donations (thanks again myagui and zTheWolfz!) since the fix went in. That's despite there being at least a half dozen people on here complaining about the issue. It really makes me wonder whether my time would be better spent fixing ccminer or teaming up with some of the kernel guys and doing something closed from scratch...

Sorry if it came across as a complaint was only noting it wasn't working and hadn't been for quite sometime.

Thanks for your hard work, more donations to come when I get more to spare.
A few GPU's where down for a day or so and set me back some.

Cheers

Not at all. You actually sped things up by posting output. It saved me waiting around on my piddly setup. We're past even by my book.

2-BITS--

I sent you 2-bits. And, thank you! Please communicate with the neoscrypt wallet devs. The wallet behavior is not normal. --scryptr

Much appreciated, sir!

Which coins are you having wallet trouble with specifically? PhoenixCoin is fixed in their master branch, so should be OK whenever they cut a new release. I opened an issue for FeatherCoin at https://github.com/FeatherCoin/Feathercoin/issues/77. You can use the --broken-neo-wallet flag until they sort things out.

I also wanted to clarify that by "closed," I meant "closed source." That is the only way to enforce something like a small fee. Generally in open source I don't care about such things because, for someone else to monetize my work, they have to put in some effort on their own. However, with a miner its just; start program, profit!

ORBITCOIN (ORB)--

And Feathercoin. I attempted to use release dot 69 (prior to the wallet flag) with the wallet and it just sat there, no card hashing reports. I then used DJM34's CCminer for NeoScrypt, with debugging on and quiet off, and got this:

Error messages when attempting to solo-mine with OrbitCoin wallet (NeoScrypt).

At that point I stopped attempting to solo-mine with NeoScrypt. I'll wait for the compiled Windows release with the wallet flag. I have compiled on Windows, but not for a while.

--scryptr

I've updated my previous post with what I've found regarding neoscrypt wallet status. If you're having issues with one that's already fixed, then you need a newer version of the wallet. That may require waiting for their devs to cut a release. Of the two that are reported, I'd suggest posting in the GH issue thread links I've posted.

As for output, did you see zTheWolfz's post a while back? Apparently that's how it's always worked. It could be something in the kernel.