Quote from: mdude77 on January 30, 2013, 10:20:02 PM

At 21.4mh, it's going to take a LONG time to find a share. If you check the p2pool output, it'll tell you the average time it'll take. Wildly guessing, maybe 1/2 a day.

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Thanks for the info, I just saw the mentioning of TIME TO SHARE in the same block of text that keeps on reappearing in the terminal.
Indeed it takes some time +- 10.5 hours... nvidia laptop gpu...

Quote from: twmz

There are two different kinds of shares. Your miner reports finding pseudo shares that are typically difficulty 1. P2Pool's console output is reporting real shares that are difficulty in the hundreds. Most pseudo shares are not real shares. As someone else mentioned, the p2pool console output also includes a line that estimates how long (on average) it will take to find a real share based on your recent hashrate. For the record, you are wasting time mining with only 21.4 MH/s or at least wasting electricity and money even if you are doing this just for fun. It will take you an insane amount of time to find a share and your earnings will not outweigh the costs of your mining.

Alt-coin merged mining is not pooled. When you find an entire block based on your own mining effort, that payment will appear in your alt coin client just as if you were solo mining that alt-coin.

Thanks for the more detailed information!
I know about the loss of costs, but I did this to test the p2pool to see if it actually runs on my local network.