Quote from: xhomerx10 on July 06, 2016, 11:57:21 AM

Quote from: overdozedCEO on July 06, 2016, 11:11:13 AM

sry for asking but what exactly do i have to do with the nodes?
creating a file in gpu dir? which kind, name ? Wink

Create a file called GPU.conf containing:

Code:

rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=password
rpcport=4000
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1:4000
server=1
daemon=1
listen=1
maxconnections=44
addnode=23.227.190.61
addnode=104.172.24.79:6897
addnode=123.56.194.66:6897
addnode=158.69.126.156:6897
addnode=185.93.68.25:6897
addnode=192.241.172.152:6897
addnode=192.52.167.94:6897
addnode=220.245.103.100:6897
addnode=23.227.190.61:6897
addnode=24.200.66.3:6897
addnode=49.248.107.194:6897
addnode=62.84.81.68:6897
addnode=62.84.92.148:6897
addnode=69.36.215.49:6897
addnode=75.110.171.112:6897
addnode=77.121.108.134:6897
addnode=79.66.21.153:6897
addnode=80.213.153.157:6897
addnode=83.82.131.238:6897
addnode=85.157.35.44:6897
addnode=92.170.7.159:6897
addnode=93.116.14.150:6897
addnode=98.115.147.74:6897
addnode=99.253.31.55:6897

For windows, it should go in the C:\Users\main_account\AppData\Roaming\Gpu directory
I don't run this on any other platforms so I cant say where it would go for Linux or Apple

Make sure to change the username and password to something else. The rcpallow line is important because it limits logins using the name and password you select to the local host.

for linux its calling gpu.conf not GPU.conf
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