Quote from: Wolf0 on July 19, 2016, 08:51:58 PM

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Quote from: Wolf0 on July 19, 2016, 07:45:47 PM

Eth pools reject NO shares, unless stale. Dupes they consider too compute-heavy to return negative responses for.

You mean that from miner's POV the hashrate will be higher, but from pool's POV, this will be kind of cheating?

From pool's POV, most will silently drop dupes. The ethminer tends to handle HW errors by not submitting at all - of course, this isn't important enough to tell you about it.

is there a way to measure HW errors ?

I use SGMiner - I built in regenhash, a CPU implementation of Ethash used to verify before submission. You can also use abort() in the area where it happens in Genoil's ethminer. You could let me take a look at it, if you trust me.

Uh, yeah - dude, do that.