yes there are some "tricks":
- allow incoming connections
- compile your own wallet with optimisations for your cpu (-march=native -O3)
- mine with "-s 2" (getwork expire in seconds)
From what I'm understanding I'm already allowing incoming connections (listen=1). I'm mining with "-s 1". Would it make a difference to set it to 2? And if so, why?
listen=1 may not be enough, you may need to open the right port on your router/firewall or use upnp.
I found out that ccminer doesn't like -s=1 and prefers -s=2, at least on my rigs.
Pallas, excuse my ignorance that is -s = 1 and -s = 1, I am new in this currency, where is this configuration done? Is it in the miner or in the .conf file of the wallet?
I also want to ask if you can solomining from a network other than the wallet, what configuration would you have to put in the .conf file of the wallet? why
I have put this:
Rpcallowip = x.x.x.x (ip publishes)
Rpcport = 8252
Rpcuser = user
Rpcpassword = pass
Listen = 1
Server = 1
Daemon = 1
Rpcthreads = 64
Maxconnections = 1000
But does not accept connections from outside with the miner.
In the miner is:
Ccminer -a m7 -o x.x.x.x: 8252 -u rpcuser -p rpcpassword
But does not connect, ports are open in firewall and router
What would you recommend?
-s is a commandline option of the miner.