Quote from: trinitrotoluene on September 06, 2017, 09:58:52 PM

I would be willing to stand up an Iridium pool, but I don't see the info I need to create a coin file to start the pool.

Maybe IRD-PoolOperator would be willing to provide me his coin.json?

Below is the only real modifications beyond the obvious stuff like setting your wallet address

Code:

"coin": "Iridium",
"symbol": "IRD",

Code:

"blockUnlocker": {
   "enabled": true,
   "interval": 15, // lowered for testing, probably not good for production
   "depth": 20, // this is the actual important change
   "poolFee": 5,
   "devDonation": 0.0, // shouldn't work anyways
   "coreDevDonation": 0.0 // shouldn't work anyways
   },

Code:

"payments": {
   "enabled": true,
   "interval": 45, // massively lowered because of transaction issues
   "maxAddresses": 1, // prevents transaction size errors
   "mixin": 0, // prevents transaction size errors
   "transferFee": 10000, // I don't think a fee is even needed
   "minPayment": 1000000000, // 10 IRD
   "denomination": 1000000 // anything under 0.010 IRD gets truncated and remains pending
   },

Also make sure you set coinUnits in config.js otherwise the website (and only the website) shows the wrong decimal placement

Code:

var coinUnits = 100000000;

Installation of node requires a specific version, and may cause dependencies issues on your server depending on distribution. I'm accepting offers in my PM for system administration work, including setting something like a pool up.

Quote from: bravetheheat on September 06, 2017, 10:06:04 PM

how to mine this coin？ Hi，guys， you release a new coin but doesn't give the miner.

I see the github code, do i need to compile the code, and then mine it?

does there anyone success mine this coin?

Any Monero miner will work if you use a pool. I recommend xmrig or xmr-cpu-stak for CPU and ccminer-cryptonight by KlausT (I think xmr-stak-nvidia is fundamentally a repackage of this). xmr-stak-amd exists but I've never mined on an AMD GPU. Otherwise you can attempt to solo mine in the node itself, see earlier posts in this thread.