Hi becoin, in this case a block was not actually solved and thus you didn't get the 50 BTC. What is shown there is a "difficulty 1 hash" being reported, which is analogous to a share being reported in a pool. Just as a small fraction of shares are valid solutions to a block, a small fraction of these hashes are valid solutions to a block.
In the case of a block being solved it would show "Blocks: 1" in the miner's tab.
Sorry to get your hopes up on winning the 50 BTC lottery
I am not sure if I should re-word the terminology since I think it's quite confusing, but I don't know what to call it instead.
A new version of the miner is available
Kiv, thanks for the great work you do for all BTC enthusiasts.
Yesterday, however, something very strange happened. I was using guiminer solo to mine and despite very low hash generation power (about 1.5 Mhash/s) a block was solved and the corresponding single share accepted. But I didn't get the 50 BTC on my bitcoin balance... This has happened somewhere in between blocks 130798-130805. Could you please help explain what went wrong? See below screen shots I made:
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Thanks for taking the time to have a look at it.
In the case of a block being solved it would show "Blocks: 1" in the miner's tab.
Sorry to get your hopes up on winning the 50 BTC lottery
I am not sure if I should re-word the terminology since I think it's quite confusing, but I don't know what to call it instead.A new version of the miner is available
Kiv, thanks for the great work you do for all BTC enthusiasts.
Yesterday, however, something very strange happened. I was using guiminer solo to mine and despite very low hash generation power (about 1.5 Mhash/s) a block was solved and the corresponding single share accepted. But I didn't get the 50 BTC on my bitcoin balance... This has happened somewhere in between blocks 130798-130805. Could you please help explain what went wrong? See below screen shots I made:
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Thanks for taking the time to have a look at it.