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Re: [ANN] ZERO - COMMUNITY TAKEOVER
by
vklchck
on 13/01/2018, 13:42:27 UTC


Is there anyone here willing to help getting these parameters to comply with a z-nomp pool? ... I am also trying to get this to work on my local z-nomp pool, and as loewe1631 described up top. That configuration doesn't work. And when i just keep algorithm as equihash, I only get a bunch of invalid shares submitted. I would be grateful for any help I can get. Thank You

i already posted on page 5 of this thread links to my modified node stratum pool and equihashverify that you will need to rebuild with z-nomp to get zero to work.

great work everyone Smiley

as a thank you to all and to help strengthen the zero network i have made a quick fork of node stratum and equihashverify to support equihash 192,7 for zero.

https://github.com/joshyOcuk/equihashverify
https://github.com/joshyOcuk/node-stratum-pool-2

the simplest way to get this to work would just be install znomp then copy in the modules and npm rebuild, thats it Smiley (i have not tested the gits but im 99% confident i added all the requirements if you run into errors just let me know)

come mine with us!! http://zero.mining4.co.uk 1% fee

i will warn people with the idea of setting up a pool that it is not just set and forget and requires constant tending to, i recommend running the pool locally for a while until you understand how it works before going public as you may find its more work and research than you were willing to put into it, but for anybody willing to learn or already with the skills go for it! more pools = stronger networks



Thank You H_tchet! Thats exactly what i was looking for Cheesy! I was able to narrow it down just now myself I think. By finding out the indices array value and the N and K values in the equi.c, but wasn't getting any results. Thank you for sharing your work H_tchet! Ill rebuld and start mining away! Cheesy

And yes, I agree with you, my plan is to spend about a month or so to learn how to properly manage a pool, and only after I feel comfertable with it, I may try to go public. But for now, this is all learning time for me.