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This can get real interesting real fast if pirateat40 in indeed in caught in such a trap.
Why would this affect pirateat40?
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where is the win32 zipped version?
Just open the exe with your favorite archiver
Tried with Winrar and it doesn't work
Try using -f 1000, this seems to fix the overall desktop interactivity problem, but loses performance.
Unfortunately, not in this case. The performance did not drop, but the bogdown is still just as terrible. I'll try it on my other computer though, that one is not Hybrid. I'll let you know how it turns out.
EDIT:
My other computer has two GTS 250's, with an SLI setup. With m0mchil's miner, I have to run two separate processes, and each clocks in around 33000 khps. With DiabloMiner, I have to only run one process and I get approximately 72000 khps, but again there's a terrible bogdown. Playing with -w and using -f 1000 again does not drop performance, but doesn't help either.
Oh well, looks like I have to stick with m0mchil's miner on both machines.Actually I have a ATI Radeon 4850 on Windows 7 and using Diablo's miner makes my computer unusable even with -f 1000 so I stick with m0mchil's.
Seems to work! 
Algo results on Q6600: c: 920, 4way: ~600, cryptopp: ~600, cryptopp_asm32: 1050. This is for a single thread.
I wish the way you logged information was compatible with file redirection. I run my miners in the background and redirect all output to a file. Most implementations log the data just fine, but yours outputs nothing.
For example:
poclbm.exe --user=... --pass=... --host=... >file
this outputs *nothing* in the console, but saves progress in "file". This is the expected behaviour for console programs.
minerd.exe --algo cryptopp_asm32 --url [...] --userpass [...] >file
this prints progress info to the console, and creates an empty file.
(also, since I'm firing off requests... a zip package (no installer) would be most appreciated!
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Thanks for your effort!
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There's something dodgy with using multiple threads: one of the threads doesn't start, and the CPU usage is correspondingly below the expected amount. E.g. "starting 3 threads", but only 2 cores are used, only 2 threads report khash/sec, and only 2 threads are doing work according to ProcessExplorer.
Lastly, algorithm cryptopp_asm32 consistently generates proof of work that gets rejected with a "Boo" message.
Algo results on Q6600: c: 920, 4way: ~600, cryptopp: ~600, cryptopp_asm32: 1050. This is for a single thread.I wish the way you logged information was compatible with file redirection. I run my miners in the background and redirect all output to a file. Most implementations log the data just fine, but yours outputs nothing.
For example:
poclbm.exe --user=... --pass=... --host=... >file
this outputs *nothing* in the console, but saves progress in "file". This is the expected behaviour for console programs.
minerd.exe --algo cryptopp_asm32 --url [...] --userpass [...] >file
this prints progress info to the console, and creates an empty file.
(also, since I'm firing off requests... a zip package (no installer) would be most appreciated!
)Thanks for your effort!
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There's something dodgy with using multiple threads: one of the threads doesn't start, and the CPU usage is correspondingly below the expected amount. E.g. "starting 3 threads", but only 2 cores are used, only 2 threads report khash/sec, and only 2 threads are doing work according to ProcessExplorer.
Lastly, algorithm cryptopp_asm32 consistently generates proof of work that gets rejected with a "Boo" message.
I have this same problem, I have a Q9550, and with 4 threads, only 2 cores are used, and my khash/sec does not appear to be utilizing all four threads.
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i need a portable file to run on certain computers
just "install" it once and copy the folder to your thumbdrive, works fine for me (note that i only used 0.2.1, newer versions slow 4way down on my phenomX3).oh didnt know i could do that thanks!
no big deal to use jgarzik's "installer",
it'll just create a new folder of your choice (and shortcuts if you wish) and unpack a few files to it,
nothing to worry about.
it'll just create a new folder of your choice (and shortcuts if you wish) and unpack a few files to it,
nothing to worry about.
i need a portable file to run on certain computers where i don't have installation privileges