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Re: [2000 GH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rollntime]
Sorry for the short downtime. We are on 0.7 and everything should be ok.
Thanks ! onward...
Re: [2000 GH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rolllntime]
How does the pool take into account the miner's higher difficulty set point that would correlate to a lower submitted hash rate and the payout share?
It pretends like one proof of work mined at difficulty 32 is 32 proofs of work at difficulty 1. So the payout is fair, but there is a little more variance at higher difficulty. As far as I know this is how all the pools handle variable difficulty.
If you want to know more about that I'd suggest you check out organofcorti's blogpost about it: http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2012/10/71-variable-pool-difficulty.html
Cool, thanks for the insight, and I'll run through that blogspot ...
Re: [2000 GH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rolllntime]
Something like this (the 'Diff 32/8' means that the target difficulty is 8 and the submitted share had a difficulty of 32):
In your case with a speed of 24Ghps you may see a difficulty of 16. As for setting this yourself, no, currently that is not possible at BitMinter. It is automatically adjusted by the pool based on your hashrate.
In your case with a speed of 24Ghps you may see a difficulty of 16. As for setting this yourself, no, currently that is not possible at BitMinter. It is automatically adjusted by the pool based on your hashrate.
How does the pool take into account the miner's higher difficulty set point that would correlate to a lower submitted hash rate and the payout share?
Re: [2000 GH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rolllntime]
And does anyone know if bfgminer supports the variable difficulty being talked about here?
Yes, for the past several versions. Your worker hashrate needs to be high enough, though. Roughly 20 shares/minute is the threshold I believe. I have a 1.6Ghps worker (~22 shares/minute) which never sees a difficulty higher than 1. A 12Ghps worker would see a difficulty of 8.We have one bfgminer setup with 24Ghps total, so I'm assuming we should see the difficulty rising. What this quickest way for me to check on that, and is the difficulty level something I can set myself?
Thanks for your feedback...
Re: [2000 GH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rolllntime]
My apologies if you have already covered the subject, but ... what are your commits on the use of mining_proxy with the new ASIC boxes coming online?
And does anyone know if bfgminer supports the variable difficulty being talked about here?
And does anyone know if bfgminer supports the variable difficulty being talked about here?
Re: BFGMiner: modular FPGA/GPU, clk/fans, GBT, RPC, Linux/OpenWrt/PPA/Win64 2.10.5
I've uploaded some prerelease/alpha Windows builds of BFGMiner 3.0 for testing. ... Please verify your FPGAs/GPUs/pools/etc still work as expected.
Note the new --show-processors option to view your FPGAs at a more detailed level.
Note the new --show-processors option to view your FPGAs at a more detailed level.
bfgminer-2.99.00 Win-64 been up about an hour now, nothing to report, everything is running well.
User defined Stratum diff is already available. So I don't see the rush to implement it into a miner.
I do see reasons to implement a difficulty setting in the miner and hope this bounces up the list of priorities for BFGMiner.
Re: BFGMiner: modular FPGA/GPU, clk/fans, GBT, RPC, Linux/OpenWrt/PPA/Win64 2.10.5
Is this using the PPA package, or self-compiled? If the latter, from tar or git? If the latter, is it possible you forgot to run autogen.sh in a long time and might have an old version of libblkmaker?
PPA:$ sudo apt-get install bfgminer
used:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:unit3/bfgminer
for the apt repository...
BTW, is it better to stay with long poll in solo mode, or allow miner to move on to stratum if available?
PS: if limited to Long Poll (--no-stratum) the "Cannot append template-nonce to coinbase on pool 0 (-1) - you might be wasting hashing!" stops repeating after each new block.
Re: BFGMiner: modular FPGA/GPU, clk/fans, GBT, RPC, Linux/OpenWrt/PPA/Win64 2.10.5
I get an interesting message from BFGMiner 2.10.5 under ubuntu while doing solo mining:
[2013-02-16 10:31:46] Cannot append template-nonce to coinbase on pool 0 (-1) - you might be wasting hashing!
[2013-02-16 10:31:46] Cannot append coinbase signature at all on pool 0 (-1)
Using bitcoind for servers... Now, I have the same configuration running under window 7 against the same bitcoind's with no problems (i.e. Blocks are created and posted to the correct wallet). It only gives me this error under ubuntu. (btw, it's amd-64 client)
Tired of buying Window licenses, any clues?
[2013-02-16 10:31:46] Cannot append template-nonce to coinbase on pool 0 (-1) - you might be wasting hashing!
[2013-02-16 10:31:46] Cannot append coinbase signature at all on pool 0 (-1)
Using bitcoind for servers... Now, I have the same configuration running under window 7 against the same bitcoind's with no problems (i.e. Blocks are created and posted to the correct wallet). It only gives me this error under ubuntu. (btw, it's amd-64 client)
Tired of buying Window licenses, any clues?
btw, Hello everyone! I am FatTony you may have seen me on "The Simpsons" 
Hey FatTony, still milking those mises?
I'm BitSilver.us, helping to build that wealth.
good lord yes it is, I thought 5 posts and wait 5 hours was a tad strict!
Five and five hours... interesting...
Nice to find a forum that is active. CheeriO!
CheeriO, makes three.
Alrighty, five post it is..
And I'm looking for my first