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Re: [ANN][BURST] Burstcoin | Efficient HDD Mining | New Version 1.3.6 | Assets | CFs
So using the latest Burst wallet for Windows. Am I missing something, or does it still not show transactions where you are the recipient of a multi-out transaction? The balance is OK but the transactions showing received coin are not visible.
Re: ethOS 1.3.3 can run Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji with 50%-90% hashrate increases.
What is this sorcery ? 
See this link for a full detailed explanation:
https://i.imgur.com/fIdZ40X.gif
Re: ethOS 1.3.3 can run Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji with 50%-90% hashrate increases.
What hashrate increase are we talking about?
As stated in message subject, 50-90% increase.
ethOS 1.3.3 can run Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji with 50%-90% hashrate increases.
http://ethosdistro.com/kb/#fglrx-amdgpu
Increasing Hashrate on Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji GPUs with AMDGPU
As of ethOS 1.3.3, you can increase the hashrate of older GPUs (Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji Series) by switching the driver from fglrx to amdgpu.
List of Tahiti GPUs : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-tahiti/
List of Tonga GPus : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-tonga/
List of Fiji GPUs : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-fiji/
NOTE! If you do not have any of the above GPUs, DO NOT PROCEED with the below guide. Please also note that most hashrate improvements are limited to ethash mining.
Follow the below instructions to set your driver to amdgpu.
In your config, set legacydriver [worker] amdgpu / globallegacydriver amdgpu
Then, set miner [worker] claymore-legacy or globalminer claymore-legacy
Run: putconf && sleep 30 && r
After your rig reboots, your Tahiti, Tonga, and Fiji GPUs will have an increased hashrate.
Increasing Hashrate on Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji GPUs with AMDGPU
As of ethOS 1.3.3, you can increase the hashrate of older GPUs (Tahiti/Tonga/Fiji Series) by switching the driver from fglrx to amdgpu.
List of Tahiti GPUs : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-tahiti/
List of Tonga GPus : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-tonga/
List of Fiji GPUs : https://videocardz.net/gpu/amd-fiji/
NOTE! If you do not have any of the above GPUs, DO NOT PROCEED with the below guide. Please also note that most hashrate improvements are limited to ethash mining.
Follow the below instructions to set your driver to amdgpu.
In your config, set legacydriver [worker] amdgpu / globallegacydriver amdgpu
Then, set miner [worker] claymore-legacy or globalminer claymore-legacy
Run: putconf && sleep 30 && r
After your rig reboots, your Tahiti, Tonga, and Fiji GPUs will have an increased hashrate.
Re: [ANN][BURST] Burstcoin | Efficient HDD Mining | New Version 1.3.6 | Assets | CFs
For me the JohnnyFFM PoC1->PoC2 converter is reporting not enough disk space for in-place conversion. 
Garbage. Figures... it sounded too good to be true anyway, time to replot.
Garbage. Figures... it sounded too good to be true anyway, time to replot.Hi,
Would be a little more informative if you said what size drive you are replotting, how many plots, how much free size....
I have used version 1.8 and 2.0 for each of my SMR 8TB drivers, some which have as little as 463MB free, and all have worked fine. (I have plots of 7 * 1 TB, 2 * 200Gb and 1 * remainder - 7.57TB formatted).
Dependent on your plotting speed, you could remove just your smallest plot, convert with Jonnys for the rest and then you just have 1 file to replot.
Or just have lower read speeds and dont even bother re plotting. If you're in something like the 0-100 pool, then it doesnt really matter how long your reads take, so long as you get all your submissions in.
J
I have dozens of drives of varying sizes to convert, and they are full... most have < 10MB free space. Some guidance on how much free space is required per drive to convert would be beneficial. It would have been especially useful to know this ahead of time. I would think an in-place conversion means that the new plot file would take up the same amount of space as the old one, and not require some set amount of free space per drive. If there is some sort of temporary space reservation required for working files during the conversion, the program should have an option to use a different drive for that (one with enough free space on it).
Re: [ANN] dstm's ZCash / Equihash Nvidia Miner v0.6 (Linux / Windows)
I tried the --temp-target flag the other day and it seems like the miner just ignores it. Temps stayed far above the limit. Running ethOS 1.3.1 and dstm 0.6.0.1. Any clues? Thx
Re: [ANN] dstm's ZCash / Equihash Nvidia Miner v0.5.8 (Linux / Windows)
Any 1080 (Non-Ti) users here??? How about your hashrate when using DSTM miner???
I have a rig of 8x 1080 (non-ti), they are Gigabyte GTX 1080 WINDFORCE OC. On average I would say they run in the 560's and 570's. I have seen them as low as 550's and as high as 590.
Currently: 581 576 576 573 580 576 569 576
Re: [ANN] dstm's ZCash / Equihash Nvidia Miner v0.5.7 (Linux / Windows)
I am getting higher sysloads in ethOS after upgrading to 0.5.7... for 8x GTX 1080 and 8x GTX 1080ti rigs. Any work being done to fix this? With 8x 1060 and 8x 1070 the load is a little lower.