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Board Beginners & Help
Re: Introduce yourself :)
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Dominic Sayers
on 05/07/2011, 09:57:05 UTC
 Huh

...and I'm back down to 4 posts again. It's really boring having to un-n00b myself all the time.
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: Newbie restrictions
by
Dominic Sayers
on 04/07/2011, 11:50:35 UTC
How dreary
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Board Mining software (miners)
Re: Using poclbm With The phatk Kernel
by
Dominic Sayers
on 21/06/2011, 15:02:51 UTC
Working fine in Windows 7 64-bit. I'm getting about the same hash rate, but enjoying luke-jr's improved status messages nonetheless.
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Board Mining
Re: poclbm using CPU 100% even though using GPU?
by
Dominic Sayers
on 24/05/2011, 09:04:11 UTC
Same problem under Ubuntu 11.04.
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 6000+
Two ATI cards.
GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
Latest poclbm

1 miner = 0-5% CPU
2 miners = 97-100% CPU
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Board Pools
Re: Please test: New Experimental Pool "Eligius"
by
Dominic Sayers
on 18/05/2011, 13:30:50 UTC
Hi Luke-jr,

I started mining in the Eligius pool based on the information I read here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Eligius

It was only when I read this thread that I realised MyBitCoin addresses wouldn't work.

Can my balance be transferred to a different address? It's only 0.01 BTC but times are hard...
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Board Bitcoin Technical Support
Re: Setting up multiple bitcoin machines behind NAT
by
Dominic Sayers
on 18/05/2011, 12:07:13 UTC
Quote from: satoshi on February 16, 2010, 01:34:56 AM
You can only set up your NAT to port-forward to one of the computers.



For redundancy in case the first computer goes down, you could have two that connect out and the rest connect to both of them.  The first two are run normally, the rest are run like:
bitcoin -connect= -connect=

I agree with the first statement (you can only forward the port to one computer).

Therefore I do not understand the second statement. How does this achieve redundancy? Only one of the two will receive forwarded traffic. If that one goes down then you've lost the connection (AFAIK).

Am I being dumb?