Thanks, all good now 

I see a payment made on my wallet page, but nothing received in the wallet yet and I write this 50 minutes after payment.

Well, as far as I can tell, BFGMiner behaves the same both in shared mode and solo mode.
I'm talking about the same pool.
Shares are submitted and accepted and I hit blocks in shared mode, but as soon as I switch to solo mode in the same pool
it starts to look "erratic" at the pool's end. Can't see any big change my end (in BFGMiner). Apart from not hitting as many blocks as in shared mode.
I do know that hash rate is seldom exactly the same both ends.

Would you say that the small Moonlanders are less affected by the difficulty in shared mode?
I just see the same difficulty either way, but now I'm thinking perhaps shared mode is easier on these little buggers?

I'm just trying to understand how it works as I just started playing around with mining.
Thanks for trying to explain for a newbie like me 

I know that you nowadays can't solomine neng on own node with moonlanders, but could you really do it earlier if the wallet/node/miner was in Windows?
If it were possible, what were the settings in the conf file and bat file?

BFGMiner version for Moonlander says only bitcoin is supported, that's why I ask and I can't make it work on any currency I've tried so far...
Mining neng in pools works just fine, I'm only curious 

I experience that some pools offering both shared mining and solo mining behaves differently depending om what mode I choose.
Solo mining gives lower hash rate and fluctuates a lot more. Given hash rate even disappears sometimes and it looks like miner starts from zero again.

Anyone else have similar experience?

I couldn't specify new location for the data folder or conf file. Is that disabled in the latest Windows Qt wallet?

So... when do we reach 1 cent? 

Is it still possible to solo mine on own node with a Moonlander 2? (Windows 10)

I find blocks in a solo pool just fine, but would like to try against my own node.
All on same computer and without setting up own pool.

What working wallets are there now?
Only the Core after sync?

Has anyone seen any news from the devs?
Website seems down and only wallet I could connect was the Core wallet, but syncing is superslow.

Feels a bit like whipping a dead horse unfortunately.

Is it bad to stop bfgminer without hitting Q?

I'm working on some auto functions to restart bfgminer every other hour or so... and also if the date has changed I want a reboot.
The problem as I see it is that it will force stop bfgminer without key strokes, but that's perhaps OK?

Late reply, so you may already have solved your issue, but check in Device Manager what COM ports your Moonlanders use.

In the start bat-file, change -S MLD:all (this means that all usb/com-ports are scanned for a miner)
to -S \\.\COM1 -S \\.\COM2 -S \\.\COM4 -S \\.\COM5 (this example is not scanning COM3, but 1,2,4 and 5)

I'm not sure if there is a delimiter to use... like -S \\.\COM1,\\.\COM2,\\.\COM4,\\.\COM5 so try the above method.

Hash away and good luck 

Ran my Moonlander 2 for an hour with ~5 MHs/s (900 setting in the .bat-file).
I can put my finger on both heatsinks no problem and my IR temperature meter showed around 50 degrees celsius.
HW errors under 0.50% so I'm very happy with my new toy 

https://i.postimg.cc/kgHM6T2M/1hour5-MHs.jpg

Windows 11 and a powered USB3 hub and a 3 year old budget laptop.

Has anyone tried his own node and solo mining against own node?