middlecoin.com has been mining Karmacoin a bunch tonight which is why the net hash is going way up.

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That would definitely be a great feature, especially if it required you to confirm via email.

Check your payment address if you are mining on hashhunt.in. I woke up today to find someone changed mine to GZURrmgbVHpZcAQYSHmqsyQ4EKSL2yiej5. I lost about 0.75 ASR. Lesson learned, don't ever reuse pool passwords and set the minimum auto payout (mine was set at 1.0).

My actual ASR address is GdmdjvNqR4d3vgMMJAiT7FrpyDdAnCcLYu.

It's not compatible with Python 3. I'd suggest either downgrading to 2.7 or you could try running 2to3 on it.  http://docs.python.org/2/library/2to3.html

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So far no luck withdrawing my USDE from there (or BTC for that matter :-/ ). No sign of the withdrawal confirmation emails. It's worked fine for me in the past, so hopefully it'll come through eventually (though it's been several hours at this point).

I just filed a support ticket on it.

Edit: they just fixed it!

Also minimum is now 0.01 per order.. Which is what, 1/30 of the current supply. Hope they change that!

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Signed up: sirgolan / 35

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This thread seemed to provide a good workaround:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187160.0

Disabling/re-enabling the cards after quitting cgminer prevented the crash.

Starting with lower intensity (11) stopped things from crashing completely-- looks like explorer is dead and there were some display artifacts, but I'm still here typing this message. But also, hash rate on one card went down to 4kh/s. Increasing its intensity to 13 inside cgminer made things more crashy. Going to reboot and try some other settings, though it's hard to know if anything worked until after I run it for many hours.

Thanks again for the suggestions! Worst comes to worst, I can manage stuff from within cgminer and never quit out as long as when I go down to intensity 8, it doesn't interfere with my work (gamedev, so using 3d accel).

I'm on 13.9 as well. -i 13 gives me about 330kh/s. Starting up with -i 13 may help and then switching to 17. I'd go higher, but this is also my main desktop and 17+ starts to kill performance. It seems like most of the 280x configs use -i 13, 8192 tc, and -g 2, but I think those have all given me worse performance on my 7950s.. I'll give I 13 a try in a little bit though!

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Will do. That was my first post, so I think I didn't have a choice but to post it here. I saw somewhere else (probably reddit) that it's best to start with lower intensity and manually increase it once cgminer is running, so I'm going to try that when I have time to deal with the reboot. I've only seen one person mention the lower intensity trick, so I'm skeptical that it'll help. As a side note, I realized that I can add/remove/switch pools without exiting cgminer, so I'm just doing that for now.

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First post here.. I'm having an odd issue with cgminer 3.7.2. I've got it set up with what seems to be stable parameters for my 2x Sapphire Dual X 7950's, but if I let it run for several hours and then go to restart it (to switch pools or whatever), it locks up the display drivers bad enough to require a reboot. If I leave it alone, it runs fine for hours.

I'm on Win 7 with a 1100w power supply and Catalyst 13.9. Right now, I've got one card turned way down since I have an airflow problem, but here's the batch file I'm using:


Getting about 620kh/s on gpu 0, which I think is pretty good for I=17. Temps are 68-70C.

Anyone have any ideas what could cause this?

Edit: This thread provides a solution / workaround: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187160.0