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Happy to say works as advertised, nice and quickly too.

A problem with this that I see (as a BTC->silver person) is that it doesn't, and can't really, take into account the BTC->$currency ratio.  By which I mean, today, the low in BTC->USD is 1BTC->2USD, and that's not within what I'm willing to trade on.

Before you can run configure you need to run ./autogen.sh

Have you posted the build problems?  If they aren't too hard to fix, perhaps they can be fixed and merged...

If you do a 'make clean' then 'make' does it work?  It looks like you've got some stale objects around perhaps...

There's options for engine/memory/voltage, but I ran AMDOverdriveCtrl before I fired up cgminer to modify the ranges, so I can't say if it will modify them outside the normal scope.  I think it might be easier for you to build/download cgminer, pause your current miner for a minute and try

Still only fixed in git, afaics.

Shrug, sounds like you've switched to a small pool that does pay for invalids.  Personally after a run of bad luck on small pool I'm about ready to hop back over here once the block finishes.  And do recall slush said NMC would get paid out later (and I've cashed all mine out just fine).  But whatever, to each his own.

I believe this change has been pushed to the git tree at least, so anyone that builds from source can pull, rebuild and relaunch.

Not necessarily, if you're just going to go off and trade them, just set it to where you're trading

OK, that covers the obvious problems (none of which are there).  The next step would be:
./cgminer .. options to connect to a pool ... --verbose --text-only --shares 1 > debug.log 2>&1, pastebin it once it complete and wait for someone with more depth to figure out what's going on..

Can you use something like http://pastebin.com/ to show us the whole output of ./configure from when you built cgminer?  Thanks!

Hey all, two quick (I hope questions):

First, what's the equivalent of intensity=9 in cgminer, etc?  Setting breaktime to 90ms?

Second, I see merged mining is coming soon.  Just how soon?  I'm hoping before the current bonus runs out

And as an observation, at least in my rig (Ubuntu, I'm currently only as fast as cgminer was, but in cgminer I saw a LOT of pool not responding, caching results, pool back, submitting msgs).

Presumably, yes.  I've not been a user for all that long but for a while the exchange now rate was roughly 0.005 off from the "sell me now" market rate (or at least, bitparking.com).  Then the market dropped down to around 0.020'ish.  I'd been waiting for the rate here to drop, heh.

I've been seeing this off-and-on today, also with cgminer, going to api2.  I'm keeping an eye out for it happening again now..

What's poclbm using for url parsing?  I was poking phoenix earlier (and hoping to have time today, but didn't end up with) to try and add a proxy option since there's examples for twisted (which phoenix uses) and urllib (which I hope others use, heh) for proxy.

I'm game for some of the contents at least (no Windows here).  There's already a Tor page on the bitcoin.it wiki, but it's for bitcoind/IRC usage rather than mining, but the basic setup stuff is there.  Perhaps adding a Mining section, covering Linux and OS X (which I assume has torify too, but checking now) and hoping someone with Windows can confirm what I see googling about setting http_proxy in Windows and hoping cgminer+libcurl for Windows obeys?

EDIT: Page edited, OS X doesn't have torify so I just put Windows and OS X in the same section about "try setting http_proxy".  I don't know if more client specific information should go on the client pages (which are kinda sparse at times) or here.

So I guess for now we throw torify in front of the miner and if this takes off wait for (or help with) patching miners to try and proxy .onion domains?  Or maybe I should say, adding a new user, turning off LP and doing torify python phoenix.py ... Just Works.  And cgminer uses curl which supports SOCKS (and of course see the Tor FAQ about SOCKS and potential privacy issues) so it should Just Work too, but I haven't fiddled with that yet.