The new version is finally ready. You can download PhoenixMiner 5.8a from here:

https://phoenixminer.info/downloads/PhoenixMiner_5.8a_Windows.zip
https://phoenixminer.info/downloads/PhoenixMiner_5.8a_Linux.tar.gz


Changes in version 5.8a :

• Added lock core clock
• Fixed an issue causing crashing with some RTX 3060/3080/3090 cards
• Implemented new "turbo" kernels (-clkernel 3) for AMD Polaris cards that can work with the current DAG sizes over 4 GB. Note that -clkernel 3 uses double the VRAM and will
  provide slightly faster hashrate with slightly higher power consumption. You can use the -rvram command-line parameter to specify how much VRAM to be left unused
• Increased the maximum supported DAG epoch to 600 (i.e. until about Sep 2023)
• Implemented full hardware control for AMD RX6900/6800/6700 cards under Linux. Note that with these cards under Linux you need to specify relative core voltage: e.g. -
  cclock -50 will set the core voltage to be 50 mV under the default value
• Added ROCr kernels for Vega, Radeon VII and Navi cards. With these kernels you will be able to run these cards with Linux drivers 20.45 and later but the performance will
  be lower than with the older PAL drivers and kernels. We recommend using AMD Linux driver 20.30 for all cards except RX6900/6800/6700
• Fixed an issue causing crashing with some RX6900/6800/6700 cards under Linux (there is no need to run these cards with -clkernel 0 anymore)
• Added support for AMD Windows drivers up to 21.8.1. Note that Radeon VII cards will not work with drivers 21.6.1 or higher - you need to use older drivers for proper
  operation of these cards
• Added support for AMD Linux drivers up to 21.20 (use older drivers for Vega or Radeon VII cards as they will not work with 21.20). Note that the latest 21.30 drivers are
  not supported (and the initial testing shows that even the older Polars cards are not working properly with them, so avoid 21.30 for now)
• Numerous other fixes and small improvements

Please let us know if you have any problems or questions related to PhoenixMiner 5.8a

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I like Crypto-Games because: It's better than anywhere else to gamble online.   The staff is on top of everything at any given time.

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I'm looking for $125 or $140 Coupons.   Let me know if you have any

The initial difficulty on the p2pool's at bongger.com is set extremely low (at 1), raising the initial difficulty, or adding in a port with a higher difficulty would help a lot.   I couldn't really hook up to the pool effectively with only 12 MH

I read yesterday that Cryptopia will be reopening the LTC market in a 'separate in every way' exchange which will put Bongger back on the active list before long.  It looks like the url is going to be https://ltc.cryptopia.co.nz/ but dont hold me to that.

WWBGR!!

I've submitted Bongger for consideration at a few exchanges in the past few weeks.    I am hopeful that it will be picked up by one or more in the near future.   I'd like to see it on Poloniex personally.   If you guys want to help out, head to https://poloniex.com/contact and tell them you want bongger to get listed.   They consider coins that 'have a strong organic demand' and I think Bongger definitely has that

Edit:   I've already filled out the new coin form there, don't re-submit that please.    A simple friendly message from as many people as we can get to send one will suffice.

Guess I won't be solo mining Bongger anymore 

WWBGR!!!   

In-sane

If you have, or know of, any Bitcoin based cryptocurrency that is offering a Bounty for a mobile wallet app, then I would be glad to be of service.  I've published one for Bongger (Search Bongger Wallet in the Play Store), and  can turn out an app for you pretty quick since I have all the code ready to go.   The app will run on all platforms, including web.   

Post here, or PM me if interested!

Posted the source code for the wallet app to github: https://github.com/drhinote/bongger-cordova/

Dev, if you want to start hosting web wallets on bongger.com, check out the repo, then serve /app-src/platforms/browser/www/ .   A static web server is fine, its all client side code.   It would probably be best to wrap it up in a frame or something similar that limits the size to something similar to a mobile device, it's in no way optimized for full window viewing

Have fun!

Okay, I can confirm now that the app is available in the app store.   After downloading I realized the icon and splash screen I made didn't get retained in the release process, so I will be fixing that.  


Other than that, Ive already published an update to fix Qr scanning, but still have yet to see if the fix did the trick out in the wild.  If it didn't, it is the next thing I will be working on.  

If anyone likes the app, donations are always welcome

Bongger:  AnxTztXEdWSP5Gw3Nxz95e32cdEC6ayRbq

The Bongger Android Wallet has been released to the Google Play Store!

I haven't seen it appear during a search yet but it's only been 5 minutes.   Keep your eyes peeled , or PM me for a copy of the APK if you want to get down and dirty sooner rather than later.

A couple details about transaction processing time:

Bongger sent to the wallet from an outside source will appear in your balance after 1 confirmation, but should show in your pending balance as soon as the transaction hits the mempool at large.

Bongger sent from one android wallet app user to another android wallet app user will transfer about as instantaneously as one can get when dealing with a blockchain as the transaction is indexed while it's being broadcast to the network.

Coin security:

All private keys for your wallet are stored only on your device, and can not be recovered if you don't write down or otherwise back up the mnemonic phrase given to you when you create your new wallet. 

However, just because your private keys never leave your device does not mean they are completely safe.   If your phone gets lost, be sure you have the ability to wipe the phone if you are storing a large value of Bongger in the wallet.    As long as you know your login pin and mnemonic phrase, you can recover your coin in the wallet app.

Disclamer

I along with anyone else involved in development work for the  Bongger coin are not responsible for any loss monetarily or otherwise stemming from the use of any Bongger wallet and related software.   

300,000 blocks left to process into the index, then some final testing on my part and the Bongger Android wallet will be released in the Google Play store.   

More details to follow when the app is released

Address index for the new Android wallet is in the process of loading now.   Production release of the wallet will happen sometime tonight (CST) or in the morning tomorrow

Usually, when I see a particular friend of mine, the first thing I say to him is 'Didja see the price on that Bitcoin?'   Today, I made it 'Didja see the price on that Bongger?'     Thanks 'the price of Litecoin' for making teh Bonggerz begin their long Journey to the top! <3 

Sorry I'm late with this.   I got bogged down this past week.   But without further ado, I give you the pre-beta Bongger mobile/web wallet!

  https://creator.ionic.io/share/d0b151aecad9   

This link takes you to the demo of the app that is running the same copy of the code I am working on.  It will stay in sync with progress as development nears completion.  I've finished just about everything except for the part I said was an open end in my previous post.   I am working on getting an address index online as we speak to wrap this bad boy up, but until I do, you won't see a moving balance or received transactions.   This wallet is functional for everything except the most important parts and the reason anyone would want to use it.  Making it at best a very detailed mock-up at this point. 

Current functionality includes:
Create & Restore wallet
Send (fake) transactions
List Sent Transactions
View Bongger ticker
Generate receive address & qr code
Scan qr code to populate address
Address Book
Help section

To-dos:
Obtain unspent transactions for address pool (and therefore balance)
List Received transactions

Limitations:
Restore wallet will only restore address pool & current balance, not transaction history.   This is to help keep the app as slim and independent as is possible.

On a side note, since the app would be made using Cordova, it can be hosted on the web as well.  Giving you web-wallets

Hi Dev,
    I use Cordova for all things mobile.   The app I mentioned a few posts ago is basically a wallet, but you wouldn't recognize it as one if you saw it.    But it is using, and I have available, all of the technology ready to generate addresses, create & scan QR's & send transactions.   I finally was able to get my nodejs transaction relay hooked up to the network, and can even reuse the code to make an app that hooks directly to the bongger p2p network to broadcast tx's.   I could put together a nearly complete wallet app (UI and all) in a matter of hours, and will do so and send will send along an apk (assuming you have an android) in the next day or so.   For a full fledged wallet app though, one thing that I don't quite have yet is the ability to obtain an accurate balance for any given address and it's set of unspent outputs from the network directly.  I have been working on it and here is my thought stream on my progress so far:

In my app, I'm storing all unspent outputs in a separate database, and that works for me because it's a closed loop system and does not need the network for balance info.   To get balances, I could do the same thing and cache unspents locally, but if the data gets lost or otherwise destroyed your EFFED.   A more reliable way maintain balance info would be to host a common database for unspents for all wallet app users, but that costs, and kind of goes against the spirit of the cryptocurrency paradigm and this app should be made to reflect the intention of the currency it works with.

Since it's not at this time a reasonable option to store a copy of the chain on a mobile device, there will need to be an external service available to get the required information.   With all above in mind, my plan was and is to stand up a clone of a blockchain explorer to support my app, as also mentioned in a previous post, that includes a balance endpoint in the API.  I've looked at prohashing.com's explorer as a potential solution for a balance endpoint by making the same postback call as the page does from a browser, but their server is notoriously flaky and I'm not sure there isn't some kind of sessioning going on that would make using it intractable.  My next option is to use a modified version of the bitcore suite.  My next todo after I get a couple of transaction relays up and running out in the wild is to have a look to see how much doing it will take to get 'bongcored' instance going.   If I can do that, then I could stand up a node with an address index and either use their InsightUI for an explorer and api balance endpoint.

Bottom line, all the work that remains using what I have so far is completely external to the on device app.   And the on device portion will hopefully be in testing here in the next few hours, but using the json rpc interface to a full node as a stand in for the balance API...

Hey, are you still looking for an Android wallet for this coin? I just now saw your bounties on the front page.   I-uh, could put one together quickly, and I could really use the reward for my app's stockpile...