I kept things running for over 8 hours with only 1 instance per card to 1 pool, phoenix - and was getting those high numbers w/ 3, 2-card rigs and 1, 1-card rig. Open to suggestions for multi-instance/pool..can anyone elaborate on how stales form? Could it be from other (home) network load/usage, computer system processes, pool, other?

I was getting stale shares from 9%-38% with SmartCoin w/ my 4 rigs/workers - now back hooked up to pool straight, I'm at 0.10% ...is this a known side-effect of running SmartCoin? I don't know how much extra is going on behind the scenes with processes, etc. I do know how much I dig SmartCoin though - will keep updating.

plantucha- that did the trick - now I don't need to rely on AMDOverdriveCtrl anymore, thanks! Have applied `--od-commitclocks` so my setclocks persists. ty

if I don't use AMDOverdriveCtrl - I get the following message after passing `aticonfig --od-setclocks=985,285 --adapter=all`:


So AMDOverdriveCtrl must be doing something...And it's not `aticonfig --od-enable --adapter=all` ... that didn't change anything.

It would be good to know how to script Screen anyway - for general Linux education.

Admittedly undereducated about exactly what AMDOverdriveCtrl is doing to my overclock settings/performance - but I have to start it for both cards everytime I reboot my rig. How can I script this with a detached screen? I'm trying in an init.sh file w/ SmartCoin:

happy SmartCoin donator/new-to-forum, excited to join this thread and watch the development 

While I support this decision to keep spam down - I'd like to get to the SmartCoin forum to ask when multi-computer support will be offered. I have SmartCoin running on 1 rig and it's awesome! I understand it is the intention of the author to support monitoring multiple mining rigs from one machine - but I haven't seen any support documentation on how-to and am looking for that I would very much appreciate it if I could get whitelisted to proceed to that forum, so I can strike while the iron is hot (just donated some BTC to the author).

Talking with friends and neighbors, it seems a huge barrier is the technical nature of Bitcoin e.g. understanding it in general & how only computer-savvy users can set up a mining rig. But better and better videos are coming out explaining Bitcoin - and I guess they could always buy a pre-built mining rig I'd be happy to set one up for them too

I fear we are here currently

Mentioned Bitcoin to neighbor who is a Financial Planner guy - right away he jumps to, "our neighbor is funding Silk Road drug trade with currency he's making next door on his computer"   oh ya, hai! i'm jl