How are the partial keys derived? I thought it was all or nothing.

He'd be lucky to have 0.1%...

Amazing!!

Ever since upgrading yesterday, my miner has completely stopped working. Seems like it is not attempting to connect to the pool anymore and for some reason thinks the wallet address is the IP/host? I haven't changed any configuration settings at all.



EDIT: Downgrading from 0.5-44 to 0.5-43 fixed the issue! Looks like the latest version breaks ethminer!

What a load of garbage. This is not S2X/NYA, this isn't even remotely related to S2X - for fucks sake, you have 4MB BLOCKS.

How desperate do scammers have to be to rip off the name of an anticipated fork just to launch their shitcoin?

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Currently in the process of rewriting all the binaries in pure node and implementing profit-switching!

Is there a reason I'm getting such ABSURD number differences using the API vs a browser? It looks like the JSON in browser still uses saved cookie data. Is there any way to pass the data to the endpoint to get an accurate profitability estimate via CLI, or do I HAVE to emulate sending cookies to get this data?

Haven't checked all of them but I bought 5 together, then 2 separate, and 1 separate.

The ones I did check were Samsung memory though.

Power Limit @ 65%.
Mem Clock + 900
Core Clock + 200

nVIDIA optimized ethminer.

Each of my Gigabyte 3GB Minis gets 25MH/s.

Sure, here you go.

Is there a functioning split-key vanity pool. There were two before but I can't seem to find the other legitimate one.

I'm back after a several year hiatus. So I guess it just hasn't been long enough for me to recall some of the crazier shit posted.

Why anyone would buy some of these boards is beyond me when rigging a Z270A with M.2 and PCIE multipliers gets you at least 11 GPUs for cheaper is beyond me.


1. Run GPU miner
2. Run CPU miner
3.
4. PROFIT!!

Dumbest post I've seen in a while.

Can you elaborate on what you mean when you say "by rig"? This will work with any mining application as long as you configure it to launch that miner.

Updated to v.0.1.1 to fix an issue with the v0.1 pre-compiled binary.

Introduction

Eth-NOVA is an absurdly simple all-in-one mining application tailored toward Windows setups. It will overclock your GPUs, set your power limit, fix P-state, launch your miner, and monitor your mining rig for issues. It is designed to be an AIO application to get started with mining on a Windows bmining rig.

Features

• Overclocking on launch.
• Power limit setting on launch.
• P-state setting on launch.
• Monitoring GPU utilization, rebooting miner/machine on hang/error.
• Autostart mining.

Download

Pre-compiled binaries are found here.
Full source code found here

Installaton / Configuration

The default mining configuration applies no overclock or p-state changes and sets the power limit to 120W.

Modify the configuration file to your liking. At the very minimum, the path should be modified with your wallet information.

Adding this application to your startup is recommended. If you do so, make sure it is ran as administrator (along with EVERY executable in the binary folder!) and is launched from its own directory! Turning off UAC is also necessary to ensure application launches run uninterrupted.

Configuration is as follows:

• theshold: Threshold in utilization percent to consider a GPU idle.
• kill: Command to kill your mining process. Modify this if you are not using ethminer!
• path: Path to the miner that should be launched. Modify this!
• reboot: The command that is executed when a GPU is idle despite miner restart.
• restartApp: Idle time in cycles (roughly seconds) until the miner process is killed and restarted.
• rebootRig: Idle time in cycles (roughly seconds) until the entire machine is rebooted.
• core: Core overclock amount in MHz.
• mem: Memory overclock amount in MHz. This should be HALF of what is shown in Afterburner!
• power: Power Limit in Watts (NOT percentage!).

If you do not trust the packaged binaries, you can replace them with their original sources, as detailed below.

Binary Sources

• etherminer: Official etherminer release. Link: https://github.com/ethereum-mining/ethminer/releases
• nvidia-smi: Official nVidia CUDA drivers. Link: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads
• nvidiasetp0state: Official NiceHash miner release. Link: https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashMiner/releases
• nvoc: Windows NVOC Port. Link: https://github.com/deathcamp/NVOC/blob/master/nvoc.exe

TO-DO

• Event Logging
• Internet connectivity check
• Linux Support
• AMD Support
• Configurator App

Donations

If you enjoy the application and want to see more of the TODO features implemented, please donate.

ETH: 0x00972cd6a2c6786afbcc24ca592b8c86f33f747a
BTC: 1n4ruYy5QWbTDBbPEyBRWwj1Ni4U4Sz5P

what a moron.

About two weeks ago, I deposited a fair amount of BTC more than intended into Foodler's service. For those unfamiliar, Foodler is a service nearly identical to GrubHub and Seamless, but with the big (what I thought to be a plus) addition of accepting Bitcoin and converting it into "FoodlerBucks" (their credit system).

I meant to send just over .07 BTC, but lo and behold I made a mistake. Now I'm in the middle of a disastrous customer support chokehold, being told multiple things by different people and even being hung up on by support once without having my call answered. I have spent over 7.4 Bitcoins on their service to date, and this is one of the worst customer support experiences I've ever had.

I have not spent a single cent since the mistaken deposit and have been eagerly awaiting their response. After an initial email and phone call, I was told the support would "contact Bitcoin". After correcting them and getting the case forwarded up, I called again after 48 hours and was told "the head of the company" and a "supervisor" was notified and that I should be getting a call and receiving a refund. That call never came. I sent another email and was told the same drivel - "they're working on it".
After placing one more phone call days ago and trying to get the contact information of someone relevant, I was told the same old "we are working on it but cannot put you on the phone with anyone who can help". I am posting here to let people know to be careful and avoid Foodler's horrendous support. I have lost ~$60 over the past week because of increasing BTC prices, and I have yet to see any of my Bitcoins back in my wallet - and do not know if I will be refunded the full 1.71 BTC I originally deposited or if they will be refunding me at all. I have yet to even receive a confirmation from anyone but their unreliable customer support who cannot seem to get ANYONE else on the line to speak to me. It's been over a week since any correspondence and it seems they have no interest in giving me a refund despite telling me otherwise.

I will not be using their services again if this is how they do business with a long time customer.

Here is my latest correspondence with them, which is them basically telling me "we're working on it" with no updates. After this email I waited a few days and made the recent call. Still nothing.

If anyone has ANY relevant contact information for the CEO or someone who can actually help me over at Foodler, whether it be phone number, email, or otherwise, please PM me or post it here. I would love to get in direct contact with someone who can actually help me out.

Buyer Beware.