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Yes, I have a merge of tandyuk's and Ray's -xpm code on github
https://github.com/jrovins/jhprimeminer
Several folks have tried it solo, and there are no problems.
https://github.com/jrovins/jhprimeminer
Several folks have tried it solo, and there are no problems.
Hmm, I can't get this to work on mine. I get around 23 for 6ch/h running mumus build on ubuntu 13.10 64-bit with on wine64, but I got this running for about 15 minutes.
New Block: 383912 - Diff: 10.405359 / 10.405359
Total/Valid shares: [ 0 / 0 ] - Max diff: 6.889326
6ch/h: 0.00 - 0 [ 0 / 0 / 0
Share Value submitted - Last Block/Total: 0.000000 / 0.000000
Current Primorial Value: 61
Only if the block found is larger than the difficulty, 10.226.
Look at the top line, eg. :
Best/Max diff: [ 10.067480 / 0.000000 ]
10.067 chain is not considered valid as its below current diff.
Ah, that explains it. Thank you!Look at the top line, eg. :
Best/Max diff: [ 10.067480 / 0.000000 ]
10.067 chain is not considered valid as its below current diff.
There are so many numbers displayed, and I'm not sure what they mean.
It would be great if someone could write a wiki article that explains those numbers for newbies.
If I'm not mistaken at difficulties above 10 a 10-ch no longer has a guaranteed chance of solving a block.
What do you mean? Right now the difficulty is at 10.22630489.If jhprimeminer says "10-chain count: 1," aren't I supposed to get credited for 9.55 xpm?
Thanks again,
After I generated new address with getnewaddress on the same account, I changed the address that comes after -xpm option for each computer. However, the number that comes after "New Block:" are still the same across the all the computers. Is each computer supposed to solve different block number?
Also, I notice that it takes a long time (a day or more) for jhprimeminer to catch up to 10ch even 9ch every time I restart the process. Does it mean whenever I restart the process, I'm wasting time for jhprimeminer to catch up? Does jhprimeminer need to solve lower ch in order to get to higher ch, or is there a chance for jhprimeminer to solve 10ch before lower ch? .
After I generated new address with getnewaddress on the same account, I changed the address that comes after -xpm option for each computer. However, the number that comes after "New Block:" are still the same across the all the computers. Is each computer supposed to solve different block number?
Also, I notice that it takes a long time (a day or more) for jhprimeminer to catch up to 10ch even 9ch every time I restart the process. Does it mean whenever I restart the process, I'm wasting time for jhprimeminer to catch up? Does jhprimeminer need to solve lower ch in order to get to higher ch, or is there a chance for jhprimeminer to solve 10ch before lower ch? .
Thanks for the info. I've been using the same coin address. Does this mean I've been wasting energy/time?
Do I need to create new account for each computer, or can I just use getnewaddress on the same account to get another coin address?
If I need to create another account, do I need to put that information on the primecoin.conf as well?
rpcuser=account1
rpcpassword=password
rpcuser=account2
rpcpassword=password
rpcuser=account3
rpcpassword=password
...
Do I need to create new account for each computer, or can I just use getnewaddress on the same account to get another coin address?
If I need to create another account, do I need to put that information on the primecoin.conf as well?
rpcuser=account1
rpcpassword=password
rpcuser=account2
rpcpassword=password
rpcuser=account3
rpcpassword=password
...
I'm solo mining xpm with 10 computers using jhprimeminer -xpm option. However, all of them are connected to one server with Primecoin client.
I just realized that the all the computers are solving the same blocks.
New Block: 332966
The numbers are all the same across all the computers, and I just got an orphan block.
Are they solving different parts of that block, or are they solving the same thing redundantly, producing an orphan block? I hope it's the first case. Other wise, I'm just wasting the energy.
I just realized that the all the computers are solving the same blocks.
New Block: 332966
The numbers are all the same across all the computers, and I just got an orphan block.
Are they solving different parts of that block, or are they solving the same thing redundantly, producing an orphan block? I hope it's the first case. Other wise, I'm just wasting the energy.
Is there a chance for paper wallet script to generate an existing address that someone else uses?
Also, can someone hack the private key for a bitcoin address and sweep the entire balance, maybe FBI with super computers, maybe Asic private key decrypter?
Also, can someone hack the private key for a bitcoin address and sweep the entire balance, maybe FBI with super computers, maybe Asic private key decrypter?
I have the following output. Is there way to predict how long it takes for me to mine a block looking at the output? How do you calculate and what number do you use?
New Block: 303100 - Diff: 9.992898 / 9.992898
Best/Max diff: [ 9.913507 / 0.000000 ]
6ch/h: 79.24 - 2077 [ 604 / 636 / 837 ]
7ch/h: 8.81 - 231 [ 70 / 79 / 82 ]
8ch/h: 0.88 - 23 [ 6 / 7 / 10 ]
9ch/h: 0.11 - 3 [ 1 / 0 / 2 ]
MNPS:423.47 PPS:35823 WPS:13.837 ACC:2588
Current Primorial: 61 - Sieve Size: 1974500 - Prime Count: 42389
New Block: 303100 - Diff: 9.992898 / 9.992898
Best/Max diff: [ 9.913507 / 0.000000 ]
6ch/h: 79.24 - 2077 [ 604 / 636 / 837 ]
7ch/h: 8.81 - 231 [ 70 / 79 / 82 ]
8ch/h: 0.88 - 23 [ 6 / 7 / 10 ]
9ch/h: 0.11 - 3 [ 1 / 0 / 2 ]
MNPS:423.47 PPS:35823 WPS:13.837 ACC:2588
Current Primorial: 61 - Sieve Size: 1974500 - Prime Count: 42389
I'm not sure if -xpm option is working or not.
I have connected three computers to my server using -xpm option.
jhprimeminer -o http://server.address:9912 -u username -p password -m 61 -target 9 -bttarget 9 -xpm coinaddress
Total pps is around 79000 all together. I ran for a week, but never found a block.
Also, when I used to pool mine, I'd see something like it found some chains once in a while, but I never seen that message since soloing.
Can someone look into this?
Actually it worked! I just needed to wait for the 3,000 confirmations. Awesome!I have connected three computers to my server using -xpm option.
jhprimeminer -o http://server.address:9912 -u username -p password -m 61 -target 9 -bttarget 9 -xpm coinaddress
Total pps is around 79000 all together. I ran for a week, but never found a block.
Also, when I used to pool mine, I'd see something like it found some chains once in a while, but I never seen that message since soloing.
Can someone look into this?
Are you running it on Windows or Linux?
If Windows then which version?
Because I was using it on 64 bit Windows until the crash of ypool and now it doesn't work even with -xpt option. I even tried this -xpm option but no luck.
Both windows 64-bit and Linux 64-bit using wine.If Windows then which version?
Because I was using it on 64 bit Windows until the crash of ypool and now it doesn't work even with -xpt option. I even tried this -xpm option but no luck.
I use the latest version from the dropbox link from previous post.