pls help

[2016-08-02 20:29:56] Unable to query number of CUDA devices! Is an nVidia dri
r installed?

ccminer-x64 -a lbry -o stratum+tcp://lbc.coinmine.pl:8787 -u sl000.1 -p x --show-diff --cpu-priority 4

I have 2 tickets outstanding on the old stake pool. It used to have instructions on importing the key to your wallet. I cannot access it. All I can find is my publickey. I try the importpubkey command and keep getting an error. I'm afraid to upgrade and loose access to my coins. I have tried google, and cannot find instructions. Do I need to import some kind of private key, which I didn't record?

What does it mean:
This gives more hash rate?
In the folder I see file nvidiasetp0state.exe
Should I run it manually?
I run the miner without GUI through the bat file from the bin folder.

 Wish I could, but your insistance on using broken github makes it impossible for me.

 Still waiting on a reply to my earlier question of "where can I get it that does NOT use github".

Latest AMD driver have an error in OpenCL compiler and can't find files to include. Easiest solution just to revert drivers, i use 15.11, works best for me.

BTW, for eveyrone who is saying: best algo, low temps. Are you all drunk? It is low temp just because miner written in a shitty way.

Hello guys,

I really don't want to bother anyone with newbie question, but does anyone have working rig with 6*750ti, nicehach miner and ethereum? I am struggling for a long time with configuration, ant would appreciate any help. For now, I am only asking if anyone got it working, and if anyone want to help me to get it working.

I must say that every other algo is working like a charm except ether.

Thanks...

it says please wait.. been like that for over 10 minutes..
i pushed stop and it doesnt stop.. seems stuck.

the system is idle..


ok edit.


the app isnt writing to the directory.. its the problem with the bitcoin address.. i just restarted and now all the benchmarks are zero.

going to try it as admin.


edit 2, didnt work.

i just manually set the eth benchmark and now it seems to be working.

so once the dag was made you can benchmark..
so the work around would be to put a high number manually in, like 50000000 then hit start, let it make the dag and stop and it run the benchmark.

Thanks but scryptjane has been pool tested. When I said remaining algos I was referring to the ones that have
not yet been tested in a live pool. Specifically they are X17, blakecoin, fresh, cryptolight, and bastion. I have not been
able to find any pools offering to mine coins using these algos.

Sorry for the confusion.

all algo work fine with this miner except neocrypt  does not hash  any help appreciated-- getting alot of  hw errors

I have 3 GPU card and this problem show only 2 GPU.

I'm using my motherboard integrated GPU and 3 R9 270X. Just see 2 x r9 270x.

Got a weird problem trying to use nicehash miner.  I have one machine on which it refuses to run (The one I actually want to use it on) Its a pretty high spec machine and I cant think of anything that would be causing the failure. 
I just get a "NicehashMiner has stopped working" message. Doesnt get to the interface or anything.  anyone had anything similar to this? 
Exception from the CLR, very odd.

See, when you say things like that, it makes me think you misunderstand. You see, VNL uses eight round Blake-256. Blakecoin uses 8 round Blake-256. Decred is the only one I know of using 14-round Blake-256, and it doesn't have a CCMiner implementation yet as far as I know, so I'm unsure as to how you've benchmarked it.

I spent the last few hours working on getting this compiled. I'm using a VM within windows 7.
I tried 4 different flavors of Linux and either it doesn't like Linux Mint 32/64 bit or Ubuntu 64 or
I'm missing some dependents it needs to compile correctly & never makes the cpumimer executable.
What OS and version are you using? I'll give it another go once I get that info from you.
My Linux skills are pretty rusty "never was all that great  to stat with" but I'm fairly sure I was doing everything correctly.

I'll look into the crashing - give me some time.

While waiting until I downgrade to VS 2013 let me indulge myself as I ramble on about who I am.

I'm a 58 year old computer geek who was laid off with a good severence package 8 years ago less than
a year before the company went bankrupt.

The proprietary system I worked on used Motorola 68k, 88k and powerpc cpus. I was most familiar with
the unpopular 88k. My claim to fame was discovering a bug in the branch prediction which ironically
improved performance once it was disabled. Apparently the BP conflicted with a compiler optimization
even if it had been working properly. The 88k, Moto's first venture into RISC, however, was short lived.

The software system was an integrated development system consisting of a run time real time operating system,
it's applications, a Linux based (originally IBM mainframe) multi-site program and documentation library,
and compiler all written in and for a proprietary high level language with similarities (ie strict type checking) with Pascal.
I really learned to love the language and it has some great features, with OO added later. One of my favorite quirks
in the language was the guzinta: "->". This is unlike similar c++ operator. It is the assigment operator
and works like this:  "value -> variable;".  Some of your may recognize it.

it had some important features like not defining the null pointer as 0. nul always pointed off to invalid address high
up in the address space. Address 0 was also invalid and would throw an exception if accessed. The languange
also had array index protection built into the compiler. An index out of range also would throw an exception.
There was also a built in data structure (nice to own your own compiler) called a descriptor that was essentially
a pointer to an array. It also had index protection. c++ probably has a class similar to the descriptor but without
index protection. That feature alone made the system so much more resilient to memory corruption and easier
to debug, but most importantly the concept of a buffer overflow did not exist. The compiler would not allow it.
Imagine how many fewer exploits there would have been had c/c++ had such protection (at a slight performance
cost).

I've never done any Linux or c++ development although I had some exposure to c++ at work. Many of the concepts
are so different that what I am familiar with and that slows me down a lot. I've used HP-UX, solaris and linux as
desktop workstations at work and used linux at home since Redhat 5.2.

Although I'm comfortable with assembly code I haven't touched Intel since the 8000 series. That will make the assembly
language files tough to work with. I have a couple of optimization thechniques I've used in the past but they require
intimate knowledge of the Intel architecture such as memory interface, cache organization, execution environment,
instruction issue and retirement throughput, and things I'm probably not aware exist. I have a lot to learn, but that's why
I'm here.

I know nothing about cryptographic algorithms so don't expect me to code new algos. I'll leave that up to others.

I had heard of Bitcoin but didn't get involved until very late (too late) in the darkcoin frenzy in April 2014. I started
with just one CPU but unknown to me at the time ASICS had taken over bitcoin and scrypt was next. And GPUs were taking
over the altcoin algos. I bought a gt730, a nice little card that performed on par with my i7-4790K. I bought a 750ti shortly
after that and a few other cards since then.

Well that's how I got here. I'm bored with lots of time on my hands so I've been poking around at miner code here and there.
I'm even less familiar so I took a shot with a cpuminer and was surprised. It is a credit to Pooler's design that I was able to
pull together code from 3 different miners and make it work smoothly and efficiently in a short time.

VS is still installing but I think it's time for a break.

I must be getting tired I just tried to post this to the wrong thread. I giess i don't have the stamina I did 25 years ago.

Thanks for reading and taking an interest in my project.

I'm having some difficulty compiling on Windows with VS community 2015.

If there is anyone who can help it will speed up Windows support.

I editted  cpuminer.vcxprog with a text editor, not VS's built in editor.
I modelled the changes based on the sources list in Makefile.am,
but I really have no idea what I'm doing.

I added a bunch of entries to this list:


I get the following error.: The attribute "Include" in element   is unrecognized. I've shuffled
the order of the list and it errors on a different file everytime but the same line number.

Any ideas welcome.
    

Sounds great!

If you want, i'm definitely willing to help with that.

I could do the webpage "spreadsheet" / database part.

Just pm me if you could use some assistance. No problem!

Hello, how do I test the hashrate for blakecoin with my card? I tried mining against my wallet (no pool) - it's running on port 21:
I get this cryptic error:
My device is GTX670M in a gaming laptop with optimus.
Can you help, please?