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Hey bytemaster, I know they were just posted and such but this seems odd to me

valid: 1  invalid: 0  balance: 0.00027883  paid: 0  earned: 0.00027883  pps: 0
00027883  fee: 3%  address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 46.3207
0131112T015422.943686 02728774ec1776e6c25e1f3d207f48197ed6b5bc751c99f71cc28dd79
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valid: 2  invalid: 0  balance: 0.00055766  paid: 0  earned: 0.00055766  pps: 0
00027883  fee: 3%  address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 47.8081
valid: 2  invalid: 0  balance: 0.00055766  paid: 0  earned: 0.00055766  pps: 0
00027883  fee: 3%  address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 45.4662
0131112T015459.253994 02f74608c063399af63e561691995321188fb7eabf784044c362c0f31
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valid: 3  invalid: 0  balance: 0.00083649  paid: 0  earned: 0.00083649  pps: 0
00027883  fee: 3%  address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 45.8894
valid: 3  invalid: 0  balance: 0.00083649  paid: 0  earned: 0.00083649  pps: 0
00027883  fee: 3%  address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 43.6439
valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%
address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 41.8487
valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%
address: Pdr84TXMcFSLPL2LezDQtrREfnXmBHGFkj  hpm: 41.1957
hpm: 39.6975

It went from 1 valid, 2 valid, 3 valid, 0valid
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bytemaster

Quote from: testz on November 12, 2013, 01:50:35 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:46:22 AM
Quote from: testz on November 12, 2013, 01:40:43 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:38:03 AM
Quote from: NineLives on November 12, 2013, 01:30:06 AM
How many cores is this set for?  8 as before?

Any availability on thread / core selection?

By default it uses the same number of cores as your hardware.  If you want less, you can specify the number as a 3rd command line argument.

As I can see each core loaded up to 50%, it's a good idea to specify x2 threads to load all cores to 100%?

Odd it works for me... do what ever gives you the highest HPM after about 5 minutes of run time.  How many cores do you have?

32 core, it's works if I specify 32 in command line and crash when I specify more than 32  :(

LOL... I should have mentioned a hard coded limit.. never imaged a 32 core machine :)

I will investigate increasing it.  Does 24 work?
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craggietx

I think our balances are going to say zero alot.   

I'm hitting you with over 1000 hpm alone  :-)

  valid: 140  invalid: 0  balance: 0.0390362  paid: 0  earned: 0.0390362  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.8593
  valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.7946
  valid: 189  invalid: 1  balance: 0.0526989  paid: 0  earned: 0.0526989  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.9461
  valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.8738
  valid: 250  invalid: 1  balance: 0.0697075  paid: 0  earned: 0.0697075  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.9535
  hpm: 24.9165       

testz

Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:46:22 AM
Quote from: testz on November 12, 2013, 01:40:43 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:38:03 AM
Quote from: NineLives on November 12, 2013, 01:30:06 AM
How many cores is this set for?  8 as before?

Any availability on thread / core selection?

By default it uses the same number of cores as your hardware.  If you want less, you can specify the number as a 3rd command line argument.

As I can see each core loaded up to 50%, it's a good idea to specify x2 threads to load all cores to 100%?

Odd it works for me... do what ever gives you the highest HPM after about 5 minutes of run time.  How many cores do you have?

32 core, it's works if I specify 32 in command line and crash when I specify more than 32  :(

bytemaster

Quote from: craggietx on November 12, 2013, 01:49:09 AM
my balance just went to zero. 

block found?

  valid: 102  invalid: 0  balance: 0.0284407  paid: 0  earned: 0.0284407  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.7042
  hpm: 24.7191       
  valid: 140  invalid: 0  balance: 0.0390362  paid: 0  earned: 0.0390362  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.8593
  valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.7946

Cosmetic... working on that :)  every time the network find a block it will report 0 to everyone, but your stats are still saved.   I am working on fixing this issue, but it is not a show stopper.
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craggietx

my balance just went to zero. 

block found?

  valid: 102  invalid: 0  balance: 0.0284407  paid: 0  earned: 0.0284407  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.7042
  hpm: 24.7191       
  valid: 140  invalid: 0  balance: 0.0390362  paid: 0  earned: 0.0390362  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.8593
  valid: 0  invalid: 0  balance: 0  paid: 0  earned: 0  pps: 0.00027883  fee: 3%  address: PcwZAWScgJEyyy3L9zG5BL8YwPNnF68dXD  hpm: 24.7946

testz

Quote from: Financisto on November 12, 2013, 01:44:52 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:05:42 AM
Windows Miner: https://the-iland.net/static/downloads/coyote_miner_0.2.3.zip

Yes, the windows client has a different version number... like everyone has been requesting, in the future they will all be 0.3.x...

Does anyone here know how I set the miner to autorun every time Windows 8 starts?

An additional code to minimize it to system tray would be great too!

P.s. I'm a Linux fan and a Win ignorant.

I'm a Windows 7 fan and Windows 8 ignorant  :(

NineLives

Quote from: Financisto on November 12, 2013, 01:44:52 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:05:42 AM
Windows Miner: https://the-iland.net/static/downloads/coyote_miner_0.2.3.zip

Yes, the windows client has a different version number... like everyone has been requesting, in the future they will all be 0.3.x...

Does anyone here know how I set the miner to autorun every time Windows 8 starts?

An additional code to minimize it to system tray would be great too!

P.s. I'm a Linux fan and a Win ignorant.

http://www.fixkb.com/2013/03/how-to-add-start-items-to-windows-8.html
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bytemaster

Quote from: testz on November 12, 2013, 01:39:32 AM
@bytemaster: Please let's us know when we find 1st block.

Based upon my calculations we have less than 1/36 chance of having found a block so far based upon the amount I have paid out.
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Anything said on these forums does not constitute an intent to create a legal obligation or contract between myself and anyone else.   These are merely my opinions and I reserve the right to change them at any time.

bytemaster

Quote from: testz on November 12, 2013, 01:40:43 AM
Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:38:03 AM
Quote from: NineLives on November 12, 2013, 01:30:06 AM
How many cores is this set for?  8 as before?

Any availability on thread / core selection?

By default it uses the same number of cores as your hardware.  If you want less, you can specify the number as a 3rd command line argument.

As I can see each core loaded up to 50%, it's a good idea to specify x2 threads to load all cores to 100%?

Odd it works for me... do what ever gives you the highest HPM after about 5 minutes of run time.  How many cores do you have?
For the latest updates checkout my blog: [url="http://bytemaster.bitshares.org"]http://bytemaster.bitshares.org[/url]
Anything said on these forums does not constitute an intent to create a legal obligation or contract between myself and anyone else.   These are merely my opinions and I reserve the right to change them at any time.

Financisto

Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:05:42 AM
Windows Miner: https://the-iland.net/static/downloads/coyote_miner_0.2.3.zip

Yes, the windows client has a different version number... like everyone has been requesting, in the future they will all be 0.3.x...

Does anyone here know how I set the miner to autorun every time Windows 8 starts?

An additional code to minimize it to system tray would be great too!

P.s. I'm a Linux fan and a Win ignorant.

testz

Quote from: bytemaster on November 12, 2013, 01:38:03 AM
Quote from: NineLives on November 12, 2013, 01:30:06 AM
How many cores is this set for?  8 as before?

Any availability on thread / core selection?

By default it uses the same number of cores as your hardware.  If you want less, you can specify the number as a 3rd command line argument.

As I can see each core loaded up to 50%, it's a good idea to specify x2 threads to load all cores to 100%?