Coyote Miner | PPS Mining Pool

[bytemaster]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

Thanks..  so far only 2 crashes on server due to OS running out of file handles.  Something I can fix with a OS setting :) 

[testz]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

It's was very stable from beginning at least at Windows, nice job!

[arubi]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found  :)

So far the miners have earned about 1000 PTS total.

1500 connections to main pool.
1058 connections to private pool A
Setting up another private pool for another individual with 1000+ nodes.

The increased hash power is really affecting block rates... wow!

When will your pool send payments?

[craggietx]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

[testz]

Cool! Keep us updated :)


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[bytemaster]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found  :)

So far the miners have earned about 1000 PTS total.

1500 connections to main pool.
1058 connections to private pool A
Setting up another private pool for another individual with 1000+ nodes.

The increased hash power is really affecting block rates... wow!

[bytemaster]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

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chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>

then I am getting this error

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-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory

but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

Done that, still getting the same error
I tried to run it as root and normal user, and it gives me the same error

Or is it because I am using 32-bit OS?

64 bit only, sorry.

[raynaldo]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code Select Expand

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>

then I am getting this error

Code Select Expand

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory

but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

Done that, still getting the same error
I tried to run it as root and normal user, and it gives me the same error

Or is it because I am using 32-bit OS?

[testz]

that is the default number of threads?

Default number is "hardware limit" I think byte called it.  So if you have 8 threads, 8.  If you have 16, 16.  Though it may have an upper bound at like 24??

For me it's work up to 32, from 33 it's crashes

[glongsword]

that is the default number of threads?

Default number is "hardware limit" I think byte called it.  So if you have 8 threads, 8.  If you have 16, 16.  Though it may have an upper bound at like 24??

protip: start mining, type "top" hit the number 1.  See which CPUs are being utilized and if they're not all >90% then that's maybe bad.

[gabainc]

that is the default number of threads?

[glongsword]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code Select Expand

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>

then I am getting this error

Code Select Expand

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory

but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

[raynaldo]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code Select Expand

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>

then I am getting this error

Code Select Expand

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory

but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

[testz]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found  :)

[swknight]

Optional extra 3rd argument to miner is the number of threads to use.

Add a number after the address

./coyote_miner <pools ip address> <address> 8

Thanks.