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MemoryCoin / Re: Dwarf appreciation day. Random tips for dwarves!
« on: January 19, 2014, 03:37:36 pm »And 50MMC for MDp6AbARFnh68S8jURM4T8WBWudY5caMPq for being the biggest Dwarf. Not even a dwarf right now, more of a giant.wow thx
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And 50MMC for MDp6AbARFnh68S8jURM4T8WBWudY5caMPq for being the biggest Dwarf. Not even a dwarf right now, more of a giant.wow thx
It would be also a great stat to see how many shares per block was necessary to detect themreorder Please addon more stats....Ok. We will add more stats. Stay tuned.
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Got it. I appreciate.yvg1900 you are my hero
As a response to the tip, I announce that I will change my priorities towards to MMC CPU mining and will put more efforts into additional optimizations of MMC CPU mining:
- Better support for non-AES-NI CPUS to bring small miners closer to profitable mining;
- Variation of a mining setup with shared 1Gb memory for all threads (expect lower performance fur such setups due to inter-core contention);
- More optimizations to AES-NI algos to come even closer to GPU;
- More pool and protocol support (I encourage pool maintainers to contact me in order to provide better integration and improve general mining experience);
- Built-in NUMA support for better CPU utilization and proper data flow routing.
I will keep concentrating on optimizing miners for physical CPUs, because of cloud servers have numerous issues with memory management, NUMA compatibility, advanced instruction set exposure, etc.
I will not give any ETA, you all can imagine there is a lot of research work going on, and tens of different algo implementations are being tested.
yvg1900
sudo -s
cd /root
wget https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jvp4wwek8jpohj7/a3uOQMzebM/yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic.tgz
gzip -d yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic.tgz
tar -xvf yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic.tar
cd yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic
cp linux64-generic/yam .
vi yam-mmc.cfg
threads = 32
mining-params = mmc:av=1&aesni=on
mine = getwork://MDp6AbARFnh68S8jURM4T8WBWudY5caMPq@work.mmcpool.com:80:8880:8881:8882:8883/mmc
mine = getwork://MDp6AbARFnh68S8jURM4T8WBWudY5caMPq@mmcpool.1gh.com:8080:8081:8082:8083/mmc
mine = getwork://TiGei99.worker5:x@extasie.net:8337/mmc
mine = getwork://yvg1900.mmc_1:x@mmc.gpools.com:8080/mmc
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1
vi /etc/init/yam
#!/bin/sh
logfile=/root/yam.log
exec /root/yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic/yam -c /root/yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic/yam-mmc.cfg > $logfile 2>&1
chmod u+x /etc/init/yam
vi /etc/init/yam.conf
description "yam"
#this is the code for config file /etc/init/yam.conf
start on filesystem
stop on runlevel [!2345]
oom never
expect daemon
respawn
respawn limit 10 60 # 10 times in 60 seconds
script
user=root
home=/root
cmd=/etc/init/yam
pidfile=$home/yam-yvg1900-M7j-linux64-generic/yam.pid
# Don't change anything below here unless you know what you're doing
[[ -e $pidfile && ! -d "/proc/$(cat $pidfile)" ]] && rm $pidfile
[[ -e $pidfile && "$(cat /proc/$(cat $pidfile)/cmdline)" != $cmd* ]] && rm $pidfile
exec start-stop-daemon --start -c $user --chdir $home --pidfile $pidfile --startas $cmd -b -m
end script
sudo initctl reload-configuration
sudo start yam
tail -f /root/yam.log
A slightly optimized (~5%) and supporting Nvidia (maybe, tested only on AWS) miner version is on its way. ETA is several hours to a day. I will post an update when it is ready for download.Nice news
Guys,Do you use CUDA or OpenCL?
I have now a build of GPU miner that works with Nvidia. Its performance is rather disappointing, though: AWS g2.2xlarge (GRID K520) yields just 3.58hpm. It cannot be significantly improved upon. Consumer-grade cards would yield a similar or worse performace. Given that, please give your opinion on whether you would be using such a miner.
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so I have an amd 6850 and it says that no suitable devices were foundThe 6850 has only 1GB GDDR5 graphic card memory which is not enough. I have the same problem with my old 7750
I have 8 GB of RAM