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Deutsch (German) / beeeeer.org vs. PTSPool
« on: November 28, 2013, 03:38:41 pm »
Ich bin vom "PTSPool" http://54.238.185.113 zu http://ptsweb.beeeeer.org gewechselt und gleichzeitig den miner gewechselt.

Nun sehe ich aber das es deutlich weniger Erträge gibt.

Laut http://coinplorer.com/Charts/Difficulty/PTS ist dei Diff zwar hochgegangen, aber irgendwie habe ich das Gefühl, das beeeeer.org einfach viel weniger Ausspuckt.

Wie sind eure Erfahrungen?

17
BitShares PTS / Re: GPU Miners are here... if rumors are to be believed!
« on: November 25, 2013, 09:30:03 am »
If there exist GPU miner. What's about to change the hashing algorithm to something else?

18
Exist there a commandline argument for "auto start mining"? and set a process limit?

"-gen" seems to be wrong.

20
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 05:15:30 pm »
Ah! Now i see it: I have closed the client and start it again. Then the earnings are displayed instead...

A bug in the client?

21
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 05:07:51 pm »
I got paid instantly.

Did you use the correct address?
Yes, the address is right. I checked it again.

Is there somewhere something like http://blockexplorer.com/ ?

Now i should have three payouts from 15:35, 16:15, 16:57... But didn't see any of them in my wallet, yet :(
I have good connection to the network and the client is up-to-date...

22
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 04:06:35 pm »
How long does it take to see earings in my own wallet?

On the the http://54.238.185.113/wallet page i see that i earn at 15:35 but it's not in my wallet, yet.

23
Deutsch (German) / Batch dateien für ptsminer / PTSPool
« on: November 08, 2013, 03:51:25 pm »
Here is my batch for stating ptsminer:

Meine Windows Batch Datei hier nochmal in deutsch:


You can also change the line call:select_limit with this e.g.:
Code: [Select]
set proclimit=1
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="Fat_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=3
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="med_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=2
    set exe=ptsminer_x32.exe
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="FooBar" (
    call:select_limit
)


Code: [Select]
@echo off

REM mit niedriger Prozess Priorität starten
if "%1"=="" (
    start /LOW cmd.exe /V /C %~s0 gogogo
    goto:eof
)

set exe=ptsminer_x64.exe

REM *********************************************
REM Anzahl der Prozesse festlegen:
REM Feste Angabe:
set proclimit=1

REM oder immer beim Start wählen:
call:select_limit

REM ...oder pro Rechnernamen Werte setzten:
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="Fat_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=3
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="med_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=2
    set exe=ptsminer_x32.exe
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="FooBar" (
    call:select_limit
)

REM Hier deine Adresse eintragen:
set parameter=%parameter% -pooluser=PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg

REM *********************************************

set parameter=%parameter% -poolpassword=0
set parameter=%parameter% -poolip=54.238.185.113
set parameter=%parameter% -poolport=2336
set parameter=%parameter% -genproclimit=%proclimit%

echo %exe%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo %parameter%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo pause...
ping -n 3 localhost >NUL


:start
    title %exe% %parameter%
    echo on
    %exe% %parameter%
    @echo off
    echo pause...
    ping -n 10 localhost >NUL
goto start

:select_limit
    echo.
    echo Hinweis: Pro Prozess wird ca. 0.75GB RAM belegt
    set /p proclimit_choice=proc limit [1,2,3,4...x] ?
    if not defined proclimit_choice (
        echo benutzte Standard limit: %proclimit%
    ) else (
        set proclimit=%proclimit_choice%
        echo setzte process limit auf %proclimit_choice%
    )
goto:eof

Zwischen den Sternchenlinie kann man dann individuell das Einstellen, was man will...

Wem es gefällt: Spende mir ein Bier: PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg



24
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 03:07:23 pm »
Some more statistics like eligius would be great.

and a statistic page for every address would be good. e.g.: something like this: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1EN3EqqQfqq484WNATFAMA13VXpJuJNv5c

25
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 02:42:06 pm »
Here a variant: I add a "routine" to select the number of processes. In this case you can

Code: [Select]
@echo off

if "%1"=="" (
    start /LOW cmd.exe /V /C %~s0 gogogo
    goto:eof
)

set exe=ptsminer_x64.exe

set proclimit=1
call:select_limit

REM Insert your address here:
set parameter=%parameter% -pooluser=PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg

set parameter=%parameter% -poolpassword=0
set parameter=%parameter% -poolip=54.238.185.113
set parameter=%parameter% -poolport=2336
set parameter=%parameter% -genproclimit=%proclimit%

echo %exe%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo %parameter%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo pause...
ping -n 3 localhost >NUL


:start
    title %exe% %parameter%
    echo on
    %exe% %parameter%
    @echo off
    echo pause...
    ping -n 10 localhost >NUL
goto start

:select_limit
    echo.
    echo Note: ca. 0.75GB RAM needed per process
    set /p proclimit_choice=proc limit [1,2,3,4...x] ?
    if not defined proclimit_choice (
        echo use default proc limit: %proclimit%
    ) else (
        set proclimit=%proclimit_choice%
        echo set proc limit to %proclimit_choice%
    )
goto:eof

You can also change the line call:select_limit with this e.g.:
Code: [Select]
set proclimit=1
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="Fat_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=3
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="med_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=2
    set exe=ptsminer_x32.exe
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="FooBar" (
    call:select_limit
)

If you like it, spend me a beer: PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg

26
BitShares PTS / Re: Mining Pool?
« on: November 08, 2013, 02:14:49 pm »
Here is my batch for stating ptsminer:

Code: [Select]
@echo off

if "%1"=="" (
    start /LOW cmd.exe /V /C %~s0 gogogo
    goto:eof
)

set exe=ptsminer_x64.exe

set proclimit=1
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="Fat_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=3
)
if "%USERDOMAIN%"=="med_FooBar_Machine" (
    set proclimit=2
    set exe=ptsminer_x32.exe
)

REM Insert your address here:
set parameter=%parameter% -pooluser=PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg

set parameter=%parameter% -poolpassword=0
set parameter=%parameter% -poolip=54.238.185.113
set parameter=%parameter% -poolport=2336
set parameter=%parameter% -genproclimit=%proclimit%

echo %exe%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo %parameter%
echo ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo pause...
ping -n 3 localhost >NUL


:start
    title %exe% %parameter%
    echo on
    %exe% %parameter%
    @echo off
    echo pause...
    ping -n 10 localhost >NUL
goto start

If you like it, spend me a beer: PpwbYJisZ8ga7jdDnKTHSEiQAwQEH8Qtbg

A few notes:
The Batch starts himself wif priority LOW, so the mining process will inherit this.
You can change the proclimit=1 by "windows machine name"... So you can use the same script on different machines e.g.: a fat machine with more RAM and a small machine with less RAM.
In the same way works the %exe% thing. So you can use the same script if you have a 32Bit windows and some machines with 64bit ones...

27
General Discussion / Re: We definitely need an exchange now
« on: November 08, 2013, 08:07:35 am »
whats about btc-e ?

28
BitShares PTS / Re: Runtime Error
« on: November 08, 2013, 08:06:04 am »
I get it often, too. Seems it happend only if i start mining. But not allways...

29
Deutsch (German) / Re: Was ist besonders an ProtoShares ?
« on: November 07, 2013, 01:13:58 pm »
???

30
Deutsch (German) / Was ist besonders an ProtoShares ?
« on: November 07, 2013, 12:53:42 pm »
Wenn ich das richtig gelesen habe, geht es darum das der Algorithmus nur auf CPU läuft und so gestaltet ist, das GPU/FGPA/ASIC nicht funktionieren werden bzw. ineffektiv sind... richtig?

Bei https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=325261.0 steht das:

POW Hash: Momentum (2^26 / 2^50) with SHA512 Generation

Also im Grunde doch SHA512, oder nicht? Das ganze Stützt sich darauf das pro Instanz ca. 1GB RAM benötigt wird. Doch Grafikarten gibt es schon mit mehreren GB an RAM...

Doch bitcoin nutzt SHA-256... Doch eigentlich sollte doch auch SHA-512 ähnlich wie SHA-256 auf GPU/FGPA/ASIC laufen...

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