i need some help to install gpuminer pts for linux

i have do
 a  tar -zxvf pts on the zip

then when i try ./pts-miner i have an error

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root@smos-1:/opt/miners/pts# ./pts-miner
-bash: ./pts-miner: cannot execute binary file

and when i try this mine = xpt2h:// PY3e4ty4PGkMgL3nU2MdkESLU4xyKL1aym:x@ptspool.1gh.com:18120:18121:18122:18123/pts

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root@smos-1:/opt/miners/pts# mine = xpt2h:// PY3e4ty4PGkMgL3nU2MdkESLU4xyKL1aym:x@ptspool.1gh.com:18120:18121:18122:18123/pts
Usage: /etc/init.d/mine {start|stop|restart|reload|force-reload|status}

thanks for your help

'Cannot execure binary file' probably means that you are running 64-bit miner version on 32-bit system, this is not going to work, it is only compatible with 64-bit Ubuntu distros (12.4 and later). The only parameter you need to pass to this miner is your wallet address.

Regarding your second command, it is intended for Yam miner (see above in this thread), it is a CPU miner and there you put it in its config file.

Hello Im new and I want mining PTS. I dont understand the meaning of wallet address. I understand that is where payments are made. But refers to a wallet of btc-e.com or bter.com?
Thanks.

Well, either. Or any other address controlled by you, for example, of you run the wallet on your PC, you could use it's address.

can you help me setting it up?

im using this command!

PtsGPUz0.4.exe -o ptspool.1gh.com:13333 -u PcFQgS8wEqaZTif14a2vLGkAkHbCv1EmwK -p x
pause

thanks

Please change the 13333 port to 18120, otherwise looks good

Anyone else running Yam? Are you having issues connecting?

I see you have 'pts.1gh.com' in yam config, the right hostname is 'ptspool.1gh.com'. They used to be colocated, but now they are not, due to the recent DDoS.

Quote from: reorder on February 05, 2014, 09:53:36 am

Quote from: c.figgis on February 05, 2014, 01:34:23 am

Quote from: reorder on February 04, 2014, 09:12:38 pm

@c.figgis
'unknown-work' is in fact a stale share, this may happen sometimes. But your A/R stats do not look good of course. Is you internet connection stable? Do you also get reconnect messages?

I have changed from wifi to ethernet. ISP is 50mbit/10mbit and tends to have very low latency and negligible packet loss. Still having the same issue where the performance data is the only thing printed for a long time then a burst of accepted and rejected shares.

Is there any way I can specify the connection string to use multiple ports like yam miner does? I notice that on each startup it selects a different port.

Do you by any chance mine on all CPU cores on this machine too?

The miner starts with a random port selected from 4 available and rotates them if there are disconnects. Have you perhaps noticed that some port works better than others?

No, the only thing running on the machine is this miner. I've tried with all cores and with the CPU in single-core mode. No changes.

It doesn't seem like any port is better than another. I haven't ever seen any reconnect messages.

Would you please try running one miner instance per card (appending 0-0, 0-1 etc parameter to miner commandline)? I am 80% sure the problem is in the network, but maybe I am missing something.

Quote from: reorder on February 04, 2014, 09:12:38 pm

@c.figgis
'unknown-work' is in fact a stale share, this may happen sometimes. But your A/R stats do not look good of course. Is you internet connection stable? Do you also get reconnect messages?

I have changed from wifi to ethernet. ISP is 50mbit/10mbit and tends to have very low latency and negligible packet loss. Still having the same issue where the performance data is the only thing printed for a long time then a burst of accepted and rejected shares.

Is there any way I can specify the connection string to use multiple ports like yam miner does? I notice that on each startup it selects a different port.

Do you by any chance mine on all CPU cores on this machine too?

The miner starts with a random port selected from 4 available and rotates them if there are disconnects. Have you perhaps noticed that some port works better than others?

Quote from: reorder on January 31, 2014, 06:05:54 pm

Quote from: lnxsrt on January 31, 2014, 05:53:45 pm

The new 1.4 miner is acting strange on Linux. Old version worked fine for days and days. The new one will sometimes go a day, sometimes just a few hours. It ends up looking like this...

Total CPM (15m) 0.00 HPM (15m) 0.00 | CPM 646.06 HPM 189.66 | A/R 2118/3 (70600.00% rej)
Worker 0-0 GeForce GTX 770 CPM (15m) 0.00 HPM (15m) 0.00 | CPM 645.51 HPM 189.50 | A/R 2118/3 (70600.00% rej)

Seems like a bug of some sort.

Looks like a hanged connection. I will put a watchdog in the next version.

Any ETA for this?

Actually I have thought the workflow through carefully and I don't think anymore that TCP connection may ever stall. It was probably a hanged card instead. Do you also experience the issue?

Regarding ETA for new version, I am trying to implement a major optimisation coalescing memory accesses, but it is brainhurting and time-consuming to debug. Probably it will take 5-6 days more.

in the interview with ghashio you can read, that they reduced their market share by themselves how I mentioned, because they didn't just want to make a profit out of the coin but to expand bitcoin community and develop the large bitcoin economic structure.

Well, of course it made sense for ghashio back then: PR attacks on them were undermining the bitcoin credibility and value itself, and they were heavily vested in bitcoin. Please note it was not them doing bad, but rather those attacking them. However, the MMC has something like a central authority by design: it is, naturally, the largest wallet in the system (save for bter perhaps who cannot bother playing voting ). This authority has already been executed on Newmine, and essentially nothing happened.