Where is the linux download?

Ok

Bytemaster, Thanks for helping out with the mac client.   I didn't notice that README file in the tar file. dooh!

pool-miner is running good now... getting 31.3 hpm on this MacBook Pro Retina!   that is nearly twice as fast as my 16 core xeon Dell Poweredge server...  amazing.

Just to be clear for other mac users:

To run the alpha-miner client
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once you've downloaded the file from the 1st page of this archive, double click on it to extract the files from the archive
then open up a terminal window
cd to the directory with your pool-miner file in it.
type the following:   sudo cp -R opt/local /opt/
you will have to enter an admin password before the files will copy.
then run the program....   type:  ./pool-miner the-iland.net <your PTS address here>

I hope this helps someone else out.

Here's a 2nd method too for Mac users. Someone already hosed their computer earlier when they screwed up the cp command.

Open terminal, type "open /", press enter. (Finder will open)
Drag Alphaminer's 'opt' directory and pool_miner into this location. Enter your admin password when prompted.
In terminal, start the miner using: cd / && ./pool_miner the-iland.net <your PTS address here without brackets>

Quote from: rando on November 10, 2013, 04:22:05 am

He's working on editing the miner so that you can set the # of processes used. Instead of being optimized for 8. I'm anxiously awaiting it too so I can use a machine with more than 8. @bytemaster, Do you think it will be available tonight?

What time zone are you in?

US central

I've been around here a while and placed successful trades in the past. Happy to trade with you.

Has the variable multicore version come out yet? I don't want to miss it. Good job handling all this stuff very quickly btw, Bytemaster. kudos.

Quote from: goldbishop on November 09, 2013, 07:06:32 pm

Quote from: bytemaster on November 09, 2013, 07:04:47 pm

Dang... second hang... I think I need to start a second pool server because one server is becoming overloaded with connections.

my balance & Paid is went to 0 omg

I hope you are kidding...  anyone else experience this?

I lost the balance on one machine too, a desktop (OS X). The balance dropped from 1.98854 PTS to 0, the # of valid and # invalid also went to 0, but the paid went up by only .0397708, so I really only lost 1.710144. I still have the terminal log that I can send you if it helps you troubleshoot.

This one was a desktop machine. I have no idea whether it happened on any servers since I can't see that output the way I have it set up, but I won't worry about those. (edit: I do have server logs of stdout...I may go through those when i have time)