are we getting closer to having a pool?

yeah a pool would be nice.

Been mining for 3 days now with 2 computers. Both around 3-4 HPM still nothing. Bad luck Andhar :D

Quote from: trickymast3r on December 22, 2013, 04:32:39 AM

Quote from: FreeTrade on December 21, 2013, 08:47:51 AM
If anyone can get ByteMaster's Coyote Miner to compile, I can help with porting it to MemoryCoin -

https://github.com/InvictusInnovations/coyote_miner

Really ?? I'm running my own private pool with this sources . I understand your PoW but ... i don't understand about grants parts of MMC . How to contact with you ?

You can PM him, he usually responds quickly.

Quote from: FreeTrade on December 21, 2013, 08:47:51 AM
If anyone can get ByteMaster's Coyote Miner to compile, I can help with porting it to MemoryCoin -

https://github.com/InvictusInnovations/coyote_miner

Really ?? I'm running my own private pool with this sources . I understand your PoW but ... i don't understand about grants parts of MMC . How to contact with you ?

Great news! Good luck, KillerByte!

QuoteLook here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1537

This could work. I could get a pool running quickly possibly. I wish I could see the source code though...

Quote from: FreeTrade on December 21, 2013, 08:47:51 AM
If anyone can get ByteMaster's Coyote Miner to compile, I can help with porting it to MemoryCoin -

https://github.com/InvictusInnovations/coyote_miner

Well, sure I can compile the miner and pool server from there.  Err, to clarify I can compile them in linux, I don't use or know anything about windows.  The method to add is in memorycoin's src/momentum.cpp file, you'll probably need some header files from memorycoin, too.  Also if any thing, I'm more of a plain C and python programmer, I don't really know the the differences that C++ has compared to C either.  But if you want to PM me and we can see if what we can do.

Look here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1537

Thanks. Yes. I am mean "change is in the momentum algorithm".
I will try to write via PM.

Not sure what you mean by specification - the main change is in the momentum algorithm, but if you've any questions I'll do my best to answer them.

is available specification of memory coin 2.0? I tried to port by reverse engineering, but I'm not sure that it works.

pool side:
848072ms            server.cpp:281                bitcoind_thread      ] BLOCK NUM 1410
848072ms            server.cpp:282                bitcoind_thread      ] TARGET NUM 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000d3af0200
848072ms            server.cpp:293                bitcoind_thread      ] NEW BLOCK

848072ms            server.cpp:295                bitcoind_thread      ] NEW BLOCK TARGET 0002afd300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 REWARD 280 PPS 184467440736.9118  SPP 6.0970000000000001e-05
  wallet: 0  mature: 0  pool: 1  stale: 48  connections: 3  spm:0

client side:
  shares: 0  invalid: 0  pool_shares: 0  pool_balance: 0  pool_mature: 0  pool_spm: 0  earned(est): -nan  mature earned(est): -nan  fee: 0%  address: MGEx9wuBFqNSBfKgn7L2w5KzxuizL68gzh  hpm: 5.48265
found solution - 15932 / 1968 / 2739580550
found solution - 15932 / 1968 / 2739580550
found solution - 2003 / 1968 / 3782880853
found solution - 15336 / 1968 / 856325265
found solution - 844 / 1968 / 972437917
  hpm: 5.48832       

If anyone can get ByteMaster's Coyote Miner to compile, I can help with porting it to MemoryCoin -

https://github.com/InvictusInnovations/coyote_miner

you have to talk to FreeTrade about that. he might already have a standalone miner

He is offline currently though

Hey all,

I am one of the pool operators for the tiny XRamPool (http://xpool.xram.co/).

I might make a memorycoin pool if I get the inspiration :). Unfortunately, I would need some sort of pool mining program for the clients... is there any available for memorycoin yet or anyone able to make one?

Quote from: smokim11 on December 18, 2013, 07:26:53 AM
On the other hand I read at bitcointalk that if you use the same wallet on 5 computers it basically combines hash power into one similar to how a pool functions.

Don't clone your wallet!! Cloning your wallet to do anything besides backing it up is a bad idea.

It might work perfectly for a while... but you are very likely to get weird behavior from bitcoin sooner or later, because doing that is not tested or supported.

Where 'weird behavior' is one clone of the wallet shows one balance, the other clone shows another, and you might end up with coins that you can spend from one wallet but not the other (or, worst case, end up with coins that neither wallet is able to spend).