Coyote Miner | PPS Mining Pool

[bytemaster]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

Thanks..  so far only 2 crashes on server due to OS running out of file handles.  Something I can fix with a OS setting  

[testz]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

It's was very stable from beginning at least at Windows, nice job!

[arubi]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found 

So far the miners have earned about 1000 PTS total.

1500 connections to main pool.
1058 connections to private pool A
Setting up another private pool for another individual with 1000+ nodes.

The increased hash power is really affecting block rates... wow!

When will your pool send payments?

[craggietx]

another exciting thing is the stability.   I've got 80 servers running coyote since the beginning and not a single crash.

I'm seeing about 5% crashes per hour on ptsminer against beeeer pool.

[testz]

Cool! Keep us updated


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[bytemaster]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found 

So far the miners have earned about 1000 PTS total.

1500 connections to main pool.
1058 connections to private pool A
Setting up another private pool for another individual with 1000+ nodes.

The increased hash power is really affecting block rates... wow!

[bytemaster]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

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chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>
then I am getting this error

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-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory
but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

Done that, still getting the same error
I tried to run it as root and normal user, and it gives me the same error

Or is it because I am using 32-bit OS?

64 bit only, sorry.

[raynaldo]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code: [Select]

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>
then I am getting this error

Code: [Select]

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory
but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

Done that, still getting the same error
I tried to run it as root and normal user, and it gives me the same error

Or is it because I am using 32-bit OS?

[testz]

that is the default number of threads?

Default number is "hardware limit" I think byte called it.  So if you have 8 threads, 8.  If you have 16, 16.  Though it may have an upper bound at like 24??

For me it's work up to 32, from 33 it's crashes

[glongsword]

that is the default number of threads?

Default number is "hardware limit" I think byte called it.  So if you have 8 threads, 8.  If you have 16, 16.  Though it may have an upper bound at like 24??

protip: start mining, type "top" hit the number 1.  See which CPUs are being utilized and if they're not all >90% then that's maybe bad.

[gabainc]

that is the default number of threads?

[glongsword]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code: [Select]

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>
then I am getting this error

Code: [Select]

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory
but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

This may not be the answer, but try "chmod 777 coyote_miner" I know that may be bad form but if you're root that is probably why.

[raynaldo]

Can anyone help me ?

I tried to run coyote_miner on my debian 32-bit server

Code: [Select]

chmod u+x coyote_miner
./coyote_miner 162.243.67.4 <my address>
then I am getting this error

Code: [Select]

-bash: ./coyote_miner: No such file or directory
but I already checked that coyote_miner is in the correct directory

[testz]

@bytemaster: Can you update us with pool stat? How many block we found 

[swknight]

Optional extra 3rd argument to miner is the number of threads to use.

Add a number after the address

./coyote_miner <pools ip address> <address> 8

Thanks.