Anyone mining at a pool or just to there wallets?
I tried NiceHash x11 but get  Stratum authentication failed.
I'll double check my run command line.

I like it. I don't have a big ego so I don't need my name in it.

I've got v2 mining x11 on Nicehash as I write around 88.5 kh/s each thread on my 4790K, low subit rate
though.

Seems like a pool problem, is it still failing?

What's your CPU and what version of the kernel is it running?

Edit: never mind I see it now

Yes its a laptop why only 4 core are being used. What is your command line so I can check t see my mistake at nicehash?

./cpuminer -a x11 -o stratum+tcp://x11.usa.nicehash.com:3336 ...

Is it hyperthreaded and can you confirm its enabled in the bios the host OS and theguest OS, should be by default.
How many cpus is your VM configured for?

That is with your bitcoin address added as user? I have the VM set to 4 cores. Not planing on doing much
mining on this laptop< but its a gaming laptop with a 960m GPU & I can adjust the fan speed. Mid 60c on the temp.

Yup -u bitcoinaddress.worker -p x

Well that explains why only 4 threads.

Sorry, X11. Drop may be cause of other activity (will fix with priority) or some sort of throttling.
Will test more tomorrow.

Things are progressing well with the integration of the faster neoscrypt kernel. It's almost ready
to compile, just cleaning up the declarations and definitions to avoid collisions.

I noticed that the hash functions are all declared in miner.h.  Is that necessary? Isn't the scanhash
function the gate to the algos? And more importantly could this be at the root of my multiple
def problems with GRS on linux and whatever else on windows? All these macros get imported
to the hash function and the declaration in miner.h makes them visible to the world.

Wolf, do you think I'm on the right track?

JMINER---

Or something simple.       --scryptr