Hi shintosai,

If by movement, you mean market movement, the price has slipped a bit over the past 24 hours but did have some higher peeks. Now selling at 178 satoshi. Some good volume compaired to the past certainly. I am not really much of a trader myself. My idea of market manipulation is work harder.

Yes, CPUs are not very efficient mining. It is a lot of electricty compared to the number of hashes. GPUs do do much, much better. The good thing is the things you learned getting your CPU mining will be applicable to GPU mining if you should choose to do so ever.

I was very glad to help you and you are very welcome. Yes, I will keep moving up. Hopefully with Bernie as my president.

Thanks for the wishes of luck!

Bernie traitors in cahoots with the Chinese Communists.  Go figure.   

Yes, you can. On the one machine that you want to run the wallet that all the mining will happen on, edit or create the BERNcash.conf file. This file will be in the same directory that you have the BERN wallet.dat


Then, connect the miners to the IP of the wallet you are mining from on port 32016. Using the user and password you defined in the BERNcash.conf above.

Ah, it was the listening port i didnt have. Tried setting it.
Now mining seems to be working, but not rewarding. Getting no accepts.
Im doing a lot of hashes.. how long should i wait to expect any blocks with 20 mh/s?

Yeah, from suprnva im seeing a stream of "yays" with cuda and "accepted" with sgminer..   now i only see the hashes.
But now i should still find blocks pretty often.. But it doesnt seem to.



I was thinking setting up a local pool/node .. and not add to the pool power.
I love pools, dont get me wrong. But i also dislike that they often have 90% of the power Which aint good for decentralization.


EDIT:
NEVERMIND! Now they seem to find blocks. 3 since last post.
Any way to show the hash speed? The wallet console command(gethashespersec) seems to only list the "wallet mining". Not the "clients".

how request mined from supernova? can you tell me I just wanted to have it place to my wallet but I don;'t know where to find the withdrawal option, thanks in advance steve.

New "problem"

Im getting "not providing work fast enough" in sgminer.


Is there any way to increase the speed the wallet can give out jobs? Like farmrecheck in eth.

You want to increase the number of work items you queue. In sgminer, press "S" for settings, then "Q" for queue, and enter a larger number and press enter.

Doable, sure.

Of course I will need to do this in a way that can be disabled. You will not appreciate the wallet chiming in during your favorite podcast or movie.

It is on the list.

My conf file had   "worksize": "128",

but it seems to "1" in the S-Q settings. Hmm.
Whats high and low?
Does it affect anything?

Rejected blocks are a really sad thing now


(yes, the sound must be non intrusive, and preferably off by default. Like a little speaker you need to press)