eh, I spoke to soon, client is no longer showing out of sync, but is pulling 0.

Also, I thought this didn't effect GPU mining?  Even though it is pulling 0 it is sucking down my khash rate by a huge margin.

i have added primecoin data for charts from cryptsy, coins-e and vircurex at www.cryptocoincharts.info

Are you spending 100% of your CPU time on primecoin?

If so, you aren't leaving enough for the CPU to manage the GPU.

Leave one core out of the primecoin mining to spend on other activities.

i.e., "primecoind setgenerate true 7" (if running on an eight core machine)

Odd, my GPU hash rate is unaffected by running all CPU cores at 100%.

I was mining on LunaCloud. And i was having 1100pps for 0.09$. (1GB ram , 8cpucore at 1500Mhz)
But they just shutdown my server and suspended me.

"Due to quality of traffic generated by your servers your account has been suspended - AUP violation.
The billing process will be executed and the appropriate actions of a refund or payment will be taken."

I dont know what i did.


EDIT : probably that

"Misuse of system resources

This includes but is not limited to employing programs that consume excessive CPU time, network capacity, disk IO, storage space or IPv4 address space, that could impact other users and is in excess of resources allocated to the customer."

LOL.  I wonder if digital ocean will follow suit.  They wouldn't authorise my account to have more than 5 droplets (VPS) due to my honesty in what I intended to do with them.  VPS mining is hardly profitable now without a bit of luck, so I foresee the block spacing dropping soon as the VPS's get taken offline.  I think the early-birds have had their fill and now "joe-miner" can pick up a few coins with home machines.  It's still profitable for home mining though, especially i the prices keep rising.  XPM has had a really solid IPO so far (so please dont dump your coins!)

Please run these command
getcheckpoint
getblockhash 14131

And post output
Current checkpoint is still on genesis. So I don't expect this to pop up.

This is the testnet checkpoint. There seems a bug somewhere allowing you to enter this state. Did you use the testnet at some point and what's the sequence of operations/events related to using testnet? Are you running a testnet node right now with main net node?

However it still shouldn't have entered this state even though you operated testnet mode.

I deleted the blockchain folders and redownloaded it. And the issue went away so the issue was probably related to identifying the blocks.

I'm not even sure how to test if it was my modifications or not that caused it.