C:\Users\Supernet\Downloads\cpuminer-multi-opencl>minerd -a wildkeccak -o stratu
m+tcp://bbr.mbkpool.info:7777 -u ********* -p x -k http://bbr.mbkpool.info
/scratchpad.bin
[2015-08-23 21:19:57.933] wildkeccak scratchpad cache C:\Users\Supernet\AppData\
Local\boolberry/scratchpad.bin
[2015-08-23 21:19:57.933] Using JSON-RPC 2.0
[2015-08-23 21:19:57.933] fstat error from C:\Users\Supernet\AppData\Local\boolb
erry/scratchpad.bin: No such file or directory
[2015-08-23 21:19:57.934] Downloading scratchpad....
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.177] Scratchpad downloaded OK.
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.280] loaded scratchpad C:\Users\Supernet\AppData\Local\bool
berry/scratchpad.bin (109943072 bytes), height=330207
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.280] Starting Stratum on stratum+tcp://bbr.mbkpool.info:777
7
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.280] 2 miner threads started, using 'wildkeccak' algorithm.

[2015-08-23 21:21:59.296] Binding thread 0 to cpu 0
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.296] Binding thread 1 to cpu 1
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.459] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330207 --> 330208  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.459] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330208 --> 330209  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330209 --> 330210  10 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330210 --> 330211  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330211 --> 330212  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330212 --> 330213  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330213 --> 330214  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330214 --> 330215  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330215 --> 330216  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330216 --> 330217  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330217 --> 330218  10 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330218 --> 330219  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.460] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330219 --> 330220  11 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.461] ADDENDUM APPLIED: 330220 --> 330221  10 blocks added
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.461] Pool set diff to 50529027
[2015-08-23 21:21:59.461] Stratum detected new block
[2015-08-23 21:22:00.312] Thread 1 is going to scan with start nonce=7fffffff, e
nd_nonce=801ffffe
[2015-08-23 21:22:00.312] Thread 0 is going to scan with start nonce=00000000, e
nd_nonce=001fffff
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.694] Pool set diff to 43826197
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.694] Stratum detected new block
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.695] thread 0: 1012300 hashes, 15.05 kh/s
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.695] thread 1: 1021029 hashes, 15.15 kh/s
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.695] Thread 0 is going to scan with start nonce=00000000, e
nd_nonce=000dc7e3
[2015-08-23 21:23:07.695] Thread 1 is going to scan with start nonce=7fffffff, e
nd_nonce=800ddf63


all is good, i min?
i have test this solution :  This miner is for pool mining https://github.com/mbkuperman/cpuminer-multi-opencl/releases

https://cointopay.com/index.jsp has now added support for Boolberry!

If you have been looking for an opportunity to spend BBR now you have one!

https://twitter.com/BBRcurrency/status/635695770310590464

Interest in Boolberry is increasing recently. Its about time BBR was appreciated for the CryptoNote innovations it brings!

hi all
where i can buy good asic for min more BBR plz
Thanks
Ps: electricity is free for me 

the same place you can buy a left handed smoke shifter

It could be the wrong version of boost like @bb stated.  You can use 1.53 or 1.55 but not 1.54.  I've never used Mint but have never had an issue compiling on Ubuntu following the official build instructions.

From the instructions at Boolberry.com http://boolberry.com/howto.html#linuxbuild :

Linux Build

Dependencies:

GCC 4.7.3 or later
CMake 2.8.6 or later
and Boost 1.53(but don't use 1.54) or later.
Here is an example of a build for Ubuntu 13 or 14. The first steps are to add the PPA that contains Boost 1.55. The rest is self explanitory:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:boost-latest/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install gcc-4.8 g++-4.8 libboost1.55-all-dev git cmake
git clone https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry.git
cd boolberry; make -j
The resulting executables can be found in "build/release/src"

 
You can't.  Although anything is possible if someone is determined, Boolberry's POW is designed to be ASIC resistant.  I'm sure if Boolberry was more valuable someone would take the time to implement an ASIC or FPGA with some success.  At this time CPU and GPU mining are all that's available.

From the Boolberry POW White Paper:

Idea
After review of existing Proof­of­Work functions, we determined we wanted to have a
function with the following properties:
1. Memory hard ­ undoubtedly this property is a key feature of being ASIC resistant.
2. Fast validation ­ it is very desirable to have a fast synchronization time to protect
nodes from possible DOS attacks.
Classic SCrypt­like hash functions create a scratchpad for every hash calculation. The
shortcoming to this is larger scratchpads take more time to prepare. 2MB is reasonable size
based on limitations forced by speed requirements. However, memory hardness is desired only
at mining; single hash calculation is not needed to be memory hard.
Boolberry took a different approach. The scratchpad is generated to provide an array of
pseudo­random data to work on, and the generation causes a lot of memory access operations.
But, the cryptocurrency already has pseudo­random data in the block chain; some hashes, keys
and so on. The idea is to use this block chain data as one solid incremental scratchpad
for hashing. A portion of each new block is added to this scratchpad.
Now it is possible to have a wide range of scratchpad sizes, since there are no
performance restriction due to scratchpad generation, as in the SCrypt­like functions. But, after
public discussion [9] it became clear that too large of a scratchpad would make it impossible to
have SPV­client in the future, especially for mobile platforms. On the other hand, if the
scratchpad is too small, it leaves room for a bigger advantage for GPU mining and possibility of
ASICs. Considering both of these circumstances we decided to restrict scratchpad growth to
about 90MB per year. For incremental scratchpad update we use following data:
* previous block id
* coin­base transaction’s one­time public key
* coin­base transaction’s merkle hash
* coin­base transaction’s output keys
  
Full White Paper:

Block Chain Based Proof­of­Work Hash and Wild Keccak as a Reference Implementation http://boolberry.com/files/Block_Chain_Based_Proof_of_Work.pdf
 

Oh oh, cncoin.farm got hacked or cz finally renamed bbr? ;-)

It's nothing new. Something on the site is broken which is causing it to display Rune Berry, which was suggested at one point as a name for this coin. Just search this forum for Rune. For example: