Download the gpu miner and run it with commandline arguments 127.0.0.1 9325.
It will mine for the GPU channel once you are synced.
Thank You,
Viz.
Doesn't seams to work for me. This is the output:
Initializing Miner 127.0.0.1:9325 Threads = 1 Timeout = 10
Connected to 127.0.0.1:9325...
[MASTER] Coinshield Network: New Block 22949
[MASTER] Block Found by GeForce GTX 750 Ti on thread 0 0.0 kHash/s (rejected) Booo !!!
[MASTER] Block Found by (null) on thread 1 0.0 kHash/s (rejected) Booo !!!
[MASTER] Block Found by GeForce GTX 750 Ti on thread 0 0.0 kHash/s (rejected) Booo !!!
Finally I succeed to compile the miner under Windows with Visual Studio by resolving all the dependencies, but it's still not working.
I think the problem is not with the uint2bytes64.
Looks like that the scanhash_sk1024 (in MinerThread.cpp ->MinerThread::SK1024Miner()) always returns with Nonce=0
I have 0 experience developing in CUDA so it will be challenging to find what is the real problem here.
BTW I have a GeForce GTX 750 Ti with 2Gb RAM
the 780 is this compute 30 or 35 ?
My 780ti works well on it.
I think too, it is a problem with the gpu not working properly on your card, if it always return, it means it doesn't work properly.
however, the 750ti shouldn't have any problem.
Any of your cards attached to a monitor ?
For info it was compiled with vs2013
and boost 1_56 (the others dependencies being those of ccminers, except for pthread which isn't needed. )
also make sure you have the latest drivers and compiled with cuda 6.5
