It may take a couple more days to reach block #400K due to coin switching pools. They try to instamine without much success and leave, but the network generates less than target 960 blocks per day.

Happy pxc mining!

Phoenix ... now in retrospect ... the name seems so well conceived.  Was it foresight?

To soar up with but a feather, as the scrypt empire burns down to the ground of asics, there ghostlander greets you.

 

Well, good luck, then. Nice job making a new algo.

at least one miner is GPU mining as of 1 hour ago, total hash increasing with ~800KH/s increments which suggests GPU.
but no GPU miner software is yet public.

Any pool to mine PXC? bcoz I see all p2p either dead or outdated
MinePool - no neoscrypt support
Multipool - Abondoning PXC

so any pool left to mine?

I have a lot of trouble understanding.
Claimed to be harder on memory, takes 20 rounds of salsa (already too much to be memory-bound) adding other 20 rounds of chacha?
Half the memory amount, paper claims to be "1.25 times more memory intensive"... due to cache effects I assume?
Anyway, scrypt was compute bound... I've been looking at this for a few days and I cannot understand what's the whole point. 

Considering the massive amount of computation, what does "memory intensive" mean?

Why don't you look at the documentation on GPU programming?
Original scrypt was already compute bound. Neoscrypt is even more compute bound. People in GPU programming would go great lengths to have half the arithmetic intensity original scrypt had.

I'll ask you again: what does "memory intensive" mean? Fetching some memory every once in a while isn't an "intensive" operation.

Getting following error when trying to run the miner on PiMP:

[2014-08-19 17:04:10] Stratum requested work restart
Segmentation fault

Thoughts?