Whoop Whoop!

I had my laptop close twice (thanks to my kids) and plotting resumed without me having to do anything after logging back in...I think as long as the java window and the command window were not physically closed, then it should resume. Although if a hard reboot is done than you might have to replot from whatever number it ended at (or whatever number you can deduce it ended at given the size of the plot file you have  generated upon restart).

Yea, this is an annoying issue, I just started 3 2TB plots on another computer, and it's going to take quite a while... if it gets shut off for any reason I will have to manually figure out where to restart the plotting...


There should be a way to check which nonce was finished last, so that we can start from the exact correct location when these sort of things happen.

I sorta like it the way it is, for now anyway. It limits the amount of people who can mine, so I can get more! lol. But yea, eventually, to gain popularity, there probably should be some sort of simplified installation method, and GUI miner.

Definatly during mining!

And if you have your machine generating plots, you might as well mine at the same time.  Each new block, any newly created nonces are used, so you don't have to wait for your plots to completely generate before using them.

you're doing it wrong somehow, 1TB here, 3 days, 13 blocks

Could you sent some more info/ screenshots ?

Let's start simple - 1TB drive (the 500MB and the 1.5TB have files on them. The 1TB is a clean format with nothing on it).
This is what i'm using:
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\java -Xmx1000m -cp pocminer.jar;lib/*;lib/akka/*;lib/jetty/* pocminer.POCMiner generate 8421357914186441531 0 8194 500 7
pause

To add, the system has 8GB Ram