This is one is amazing. One of the best wallet I have ever seen.

We have to update before block  ...!?

Thanks

Hello!

I need some tips on how should I deal with a plot file...

ls -altmnt3/plots/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_9498624_5578752_4096
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1459742441472 Sep 20 22:19mnt3/plots/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_9498624_5578752_4096

The miner process always outputs error reading from file
e.printStackTrace() reveals to be an
java.io.EOFException
        at java.io.RandomAccessFile.readFully(RandomAccessFile.java:421)
        at java.io.RandomAccessFile.readFully(RandomAccessFile.java:399)
        at pocminer_pool.ScoopReader.readFile(ScoopReader.java:35)
        ................

while f.readFully(chunk);
chunk (rs.staggeramt * MiningPlot.SCOOP_SIZE) is 262144 bytes = 256 kb

This plot's size in bytes is 1459742441472, thus 1459742441472 262144 = 5568475.5 (does not divide fully), so the java.io.EOFException is totally legit.
5578752 plots * 256kb = 1462436364288, but my plot actually is 2693922816 bytes short. Maybe the plotter process got killed, or got bad I/O,and never got to write the full file.

I'm thinking about deleting the last 131072 bytes from the file. Do I also need to rename the plot to XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_9498624_5568475_4096 (changed the nr of nounces to reflect new size) ?

Thank you so much. I know now what to do in the future with incomplete plot files!
Great work, dev!

're still waiting for the miracle that someone will buy your coins at 800 sat?

We are waiting for the miracle that you actually really move on and not just talk about it since weeks  

From the "shoddily made flow chart", this algorithm looks like essentially a more complex and simpler (in different ways) version of scrypt, just with very high memory requirements.
It is probably just as weak to ASICs, though I can't say for sure without more information.
Do actual specifications exist for the algorithm?
Also, is anyone interested in doing a BFGMiner port I can merge?

Just use linux version and run from terminal. I tired it on mac and it s working

It's possible to do RAMDisk, but that's not a very cost effective way of mining. You would need a bunch of TB worth of RAM to mining with as oppose to cheaply doing it with HDDs. You try it out and give the results if it is worth it.

I didn't say it wasn't possible or not, I was just pointing out that it would not be cost effective. This algo proof of work is done via capacity, the larger the plot, the more efficient the deadline results are. When it comes down to it, all aglo's use storage/memory of some sort of form, may it be System RAM, SSD, HDD, VRAM and/or temporary usage of cpu cache.