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    February 26, 2015, 03:50:09 AM
    Last edit: February 26, 2015, 04:22:22 AM by riskyfire
     #18561
    Quote from: haitch on February 26, 2015, 03:35:37 AM
    Quote from: riskyfire on February 26, 2015, 03:04:29 AM
    Quote from: Merick on February 26, 2015, 01:20:38 AM
    Just an FYI,
    The stagger as related to RAM is a Windows issue.  Linux does not have these problems.  But  ibeleive Blago's latest update handles the Windows file caching issues, which is related to stagger size.

    Increasing stagger size puts your drive closer or into its sequential read performance band.  The lower the stagger the more you will be operating within the random read rate of the drive.

    Under Linux and DCCT's base code, stagger has no effect on system RAM usage.  I have ~20 Plot files, ranging in size from 500GB to 1TB all optimized (large stagger)and they happily mine away for 7 days straight without used system RAM going over 1GB.  I'm sure it will run longer than 7 days, but I like to fiddle to much, and I'm sure the miner uses less than 1GB but that's the number I remember seeing this after-noon.  My mining box also runs a PLEX media server so RAM is being used by that also.

    TLDR:

    Large Stagger will affect Windows 7 mining performance, Blago's newest miner addresses this issue.  Windows 8/8.1 also reduces this issue.

    Stagger size under Linux is a variable that increases or decreases read rate, no effect on system RAM usage (DCCT Urray Code).

    Good-Luck

    Hi,

    I've just installed Ubuntu but I'm not familiar with linux os and the file system.
    I think second from bottom line is correct usage ? not sure what I'm missing.


    Do "chmod +x mine_dev_v2.sh" (only need to do this once), then "./mine_dev_v2.sh  <the rest of the command line>"

    H.


    Thanks, I got through the permissions problem.

    But I think I need the numeric ip of burst.ninja or the format to enter it as an url in mine_dev_v2.sh ?


    Edit: I get the same error with V1 miner too?
    the original default ip works but I have no idea which pool this is for.
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    February 26, 2015, 03:53:07 AM
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    What's new, guys?

    From technical analyse will we break 500 satoshis soon? Any predictions?

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    February 26, 2015, 03:59:10 AM
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    Quote from: riskyfire on February 26, 2015, 03:50:09 AM
    Quote from: haitch on February 26, 2015, 03:35:37 AM
    Quote from: riskyfire on February 26, 2015, 03:04:29 AM
    Quote from: Merick on February 26, 2015, 01:20:38 AM
    Just an FYI,
    The stagger as related to RAM is a Windows issue.  Linux does not have these problems.  But  ibeleive Blago's latest update handles the Windows file caching issues, which is related to stagger size.

    Increasing stagger size puts your drive closer or into its sequential read performance band.  The lower the stagger the more you will be operating within the random read rate of the drive.

    Under Linux and DCCT's base code, stagger has no effect on system RAM usage.  I have ~20 Plot files, ranging in size from 500GB to 1TB all optimized (large stagger)and they happily mine away for 7 days straight without used system RAM going over 1GB.  I'm sure it will run longer than 7 days, but I like to fiddle to much, and I'm sure the miner uses less than 1GB but that's the number I remember seeing this after-noon.  My mining box also runs a PLEX media server so RAM is being used by that also.

    TLDR:

    Large Stagger will affect Windows 7 mining performance, Blago's newest miner addresses this issue.  Windows 8/8.1 also reduces this issue.

    Stagger size under Linux is a variable that increases or decreases read rate, no effect on system RAM usage (DCCT Urray Code).

    Good-Luck

    Hi,

    I've just installed Ubuntu but I'm not familiar with linux os and the file system.
    I think second from bottom line is correct usage ? not sure what I'm missing.


    Do "chmod +x mine_dev_v2.sh" (only need to do this once), then "./mine_dev_v2.sh  <the rest of the command line>"

    H.


    Thanks, I got through the permissions problem.

    But I think I need the numeric ip of burst.ninja or the format to enter it as an url in mine_dev_v2.sh ?


    I've not used the linux miner, so won't be a lot of help but can you ping burst.ninja ? You can also try via IP - burst.ninfa is at 192.198.95.54

    H.



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    February 26, 2015, 04:00:56 AM
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    I've got the same issue with numeric ip 192.198.95.54:8124

    Should I be using dev 1 miner?
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    February 26, 2015, 04:07:36 AM
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    Quote from: riskyfire on February 26, 2015, 04:00:56 AM
    I've got the same issue with numeric ip 192.198.95.54:8124

    Should I be using dev 1 miner?


    No idea - I use Blago's miner on windows.



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    February 26, 2015, 05:01:06 AM
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    riskyfire:

    I would recommend that you use screen on Linux, ... that keeps the window running, while you may have lost the connection. Maybe you want to logout of your monitor, then screen will keep it running!

    I use therefore following screens (if not with screen, than use tabs):

    1. screen/tab  BurstWallet
    cd ~/burst/burst_1.2.2
    nohup java -cp burst.jar:lib/*:conf nxt.Nxt &

    2. screen/tab  plotter
    Usage:
    /media/ronald/Seagate-1-4T/burstminer/dcct_miner/plot -k KEY [-d DIRECTORY] [-s STARTNONCE] [-n NONCES] [-m STAGGERSIZE] [-t THREADS]

    Example calculation:
    4 TB, available: 3906798052
    3906798052 256 nounces = 15260929.890625
    Only possible number must be devideable by 40,000 (=my staggering size): 381.5
    => 40,000 x 381 = 15240000

    BurstMiner:
    cd ~/media/ronald/Seagate-1-4T/
    nohup ~/media/ronald/Seagate-1-4T/burstminer/dcct_miner/plot -k 17762102779501773438 -s 0 -n 15240000 -m 40000 -t 4

    Link that file:
    ln -smedia/ronald/Seagate-1-4T/plots/* home/ronald/burst/plots/


    3. screen/tab mining
    rm ~/mine-log
    mv ~/mine-log-date ~/mine-log-date-2015-01-19==14-00   (my last log file)
    cd ~/burst/burst-miner-r4
    ./burstminer >> ~/mine-log

    4. screen/tab logconverter  (because the original logfile has no timestamp !!!)
    tail -f ~/mine-log | while read line; do echo `date` "$line" ; done >> ~/mine-log-date

    5. screen/tab burstmenu
    Here I created my own tasks, df, top, ....

    the burst-miner-r4 needs a config file

    cat mining.conf
     {
        "poolUrl" : "mininghere.com:8124",
        "submissionMaxDelay" : 15,
        "submissionMaxRetry" : 3,
        "socketTimeout" : 60,
       "maxBufferSizeMB" : 768,
        "plots" :
        [
           "/home/ronald/burst/plots"
       ]
     }


    from each harddisk's plotfile I make   ln -s  tohome/ronald/burst/plots
    that has the advantage, if I take out/add a new hard disk, I do not need to do anything.

    (and you may consider to use my pool ;-)  )
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    February 26, 2015, 06:51:03 AM
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    is anybody else having a lot of trouble downloading the blockchain? I have been downloading for over 3 hours and thats after downloading the most up to date db file.

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    February 26, 2015, 07:13:01 AM
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    Quote from: haitch on February 26, 2015, 04:07:36 AM
    Quote from: riskyfire on February 26, 2015, 04:00:56 AM
    I've got the same issue with numeric ip 192.198.95.54:8124

    Should I be using dev 1 miner?


    No idea - I use Blago's miner on windows.

    With DCCT on  burst.ninja or any of Urays code pools

    you can either edit the .sh file or put this into a command window that is open to the directory that contains the miner.

    ./mine_pool_all burst.ninja:8124path1/pathpath3 ....
    I'm lazy and just have this txt pasted into a txt document.  I browse to the miner folder on my Linux box, right click, open command line here... paste the text.. and start mining/.  I check the pool GUI a few times a day, but other than that I just ignore the box.  I'm hoping to leave it alone and get 30 days up-time, I'm at 7 right now Smiley

    My exact string.  Each ending path contains my plot files.
    DCCTs code has no way of adjusting minimum submitted deadline for Uray pools (submit all) without adding an IF statement and recompiling.  DCCT does have a best share option, but I do not think the pool communication is formatted for Uray and Cat style pools, anyways, I am getting off topic.

    *You can also use Uray's r4 code, which offers a config file for adjusting pool locations and other variables.

    Do something like this, and it will work.
    Your screen shutting off has no affect on your mining ability.
    ./mine_pool_all burst.ninja:8124media/merick/4tbseaz9/1media/merick/red2/media/merick/red3media/merick/red4media/merick/2TBCUDA/1

    *these are the commands that the .sh file is running

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    February 26, 2015, 07:37:51 AM
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    I think i need translate my Burst GNU/Linux documentation from spanish to English, you will have it in a few days Smiley
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    February 26, 2015, 09:13:49 AM
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    I founded a new crowdfunding project thinking in the future, just for our future fun.

    It´s the Ferrari Sharing project; when BURST reached 1$ value, a Ferrari will be buy and shared for everyone who pledge for this crowdfunded project.

    As soon as one of our genious developers launch the ATPoll, we will use it for decide the model and the colour of the Ferrari.

    https://i.imgur.com/o7MV5v2.jpg

    Hope to see you driving a Ferrari.

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    February 26, 2015, 09:45:11 AM
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    some people have realy funny ideas  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

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    February 26, 2015, 09:57:07 AM
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    Just a FYI, my account 'Bensam123' has been compromised. If you receive any sort of weird messages (outside the normal paranoia), they aren't from me. I'm currently working with a admin to get it restored.

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    February 26, 2015, 10:44:55 AM
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    Quote from: bobafett on February 20, 2015, 02:11:14 PM

    Now at 36% funded. I still need your help!



    If you want how to install the crowdfund extension, loot at burstcoin.info Guides.
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    Burstcoin.de is now conneted and online. 70% are now translated. I think i will got it until tomorrow.

    270k to go in the CF. Please do some donations!!!! This is very much work and this will bring us and the price up. So please help to make this a success!

    How to donate? please look into my footer.
    You can also support me by sending direct to my Burst Account: BURST-AJ63-3W8L-FGBT-2ALZE

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    February 26, 2015, 11:06:54 AM
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    I have daily 1000+ instances (all are c3.8xlarge) Can I create plots 16tb for each instance and copy the AMI image and start him in other 999 instances? The problem is I have 6hrs to make that and all instances will turn off after 6 hrs of work. And tomorrow I need do it again.
    Can I use generated plots in other instances? Or they must be unique?

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    February 26, 2015, 11:23:11 AM
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    Quote from: Sema89 on February 26, 2015, 11:06:54 AM
    I have daily 1000+ instances (all are c3.8xlarge) Can I create plots 16tb for each instance and copy the AMI image and start him in other 999 instances? The problem is I have 6hrs to make that and all instances will turn off after 6 hrs of work. And tomorrow I need do it again.
    Can I use generated plots in other instances? Or they must be unique?

    You can't use the same plot for mining, you will mine like one instance. But you can try to do some plotting and save it, and connect when the instances are up! The plots are uniqe because the "start nonce" !

    First plot:
     start nonce 0
     total nonces  4398046511104 (16 TB i think)

    Second plot:
    start nonce 4398046511105 (one nonce more that before Smiley )
    total nonces 4398046511104

    Third plot:
    start nonce 8796093022210
    total nonces 4398046511104

    [...]


    You can't connect with all these instances at the same time and send a script?

    Edit: wow, 1000 instances .... 16 tb each... 16.000 TB lol with that i can do wonders Smiley
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    February 26, 2015, 11:28:31 AM
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    Quote from: Mergesort on February 24, 2015, 12:49:08 PM
    What the hell is wrong with burst.ninja? It's been 24 hours now and no payout and yes i know payout minimum is higher but i got 4TB("~capacity" shows 1,5 tb whatever that means) mining with no payout for far too long. On other pools i got 500-1k burst per day so there should have been a payout already. Because of the hiccups i switched pool for a while and my earnings where 5 times higher, now i come back hoping for some improvement and i get nothing. This is fucking suspicious. If i ever get a payout i will be gone for sure.

    Sorry, Mergesort, this was my fault. I was on path to implement bundled payments as fees for sending out small rewards wasn't economically viable. I batched up the payment but then another more pressing issue cropped up which was causing pool instability. Now that the pool is more stable the LONG OVERDUE deferred payments have all been sent.

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    February 26, 2015, 11:37:25 AM
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    Quote from: xizmax on February 24, 2015, 09:56:44 PM
    Quote from: bensam123 on February 24, 2015, 09:54:11 PM
    Is there anyway to view what the deadline was that won a block?

    Burst.ninja displays it on its stats page. How the info is extracted though I am not sure. Catbref can answer that for sure
    The info comes from the blockchain with a standard API request:

    Code:
    curl --url 'http://localhost:8125/burst?requestType=getBlock&height=70000'
    {"previousBlockHash":"3a65bce62f242c0e0469fb4ee5123f07f933be932370ab5c88afee6692dac16e","payloadLength":7920,"totalAmountNQT":"1845777980908",
    "generationSignature":"88a7c7d33f01abee9f05510001c05ac3b5f9fc3fdf1d2329c946a41c28df44ce","generator":"13459661020862899104",
    "generatorPublicKey":"68be2f7cf1c88caf47276b966fb697c9efe9d0b7debdf63b12df710eaf35a039","baseTarget":"1481092",
    "payloadHash":"3c5ac861fbea80f3c0fd410a5ee6cac94f4ab6632c546cb82c77dff039b73c80","generatorRS":"BURST-ASX2-EDEV-QDRF-DLLLP","blockReward":"7350","nextBlock":"3278625908234401267","requestProcessingTime":1,"scoopNum":4040,"numberOfTransactions":45,
    "blockSignature":"58c6272c9da74f945a05b85165a765d9b192b11d3aec64bc11ad32b76ccf4200c01478823c1c8c165f011a6f0ab84a7d91f46b1d0195cad525b2c6e64bbe58f8",
    "transactions":["9325395788726045776","9598276348667342848","9822513335259451084","10680046966312418312","10827345421779279873","10890013873181639821","10994618202501144854","11336218817966664718","11511505232420421075","11652216872092970684","11823389376081775428","12047720667590966304","12221571889789979485","12495477135780329274","12508678294753144282","12624415036395115171","13279957760664654148","14600405980971226001","14690982676718532548","15297202017968671188","16128524506091644826","17294848650873311590","17481875302961814818","17518815030185321763","17811223609690777448","17975366925211525898","17987664800316416570","18095151730041897979","18110751200099069655","18402242071021169252","1509183065793204526","1674182747733770701","3664420335673229448","3855352788914417893","4247730525502848870","4393553929175529655","4405440361269743160","4995117508908356888","5114833881843952946","7498818187475113256","7601272711934632457","8522602079177816707","8723530613095049919","8817842778427598342","9148163035468669252"],
    "nonce":"200159806","version":3,"totalFeeNQT":"4500000000","previousBlock":"1021231003659429178","block":"4972280526148845847","height":70000,"timestamp":16952580}

    In there you can see "generator", "nonce", "baseTarget" and "snoopNum" - these are used to calculate deadlines in the same way your miner does.

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    February 26, 2015, 11:43:45 AM
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    Quote from: Natalya on February 25, 2015, 09:12:11 PM
    Quote from: binarygangster on February 25, 2015, 01:47:19 PM
    burst.ninja is vastly superior to any and all existing pools (that I have used) on all levels.

    Nice new domain.
    Much faster/leaner js ui.
    Cleaner layout.
    Faster communication

    Much love to burstcoin, Catbref, Crowetic holding it down and making one of the most innovative cryptos easier to use, mine and adopt by the masses.
    I love crowetic too,but about two weeks I get oft-"unable to commit nounce to burst.ninja:8124...<The remote server returned an error<400> bad request>..... Angry

    The 400 Bad Request responses have useful messages attached to them. They're not server-side faults but notices from the pool about your nonce submission. For example:
    Code:
    curl -v --url 'http://5.153.225.55:8124/burst?requestType=submitNonce&accountId=5085825464960632136&nonce=12321' ; echo
    *   Trying 5.153.225.55...
    * Connected to 5.153.225.55 (5.153.225.55) port 8124 (#0)
    > GETburst?requestType=submitNonce&accountId=5085825464960632136&nonce=12321 HTTP/1.1
    > User-Agent: curl/7.40.0
    > Host: 5.153.225.55:8124
    > Accept: */*
    >
    < HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
    < Connection: Keep-Alive
    < Content-Length: 188
    < Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
    < Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 11:41:05 GMT
    <
    * Connection #0 to host 5.153.225.55 left intact
    {"errorCode":1007,"errorDescription":"The deadline for your nonce is REALLY BAD: 487181 years, 6 months, 11 days, 12 hours, 14 mins, 27 secs - wrong block? are your plot files corrupted?"}

    Check your log files!

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    February 26, 2015, 11:45:11 AM
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    Quote from: Sema89 on February 26, 2015, 11:06:54 AM
    I have daily 1000+ instances (all are c3.8xlarge) Can I create plots 16tb for each instance and copy the AMI image and start him in other 999 instances? The problem is I have 6hrs to make that and all instances will turn off after 6 hrs of work. And tomorrow I need do it again.
    Can I use generated plots in other instances? Or they must be unique?

    As I told you, the plots must be unique and cannot be overlapped. And furthermore, you have to optimize it. You need some to spend some times to perform such task.

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    February 26, 2015, 12:01:35 PM
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    Quote from: Kartojal on February 26, 2015, 11:23:11 AM
    Quote from: Sema89 on February 26, 2015, 11:06:54 AM
    I have daily 1000+ instances (all are c3.8xlarge) Can I create plots 16tb for each instance and copy the AMI image and start him in other 999 instances? The problem is I have 6hrs to make that and all instances will turn off after 6 hrs of work. And tomorrow I need do it again.
    Can I use generated plots in other instances? Or they must be unique?

    You can't use the same plot for mining, you will mine like one instance. But you can try to do some plotting and save it, and connect when the instances are up! The plots are uniqe because the "start nonce" !

    First plot:
     start nonce 0
     total nonces  4398046511104 (16 TB i think)

    Second plot:
    start nonce 4398046511105 (one nonce more that before Smiley )
    total nonces 4398046511104

    Third plot:
    start nonce 8796093022210
    total nonces 4398046511104

    [...]


    You can't connect with all these instances at the same time and send a script?

    Edit: wow, 1000 instances .... 16 tb each... 16.000 TB lol with that i can do wonders Smiley
    Quote from: seasonw on February 26, 2015, 11:45:11 AM
    Quote from: Sema89 on February 26, 2015, 11:06:54 AM
    I have daily 1000+ instances (all are c3.8xlarge) Can I create plots 16tb for each instance and copy the AMI image and start him in other 999 instances? The problem is I have 6hrs to make that and all instances will turn off after 6 hrs of work. And tomorrow I need do it again.
    Can I use generated plots in other instances? Or they must be unique?

    As I told you, the plots must be unique and cannot be overlapped. And furthermore, you have to optimize it. You need some to spend some times to perform such task.

    Problem is the I have only 6 ~ hrs to set up Sad
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