Posts made by haitch

Anyone looking for a nice little self contained miner or NAS, HPe has the Gen10 Microserver on sale for $175.

Dual core Amd Athlon, 8GB RAM, onboard iGPU, networking, USB expansion, two free PCIe slots.

I've ordered one to take a look at.

HPe Gen10 Microserver

@tedrogers No, both Xplotter and TurboPlotter can resume interrupted plots, but only their own, not each others.

@goodplanets Yep, can do escrow for sales.

@energy wallet1 and 5 are also back online now after some maintenance.

@iyburst Seems to be a spam attack going on - a lot of wallets got stuck. If you'rs is stuck

a) Stop the wallet
b) edit brs-default.properties
c) change JETTY.P2P.GZIPFilter = on to JETTY.P2P.GZIPFilter = off
d) Restart wallet

@tedrogers Yep, basically the nonce values are derived from the account ID & Nonce # - For any given Account ID, Nonce X will always have the same value - without this submitted DLs could not be verified. The nonce values are computed, not random.

@tedrogers No. For any given account, nonces 0 to 15258789 will be identical on every machine. You either need to use separate accounts, or ensure the plots don't overlap.

think of them as lottery tickets. In your left hand you have tickets 1 - 10, in your right hand you also have tickets 1 - 10. They're both holding the same tickets.

@tedrogers You can only be assigned to one reward recipient address at any given time.

@cybermancer 5K inbound

@cybermancer Let's make it interesting. Give me an address to contribute to and I'll crank it up to 10K Burst

@tedrogers

1. Sequential doesn't matter. when I was manually choosing the starting nonce I would just increase by 50M for each drive, now I just use the TurboPlotter auto-select.

2)A single large plot file is going to be more efficient to mine, but it comes down to number of plots on the drive. 1 x 10TB vs 5 x 2TB or 10 x 1 TB are all going to be indistinguishable, but 100 x 100GB will be noticeably slower.

As for replotting - it used to be an issue that if the plotter died while plotting a big file, you had to restart it from scratch, however all the current plotters have the ability to resume an interrupted plot.

@evok3d There will be a pre-christmas payout, from my own pocket.

Assets were good investments at one time, but with the price increase in Burst and the number of scam assets, I also find it difficult to recommend to anyone to invest in them now, with a few exceptions.

https://burstwiki.org/wiki/Burst_Software

@haitch Bump for price drop.

@haitch Bump for price drops.

@tminer0315 Just use one of the online wallets, either one of mine Wallet1 or the Cyptoguru one.

@aslamhd If it's going to take years to earn 50 Burst in a pool, then the likelihood of you solo mining a block is even worse.

What capacity of plots do you have? I wouldn't suggest solo with anything below 250TB.

@aslamhd Don't solo mine to an online wallet unless you REALLY, REALLY trust it. With every DL you submit, your passphrase is sent to the wallet.

Instead, mine to one of the 100-0 pools (eg CryptoGuru 100-0 ) - it's effectively the same as Solo mining, without your passphrase being sent.

If you really want to mine solo on an online wallet, set the miner to use the wallet address/port, set the mode to Solo, and make sure your passphrases.txt has your account passphrase in it. But again, don't do it - use a 100-0 pool.

@di66erok @jaxblack

You don't need to add the 1. If I plot 100 nonces starting at 0, then the first nonce is 0 and the last is 99, the next 100 start at 100 and end at 199, then 200 - 299 .... etc

next starting nonce = current starting nonce + current number of nonces.

Firstly, you're creating PoC1 format plots, these are outdated and you should be using PoC2 format instead.

Use a newer plotter suck as the latest Xplotter, Engraver or Turbo plotter.

Also, your lowest starting nonce 18,948,226 + number of nonces in that plot, 18,948,224 add, up to 38,146,810.

The second plot file needs to start at this nonce or higher. Using Turbo Plotter will automatically ensure that plots are not overlapped.