Posts made by haitch

@zapbuzz I can confirm that GoodPlanets has been ID verified.

@goodplanets If there's been any change in location info, shoot it through please, but yeah - you were one of the earliest verified members.

@cryptonick said in POC1 to POC2 Plot Converter 2.3 Gives REALLY BAD deadline errors after conversion:

burstmining.club

Which block did you win ? I don't see the pool winning in the last 30 rounds - and looking at the pool stats:
2,423 Registered Miners, 261 Active Miners

Last Block: 14 Active Miners, 16 Good DLs submitted, 67 Bad DLs submitted.

Edit:

This was not intended to disparage the pool - just the stats look really odd.

Of 2,400 Miners, ~10% of them are active. Of those ~10% of miners who are "active", ~5% submitted DL's. So of the 0.5% of registered miners who submitted DLs, 80% of the DLs were invalid.

Those numbers are off the wall just weird.

@cryptonick I'd be very surprised if the only valid nonces/DL's you found came from the 1 converted (of 13) drives. Are you sure your miner & pool are properly configured for PoC2? I've converted over 100 drives and am not having any problems, and the remaining PoC1 drives are slower than the PoC2 drives.

@cryptonick From your screen shot, drive H is the only one that has completed conversion. All the other drives are being treated as PoC1 plots, so if conversion was started on them, it didn't complete - so the plots are corrupted, and causing the DL error.

@zapbuzz It's not handling the 502000 change - bootstrap it again, the bootstrap download should be post 502K.

@rds TurboSwizzler is a convertor, not a plotter.

@Agabus274 I don't know if Turboswizzler can pause/resume conversions. You may need to delete the target plotfile and start again.

If you're using the modified Blago miner, test out different values for the cache/cache2 values - they can make a huge performance difference.

I tested with different values from 8K upto 512K. Then tested performance to 50% of plot read and 100% read. This is around 1PB of mixed PoC1 PoC2 plots - around 50/50. Some example readings:

256K/64K - 50% @ 2,950MB/s, Total: 120 Seconds
512K/64K - 50% @ 3,120MB/s, Total: 117 Seconds
512K/8K - 50% @ 3,600MB/s, Total: 189 Seconds (!)
512K/128K - 50% @ 2,800MB/s, Total: 99 Seconds.

As the ratio of PoC1 to PoC2 changes, I'd expect the optimal settings to change. As a general rule of thumb it seems to be: Use a larger C1/smaller C2 for a lot of Poc2 files, Large C2/Smaller C1 for a lot of PoC1 files.

@tate-a For current Blago miners, use Johnnys modified version: https://github.com/JohnnyFFM/miner-burst/releases

@quasar said in Hi, I need one Burstcoin to start mining!:

BURST-3PLU-9UWR-UMMZ-DUDPN

Sent you both a coin. Use it to join a pool, NOT to set your name.

@quasar said in [ERROR 1004] "Your Burst account's reward recipient does not match pool's account":

BURST-3PLU-9UWR-UMMZ-DUDPN

I'd say come back to mining on my pool ;-) But have sent you some Burst to choose a pool.

@mr-x Don't know why it's now requiring a password - definitely wasn't previously. All links on the site now seem password protected.

Pools supporting PoC2 include all the burst-team.us pools, the CryptoGuru pool, burstmine.ro, solominer.ddns.net

Others please contribute to the list.

@quasar Извините русскоязычный перевод.

Назначение вашей награды устанавливается равным pool.burst-team.us:8080, но вы работаете в другом пуле: DobroPool.com aka 100PB.Online

Либо измените назначение вознаграждения, либо вернитесь к горному делу на pool.burst-team.us:8080, где задано ваше задание.

@easygisi01 Add an exclusion for the directory where the miner is.

The updated miner can do on the fly conversions from PoC1 to PoC2, at the expense of taking longer to mine. Converting your plots to PoC2 is more efficient, but depending on your total mining capacity may not be worth doing.

@easygisi01 You need to update your miner to one that is PoC2 aware.

https://burstforum.net/topic/9185/hard-fork-resources-everything-a-happy-burster-needs

@energy Network capacity has drastically changed after the PoC2 enablement, re-calculate and update your target.

@gpedro I believe the jMiner dynamicDeadline performs the PoCC calculation for you and uses it as the target DL.

@gpedro The pool will actually tell the miner the highest DL it accepts, none of the current miners will send a DL that exceeds that. The targetDeadline is to put in an even more restrictive DL limit. Even if the pool accepts a 1 year DL, that's never going to win, so lets be kind to the pool and not send an DL that exceeds (for example) 7 days (still never going to win, but less stress on the pool).

@energy If you're on a PoCC style pool, go to the pool page, then Quick Info tab. Enter your plot total size into the calc and it'll give you a target deadline to add to the miner config. The pools pay based on effective capacity, which is estimated on the deadlines you submit. Having deadlines well in excess of the recommended deadline skew your estimated capacity quite badly.

@ranger64 What Luxe said - the pool is now running PoC2 after the 502K block, but you're not using a PoC2 aware miner, you need to update.

@leslieallen Hit F5