Prerequisites For Mainnet. Unofficial Airdrop Import & Mining Guide. Use At Your Own Risk!

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  1. Dedale

    Dedale New Member

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    #221 Dedale, Feb 11, 2016
    About hashrates,

    I see cgminer i have an average 37Mh/S but my pool tell me my worker has sometimes 20 or 50 Kh/S.

    It's kilohashes against megahashes. Someone could explain to this noob what does that means. I am just curious.
     
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  3. Dedale

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    #223 Dedale, Feb 11, 2016
    Thanks. I haven't found the version prebuilt for linux.
     
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    #225 ec8_civic, Feb 11, 2016
    A:0 means?

    Sorry new to cgm.
     
  6. Dedale

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    #226 Dedale, Feb 11, 2016
    I sorta answered my question. It's the same number expressed either in megahashrates or in thousands of kilohashrates.
     
  7. sambiohazard

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    #227 sambiohazard, Feb 11, 2016
    A shows no of accepted shares from your miner, since it is 0 that means you have not submitted any shares to solve a block.
     
  8. zero

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    #228 zero, Feb 11, 2016
    @sambiohazard @davecgh

    If we want drcd and dcrwallet data to be kept in another location or drive, the basic commands will go like this? :

    dcrd --datadir "x:\folder\" --rpcuser="dcrd_username" --rpcpass="dcrd_password"

    dcrwallet --datadir "x:\folder\" --create

    dcrwallet --datadir "x:\folder\" --username="dcrwallet_username" --password="dcrwallet_password" --walletpass="public_passphrase" --dcrdusername="dcrd_username" --dcrdpassword="dcrd_password"

    For mining solo:

    dcrd --datadir "x:\folder\" --rpcuser="dcrd_username" --rpcpass="dcrd_password" --miningaddr=OurDecredAddressForMining

    And edit start_local.bat to:
    cgminer --blake256 -o https://127.0.0.1:9109 -u "dcrd_username" -p "dcrd_password" --cert "x:\folder\Dcrd\rpc.cert"

    The other dcrctl commands won't need --datadir and remains the same? :

    dcrctl -u "dcrwallet_username" -P "dcrwallet_password" --wallet getnewaddress

    dcrctl -u "dcrwallet_username" -P "dcrwallet_password" --wallet listtransactions

    dcrctl -u "dcrwallet_username" -P "dcrwallet_password" --wallet getbalance

    dcrctl -u "dcrwallet_username" -P "dcrwallet_password" --wallet walletpassphrase "private_passphrase" x (x -> Time in seconds)

    dcrctl -u "dcrwallet_username" -P "dcrwallet_password" --wallet sendtoaddress DsAddressYouWantToSendDCR x.y (x.y -> DCR Amount)

    I am asking because I want to move my dcrd and dcrwallet folders to another drive location and I hope I won't mess up anything.
     
  9. davecgh

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    #229 davecgh, Feb 11, 2016
    @zero: Yes, that's correct. I'd suggest creating config files with the options of course since that makes it a lot easier and means the passwords don't have to be typed on the command line.
     
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    #230 zero, Feb 11, 2016
    Thanks, by creating config files you mean save them into .bat files?
     
  11. davecgh

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    #231 davecgh, Feb 11, 2016
    Each application (dcrd, dcrwallet, dcrctl) can have their own configuration files. Use -h and look at the path in parenthesis of the configuration file option (-C, --configfile) to see the default path. Create a text file at the path and named according to that path you just looked up.

    Then you can use the dcrd sample config file and dcrwallet sample config file to set whatever options you want. You can do the same thing for dcrctl too. The format is the same. Every command line option listed by -h can be specified in the config files (just use the long option name).

    Once those are created and in place, you don't have add all of the options to the command line all the time. That's why I can do:

    Code:
    $ dcrctl getnetworkhashps
2547036949350
    Without haven't to add passwords and usernames and all of that.
     
  12. adam2312

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    #232 adam2312, Feb 12, 2016
    @sambiohazard,
    What's a Decred address for you for donation? Wanted to send a day's take for your guide getting me up and running so quickly.
    Thanks for the support!
     
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    #233 Ayush, Feb 12, 2016
    Guys I need help. While trying to run Cgminer I got - cgminer error while loading shared libraries: libOpenCL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. Any idea what should be done guys?
     
  14. Dedale

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    #234 Dedale, Feb 13, 2016
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    #235 sambiohazard, Feb 13, 2016
    Thanks for beautiful gesture :)
    My address is in my signature, now you can see it i guess :p
     
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    #236 adam2312, Feb 13, 2016
    Ah, had to go to your profile to see signature.
    Thanks again!
     
  17. sambiohazard

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    #237 sambiohazard, Feb 13, 2016
    thanks for your donation. You can see my signature right below my every post.
     
  18. adam2312

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    #238 adam2312, Feb 13, 2016
    Alas, I cannot. Perhaps it's a setting or not displayed on mobile device.
     
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    #239 sambiohazard, Feb 13, 2016
    hmm maybe not shown on mobile, i will check my settings as well.
     
  20. adam2312

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    #240 adam2312, Feb 13, 2016
    FYI: on the computer now, signature visible. It appears to be truncated for mobile use.
     
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