Search results

I've installed cuda tools and ccminer, but when I try to run ccminer I just get a message telling me what version it is, who wrote it, etc....but it doesnt seem to be mining at all. I am really in need of some information about the command line options I should set.

According to the guide I posted, you should be getting your darkcoind from: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin-binaries/raw/master/rc/darkcoin-0.10.11.6-linux.tar.gz This would also mean you should be running 10.11.6 rather than 9.11.6 I'm sorry if it took me a while to get back to...

And by the way, I installed cuda-tools 6.0, ccminer 1.2, and am running a single NVIDIA GTX 780 Ti graphics card...if that information helps.

Great news! I installed cuda-tools and even checked out a few of the samples...cool! I then proceeded to install ccminer, and the installation seemed to complete successfully. My question at this point is: What are the suggested options for running ccminer? Or...how can I determine what my...

This is proving quite difficult...fortunately this machine is brand new and specifically intended for mining, and never used for anything else yet, so I am able to reinstall ubuntu every time things get too messed up. I am working a lot of hours for the next couple of weeks so I only have 2 or...

I suspected that if I removed the "-silent" from the line... sudo sh cuda_5.5.22_linux_64.run -silent -driver -toolkit ...I might get some clues...and I did. I needed to shut down my X server first...will try again later or probably tomorrow.

All went smoothly until I executed this line: PATH=/usr/local/cuda-5.5/bin:$PATH make At first it seemed to be going well, but it ended with the following errors: /bin/bash: nvcc: command not found make[2]: *** [heavy/heavy.o] Error 127 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/kflynn/ccminer-master'...

Thanks again. I hope to have time to try this tonight. When I do I will let you know how it goes.

Much appreciated! One more question: I've seen the miner in various places online; where should I download it from, and where should I download it to on my system?

Hi all. I've recently purchased a pretty decent computer with an NVIDIA GTX 780 Ti graphics card...and hoping to mine the hell out of darkcoin! I've already installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and have been all over the 'net trying to wrap my head around the procedure for installing ccminer, a.k.a cuda...

My local "cold" masternode wallet is not the qt version - it's the linux command-line daemon. So, am I to understand that as long as I make sure that more than 1000DRK are left over after any outbound transaction from my local machine (for example, if I always leave 1001DRK in there) then my...

I keep seeing talk about "coin control." Could someone explain this to me and how to use it? Or just point me to a good tutorial/explanation?

You're right! I searched a bit more and found a paper wallet which does validate the private key returned by the wallet. I am going to host a copy of this on PlanetCrypton.com, and when I do I will return to this thread and let you know. Could be several days, as I am swamped by my to-do list...

I tried the dumpprivkey on my masternode. I though private keys always start with "7" but mine did not. Tried putting it into a paper-wallet generator to see if it would output the correct darkcoin address, but it replied "Not a valid private key." What does all this mean?

I agree, although it would nice if there were a way of disabling the display of the load/splash screen. Not a big deal though! :smile:

Like daaarkcoins, I disagree with this. Every transaction should be completely anonymous...after all, this is DARKcoin. I think the only reason there ever was a checkbox in the first place was because Darksend was a new/experimental feature. Ultimately it won't be new or experimental...and...

The problem with Napster was that it DID use one or more central servers to host files. This is unlike Bittorrent which is p2p and so does NOT use central servers to host files. This is why Napster faced all sorts of legal issues, and why Bittorrent is here to this day. I do understand your...

I definitely understand and respect your stance on this. Just to be clear, I am NOT talking about setting up a website which would need someone to run it or even host it, or anything like that. And I only used silkroad as an example, because of the anonymity and because it was well-known, not...

I love the direction you are going with the look. I have an idea that I think would greatly enhance the value and usability of Darkcoin, but I'm not sure if it would be feasible to implement or not. I was reading about another currency called "CloakCoin" which is intended to have an integrated...

When I wrote the guide I wondered if there was a command which would rename the file at the same time it downloaded it. After looking up the "-O" switch and testing it out it seems you are correct! Thanks a lot! I will edit the instructions to reflect this.