i haven’t found that with the GTX 460 is 5kh/s faster using I13 over I12. A rather impressive for its age, 25 kh/s.

I think we need to reject connections from older versions of the client now.
The problem is caused by the fact,that we allow connections from/to any client with a protocol ver sion >= 60002

Fix will be implemented in next release

Ah OK I’ll will try those next time I get a chance. (Tomorrow night I think)

Anyway its worth trying this command to check if it works.

./cgminer --neoscrypt -o http://uk.mine-ftc.co.uk:19327 -u -p

Setting -u to your Feathercoin address
And -p to anything as its not used but must be set.

Fantastic. I’ll mark this as solved. Thanks for the update. :)

Problem solved it was on btc-e’s end, they needed to update their wallet. Thanks for all the responses.

for the latest version of cgminer and especially when mining Neoscrypt you don’t need a couple of settings,as tuning these parameters doesn’t have an effect.

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 -> not needed setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 -> not needed

I don’t use any tuning settings and start cgminer with pool, user and password only.

Most effect has the intensity setting. the rest of parameters known from the history has little or no effect.

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Sorry to hear you lost that blockchain fork battle hope ya have better luck next time. :) it’s interesting to see as its reasonably rare to see it in two block explorers like that!

With bufsize = 2^27 = 134217728, -I 12 and -w 32: 40Kh/s !!! This is surprisingly good.

However, I cannot increase the intensity further because then I get 0Kh/s and and a process so that I have to reboot.

Edit: BTW, I am hashing at http://prometheus.phoenixcoin.org:10554/static/ in the moment

Thanks guys :)

There are pre-compiled clients available for Ubuntu 14.4.

See:

http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Awellenreiter01&package=feathercoin

Interesting point.

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Some valid points there. I just manually do it every now and then, i have a winrar archive with a good password stored in dropbox and a copy on a few USB sticks, hopefully ill be ok.

Cheers for the input.

Yeah I’m doing it by using Googles qr generation API. Which will do for now. It would be nice if the API could return the image instead? Maybe with a parmeter?

Read the above

Long shot, but could you have generated an address whilst running in administrator mode?

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