Solo mining question/ new member =)
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@Milkyway We’ve noted the problem with solo mining in the 0.9.x series. Although solo mining is only just viable for FTC, it has been moving up the priority list.
Other problems have been higher priorities because, there is a recommended workaround,
- Running your own private p2pool node on your miner PC.
https://github.com/wellenreiter01/p2pool-neoscrypt - using a P2pool server.
P2pool is similar to solo mining except the mining group find blocks more regularly.
So, it has not been treated as a stopper issue to the release of 0.9.6.(1) .
The natural out come of the current procedure will be, release of a “bug fix” 0.9.6.2 once a number of significant fixes or more likely, release of 0.11 series.
- Running your own private p2pool node on your miner PC.
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@wrapper so in other words solo mining is broken and all these things im doing to try to fix it, is pointless? Am i correct in assuming this?
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@Milkyway All life is pointless to some extent. I am not able to confirm solo mining is broken, because I can’t test it. You are reporting a fault, there is an issue someone else had a similar problem. Your experience seems to confirm there is a problem. I informed you of a way forward and that I would raise the priority. To do that, I checked and confirmed with others the issue exists on the “0.9.6.1 release chat”.
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@wrapper thankyou wrapper, for i am not that experienced in this field yet as u can tell. i really appreciate your guys fast responses and meaningful tips and advice. Thankyou again and i will continue to keep trying and update this thread if i come to any sort of resolve
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I was just reading this commit, it reminded me solo mining was moved to Feathercoin-cli …
https://github.com/litecoin-project/litecoin/issues/333#issuecomment-315607256
i.e. It’s not as simple as you do have the Feathercoin client running as well as the miner? to try solo mining.
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Hi,
any update on this? I’m trying to solo mine with ccminer and 5 gtx 1070 but i got the same error.
Is there any way to manage it?
thanks
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What guide are you using? are you using feathercoin-cli? may help someone answer the query/issue.
Otherwise, it may come up in some development were doing. We’d still need someone who can try any fixes, and be able to say, Phoenixcoin works but FTC doesn’t so we are sure (there is a problem).
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Hi,
I’m just using the wallet and tried to solo mine as I’m doing with other coin pointing the miner to the wallet.
I don’t know how to use the -cli, is there any guide to follow?
thanks
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What guide or instructions are you using? which coins have you successfully mined solo?
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OK, I am trying to get some information about your set up. I have already mentioned that the problem may be that you need to run that (feathercoin-cli) to mine.
If that test doesn’t work - It then may be a fault we can fix. I have never solo mined (always used p2pool for ease and facility) so would have liked to look at a guide …
Instead of running the wallet you run feathercoin-cli
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@greven said in Solo mining question/ new member =):
I don’t know how to use the -cli, is there any guide to follow?
The -cli has the same set of commands previously contained on feathercoind.
The whole rpc client has moved.I think you need 3 parts of software running to mine:
- feathercoind handling the block chain.
- feathercoin-cli accepting the incoming requests for m the miner
- the miner
I didn’t check that, it’s just my assumption
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thanks,
it’s just that I don’t know how to run the -cli in Windows, if I launch it from cmd lines it’s just popup but I don’t the next steps
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Re : trouble solo mining on Bitcoin 0.10
“If you’re using Windows 7 or 8, you also need to go into the Windows Firewall and click on Advanced then allow the ports you want to use for Bitcoin Core”
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@greven said in Solo mining question/ new member =):
thanks,
it’s just that I don’t know how to run the -cli in Windows, if I launch it from cmd lines it’s just popup but I don’t the next steps
Feathercoin-cli: cli stands for Comand Line Interface
To run it:
- open a command window start->all programs->enter ‘cmd’ in the search line
- change to the directory, where feathercoin-cli resides
- type 'feathercoinn-cli --help’ to get the options
- type ‘feathercoin-cli --getinfo’ to get info about the status of your client
- type ‘feathercoin-cli --getmininginfo’ to get the mining relevant informations
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thanks,
if i try to open the rpc port it gives me error, any guide on how to use it?
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@greven said in Solo mining question/ new member =):
thanks,
if i try to open the rpc port it gives me error, any guide on how to use it?
Like @Wellenreiter said in point 3
type 'feathercoinn-cli --help’ to get the options
that gives you all the options available
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tried but without luck :( going back to pool mining then
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Over time it doesn’t make a big difference, whether you mine solo or you mine on a pool. Solo mining gives you the full 40 coins, if you find a block, while pool mining gives you your fair share of every block the pool finds. The pool approach gives a more regular inflow of coins while it has the little disadvantage that most pools charge you ~ 0.5 - 1% of your earning to finance the pool infrastructure and operation.
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Oh sorry guys didnt notice that here is a post with people having this problem (i helped @milkeyway over pm) shouldnt use mark all as read :-(
All you need is:
your Feathercoin wallet (feathercoin-qt.exe) fully synced
a feathercoin.conf file (wherever you installed feathercoin\data\feathercoin.conf) in the data folder of the feathercoin wallet with his contents: you have to have the wallet running while mining and restart the wallet after you have created this file
server=1 rpcuser=user rpcpassword=pass rpcallowip=0.0.0.0 rpcport=9337 port=9336
a fairly recent version of ccminer (rename .exe file to ccminer.exe (i didnt test others))
i am using this one:
https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-sp-neoscrypt/releases/tag/1.5.79-djm34-edition
and a .bat /.cmd file with following content:ccminer.exe -a neoscrypt -i 22 -o 127.0.0.1:9337 -u user -p pass pause
and it should look like this:
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Well done :)
It looks pretty much like the standard setup. I’m a bit surprised, that it wasn’t documented in the forum already.