[quote=“Grekk, post:260, topic:358”]I can not install a miner on one of the machines
Ubuntu 10.04
main_poolminer.cpp:19:31: warning: boost/uuid/sha1.hpp: No such file or directory
main_poolminer.cpp: In function ‘int main(int, char**)’:
main_poolminer.cpp:621: error: ‘boost::uuids’ has not been declared
main_poolminer.cpp:621: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘sha’
main_poolminer.cpp:622: error: ‘sha’ was not declared in this scope
make: *** [obj/main_poolminer.o] Error 1[/quote]
@grekk:
you’ll need at least Boost version 1.42. Ubuntu 10.04 is 3.5 years old, i guess your boost version is older that 1.42.
can you upgrade you linux distribution or install a newer Boost version manually/locally ?
@maybe_just_one:
sorry for the late reply — “ldd” & your “/proc/cpuinfo” look alright, i’m confused, do you use any additional parameters to launch the miner?
[quote=“donschoe, post:261, topic:358”][quote=“Grekk, post:260, topic:358”]I can not install a miner on one of the machines
Ubuntu 10.04
main_poolminer.cpp:19:31: warning: boost/uuid/sha1.hpp: No such file or directory
main_poolminer.cpp: In function ‘int main(int, char**)’:
main_poolminer.cpp:621: error: ‘boost::uuids’ has not been declared
main_poolminer.cpp:621: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘sha’
main_poolminer.cpp:622: error: ‘sha’ was not declared in this scope
make: *** [obj/main_poolminer.o] Error 1[/quote]
Which libboost version are you using?[/quote]
dpkg -s libboost-all-dev | grep Version
Version: 1.40.0.1
[quote=“xolokram, post:262, topic:358”]@grekk:
you’ll need at least Boost version 1.42. Ubuntu 10.04 is 3.5 years old, i guess your boost version is older that 1.42.
can you upgrade you linux distribution?[/quote]
dpkg -s libboost-all-dev | grep Version
Version: 1.40.0.1
I can not upgrade linux distribution
[quote=“xolokram, post:262, topic:358”]@grekk:
install a newer Boost version manually/locally ?[/quote]
need help
Yeah I know But since it seems that the only dependencies are libboost related I meant that you could still try to install the dependencies and the package.
I seem to have a stuck payment: 368f08fc87b8712432be07549201de515122345f26583ba4409bc42f6e78d618-000
0 of 6 confirms for days, I got a new payment recently and it did confirm just fine.
i quickly checked the id and the backend was not able to retrieve information about it. can you provide some more information, like a payout number or a time?
[quote=“xolokram, post:269, topic:358”]ivanlabrie, is that a payout transaction?
i quickly checked the id and the backend was not able to retrieve information about it. can you provide some more information, like a payout number or a time?
@ivanlabrie:
this transaction makes no sense (from beeeeer’s point of view).
the last transaction from the old cppsrb pool with all pending payouts was before that date.
the first transactions from the new (current) cppsrb pool started after that date and didn’t include your payout address.
can you rerun the Primecoin client with your wallet and add the parameter: -rescan ??
@ivanlabrie:
this transaction makes no sense (from beeeeer’s point of view).
the last transaction from the old cppsrb pool with all pending payouts was before that date.
the first transactions from the new (current) cppsrb pool started after that date and didn’t include your payout address.
can you rerun the Primecoin client with your wallet and add the parameter: -rescan ??
Posting here because I couldn’t find the new post button on the main forum and think it is somewhat relevant…
Loving Beeeeer so far, btw. Thanks for all the great work, Xolokram.
Iv’e been doing mining a few months now as a hobby. I’ve found it entertaining, and I’ve enjoyed mining as many kinds of coin as I can with my computer (Win 7 with ASICs for BTC, radeon 7970 for LTC, AMD processor for XPM).
I’ve hit a problem.
The ASICs and the GPU play nicely together.
Then I tried XPM mining on the cpu (Xolominer, V0.8 and prev version) and that worked to a degree. 1-4 threads and my GPU was happy. 5 threads and I lost up to 50Kh/s on the GPU. 6-32 threads and I’m around half my GPU’s speed… No matter how many threads I use. Very strange. If I tried turning on facebook or youtube or anything else a bit resource hungry, then the gpu briefly picked up speed regardless of how many CPU threads I allocated to Xolominer. Drop the threads back down to 4 and I go back as if nothing happened.
Any ideas on the problem or fixes? I’m not running out of RAM according to my CPU meter. Any kinds of setting I could change?
[quote=“RustyCondom, post:275, topic:358”]Posting here because I couldn’t find the new post button on the main forum and think it is somewhat relevant…
Loving Beeeeer so far, btw. Thanks for all the great work, Xolokram.
Iv’e been doing mining a few months now as a hobby. I’ve found it entertaining, and I’ve enjoyed mining as many kinds of coin as I can with my computer (Win 7 with ASICs for BTC, radeon 7970 for LTC, AMD processor for XPM).
I’ve hit a problem.
The ASICs and the GPU play nicely together.
Then I tried XPM mining on the cpu (Xolominer, V0.8 and prev version) and that worked to a degree. 1-4 threads and my GPU was happy. 5 threads and I lost up to 50Kh/s on the GPU. 6-32 threads and I’m around half my GPU’s speed… No matter how many threads I use. Very strange. If I tried turning on facebook or youtube or anything else a bit resource hungry, then the gpu briefly picked up speed regardless of how many CPU threads I allocated to Xolominer. Drop the threads back down to 4 and I go back as if nothing happened.
Any ideas on the problem or fixes? I’m not running out of RAM according to my CPU meter. Any kinds of setting I could change?
Thanks for the time,
Rusty[/quote]
You may have already tried this, but give your GPU miner one thread all by itself. You can do this by setting the affinity in task manager. Also, go and remove that one thread from Xolominer.
[quote=“maybe_just_one, post:276, topic:358”][quote=“RustyCondom, post:275, topic:358”]Posting here because I couldn’t find the new post button on the main forum and think it is somewhat relevant…
Loving Beeeeer so far, btw. Thanks for all the great work, Xolokram.
Iv’e been doing mining a few months now as a hobby. I’ve found it entertaining, and I’ve enjoyed mining as many kinds of coin as I can with my computer (Win 7 with ASICs for BTC, radeon 7970 for LTC, AMD processor for XPM).
I’ve hit a problem.
The ASICs and the GPU play nicely together.
Then I tried XPM mining on the cpu (Xolominer, V0.8 and prev version) and that worked to a degree. 1-4 threads and my GPU was happy. 5 threads and I lost up to 50Kh/s on the GPU. 6-32 threads and I’m around half my GPU’s speed… No matter how many threads I use. Very strange. If I tried turning on facebook or youtube or anything else a bit resource hungry, then the gpu briefly picked up speed regardless of how many CPU threads I allocated to Xolominer. Drop the threads back down to 4 and I go back as if nothing happened.
Any ideas on the problem or fixes? I’m not running out of RAM according to my CPU meter. Any kinds of setting I could change?
Thanks for the time,
Rusty[/quote]
You may have already tried this, but give your GPU miner one thread all by itself. You can do this by setting the affinity in task manager. Also, go and remove that one thread from Xolominer.[/quote]
I’m learning how to do this as I go along, took a while just to figure out what people meant by “usage.” I haven’t tried that maybe_just_one, but I will now. Thanks for the advice!
yup, you’re right. there was a problem in the backend, thanks for the hint.
the first share bundle from today contains all ‘stuck’ shares from the last few hours. it should be paid soon.
But since it seems that the only dependencies are libboost related I meant that you could still try to install the dependencies and the package.
