FabulousPanda
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In older versions apparently it was 'cbm' in place of 'compac' although that shouldn't be the case here... maybe worth a shot. Don't have one to test unfortunately!
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False positive, followed up on GitHub
https://github.com/fabulouspanda/MacMiner/issues/11#issuecomment-297426263 -
What's the output of bfgminer when you try to mine? Are you using GPU or ASIC?
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You just need to set the signing identity to your profile, or to automatic, or tell it not to sign the code in the Xcode project settings.
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You'll have to check on that with your pool/wallet. But if you're just using your computer (rather than an ASIC) and mining BTC I kinda doubt it, difficulty is too hard these days.
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You can get all the info for the bitmain pool on it's site here:
https://www.antpool.com/?lang=en
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Can you post a screenshot please, and does it give you any more information? Like which binary it thinks is a virus? All the backends are compiled from GitHub sources
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You'd have to remember registering for the pools which isn't something you'd have done through MacMiner - some pools like http://eligius.st just require a payout address so you might not have registered…
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Sorry, that should have been compac not compact as in previous post - autocorrect!
Device Flags: -S compac:all --set compac:clock=x0b83 -
In the FPGA/ASIC miner window, click the cog button and add these manual flags:
-S compac:all --set compac:clock=x0b83
Make sure the -S is capitalised. The clock is a hex, here are the hex values for clock rates from in Problems start Gekkoscience USB miner on Mac Comment by FabulousPanda July 2016 -
There's not a hook in MacMiner for retrieving the hash rate, although you could do a dirty workaround by having the miner output the log to file and parsing that for the hash rate… I'm slightly contemplating making a subscription-based replacement f…
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This means it is working, however the share difficulty is too high for you to solve any shares. Try again with http://eligius.st and you'll see shares accepted - however, don't expect to earn anything s…
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Check your settings panel on the miner - the custom flags field and the worksize field specifically. If unsetting change worksize fixes it please let me know!
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So the miner stops? I get the same error but the miner continues and a share was accepted.
OpenCL errors are quite regular, usually to do with the Mac OS GPU drivers but most of them can be ignored. Some of them indicate that the GPU is t… -
This is usually an issue with autocorrect replacing quote marks with curly quotes, which causes a formatting error - let me know if there's another issue there though!
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This is usually an issue with autocorrect replacing quote marks with curly quotes, which causes a formatting error
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You could try putting --no-default-config in the manual flags - perhaps bfgminer has generated a config file somewhere else on your system?
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That's peculiar, it looks as though it's set up for solo mining. I couldn't replicate the issue. What does your config file look like? (Edit config file manually in the window preference panel) Did 127.0.0.1:8332 get in there somehow? And which wind…
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the devs of cgminer and bfgminer weren't too fond of the U3 IIRC, however have any of you tried the cgminer window instead of bfgminer in the ASIC window?
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This usually means your GPU can't take the load
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Pretty sure a USB driver issue resulting from OS upgrade, try using the cgminer window or reinstalling the necessary drivers for your miner(s)
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Thanks for the heads-up - removed for now!
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Please read other posts on the forum and make a more specific enquiry, e.g. paste your logs or settings - I'll have some free time this evening
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Are you using archive utility or a third party expansion app? right click the .zip go to open with and see what your default option is and what options are available
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That means it's working - but still you're not likely to get much/any litecoin because you need more power than you have. If you're lucky, you'll get something! But you'd have to be lucky.
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What is the error message on quit? You need a litecoin payout address and to set up a scrypt/litecoin poolIn pool setup set up a pool for scrypt and uselitecoin-p2pool.com:9327with your litecoin pay…Right, the CPU is the main processor in any computer, the GPU is what turns the code in to what you see on the display (but also way faster for mining) and FPGA/ASIC devices are dedicated mining devices which either attach via USB or the network and…I need to update the documentation - the fabulous panda P2Pool nodes closed some time ago and MacMiner is no longer being so actively developed.That said, CPU mining Bitcoin is impossible these days due to the hugely increased…If you're using an FPGA or ASIC only some types support adjusting the hash rate - which is done indirectly by altering things called Frequency and Voltage of the chips that are doing the mining. However, I'm afraid MacMiner is unlikely to see future…actually don't copy and paste that, the forum software is adding new lines as well
Just type the pool in instead of pasting it