FabulousPanda
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It doesn't look like it's picking anything up, are you mining with cgminer or bfgminer?
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cut off at the end there? You should remove the 'user2' pools!
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have you tried using bfgminer instead of cgminer? You need to install the drivers from here to do that:a week or two probably, it's been a while so I have to dust the project off!Did you get to edit config manually in MacMiner? You need to add a bit like this with the path to all your devices:
- "scan-serial" : [
- "/dev/cu.usbserial-something",
- "/dev/cu.usbserial-devicename"<…
You can try adding each device individually where it says 'edit config file manually' in the miner settings panel as it's set up in the scan-serial bit of this:If you're using triple mining you need to use triplemining.com for your worker stats!Can't tell what's up there as you're on another pool but switching the URL as we discussed in the other thread should work, I think the pool address you were using was for getwork not stratumAh, try this instead:It's a connection problem with your main pool, which are you using? Probably worth changing up.That does't sound good, what's your BTC address? Are you running 1.5.13?Depends on the GPU - to be honest if you want to try out an easy entry to mining try QuarkCoin which is CPU mining onlyYou should be able to run them all together but there may be a limit to how many you can get on one USB hub - do you have more ports/hub to check out?oh add--api-port 4029to use a port other than 4028 which is what FPGA/ASIC window uses by defaultare you running at the command line or the BFG window? either way it's not set up automatically - at the command line or in manual flags in BFG Miner miner settings panel add--api-listen --api-allow R:0/0then add click 'add network…I think turning off Automatic graphics switching would do it:Depends on the model, usually works but still risky!Have you tried the logging feature built in to 1.5.12?There's something wrong there, what are you mining with? Gh is a speed you'd be likely to get Bitcoin mining, with say a jalapeño, not Litecoin mining…What's your LTC address and what speed does it report in MacMiner?More specifically,Lots of LTC addresses for all the users! the other page shows tota…I'm not sure about the specifics of Middlecoin or that generation of Mac Pro, but that sounds about right to me - my 2012 Pro gets about 80kh for Litecoin. Unfortunately the CPU miner is already set up to take full advantage of the available resourc…CPU/GPU mining probably decreases the lifespan of your computer, keep an eye on temperatures especially in MacBooks and iMacsAh, you could run minerd at the command line - I'm afraid the app will have to wait for an update though :SThere's your problem. Sign up for a pool at http://FabulousPanda.triplemining.com/you need a wallet for an address - bitcoin.org and litecoin.org are good places to start!ooh, that looks like a bad bug I've left in the 10.6 version. Can you please download the latest version (1.5.11b) and right click it - show package contentsthen go Contents-Resources and there's an executable there called minerd - copy the one…Did you setup your pool? It means there's something wrong with the config file you see if you look at edit config manually in miner settings panel - be careful for curly quotes, it won't work with those!Can't put a precise time on it, but luck says you'll be paid out about once a week at the moment!Two reasons, you see on the main page of the pool it talks about shares, and time to share? Those shares it's counting are payout shares. Every share you hash is like a lottery ticket, only some of them are winners - those winning shares are what aw…