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John, after tinkering, I'm getting this in the output window:
[2014-01-15 17:55:57] lowlevel_scan: Found vcom device at dev_t:01000012 (path=/dev/cu.usbserial-FTWVBASQ, vid=0000, pid=0000, manuf=(null), prod=(null), serial=(null))
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No worries! I'll mess with this tomorrow or soon. Thanks again.
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Pool 0 is localhost. I just got a:
[2014-01-13 23:12:18] Initiate stratum failed
[2014-01-13 23:12:18] FAILED to retrieve work from pool 0 http://localhost:3332Yeah...hmm...occasionally it's "discarding stale work" but still outputting no transaction list.
Oooh! Looks like movement...
[2014-01-13 22:53:10] Received no-transaction-list response for pool 1 job 142812489406033239279506047813082353299
[2014-01-13 22:53:10] Pool 1 stratum bdifficulty set to 355.611749 …Ha! I'll give that all a shot. We'll see how it goes!
That's what my bfgminer.conf file looks like. After eliminating my localhost:3332 url, it's showing that output above.
I assume since the localhost url and u and p are in my bitcoin.conf file that it's working...who knowsin Setting up solo mining through MacMiner? Comment by brainbrain January 2014
{
"pools" : [
{
"url" : "http://pool.fabulouspanda.co.uk:9332",
"user" : "1PiYJ1VTdY2JbP4CdAgLvZjijpwMQPVEnb",
"pass" : "1PiYJ1VTd…Again, thanks for any/everything!
I took the localhost flags (url, u, p) from the bfgminer.conf file and left in the two failover pool flags.
Yes for MacMiner.
I deleted the \ per line escape (I had them in there to mirror the FAQ far above)
I deleted the pool flags in the bfgminer.conf file and left the failovers (should I have ?)
Now I get action but it's this:
Hope that clears something up!
manual flags:
-o http://localhost:3332 -u XXXXX -p XXXXX \--coinbase-addr 1PiYJ1VTdY2JbP4CdAgLvZjijpwMQPVEnb \--coinbase-sig "that was easy"<…Fixed that problem, now I get:
"Unexpected extra command line arguments"
Am I putting the coinbase sig info and coinbase address info in the wrong spot? I've got it in the manual flags box under miner settings...
Hmm...I keep getting "unexpected new line" error...
Yeah, I feel comfortable that the file is there since I can find it in Terminal and edit it. Thanks for all your help above. Expect a biiiig tip if I hit a block
I checked using nano editor and the file is "there" and looks as I saved it That's good news. I stuck in some ipallow commands to… So, I created a bitcoin.conf file under Application Support/Bitcoin/ and used the vi text editor. Of course, now I can't "see" the file when I open the Bitcoin folder, but I'm assuming that's bc Macs aren't able to read that type of file?
Thanks!Looks like nobody's was working there for about 1-2 hours Glad to see it's back up. Thanks panda for the hard work.
--…Um...anyone else not get a payout in over 38 hours? I'm hashing at around 160-170GH/s...
Merry Christmas!
Thank you! Very helpful, indeed.
--The Thrill
I like how nearly random the payouts are...it's like holidays when you get gifts, except that instead of the holidays being regular and logical, they're randomly scattered throughout the month or year.
Case in point: Sat I was getting reg…Hmm..having trouble finding the bitcoin.conf file (let alone Application Support folder) under OSX Mavericks. I'll keep hunting. I assume you meant I'd change "username" and "superstrongpassword" when I edit the filein Setting up solo mining through MacMiner? Comment by brainbrain December 2013
Thanks for the reply. I'm currently running the latest version of Bitcoin-qt (0.8.6) and am "all caught up" which is hilarious--took about 1.5 days...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Bitcoin-QT is bitcoind? How do I find the URL of my "nod…