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Multi-node mining, wallet addresses #14

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f8vze opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 6 comments
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Multi-node mining, wallet addresses #14

f8vze opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 6 comments

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@f8vze
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f8vze commented Nov 2, 2022

Two questions.

  1. When using this command:
/root/rad-bfgminer/bfgminer -S opencl:auto -o http://master.radiantblockchain.org:7332 -u raduser -p radpass --set-device OCL:kernel=poclbm --coinbase-sig somesig123 --generate-to someaddress

From various different machines (different IP/hardware etc.), will the somesig123 coinbase-sig ensure that each miner is working on unique work?

  1. If I understand correctly, Radiant supports bitcoint-like wallet addresses, and each bitcoin address is also a valid Radiant wallet address?

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@bkn7
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bkn7 commented Nov 3, 2022

  1. Yes, if you use a different sig or address per machine
  2. Yes

@f8vze
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f8vze commented Nov 3, 2022

Thank you for responding.

On 2: great.

On 1: @z7k6 when you say "if you use a different sig or address per machine" do you mean that if you use the same coinbase-sig and the same payment address it will be doing double work? Also, if the coinbase-sig and address are both different, how can machines "work together" on the current block? Or is the answer to use only one different item (i.e. either coinbase-sig or address is unique, but not the other?)

Basically I am trying let multiple machines work together, avoiding indentical work on the same block being mined.

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bkn7 commented Nov 3, 2022

If multiple machines use the same signature and address they would be duplicating work. The signature or address should be different per machine. If you need more help with mining the mining channel on Discord is very active.

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f8vze commented Nov 3, 2022

Thank you. So to clarify, both need to be different? How then can they syncronize on work done? i.e. how does miner instance 1 ensure it is not trying to do the same part of the block as miner 2?

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bkn7 commented Nov 3, 2022

At least one of them needs to be different. The miners do not need to be synchronised, they will be doing different work if the signature or address is different.

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f8vze commented Nov 3, 2022

@z7k6 That is very interesting. Is that because it is being pointed to master.radiantblockchain.org - i.e. does that act as a pool which allocates work? For solo mining, a local server setup is required?

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