Fyi, someone is looking for ux/technical feedback on the p2pool-compatible android miner GUI app they're building. Feel free to add comments: bounties.monero.social/posts/25/and…er-app-for-running-xmrig-p2pool-etc

<sech1> CN/R was still broken, this is 23x power efficiency of Vega 56/64 asicminervalue.com/miners/goldshell/st-box

<sech1> quote from solar: "i'm willing to bet it was this hardware responsible for the cnv2 hashrate. it appears to be programmable, there are multiple areas in the code that appear to upload blobs over spi. it wouldn't make sense to manufacture a cn/r chip and add support for all the older variants anyway"

seems expensive for what it is

although the power factor is pretty decent

CNv2? "release August 2021"

"ROI: Never"

took them until now to decide to sell it to the public?

hmmm $1200 for what? 15KH/s... ROI on p2pool is about 2 years.

urm, 4 years

hyc cn/r too

these things are programmable and support all Cryptonight variants

what the heck have they been using these for in the past 2 years

hmm obscure alt-coins - bit of pre-mining

for cn/r (Sumokoin) and some other coins which still run Cryptonight variants

sumo still exists? i thought fuk gutted it

nah he forked from it

no coin ever dies*

*) except bitconnect and squidcoin

squidcoin was fun to watch :P "OMG ITS GOING TO THE MOO... and its dead."

Icarus has already trodden this path

hmm Kraken is discontinuing XMR for UK residents

wut

Is the M1 Max hashrate of 3500 h/s actually respectable or is it kind of lame?

Not asking this as a mining profitability question

look at the per-core hashrate, and compare to the power consumption

per core it seems slower than the original M1

Yeah good point. It has ten cores and my 3950x gets 1500/core whilst the M1 gets only 350/core. I guess I’m asking about this regarding the M1 Max alongside other laptops and other “low power” “high efficiency” CPUs

Is its hash/watt decent?

I guess I could hook up my killowatt when I get home

hash/watt is really the most important metric anyway

Yes good reminder

is anyone tuned in here that can help me with setting up a monero p2pool node?

LuckyPyrate, whats the issue you having?

hey thanks for responding. I follow the github directions for the monero p2pool set up but i cannot seem to get monerod to recognize as a command

I have tried numerous tutorials and arrive at the same issue every time which almost certainly means I am missing something LOL

i compile the p2pool and the monerod per github.com/SChernykh/p2pool#how-to-mine-on-p2pool

windows or linux LuckyPyrate ?

If windows, once compiled, you'll have a directory with the executables, if linux, once compiled you'll have a directory with the binaries

depending on where you compiled: ~/p2pool/monero/build/Linux/release-v0.17/release/bin

i am on linux sorry forgot to mention that

i went to the path you suggested earlier and i can see the monerod there but still no love

still says "command not found"

if you're in the right directory use ./monerod

the path is /p2pool/build/monero/build/Linux/release-v0.17/release/bin$

minus the

$ obviously

sweet jesus i love you kids

"minus the $ obviously" describes most of crypto

LOL I see what you did there

don't dash my millionaire dreams

;)