Mining with cpuminer neoscrypt

kingdavid

Hi guys,
I’m writing to ask you if can I mine with cpuminer neoscrypt.

Of course I have downloaded the wallet and I have my own receiving address.
I’ve launched the following command:

minerd -a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://46.4.0.101:19327 -u [myAddress] -p x -t2

I have take the ipaddress from the P2Pool and when I launch it seems to work but after one day I don’t have a single coin on my wallet and it’s synchronized.

Wellenreiter

Assuming you are still mining on that pool, your wallet address should be one of these:

71gUP7imhbMvbYvYGBh6R9UND7m2JMUgjL
6qx9H6bbaBHxdAw8adhMc4oYbYzjyAXugM

As you can see on the pool2 web page, these two addresses mine with relatively low hashrates and - more important- the pool didn’t see any shares submitted.

As soon as these miners submit at least one share that meets the requirements for the current block, you will see a -probably small- amount of FTC on their reports.

kingdavid

Thanks for your answer.

Please, because I’m new can you suggest me a pool with high hash rate and the way to understand if the hash rate is high or not?

Wellenreiter

At the end there is no difference to your earnings whether you use a high hash rate pool or a lower one.
The average number of coins you get is the reward per block ( = 40FTC) divided by the overall network hash rate and multiplied by your hashrate minus the pool fees.

For a start the p2pool is ok, as it pays per block found and doesn’t collect your earnings up to a trigger level for the payouts.
If you have some experience, you may check other pools.

Also worth to mention, that the p2pool hash rate is the ‘global hash rate’ shown in the pool stats, not the ‘local hashrate’
P2pool is a distributed pool, where all pool nodes work together to find a block.