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Hey Rob.
Nice update on the wells in Pakistan.

This project is admirable, one of the more intresting ones in the crypto jungle.

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All,  please keep the momentum going by voting on BBP on Bololex:

https://bololex.com/voting?order=trending

We have 100+ votes now.

If we win a round we get a star and we get to keep it.  After 10 stars we get listed.



4200 BBP


Made an account on the exchange and voted, seems like i could vote several times.

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Thank you Rob!

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This is 1st draft of article for July and August
https://medium.com/biblepay-news/biblepay-july-august-2020-updates-8dc92fd34449

Any and all feedback welcome! Feel free to use/copy.
All credit to Rob! our charities and the community!

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Previous Article (April, May, June):
https://medium.com/biblepay-news/biblepay-q2-2020-updates-27f7a5e7fe06

2500 BBP


Looks great to me.   Easy to read, good spacing and what not.
Nice work Togo!

PS: Rob nice work with the new  biblepay core wallet,  looks easy as a pancake  to do some 90 days dws now :)

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General Support / Re: Help
« on: August 19, 2020, 10:22:05 AM »
Hello emerson!

It depends what type of CPU that you have, so if you could share what cpu that you have it would be easier to give you a better answer.

Here it goes.

First of all you will need to download the miner itself.  you can download it from https://xmrig.com/ .
If you are running windows i suggest that you move into windows security and uncheck the " real time protection"     due to the fact that if you dont windows anti virus will think that it is a virus, a trojan but ofcourse it is not..

Its just a common problem for crypto mining programs.. 

After download just unzip file  and move into folder.

There you can edit either the  file called "start"  or the config.json file ..

Easiest might just be to edit the start file for you. the batch file so to say.

Edit start with notepad or whatever writing program you prefer.
Now few things to add in the file.

When you open up file will look like this: 
@echo off
xmrig.exe
pause


then just add after the xmrig.exe  -o foundation.biblepay.org:3001 -u Your_monero_adress.your_worker_name -p your_biblepay_adress

thats it, xmrig should be able to setup optimal performance for the cpu automatically.

if you wanna set up backup pool you can read my guide how to setup failover pool:  https://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=562.msg7880#msg7880


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Mining / Re: New XMRig release - mandatory update?
« on: August 03, 2020, 10:04:22 AM »
Hello ely!

If you could give us some more information, like what cpu that you have , what os that you are running ,  what  ddr ram you have installed and so forth..

From personal experience its not uncommon to get that xmrig dont allocate all necessery large pages for optimal performance,   for me reboots fixed the issue. 

Have a great day! :)

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Archived Proposals / Re: Automatic Price Mooning
« on: July 28, 2020, 11:39:50 AM »
I like the incentive for people to buy biblepay tokens and not just mine and sell.
So yeah for sure sounds like a intresting plan.

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Hey Rob!  The new top picture looks real sweet.

On another note the wells in pakistan sounds like a awesome project.

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Firstly i assume that you already have Xmrig installed on your computer, if not you can get it at https://xmrig.com/ or at their  github to get latest release https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases.

If you are using the  config file you can do like this:

Open up config file with lets say notepad and scroll down to pool configuration section.

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{
            "algo": null,
            "coin": "null",
            "url": "foundation.biblepay.org:3001",
            "user": "Your_monero_adress.your_preferred_workername",
            "pass": "Your_biblepay_adress",
            "rig-id": null,
            "nicehash": false,
            "keepalive": false,
            "enabled": true,
            "tls": false,
            "tls-fingerprint": null,
            "daemon": false,
            "socks5": null,
            "self-select": null
        }

Just copy and paste your pool configuration and add a comma  in the end.

Should look like this when you have failover pool setup:

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{
            "algo": null,
            "coin": "null",
            "url": "foundation.biblepay.org:3001",
            "user": "Your_monero_adress.your_preferred_workername",
            "pass": "Your_biblepay_adress",
            "rig-id": null,
            "nicehash": false,
            "keepalive": false,
            "enabled": true,
            "tls": false,
            "tls-fingerprint": null,
            "daemon": false,
            "socks5": null,
            "self-select": null
        },
        {
            "algo": null,
            "coin": null,
            "url": "bbp.miningpool.fun:3001",
            "user": "Your_monero_adress.your_preferred_workername",
            "pass": "Your_biblepay_adress",
            "rig-id": null,
            "nicehash": false,
            "keepalive": false,
            "enabled": true,
            "tls": false,
            "tls-fingerprint": null,
            "daemon": false,
            "socks5": null,
            "self-select": null
             }

First pool configuration from top will be your primary pool and the one below is  your failover pool, you can set more failover pools if they are available.

If you are using the command line or made a batch file it would look like this:

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xmrig.exe --donate-level 1 -o bbp.miningpool.fun:3001 -u Your_monero_adress.your_preferred_workername -p Your_biblepay_adress -k -o foundation.biblepay.org:3001 -u Your_monero_adress.your_preferred_workername -p Your_biblepay_adress -k



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and this is correct on the RAM?
"RandomX uses up 256Meg of memory per mining thread"?, Thanks!

No i dont think so, atleast from what i understand..
So no matter what your cores/threads the miner will allocate little more then 2gb per cpu for fast mode which desktop pcs use.
The higher ram needed  is good to discourage botnets and what not.

Doing some quoting here:

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RandomX can operate in two main modes with different memory requirements:

Fast mode - requires 2080 MiB of shared memory.
Light mode - requires only 256 MiB of shared memory, but runs significantly slower

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16 KiB of L1 cache, 256 KiB of L2 cache and 2 MiB of L3 cache per mining thread
(for optimal performance)

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At least 2.5 GiB of free RAM per NUMA node
Multiple memory channels may be required:
DDR3 memory is limited to about 1500-2000 H/s per channel (depending on frequency and timings)
DDR4 memory is limited to about 4000-6000 H/s per channel (depending on frequency and timings)



The ram usually not a problem.  Whats imortant would be how much cache the cpu has for example why new Ryzen cpus are so good at randomX is because of the high amount of cache they have.

So lets say a intel 9900k 8c/16 threads which has L1 cache 512 KiB, L2 cache 2 MiB, L3 cache 16 MiB. Due to the l2/l3 cache limitations that even though you have 16 threads any more then 8 threads will not give any boost in hashrate.

Then look at lets say 3700x 8c/16t which has L1 cache 512 KiB, L2 cache 4MiB, L3 cache 32 MiB. There we have enough cache to utilize  all the 16 threads for optimal performance.






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I created first draft of a RandomX mining guide
https://wiki.biblepay.org/RandomX_Setup

Any and all feedback welcome!

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The guide looks fine to me. Nice work Togo! 

Suppose you could add the more technical stuff for RandomX   cpu threads, like how much cache is needed per mining thread for optimal performance, then people could do some basic calculations themselfs for their cpu.

https://github.com/tevador/RandomX 

There some more  information.

Also could add in  monerobenchmark  website with alot of diffrent configurations and cpus. https://monerobenchmarks.info/

Anyways just some ideas that i had.


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Sanctuary Discussions / Re: Raspberry pi 4 2gb/4gb
« on: June 06, 2020, 11:11:32 AM »
Project is  getting along well, have bought all the necessery hardware.

Now i will just get some more bbp and then see if i can get a home sanctuary up n running  :)

https://imgur.com/VrE6upI


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Hey!

when do you think the mining issue is fixed? I am still not be able to get shares, and i also see the username / password has been switched so i changed that in my config also. However, the mining part still not work.

You can come to discord and we can try to help you with the configuration.

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Have finally upgraded all my miners to latest xmrig...  Looks like it works really good.   Thanks for your time and effort Rob!

Hence we use official xmrig miner now, is it possible to have a backup pool ?  Like this for example in the config.json:

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"pools": [
        {
            "url": "foundation.biblepay.org:3001",
            "user": "your_monero_adress",
            "pass": "your_biblepay_adress",
            "keepalive": true,
            "nicehash": false
        },
        {
            "url": "bbp.miningpool.fun:3001",
            "user": "your_monero_adress",
            "pass": "your_biblepay_adress",
            "keepalive": true,
            "nicehash": false

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Sweet!

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Removing "BiblePay-Evolution" from the windows wallet and fixing the default program directory name (it is still Evolution).  This should go back to BiblePay.  Check to see if the windows installer wizard is correct.


Biblepay installs correct folder for w10, no more evolution.

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- 'exec price' : XMR price has been added

I tested now in console and looks just fine.

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14:35:50

exec price


14:35:55

{
  "Command": "price",
  "BBP/BTC": "0.000000019000",
  "DASH/BTC": "0.008088008000",
  "XMR/BTC": 0.0069188835,
  "BTC/USD": 9315.602001499999,
  "DASH/USD": 75.34466351294802,
  "XMR/USD": 64.45356498074533,
  "BBP/USD": 0.0001769964380285
}

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It looks fine for me now, seems it was just during 22 may i was getting that miner ip block thing....
Nor do i have botnet with computers or such, i got 8 rigs running..

I guess just mineXMR doing something..

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And, of course we are also working on standard merge-mining for our June release so that we dont have a specific risk (IE if minexmr goes down we go down), so that is happening too.

Sounds awesome!  Keep up the nice work!  ;D

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