Transferring Coins and other interesting problems

Started by ford.energy, March 15, 2018, 08:30:05 PM

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ford.energy

Hi,

I have setup my wallet and am mining, I have setup Rosetta on 7 machines. Now I'm trying to associate the distributed computing to my wallet. I need 1 coin, I have 15 available and try to transfer them but get invalid amount error. So I setup auto transfer for every 24 hours to receive my coin to setup the distributed computing  and I get "will be transferred when balance exceeds the minimum threshhold" (FYI Threshold is misspelled on the website) .  Ok fine so I go looking for the minimum balance and I cant find it anywhere.

So a couple questions:
1) What is min balance for a transfer?
2) Why can't I do a manual transfer?
3) Am I getting credit for my distributed machines since there not associated with my wallet?
4) How can I set my CPU mining treads? because my wallet machine is hardly hitting my CPU's
5) Is running Rosetta@home considered mining? or do I need to setup separate miners?

Thank you for you help

ford.energy

Hi,

I wanted to update my post so maybe it will help others who are going through the same things I am.

Answers to my Questions that I've found so far:
1) What is min balance for a transfer?
Min balance for auto transfer is 100 BBP and after 3 days of mining I have 15

2) Why can't I do a manual transfer?
I couldn't do a manual transfer because I didn't have 100 BBP in my account

3) Am I getting credit for my distributed machines since there not associated with my wallet?
I am getting credit for my CPU usage according to BOINC site. I just don't have any idea where it's going or if I will get BBP credits after I associate my account

4) How can I set my CPU mining treads? because my wallet machine is hardly hitting my CPU's
GENPROCLIMIT setting is 0-99 in the config file but playing with it anything over 50 crashes the miner

5) Is running Rosetta@home considered mining? or do I need to setup separate miners?
Running Rosetta is not considered mining, at least to me. If it was mining I would be getting BBP before I had to pay to associate my account. Hopefully after I mine 100 BBP I can pay the 1 BBP to associate my BOINC machines. Sounds cheap but I dont want to pay to buy bitcoin to buy BBP for a single BBP so I can associate my miners.

I do not want to sound cynical here, I was looking at Bible because I loved the idea of it and it aligns with my faith. I have been in I.T. for over 20 years and run a infrastructure team so Bible paired with BOINC attracted me . I also have a decent sized mining farm and was using my spare CPU cycles to check this out for a possible master node. But after all the hassles of setting up a simple miner, then not getting credit for my distributed  machines I need to wonder.  I'm just not sure Bible coin is ready for an average user.

I hope this will be read through the lens of constructive  feedback because I love the idea and would love to see this mature.