Sob Push News

[jasong]

Okay, I'm processing a k/n pair right now. In a few days, my other project will finish up, and I'll assign a k/n value to that core, too.

One comment: I've turned off,"Turn in intermediate blocks" to improve the throughput a few percentage points.

I'll post my c/em's(no idea of the proper way to write that) as soon as it's been running for 2 or more hours. I've got Majestic-12 running, so there are times when SOB really slows down. I'm glad the cem's are posted as an average, that'll help me figure out how much I'm putting out.

Question:Are the cem's averaged out over the entire duration of a test?

[jasong]

About the comment box that the SOB client has: It only seems to update when it attempts to contact the server, so if you've turned off,"Turn in intermediate blocks", there's a good chance the information is no longer accurate.

Mine will probably tell me there are 6300 blocks left in the test for the next week or so, which is when it'll call in and get a new test.

[Bok]

Back on topic I think...

370M sustained!!!!

Way to go guys...

You all

Bok

[Fozzie]

Not much but it all helps.

on Free DC.

[meep]

What you got running Foz?

[Fozzie]

an X2 and a 3500+

[meep]

Ah ok, been looking at sbqueue, looks like you can use that in a similar way to FAD. Use it to download WU's, export them to an offline SBqueue - that sbqueue install then acts as the proxy for all other offline clients. Bit of effort needed but would mean a single offline collection point...

Might experiment with it, be nice to get a few Xeon servers crunching too.