Frequently Asked Questions
What is the algorithm used in this project?
The new algorithm is called "Janushash". More detailed information can
be found here.
Can I run mining on a GPU or CPU only?
No, you can't. The Miner uses both GPU and CPU.
Where can I find the latest releases of the node, wallet, and miner?
I'm getting this error in the miner output:
[error] API request failed. Are you running the node with RPC endpoint enabled? [warning] Could not get mining information, retrying in 100 milliseconds...
[error] API request failed. Are you running the node with RPC endpoint enabled? [warning] Could not get mining information, retrying in 100 milliseconds...
You should run the node with
--rpc=0.0.0.0:3000 to accept remote
connections from your rigs and prevent this error. Keep in mind that you can
only run one node per public IP.
The Miner exits with error
custom exiter (exitcode=0), waiting to cooldown a bit
Most likely your CPU is too old. The CPU must support these
instructions:
'-mpclmul', '-msse4', '-msse4.1', '-msse4.2', '-mssse3', '-mavx',
'-maes'
What does
CPU queue full and CPU queue drained mean?
It means that there is an imbalance between CPU and GPU, this can happen
sometimes but should not occur often. CPU queue drained can happen more
often and is normal on each new block height. It should rebalance itself
independent of how many threads you choose. Just look at the CPU load.
If it is as specified everything is good. For example if you specify two
threads two processor threads should be in use close to 100% . If that
happens most of the time, everything is good.
What does
CPU outruns GPU mean?
GPU and CPU compute different hash functions so it can happen if the GPU
is slow and the CPU fast.
My node is stuck and won't sync?
Make sure you are running the latest version
wart-node-linux --version. Delete folder with node db files and start the node again. (It
locates in home directory ~/.warthog if you are using Linux and
%AppData%\Local\Warthog in Windows)