are overlapped
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hi!
have error "are overlapped"
**_18948226_19198584_19198584
**_19198586_18948224_18948224
whats wrong? have 2 nonces between him..
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Firstly, you're creating PoC1 format plots, these are outdated and you should be using PoC2 format instead.
Use a newer plotter suck as the latest Xplotter, Engraver or Turbo plotter.
Also, your lowest starting nonce 18,948,226 + number of nonces in that plot, 18,948,224 add, up to 38,146,810.
The second plot file needs to start at this nonce or higher. Using Turbo Plotter will automatically ensure that plots are not overlapped.
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Hiatch said it all.
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I'm not understand!
start nonces for example 0 , nonces for example 100
and next file must start + 1 for continue ?1 file 0 to 100
2 file 101 to 202turboplotter do wrong!
https://clip2net.com/s/3XFP4y0
he created
1 file 0 to 100
2 file 100 to 200
how I must do ?
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@di66erok I agree, it does look like he programmed it without adding the one, i sent him a email on it ages ago, but he never replied. It doesn't really matter though as it is such a minor amount of overlap....1 nonce out of hundred of thousands
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You don't need to add the 1. If I plot 100 nonces starting at 0, then the first nonce is 0 and the last is 99, the next 100 start at 100 and end at 199, then 200 - 299 .... etc
next starting nonce = current starting nonce + current number of nonces.
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@haitch Ahh i see now i had to write this out to understand....
ACCOUNT#_1_5
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its kinda like "what century are we in?" ....i always forget the first hundred years 0-100 was the first century , so in the 1900's your in the 20th century...
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@Jaxblack sometimes i wonder if i'm Y2K compliant lol
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@jaxblack said in are overlapped:
its kinda like "what century are we in?" ....i always forget the first hundred years 0-100 was the first century , so in the 1900's your in the 20th century...
I do not understand the comparison you want to make but the first century is from year 1 to 100 year 0 does not exist ..............1-100/101-200/201-300...............
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1 to 100
200 to 200
200 to 300
or
1 to 100
101 to 201
302 to 302
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@di66erok said in are overlapped:
I'm not understand!
start nonces for example 0 , nonces for example 100
and next file must start + 1 for continue ?1 file 0 to 100
2 file 101 to 202No. These two have 101 nonces each, count them.
If the first file has 100 nonces and starts at 0, it will end at 99.
"0" is the first, "1" is the second, ...."99" is the hundreth element:id_0_100 (contains 0..99)
id_100_100 (contains 100..199)
id_200_100 (contains 200..299)Also, the notation of the POC1/pre-hardfork filename is
id_start_length_stagger
please note the 3rd field is "length", not "end".
The POC2/post-hardfork filenames lack the stagger (and are organized differently, internally).Back to your original posting:
have error "are overlapped"
**_18948226_19198584_19198584
**_19198586_18948224_18948224
whats wrong? have 2 nonces between him..file one:
18948226+19198584 (start + length)
==38146810 (last nonce in file: 38146809)
file two:
19198586+18948224 (start + length)
==38146810 (last nonce in file: 38146809)The second file should start at or above 38146810.
The second file is overlapping the first with all its nonces and therefore totally useless.
No need to keep the nonces consecutive, just avoid overlap.
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no you are wrong
Turboplotter does
NONCE Start 0 .. Number of nonces 100 -> goes from 0 to 99
Next Start 100 Number of nonces 100 -> goes from 100 to 199 .. you dont see those 99 , 199 and so onIf you use QBundle the "differential plotter" you get the same results .. it only takes 200 times longer than Turboplotter 9000 even in the non-pro version (provided you have GPU support and an SSD )
