user24775: I just started solo mining last month, and I have no problems with cgminer.
I have already shares accepted and sometimes new block detected.
I want to know why when I want decode I've an error?
For example, "block decode failed (-22)"
In my Roaming\Bitcoin\blocks, I have some 300 files who called blk00000.dat and until i'm mining, until the list expand.
But I don't have receive my awards for my blocks.... and not to for the fees...
Can you explain me please?
Is the blocks files are my detected block by mining?
Why I've an error block decode failed? How to do too receive my awards?
Thanks for your  help...
Ps:i'm french and i say "il n'y a rien de plus frustrant de ne pas comprendre"
It's like "there is nothing biggest frustation than don't understand!!!"

user24790: Good Day,
Are you solo mining or pool mining?
If you are solo mining.... You will need to have about 1000 Th/s of ASIC Cheddar to Mine Solo. So, that is striked.
If you have that kind of cheddar of a 1000 ASICS, it will take about a day for it to come in your account with a couple of confirmations....
To know if you are solo mining you will have a --btc-address= and this param should have your BTC Address... if you are solo mining.
If you are pool mining, your parameters will something like -u somename.worker1 -p password or -u BTC_ADDRESS -p x
It is also safe to assume that you haven't mined a solo block. with a CPU or GPU
If you are pool mining (duh!), go to that pool's website and login to your account.
Hopefully, you created a worker or else there is a chance that you have mined to donation.... and you didn't make a dime..... If you did, your Username should be your Worker ID e.g. username.worker1 and Pass to whatever you set...
Then wait for the round of cash complete (Seriously Wait..)..... for hours...
Then go and withdraw your BTC from the pool to your wallet address and enjoy this tiny (I guess...) wealth.
If you are using Eligius or a Non-Registratable P2P Pool then your Username Should be your BitCoin Address and Your Password Being x or 123.
Same applies here, if you don't put a Version 0 Address, (i.e. An Address starting with 1) or put some other rubbish other than YOUR address, it goes for donations....
Your worker password cannot be used for accessing your bits.
Also that blk(whatever...).dat is the records of other cash, that is the BlockChain!

user141: Are you running "bitcoin-cli submitblock xyz" manually? You are not supposed to do this. Software does this. If you mine in a pool you don't even need to run bitcoind at all.
If you do want to run your own bitcoind node, don't mess with the blk*.dat files. You don't need to touch them. The bitcoind program is the only thing that needs to use them.
If you mine in a pool just set up your ASIC mining machines and make sure they are running, then use the pool website for the rest of your needs.

24775: <p>I just started solo mining last month, and I have no problems with cgminer.
I have already shares accepted and sometimes new block detected.
I want to know why when I want decode I've an error?
For example, "block decode failed (-22)"</p>

<p>In my Roaming\Bitcoin\blocks, I have some 300 files who called blk00000.dat and until i'm mining, until the list expand.</p>

<p>But I don't have receive my awards for my blocks.... and not to for the fees...</p>

<p>Can you explain me please?</p>

<p>Is the blocks files are my detected block by mining?
Why I've an error block decode failed? How to do too receive my awards?</p>

<p>Thanks for your  help...</p>

<p>Ps:i'm french and i say "il n'y a rien de plus frustrant de ne pas comprendre"
It's like "there is nothing biggest frustation than don't understand!!!"</p>
 24790: <p>Good Day,</p>

<p>Are you solo mining or pool mining?</p>

<p>If you are solo mining.... You will need to have about <strong>1000 Th/s of ASIC Cheddar</strong> to Mine Solo. So, that is striked.</p>

<p>If you have that kind of cheddar of a 1000 ASICS, it will take <strong>about a day</strong> for it to come in your account with a couple of confirmations....</p>

<p>To know if you are solo mining you will have a <strong>--btc-address=</strong> and this param should have your BTC Address... if you are solo mining.</p>

<p>If you are pool mining, your parameters will something like <strong>-u somename.worker1 -p password</strong> or <strong>-u BTC_ADDRESS -p x</strong></p>

<p>It is also <strong>safe</strong> to assume that you <strong>haven't mined a solo block.</strong> with a CPU or GPU</p>

<p>If you are pool mining (duh!), go to that pool's website and login to your account.</p>

<p>Hopefully, you created a worker or else there is a chance that you have mined to donation.... and you didn't make a dime..... If you did, your Username should be your Worker ID <code>e.g. username.worker1</code> and Pass to whatever you set...</p>

<p>Then wait for the round of cash complete (Seriously Wait..)..... for hours...</p>

<p>Then go and withdraw your BTC from the pool to your wallet address and enjoy this tiny (I guess...) wealth.</p>

<p>If you are using <strong>Eligius or a Non-Registratable P2P Pool</strong> then your Username <strong>Should</strong> be your BitCoin Address and Your Password Being <code>x</code> or <code>123</code>.</p>

<p>Same applies here, if you don't put a Version 0 Address, (i.e. An Address starting with <code>1</code>) or put some other rubbish other than <strong>YOUR</strong> address, it goes for donations....</p>

<p>Your worker password cannot be used for accessing your bits.</p>

<p><strong>Also that blk(whatever...).dat is the records of other cash, that is the BlockChain!</strong></p>
 141: <p>Are you running "bitcoin-cli submitblock xyz" manually? You are not supposed to do this. Software does this. If you mine in a pool you don't even need to run bitcoind at all.</p>

<p>If you do want to run your own bitcoind node, don't mess with the blk*.dat files. You don't need to touch them. The bitcoind program is the only thing that needs to use them.</p>

<p>If you mine in a pool just set up your ASIC mining machines and make sure they are running, then use the pool website for the rest of your needs.</p>
