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+GUIMiner - a graphical interface for mining Bitcoins 
+====================================================
+
+by Chris 'Kiv' MacLeod
+based on:
+- "poclbm" by m0mchil
+- 'rpcminer' by puddinpop
+- bitcoin-miner by ufasoft
+
+What is it?
+-----------
+
+GUIMiner is a graphical front end for mining Bitcoins. It provides a more
+convenient way to operate Bitcoin miners without having to use the command
+line. It supports both NVIDIA and ATI GPUs, as well as CPU mining. It 
+supports both pooled mining and solo mining, with a wide list of pool
+servers pre-set with the program.
+
+What is it not?
+---------------
+
+GUIMiner does not replace the standard Bitcoin client from bitcoin.org - you
+still need that program to view your account balance and send transactions.
+It is not a server, so it has to connect either to a mining pool, or to your
+computer's 'bitcoin.exe' if mining solo.
+
+The Latest Version
+------------------
+
+You can get the latest version on the project page at GitHub:
+
+    https://github.com/Kiv/poclbm
+
+Features
+--------
+
+- Supports multiple miners in a tabbed interface.
+- Remembers your login info between sessions.
+- Supports both solo and pooled mining.
+- Supports OpenCL, CUDA, and CPU mining.
+- Minimizes to tray. Hover on tray icon to see status.
+- Displays your accepted and stale/invalid shares over time.
+- View your account balance with a pool and/or withdraw funds from
+  the GUI, at participating pools.
+
+Requirements
+------------
+
+- To mine using an ATI GPU, you need an OpenCL compatible card with a 
+working version of OpenCL installed. If you are unsure whether your GPU
+supports OpenCL, try the GPU Caps Viewer:
+
+    http://www.ozone3d.net/gpu_caps_viewer/
+
+For AMD/ATI cards, to get a version of OpenCL you need the Stream SDK which is
+available here:
+    http://developer.amd.com/tools/heterogeneous-computing/amd-accelerated-parallel-processing-app-sdk/
+
+For NVIDIA cards, you can also install OpenCL and mine that way, or you can
+install CUDA and use rpcminer-CUDA which may provide slightly higher performance
+since it is optimized specifically for NVIDIA cards.
+
+For CPU mining, you don't need anything special; you can mine using rpcminer-cpu
+or rpcminer-4way; try both to see which has better performance on your CPU.    
+
+Instructions for Pooled Mining
+------------------------------
+
+Pooled mining is recommended for most users, since it gives steadier payouts
+than solo mining. Several pool servers are supported out of the box; you can
+select one from the "Server" dropdown menu. Different servers have different
+fees and features; you can visit the website for each one to learn more. Also,
+the official Bitcoin forums are a good source for information:
+
+    http://www.bitcoin.org/smf/
+
+Most servers require (free) registration; to register go to the server website
+and follow their instructions.
+
+Once you've registered, you can enter your login information in the fields of
+the GUI. The "Extra flags" field is optional and can be used to fine-tune GPU
+performance.
+
+Click "Start mining!" to connect to the server. The miner should connect and start
+showing your hash rate. This is the number of attempts per second to solve the
+current block. After a while the miner will also show "shares" accepted
+by the pool. The more shares you have, the larger your share will be of
+the 50 Bitcoins when the block is solved.
+
+To see if your hashing rate is comparable to others, you can look up your GPU on
+this chart:
+
+    http://pastebin.com/AvymGnMJ
+
+You can save your login info for next time by using File -> Save. Next time
+you open the GUI your login will be remembered.
+
+You can run multiple CPUs/GPUs in separate tabs by using File -> New and entering
+the new miner's login info. Remember to save your login info after it's entered.
+
+Solo Mining
+-----------
+
+Solo mining is recommended for users with a lot of computing power available,
+or if you can't find or connect to any pools. It doesn't give any award at 
+all unless you find a block (which takes weeks to months), at which point you
+get 50 BTC all at once.
+
+For solo mining, instead of connecting to a pool server you connect to your own
+local machine's copy of 'bitcoin.exe'. Instead of registering with the pool
+server, you put your login info in a special file called 'bitcoin.conf'. 
+
+GUIMiner has utilities to help with these tasks. To create the bitcoin.conf,
+choose "Solo utilities -> Create solo password..." and create a user and
+password. It should show a message saying that it was successful.
+
+To launch bitcoin.exe in server mode, you might need to point GUIMiner to
+the location of bitcoin.exe. If you installed Bitcoin in the regular location
+of Program Files/Bitcoin, you can skip this step. Otherwise choose "Solo
+utilities -> Set Bitcoin client path".
+
+Then make sure bitcoin.exe is not running already and choose "Solo
+utilities -> Launch Bitcoin client". This should bring up the official
+Bitcoin client. You will need to leave this open while you are solo mining.
+
+You will need to be connected to the Bitcoin network before you can mine;
+in the official client this is shown in the status bar as "6 connections"
+or similar. 
+
+If this is the first time you've launched the official Bitcoin client, you
+will also need to wait while the block chain is downloaded. This can take
+a long time on slower computers.
+
+Now you can enter your information in the text boxes. Make sure the "Host" 
+option reads "localhost" since the server is on your own machine. Put your 
+username and password that you chose earlier. Then press "Start mining!" to 
+connect and start mining.
+
+Useful OpenCL flags
+-------------------
+
+These flags can be entered in the Extra Flags field when using the OpenCL
+miner to tweak the miner settings:
+
+-v	Enable vectors, which is faster on some cards.
+-f30	Set priority to the specified number (default 30).
+	A higher number is lower priority. Increase this to reduce desktop
+        lag or to make a miner yield GPU control to other miners or games.
+-s0.01  Sleep for the specified number of seconds between iterations (default 0).
+        Increase this to reduce hashing performance if your temperatures are
+        too high.
+
+These are the most useful flags; for a complete list, see here:
+	http://forum.bitcoin.org/?topic=4122.0
+
+
+Running From Source
+-------------------
+
+Running GUIMiner from source requires:
+    - Python 2.6 or higher (Python 3 not supported)
+    - wxPython
+
+Mining using OpenCL with poclbm also requires:    
+    - PyOpenCL    
+    - numpy
+
+Once these are installed run "guiminer.py" to start.
+
+Bug Reporting
+-------------
+
+This is very early software, so any bug reports are appreciated. Issues and
+forks can be created at:
+
+    https://github.com/Kiv/poclbm    

defaults.ini

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+{
+	"default_server": "slush's pool",
+	"default_username": "username",
+	"default_password": "pass"
+}