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dev/usb/tts/: No such file or directory
it stays there dooing nothing untill i ctrl +c it ?
Service shows cgminer running (green)
Topic: CGminer v3.8.5 on Broadcom based DD-WRT / OpenWRT - page 11. (Read 76917 times)
after the reboot when i type screen -r
it stays there dooing nothing untill i ctrl +c it ?
Service shows cgminer running (green)
it stays there dooing nothing untill i ctrl +c it ?
Service shows cgminer running (green)
try
screen -r 17077
screen -r 13962
screen -r 12940
or something
screen -r 17077
screen -r 13962
screen -r 12940
or something
screen -r 17077.miner
screen -r 13962.miner
screen -r 12940.miner
reboot it first, you should only have one instant of screen running
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root@DD-WRT-FPGA:/# screen -r 17077
/dev/usb/tts/: No such file or directory
/dev/usb/tts/: No such file or directory
/dev/usb/tts/: No such file or directory
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cc/dev/usb/tts/: No such file or directory
that gives me this output ...
So i have to install anubis to see if its working?
try
screen -r 17077
screen -r 13962
screen -r 12940
or something
screen -r 17077
screen -r 13962
screen -r 12940
or something
Code:
root@DD-WRT-FPGA:/# screen -r
There are several suitable screens on:
17077.miner (Detached)
13962.miner (Detached)
12940.miner (Detached)
Type "screen [-d] -r [pid.]tty.host" to resume one of them.
root@DD-WRT-FPGA:/#
that gives me this ?
i did everything that you described in your tutorial .... is there an easy way to check if everything is ok with cgminer?
How do i know if cgminer is working right ?
does someone know or have windows version of the program called anubis ..... or at least a tut how to install it on windows?
enter How do i know if cgminer is working right ?
does someone know or have windows version of the program called anubis ..... or at least a tut how to install it on windows?
Code:
screen -r
and when your finished watching
enter
Code:
CTRL-a
d
i did everything that you described in your tutorial .... is there an easy way to check if everything is ok with cgminer?
How do i know if cgminer is working right ?
does someone know or have windows version of the program called anubis ..... or at least a tut how to install it on windows?
How do i know if cgminer is working right ?
does someone know or have windows version of the program called anubis ..... or at least a tut how to install it on windows?
Works beautifully, thanks so much for doing this!
Someone has got a DD-WRT router working with Ztex.
As for the tplink... will not work with this here binary.
As for the tplink... will not work with this here binary.
So which router should I take for my ztex boards?
I have a tplink mr3420 but I'm unable to get it running (comiling etc)
Is there someone that has a running setup for a router to connect ztex boards to it?
I have a tplink mr3420 but I'm unable to get it running (comiling etc)
Is there someone that has a running setup for a router to connect ztex boards to it?
Upped to 2.8.4
tried the pi but somehow thats not a sufficient miner base .....
keeps on failing
keeps on failing
The shell at least looks nice, and for an $80 router I'd hope. I've actually started looking more into raspberry pi, they're cheap ($35 for the relevant version with networking) and can hold two devices without even worrying about a hub. And just a decent looking small linux base. Does anyone have any good or bad experience trying to use a raspberry pi for mining controller?
There are dd-wrt compatible routers which don't have wi-fi, which you could use.
R-pi can also be used, some have, but that's another thread...
You can also pick up a refurbished e3000 for $50 ish from Newegg.
Can anyone recommend hardware for a similar setup for this? I don't necessarily need something with wifi or anything fancy. Just ethernet in one end and USB on the other that reboots quickly after power outage, doesn't require much maintenance after being setup, and preferably something nice enough to run a small webserver on it.
I use e3000 - it is fancy but it's the recommended way. However it may break on power loss - I experienced optware's system file partition crash on force switch off.
Can anyone recommend hardware for a similar setup for this? I don't necessarily need something with wifi or anything fancy. Just ethernet in one end and USB on the other that reboots quickly after power outage, doesn't require much maintenance after being setup, and preferably something nice enough to run a small webserver on it.
I use e3000 - it is fancy but it's the recommended way. However it may break on power loss - I experienced optware's system file partition crash on force switch off.
Can anyone recommend hardware for a similar setup for this? I don't necessarily need something with wifi or anything fancy. Just ethernet in one end and USB on the other that reboots quickly after power outage, doesn't require much maintenance after being setup, and preferably something nice enough to run a small webserver on it.
can someone explain what the setup is? i don't understand why you'd want to run cgminer on a router. you're not trying to mine with the router's proc right?..
no, you mine on the FPGA attached to the router via USB, attached to the router instead of a pc because a router uses very little electricity
i'm new to this concept so forgive me.
but you use the pc to monitor the routers results right? how much more electricity does the pc use over the router?
I see results on mine pool :-) sometimes I monitor it using cgminer api. So router acts as an usual pc and it runs cgminer. I put this router and 2 bfls to an usual middletower so it looks nice and almost wireless (it's only powercord outside) :-)
I'm not sure how much power it takes, probably ~10 Wt for the router and 160 for bfls all these powered by bronse-rated psu.
Tried it on a regular PC? Maybe you'll see the same thing?
Now it shows usual average speed at slush. I don't know what is was, I guess a temporary glitch.
can someone explain what the setup is? i don't understand why you'd want to run cgminer on a router. you're not trying to mine with the router's proc right?..
no, you mine on the FPGA attached to the router via USB, attached to the router instead of a pc because a router uses very little electricity
i'm new to this concept so forgive me.
but you use the pc to monitor the routers results right? how much more electricity does the pc use over the router?
You can when you want to.
ASUS RT-16 uses a max of 8watts vs a pc starting at 200 watts
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