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Topic: [ANN] FutureBit Moonlander 2: The Most Powerful and Efficient USB Stick Miner! - page 3. (Read 83014 times)
September 08, 2018, 07:48:44 AM
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September 02, 2018, 10:16:16 AM
Is the futurebit still the "The Most Powerful and Efficient USB Stick Miner"?
Seems you have competition FINALLY:
https://forum.bitcoin.com/post217146.html
TTBIT Scrypt miner can do 3-6 mh as well but it is only $35 usd...
Seems you have competition FINALLY:
https://forum.bitcoin.com/post217146.html
TTBIT Scrypt miner can do 3-6 mh as well but it is only $35 usd...
That is basically exactly the same as the moonlander2
When posted on this site the poster was banned because he lifted the photos and text from this thread and put them on his thread.
To be honest it is cheaper and may work if it is a good copy and if the seller ships them out.
My self I am moving to the newer better 100mh miner the Apollo which you have not copied and knocked off. The Apollo does 100 mh and is only 280 so your knock off is 38 and 8 of them will do about 32mh
So 100mh Apollo vs 32mh your sticks. Same price.
I ordered Apollo from the op.
August 28, 2018, 08:37:23 PM
Ahhh nice, 27 chip miner and just under 75 watts (assuming 6 pin PCI-E is correct)?
That would make it < 2.75 watts per chip and around the same power draw of the
current L3+ BM1485 ASIC chips.
The hashing rate might be > 2.77Mhs per chip compared to the current 1.75Mhs.
So think we might be seeing a 75+Mhs miner board @ <75 watts with heat sink on
other side maybe like a Zeus Blizzard?
These are new 22nm Chips, way more efficient than what Bitmain has right now
Great job, any timeline on when your accepting preorders, will pickup a few of these like
the Moonlander 2's to play around with.
Annoucment thread is out: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-futurebit-project-apollo-bringing-asic-mining-back-to-the-home-miner-4974036 !
August 09, 2018, 07:10:44 AM
i looked into the crashing, it has nothing to do with Power. both my hubs can provide enough power, i have stress tested it with plugging 3 Moonlanders 2s into 1 Hub, this ran fine without any speed drop. I now have 2 Hubs running 2 moonlanders each.
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
Regards
Paul
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
Regards
Paul
Do you have the most current version of mining software installed?
https://github.com/jstefanop/bfgminer/releases/tag/bfgminer-5.4.2-futurebit2-beta2
Also check your computer power saving setting to make sure that nothing is turning
off to save power when idle this could be a issue.
August 08, 2018, 09:54:12 PM
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
maybe you should read the link I gave. it is better than what you want because bfgminer will restart if it crashes and not do this arbitrary restart every hour.
what mhz are you running? that kind of cooling may not be enough. i'd get an arctic usb fan (with the twist neck) that gives more air volume than those notebook coolers.
August 06, 2018, 08:39:53 AM
i looked into the crashing, it has nothing to do with Power. both my hubs can provide enough power, i have stress tested it with plugging 3 Moonlanders 2s into 1 Hub, this ran fine without any speed drop. I now have 2 Hubs running 2 moonlanders each.
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
Regards
Paul
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
Regards
Paul
You might want to look into timeout, it should do what you are looking for. Basically run your script in a construct like this:
Code:
while true; do timeout 7200 /path/to/your/script-executable; sleep 3; done
HTH
August 06, 2018, 07:10:20 AM
i looked into the crashing, it has nothing to do with Power. both my hubs can provide enough power, i have stress tested it with plugging 3 Moonlanders 2s into 1 Hub, this ran fine without any speed drop. I now have 2 Hubs running 2 moonlanders each.
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
https://www.cdn-images.co.uk/pauls-pc-mod-pictures-for-overclockers/myrpisetup.jpg
Regards
Paul
i wanted to know if anyone has managed to write a Crontab script that restarts the SH file every 1 or 2 hours? if so how did you do it! any help would be great.
https://www.cdn-images.co.uk/pauls-pc-mod-pictures-for-overclockers/myrpisetup.jpg
Regards
Paul
August 04, 2018, 10:33:56 PM
I have 4 moonlanders on my RPI which seem to crash every few hours.. i am not a linux user and have very little understanding how to write scripts etc.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/696839/how-do-i-write-a-bash-script-to-restart-a-process-if-it-dies
better to address why it is crashing every hour, but you can restart a process easily if it dies.
August 04, 2018, 08:52:58 AM
Hey Guys, i have a question!
I have 4 moonlanders on my RPI which seem to crash every few hours.. i am not a linux user and have very little understanding how to write scripts etc.
has anyone managed to get the RPI to restart and run the script file every hour using Grome Schedule or Cron tab? if so could you please provide your command preview. i know a lot of people are having issues getting the start_moonlander2.sh to work 24/7.
i have been googling around and found no real support! Sad i know some people in here are scripting masterminds!
any help would be great, i am a complete noob! i have both the softeare installed and know how to open them also i can jiggle the file paths to point towards where things are installed.
Cheers
Paul
I have 4 moonlanders on my RPI which seem to crash every few hours.. i am not a linux user and have very little understanding how to write scripts etc.
has anyone managed to get the RPI to restart and run the script file every hour using Grome Schedule or Cron tab? if so could you please provide your command preview. i know a lot of people are having issues getting the start_moonlander2.sh to work 24/7.
i have been googling around and found no real support! Sad i know some people in here are scripting masterminds!
any help would be great, i am a complete noob! i have both the softeare installed and know how to open them also i can jiggle the file paths to point towards where things are installed.
Cheers
Paul
July 24, 2018, 09:34:11 AM
Ahhh nice, 27 chip miner and just under 75 watts (assuming 6 pin PCI-E is correct)?
That would make it < 2.75 watts per chip and around the same power draw of the
current L3+ BM1485 ASIC chips.
The hashing rate might be > 2.77Mhs per chip compared to the current 1.75Mhs.
So think we might be seeing a 75+Mhs miner board @ <75 watts with heat sink on
other side maybe like a Zeus Blizzard?
These are new 22nm Chips, way more efficient than what Bitmain has right now
Great job, any timeline on when your accepting preorders, will pickup a few of these like
the Moonlander 2's to play around with.
July 24, 2018, 09:28:27 AM
Ahhh nice, 27 chip miner and just under 75 watts (assuming 6 pin PCI-E is correct)?
That would make it < 2.75 watts per chip and around the same power draw of the
current L3+ BM1485 ASIC chips.
The hashing rate might be > 2.77Mhs per chip compared to the current 1.75Mhs.
So think we might be seeing a 75+Mhs miner board @ <75 watts with heat sink on
other side maybe like a Zeus Blizzard?
These are new 22nm Chips, way more efficient than what Bitmain has right now
July 24, 2018, 09:26:42 AM
Can you explain what we're looking at? I realize new hardware... maybe some geek specs or your vision for this product?
Already showed too much
Will have an announcement thread up soon, after I finish assembling/testing the board July 23, 2018, 11:18:59 PM
Here are some teasers for you guys...sorry I haven't been around the forums much lately but this is the reason why
Ahhh nice, 27 chip miner and just under 75 watts (assuming 6 pin PCI-E is correct)?
That would make it < 2.75 watts per chip and around the same power draw of the
current L3+ BM1485 ASIC chips.
The hashing rate might be > 2.77Mhs per chip compared to the current 1.75Mhs.
So think we might be seeing a 75+Mhs miner board @ <75 watts with heat sink on
other side maybe like a Zeus Blizzard?
July 23, 2018, 09:33:38 PM
Can you explain what we're looking at? I realize new hardware... maybe some geek specs or your vision for this product?
July 23, 2018, 05:46:27 PM
Here are some teasers for you guys...sorry I haven't been around the forums much lately but this is the reason why
July 16, 2018, 10:48:57 AM
Hi. Is there any option , if power fails and recover after some time , can USB sticks start (auto start) without i be physically there to turn off and on them?
You can create a startup item to run the bat file when your computer restarts. Plenty of online tutorials on how to do this. Please also take support discussion to the support thread linked in the OP.
July 16, 2018, 06:38:39 AM
Hi. Is there any option , if power fails and recover after some time , can USB sticks start (auto start) without i be physically there to turn off and on them?
July 09, 2018, 11:17:18 AM
It’s more of an intro to mining than making lots of cash. There is almost no profit in scrypt at all right now with the price where it is, but your still earning the same number of Litecoins, so if prices recover you’d still make a profit.
https://www.litecoinpool.org/calc
You can run your own numbers, but for me... electricity costs so much ($0.30 kW/h) that I am losing money based on the current difficulty. A lot of Antminer L3+ got sold last few months, so the "effectiveness" of the hashrate basically dropped 50% for me. Difficulty 5M in Mar 2018 to 10M in Jul 2018: https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/litecoin-difficulty-chart
At this point, speculating on new scrypt coins, not mining at all, or litecoinpool mining seems to be about the same in terms of current outcome.
June 27, 2018, 08:22:38 AM
Hello,
Is this an intro-to-mining device or can you still earn something with it and enough to reach ROI after a while?
It's to be used with low power raspberry pi 3 which I got for the pod miner that went out of production.
and how many do you need? the more the better I know but I can't afford many at once.
3MH/s seems like a lot compared to my quad core pc that does 130H/s on monero.
it's a different algo I know but I saw somewhere that the speeds are about equal to scrypt mining.
Is this an intro-to-mining device or can you still earn something with it and enough to reach ROI after a while?
It's to be used with low power raspberry pi 3 which I got for the pod miner that went out of production.
and how many do you need? the more the better I know but I can't afford many at once.
3MH/s seems like a lot compared to my quad core pc that does 130H/s on monero.
it's a different algo I know but I saw somewhere that the speeds are about equal to scrypt mining.
It’s more of an intro to mining than making lots of cash. There is almost no profit in scrypt at all right now with the price where it is, but your still earning the same number of Litecoins, so if prices recover you’d still make a profit.
June 26, 2018, 01:24:17 PM
Hello,
Is this an intro-to-mining device or can you still earn something with it and enough to reach ROI after a while?
It's to be used with low power raspberry pi 3 which I got for the pod miner that went out of production.
and how many do you need? the more the better I know but I can't afford many at once.
3MH/s seems like a lot compared to my quad core pc that does 130H/s on monero.
it's a different algo I know but I saw somewhere that the speeds are about equal to scrypt mining.
Is this an intro-to-mining device or can you still earn something with it and enough to reach ROI after a while?
It's to be used with low power raspberry pi 3 which I got for the pod miner that went out of production.
and how many do you need? the more the better I know but I can't afford many at once.
3MH/s seems like a lot compared to my quad core pc that does 130H/s on monero.
it's a different algo I know but I saw somewhere that the speeds are about equal to scrypt mining.
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