Any chance October's orders will go out a week or two early since things are going so smooth?
Doesn't hurt to ask.
Topic: [ANN] US/North American Bitfury sales NEW STOCK ***NOW SHIPPING*** - page 181. (Read 576785 times)
August 28, 2013, 04:16:03 PM
It's really great to see that things are rapidly progressing with so few problems!
Any chance October's orders will go out a week or two early since things are going so smooth?
Doesn't hurt to ask.
Any chance October's orders will go out a week or two early since things are going so smooth?
Doesn't hurt to ask.
August 28, 2013, 04:11:13 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
Is there a reason not to use a cat5e cable? or is this just your preference.
People express their preference but not any actual, technical reasons of why not, which is what you are asking. I'd definitely do wireless since I know people that have mined wirelessly without any issues. It's not a bandwidth-intensive task at all.
Actually, i was just checking to make sure that there wasn't a technical issue that i missed.
August 28, 2013, 03:50:24 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
Is there a reason not to use a cat5e cable? or is this just your preference.
People express their preference but not any actual, technical reasons of why not, which is what you are asking. I'd definitely do wireless since I know people that have mined wirelessly without any issues. It's not a bandwidth-intensive task at all.
August 28, 2013, 03:38:58 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
Is there a reason not to use a cat5e cable? or is this just your preference.
August 28, 2013, 03:34:09 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
Is there a reason not to use a cat5e cable? or is this just your preference.
router placement other reasons depends for everyone
//thanks tom -
August 28, 2013, 03:22:28 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
Is there a reason not to use a cat5e cable? or is this just your preference.
August 28, 2013, 03:20:02 PM
Hi Dave,
Since delivery is imminent, is it possible that prior to shipping you can point us to some instructions on the miner software and installation process for whatever m-board versions you'll be shipping out?
I'd love to start learning how to set up the miner using p2ppool or something else prior to receiving my kit.
Otherwise, in the absence of any official information, some rumors and potentially misguided instructions are currently floating around on how to set up the kits.
Thanks
Since delivery is imminent, is it possible that prior to shipping you can point us to some instructions on the miner software and installation process for whatever m-board versions you'll be shipping out?
I'd love to start learning how to set up the miner using p2ppool or something else prior to receiving my kit.
Otherwise, in the absence of any official information, some rumors and potentially misguided instructions are currently floating around on how to set up the kits.
Thanks
August 28, 2013, 03:09:09 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
you can try to use something like this for Ras. pi http://www.creatroninc.com/index.php/raspberry-pi/accessories-for-raspberry-pi/raspi-081400.html
August 28, 2013, 03:03:42 PM
also, what's the best option if not plugging in the ethernet into router directly?
August 28, 2013, 02:48:30 PM
Hi Dave,
What will be the process for getting ahold of the V2 m-boards?
/cet
What will be the process for getting ahold of the V2 m-boards?
/cet
August 28, 2013, 02:46:44 PM
That's for the version-2 m-boards. Since Dave is going to be shipping the version-1 boards, the h-boards need to be inserted starting at the beginning with no gaps between them....
Thanks for pointing this out, removed my post. 
August 28, 2013, 02:42:21 PM
That's for the version-2 m-boards. Since Dave is going to be shipping the version-1 boards, the h-boards need to be inserted starting at the beginning with no gaps between them....
Yep. I'll have a version of this instruction for our V1 M-boards. I have the power adapters in hand, so no worries there.
So far my main points will be:
-use two PCI-e cables (not both plugs on the same PCI-e cable).
-don't hotplug the H-boards
-don't put the H-boards in backwards - the edge connector is universal. If you plug in the H-board with chips facing away from the rPi end, say goodbye to that board. I plan to indicate this requirement in a few different ways (labels, etc)
-these M-boards have a single control bus. Cards need to be loaded in each slot with no gaps (until someone designs a dummy plug anyway)
According to FedEx boards come tomorrow morning, with more Friday. Fab says all boards ordered will be done and shipped Monday - we'll see about that.
I anticipate going dark on you for a few days while we all focus on assembling, testing and shipping rigs. I'll pop on with some kind of status & pics as time allows so you know whats going on!
August 28, 2013, 07:47:12 AM
That's for the version-2 m-boards. Since Dave is going to be shipping the version-1 boards, the h-boards need to be inserted starting at the beginning with no gaps between them....
EDIT: refers to a post that was deleted. Guess I should have quoted it....
EDIT: refers to a post that was deleted. Guess I should have quoted it....
August 28, 2013, 07:37:43 AM
nice
ps: some Eu buyers got miners already and we are going to get our soon.
ps: some Eu buyers got miners already and we are going to get our soon.
August 28, 2013, 06:34:36 AM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
I see. So bitfurystrikesback.com/megabigpower.com bought chips from https://metabank.ru/asic and created your own board, right?
/Valentin
Not quite. AFAIK Bitfury is designer, and he sold some chips to metabank on the beginning of development process. Dave and Niko are not affiliated with metabank.
August 28, 2013, 06:30:27 AM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
I see. So bitfurystrikesback.com/megabigpower.com bought chips from https://metabank.ru/asic and created your own board, right?
/Valentin
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2949892
August 28, 2013, 06:20:31 AM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
I see. So bitfurystrikesback.com/megabigpower.com bought chips from https://metabank.ru/asic and created your own board, right?
/Valentin
Interesting theirs is running at 21.996Gh/s
If that's the case then Dave would definitely have to ship a 2nd board with each 25Gh kit? or nearly 3 extra boards with Full Kit.
August 28, 2013, 12:46:46 AM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
I see. So bitfurystrikesback.com/megabigpower.com bought chips from https://metabank.ru/asic and created your own board, right?
/Valentin
August 28, 2013, 12:11:21 AM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
very well indeed - they surpass the AM hashrate
out of curiosity why are you/punin and official bitfury team using different board designs?
August 27, 2013, 11:38:59 PM
BitFury has a large team of engineers all working to deploy boards. There's is a different board design from ours. Different production line, etc. That group is doing pretty well bringing up their hashpower, which you can see at ghash.io.
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
Our boards have just begun to ship from the factory in China, and we will turn them around to August delivery customers as soon as we can. I've just grabbed three more tech savvy people to help me with testing/rating the boards, so that we can get them in the shipping line quicker.
Dave
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