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snootch

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Two Questions:

Q: Have you got the CC payment system ironed out yet?

Q: Someone was wondering how to restart the Pi in case it freezes. I bought this little guy:

http://www.controlbyweb.com/webrelay-quad/

http://www.isourcecctv.com/images/products/detail/X320_front.1.gif

I think I paid $140 for it, and it works great for my LTC miners. After configuring it, I just hook up the normally open pins on each relay to the reset pins on each miner's motherboard. If a miner isn't responding, I go to the dynamic DNS hostname I set up, it's port forwarded on my router, and pow, I've got a web based gui with buttons to restart my miners. Grin

Now, I won't be in a situation again where I go on a two-week vacation and one of the miners locks up on day two. Angry

So, If I connected one of these relays (normally closed) in series to the power supply of the Rpi, will it restart the Rpi and continue to mine? It is my understanding that the Rpi does not have restart pins like a motherboard does.

tarui

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so are the kits ready to ship by aug or sept?

anyway i tried searching for info on using debit cards but there's no reply to that post

Cablez

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I owe my soul to the Bitcoin code...

Quote from: tom99 on August 10, 2013, 02:40:12 PM

We wont know it in next 2 weeks and most likely we will get new Mboard. If anyone need it for turn on psu with this thing http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/atx-breakout-board-bench-power-supply-p-1222.html?cPath=1_4

Mine is cheaper. $12 shipped in US. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74397.0 I know I know so shameless. Back to topic!

Great little compile guide jcp!!

klondike_bar

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ASIC Wannabe

with the RPi be capable of running USB devices attached to it such as block erupters or BFL products, or not with the custom SD firmware?

-Redacted-

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Quote from: tom99 on August 10, 2013, 02:40:12 PM

Quote from: rethaw on August 10, 2013, 01:51:12 PM

Quote from: buzzdave on August 07, 2013, 03:50:07 PM

I'm leaning towards having the new M-board design made here in the states on a quick turn. If I can't make that happen, I'll supply an appropriate cable so we don't have any confusion.

This is the post I missed, answers my question.

We wont know it in next 2 weeks and most likely we will get new Mboard. If anyone need it for turn on psu with this thing http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/atx-breakout-board-bench-power-supply-p-1222.html?cPath=1_4

Or this one.

http://www.robotshop.com/cytron-atx-power-supply-breakout-board-right-angle-2.html

tom99

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Quote from: rethaw on August 10, 2013, 01:51:12 PM

Quote from: buzzdave on August 07, 2013, 03:50:07 PM

I'm leaning towards having the new M-board design made here in the states on a quick turn. If I can't make that happen, I'll supply an appropriate cable so we don't have any confusion.

This is the post I missed, answers my question.

We wont know it in next 2 weeks and most likely we will get new Mboard. If anyone need it for turn on psu with this thing http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/atx-breakout-board-bench-power-supply-p-1222.html?cPath=1_4

rethaw

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Quote from: buzzdave on August 07, 2013, 03:50:07 PM

I'm leaning towards having the new M-board design made here in the states on a quick turn. If I can't make that happen, I'll supply an appropriate cable so we don't have any confusion.

This is the post I missed, answers my question.

cet

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Quote from: rethaw on August 09, 2013, 10:40:29 PM

Any word on the PSU connectors on the M-Boards?

It looks like the normal ATX power supply powers down when it's not connected to a motherboard. I've seen a couple of DIY solutions for wiring a up a jack to make the rails active. Does anyone know we will need to do something like this to power the m-board and rPI?

/cet

JakeTri

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Quote from: Mobius on August 09, 2013, 03:52:28 AM

Do you have a download link for the RPi image?

I hope Dave will post the SD image for RPi somewhere so we can revive the miner in case the SD card die ...

newtothescene

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Quote from: kaerf on August 09, 2013, 04:18:30 PM

Quote from: newtothescene on August 09, 2013, 03:49:35 PM

Is anyone considering doing a group buy with shares? I can't swing $8k right now, but could probably do 4 or 2... I haven't really seen anything like that offered, but would will to work with a trusted member on something if there is interest. Probably use escrow if possible...

Thoughts?

You can just buy a starter kit and add as many Hcards that you can afford.

5 more minutes of research on my part and I see that now, thanks for a civil and helpful reply

jflowers

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Quote from: rethaw on August 09, 2013, 10:40:29 PM

Any word on the PSU connectors on the M-Boards?

It would be swell if there were pins even to turn on the system (I don't recall if this is on the current board - or if you have to jumper from the PSU), and super awesome if there were the ability to draw power for the Pi directly.

rethaw

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Any word on the PSU connectors on the M-Boards?

jflowers

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Hey dben428,

If you have access to a physical ethernet connector - then yeah, get a switch/hub/etc. That's the way to go - that this notion that your break something from your ISP, well thats a bunch of hogwash (I've always wanted to use that word).

The issue with WiFi-USB route really has to do with the OS. Unless you're running a script to keep the connection alive, it'll most likely die - and (at least with cgminer) a dead network connection means a reset to your mining pool and a lot of down time.

One thing to consider too, case - or at least how you're going to keep the system to physically stand. I'm probably going the Sportswood route.

Something totally different - after thinking a bit more (and after some coffee in the afternoon), who else is just going to grab power for their Pi directly off the ATX PSU? I figure that I'll just piggyback off of here for my Pi's needs - you'll need to have one anyways. I was thinking about some of the more complex (yet cooler) solutions - but simple is best.

nexus99

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Quote from: kaerf on August 09, 2013, 04:18:30 PM

Quote from: newtothescene on August 09, 2013, 03:49:35 PM

Is anyone considering doing a group buy with shares? I can't swing $8k right now, but could probably do 4 or 2... I haven't really seen anything like that offered, but would will to work with a trusted member on something if there is interest. Probably use escrow if possible...

Thoughts?

You can just buy a starter kit and add as many Hcards that you can afford.

I am starting with a starter kit and plan to expand it over time. Ultimately to 5 full rigs.

dben428

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Quote from: Mobius on August 09, 2013, 06:47:02 PM

Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:44:52 PM

Quote from: Xian01 on August 09, 2013, 06:30:04 PM

Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:03:37 PM

My apartment has a single ethernet jack that I use for my desktop, and I am not permitted to have a router or switch.

Lolwut ?! Is that actually in your renters agreement ? That's an absurd and technically idiotic stipulation Sad

What's preventing you, for example, setting up a firewall on that one ethernet port and running your own LAN segment on your own switch ?

It's not in the renter's agreement, but it is a restriction of the ISP. They claim that if I were to attempt to use a switch, it would not work on their network. I don't know anything about networking, so I was just accepting what they told me as true.

And no, this is not at a university.

That is because they lock the service to your MAC address, get a router and clone the MAC address, follow the instructions. a ASUS N16 router is pretty good and fairly cheap.
Plenty of people here can help.

Alright, I will look into it. Thanks.

Mobius

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Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:44:52 PM

Quote from: Xian01 on August 09, 2013, 06:30:04 PM

Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:03:37 PM

My apartment has a single ethernet jack that I use for my desktop, and I am not permitted to have a router or switch.

Lolwut ?! Is that actually in your renters agreement ? That's an absurd and technically idiotic stipulation Sad

What's preventing you, for example, setting up a firewall on that one ethernet port and running your own LAN segment on your own switch ?

It's not in the renter's agreement, but it is a restriction of the ISP. They claim that if I were to attempt to use a switch, it would not work on their network. I don't know anything about networking, so I was just accepting what they told me as true.

And no, this is not at a university.

That is because they lock the service to your MAC address, get a router and clone the MAC address, follow the instructions. a ASUS N16 router is pretty good and fairly cheap.
Plenty of people here can help.

dben428

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Quote from: Xian01 on August 09, 2013, 06:30:04 PM

Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:03:37 PM

My apartment has a single ethernet jack that I use for my desktop, and I am not permitted to have a router or switch.

Lolwut ?! Is that actually in your renters agreement ? That's an absurd and technically idiotic stipulation Sad

What's preventing you, for example, setting up a firewall on that one ethernet port and running your own LAN segment on your own switch ?

It's not in the renter's agreement, but it is a restriction of the ISP. They claim that if I were to attempt to use a switch, it would not work on their network. I don't know anything about networking, so I was just accepting what they told me as true.

And no, this is not at a university.

Mobius

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a router will clone your desktop pc's MAC and allow you multiple hard lines,

Is this at a University?

Xian01

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Christian Antkow

Quote from: dben428 on August 09, 2013, 06:03:37 PM

My apartment has a single ethernet jack that I use for my desktop, and I am not permitted to have a router or switch.

Lolwut ?! Is that actually in your renters agreement ? That's an absurd and technically idiotic stipulation Sad

What's preventing you, for example, setting up a firewall on that one ethernet port and running your own LAN segment on your own switch ?

joris

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So, you're not allowed to use regular, non disturbing devices in your apartment. And is the landlord allowed to even enter your place, uninvited?

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