Topic: GekkoScience Compac BM1384 Stickminer Official Support Thread - page 42. (Read 268034 times)
Doesn't really make much difference it won't earn you anymore btc. Just let the pool decide and let it run.
What are the benefits of changing the difficulty at which you mine? The pool im in has the default set to 8 but i see in pictures alot of you guys are doing 512.
I have this little stick doin great, i love it. 10gh/s at 175mhz. 0 HW errors.
I have this little stick doin great, i love it. 10gh/s at 175mhz. 0 HW errors.
its not the greatest quality but here is what these things look like with thermal camera
Very interesting to see! What frequency and cooling do they run with? 95°F seems pretty cold.
200 with the volts pretty much stock.. the pot is / on the lower right corner.
the hub cant do all 5 at higher than 200..
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
its not the greatest quality but here is what these things look like with thermal camera
Very interesting to see! What frequency and cooling do they run with? 95°F seems pretty cold.
200 with the volts pretty much stock.. the pot is / on the lower right corner.
the hub cant do all 5 at higher than 200..
its not the greatest quality but here is what these things look like with thermal camera
Very interesting to see! What frequency and cooling do they run with? 95°F seems pretty cold.
its not the greatest quality but here is what these things look like with thermal camera
Thank you sir thats exactly what i did and it worked first time. You have all been very helpful.
Unplug it and plug it in again while cgminer-gekko is open. Might take a couple of tries but that's what I have to do with mine.
yes the green light comes on. the device shows as compac bitcoin miner in my device manager.
im only using easyminer as its a click n go thing. im not that great with the command prompt stuff with no gui. but ill download it and try it out
when i open cgminer (4.9.2 for windows) it says usbinit, open device failed, err -12
you need to install a winusbdriver for - amu device 3:2 and asscociate -amu device 3:2with winusb using zadig
no devices detected!
edit - ive updated with zadig now it just says no devices detected. i installed the winusb v6.1.7600 driver
edit - ive downloaded the custom cgminer and input my info in to the .bat file
my device now shows up but the device wont start. says no valid hashes for over 10 sec attempting to reset
then attempted reset got err:(0) libusb_success
then goes to zombie
im only using easyminer as its a click n go thing. im not that great with the command prompt stuff with no gui. but ill download it and try it out
when i open cgminer (4.9.2 for windows) it says usbinit, open device failed, err -12
you need to install a winusbdriver for - amu device 3:2 and asscociate -amu device 3:2with winusb using zadig
no devices detected!
edit - ive updated with zadig now it just says no devices detected. i installed the winusb v6.1.7600 driver
edit - ive downloaded the custom cgminer and input my info in to the .bat file
my device now shows up but the device wont start. says no valid hashes for over 10 sec attempting to reset
then attempted reset got err:(0) libusb_success
then goes to zombie
Does the LED turn green when you plug it in?
In the Zadig program, check the option to list all devices. In the drop-down box you should see something like GekkoScience Compac BM1384. Select that, and click the big button (it'll either say Install Driver or Replace Driver, either way). Once the driver is installed, you should be able to see it in cgminer.
I don't know much about easyminer, but I believe it's a wrapper for something else. If it's a wrapper for BFG, I don't think you need to worry about drivers like you would with cgminer. But you'd have to be using BFG 5.4 or newer, preferably the newest version. It has the best Compac support. The very best Compac support comes from cgminer-gekko, as described in the first post. If you have not yet read the first post (or the first page of this thread), go do that.
In the Zadig program, check the option to list all devices. In the drop-down box you should see something like GekkoScience Compac BM1384. Select that, and click the big button (it'll either say Install Driver or Replace Driver, either way). Once the driver is installed, you should be able to see it in cgminer.
I don't know much about easyminer, but I believe it's a wrapper for something else. If it's a wrapper for BFG, I don't think you need to worry about drivers like you would with cgminer. But you'd have to be using BFG 5.4 or newer, preferably the newest version. It has the best Compac support. The very best Compac support comes from cgminer-gekko, as described in the first post. If you have not yet read the first post (or the first page of this thread), go do that.
i just picked up one of these and it doesnt seem to be detected by any of my software and the company i got it from told me to come here for help. i tried a program called zadig to check drivers but theres an "x" beside wcid. can anyon eplease point me in the right direction? the software i want to use it with is easyminer.
Hi guys !
This are my "custom" firmware for small router...
I'm using a superpbag usb hub, 2 gekko miner (i'm waiting the other ones this weeks) and a w703n router.
Firmware links:
For mr3020 : https://mega.nz/#!IkdzyLbQ!WLIeEDji3Y6jugY5IDtidH1ApX8SFbR9g0i5x1zob2I
for w703n : https://mega.nz/#!cpchEDqT!pDJt512yUsxh9qlrF9-Aa6_zaQfkjSupGEK-Rn_4qrw
After flashing firmware, router will start with DHCP function (router find it's own IP address)
So for finding your router on your network, you can use an ip scanner like http://angryip.org/
after finding you ip, go on webpage
Defaut password is "root"
then configure your pool and option like Gekko frequency in cgminer page
Save and restart
And your rig mining
If you need firmware for other router, you can ask, it may possible to me to build it...
Olivier
This are my "custom" firmware for small router...
I'm using a superpbag usb hub, 2 gekko miner (i'm waiting the other ones this weeks) and a w703n router.
Firmware links:
For mr3020 : https://mega.nz/#!IkdzyLbQ!WLIeEDji3Y6jugY5IDtidH1ApX8SFbR9g0i5x1zob2I
for w703n : https://mega.nz/#!cpchEDqT!pDJt512yUsxh9qlrF9-Aa6_zaQfkjSupGEK-Rn_4qrw
After flashing firmware, router will start with DHCP function (router find it's own IP address)
So for finding your router on your network, you can use an ip scanner like http://angryip.org/
after finding you ip, go on webpage
Defaut password is "root"
then configure your pool and option like Gekko frequency in cgminer page
Save and restart
And your rig mining
If you need firmware for other router, you can ask, it may possible to me to build it...
Olivier
Sometimes I see the cgminer-gekko program crash.
Only often a stick goes zombie, but I haven't optimised vcore/freq/current too much.
Only often a stick goes zombie, but I haven't optimised vcore/freq/current too much.
That exactly why you have zombie...
If vcore/freq aren't tuned, gekko usb will crash... (no enough power to hash)
Sometimes I see the cgminer-gekko program crash.
Only often a stick goes zombie, but I haven't optimised vcore/freq/current too much.
Only often a stick goes zombie, but I haven't optimised vcore/freq/current too much.
The actual current will depend on how much your voltage is sagging.
Yea, my voltage sags a bit but since the usb hubs rate the ports in amps that's the number I use to dial the stick in to max. for the hub.
I tend to mark 4W at 200MHz, about 6.8W at 300MHz. The actual current will depend on how much your voltage is sagging.
mine are running .8-.9A at 200..
Really? Wow, mine at 262.5 freq only pulled 1.0-ish amps. Running them at 362.5 freq now and they see 2.04 amp.
Mines running 235Mhz and pulls 1.14-1.16Amps.
On JB I have now:
0.00154751999999999993
BTC Est. Earnings
But I will only get this when a block is found?
Compacs are running 250 MHz, heatsink is quite hot, they run on the USB 3.0 bus. Should see with USB doctor how much current they draw now.. (av 13.5 GH/S)
0.00154751999999999993
BTC Est. Earnings
But I will only get this when a block is found?
Compacs are running 250 MHz, heatsink is quite hot, they run on the USB 3.0 bus. Should see with USB doctor how much current they draw now.. (av 13.5 GH/S)
Yes, you will only receive a payout from a pool when a block is found. Any pool, not just bravo mining. The estimate is made based on the number of shares you submitted vs. the total shares of the pool for that round.
You should have a fan on the compacs at that frequency. They will be pulling just about 1.0 amps at 250 freq.
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