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I see lots of rigs built with wooden parts, are you not worried about fire hazard?
Amazing
So whats your location / electricity price?!
0.05$That's just awesome ! I'm considering more and more each day to turn on back my rigs in another country, for let's say something like a year. But moving all my stuff would be painly so better would be to buy directly in the place. Is price the same than us for the components ?
I'm working on a project to build environment with air cooling and conditioning and all other necessary stuff, will you be really interested in moving to another country and paying like 5cents per kwh with no limit on it and plus the rent of the place ?
are you considering hosting possibility? i could be interested if possible, to consider buying some rigs(not many, 3-5) that will work there, but the big problem would be always the trust
Amazing
So whats your location / electricity price?!
0.05$That's just awesome ! I'm considering more and more each day to turn on back my rigs in another country, for let's say something like a year. But moving all my stuff would be painly so better would be to buy directly in the place. Is price the same than us for the components ?
I'm working on a project to build environment with air cooling and conditioning and all other necessary stuff, will you be really interested in moving to another country and paying like 5cents per kwh with no limit on it and plus the rent of the place ?
Well then I guess best is to buy there and go in a truck until the place with all cards in. Yeah, that would be funny and if I do that I'll assure to get ton of cards (at least one hundred), so I would be damn profitable and might live off that for a few months until I come back to the motherland ! However, I do not plan that for too soon, maybe second half of 2018, not before. My biggest problem would be to find a warehouse that supports so high wattages though.
Amazing
So whats your location / electricity price?!
0.05$That's just awesome ! I'm considering more and more each day to turn on back my rigs in another country, for let's say something like a year. But moving all my stuff would be painly so better would be to buy directly in the place. Is price the same than us for the components ?
I'm working on a project to build environment with air cooling and conditioning and all other necessary stuff, will you be really interested in moving to another country and paying like 5cents per kwh with no limit on it and plus the rent of the place ?
Amazing
So whats your location / electricity price?!
0.05$That's just awesome ! I'm considering more and more each day to turn on back my rigs in another country, for let's say something like a year. But moving all my stuff would be painly so better would be to buy directly in the place. Is price the same than us for the components ?
Correct me if i am wrong as I have no idea of diskless system.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
If you mean on the server side:Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
You could put all of ths os into a ramdisk, but all that would do is make it read faster and be able to be sent over the network faster, but would still be limited to the networked speeds
if on the client side: yeah you'd probably need a fair bit of ram to be able to hold everything, or some sort of scratch disk. Good point there, though I am not sure you would need 64gb of ram that seems a bit much
Ok I'm not proficient at embedding images and don't feel like spending the time to figure it out. Anyways here's my setup... 6 rigs have been added since the video was shot.
https://youtu.be/MJEZqVm0_9Q
http://i.imgur.com/CNaE7Hu.jpg
https://youtu.be/MJEZqVm0_9Q
http://i.imgur.com/CNaE7Hu.jpg
Can anyone share any solution to reboot a hang system remotely?? This is currently my biggest challange. Since Claymore8, it reduce drastically but still out of the 10 rig, it still happens once a week. My order of 80 rigs are coming in next week and I do not want this to be my full time job.
You can setup a Rasberry Pi to take care of that for you. You link the two pins that turn the system on to the RPis GPIO pins with breadboard connectors and you can set each bank of pins to turn individual machines off and on. You can manage 13 systems per RPi with the onboard header. You can also buy GPIO expansion boards and have one RPi controlling a much larger number of systems.
Can anyone share any solution to reboot a hang system remotely?? This is currently my biggest challange. Since Claymore8, it reduce drastically but still out of the 10 rig, it still happens once a week. My order of 80 rigs are coming in next week and I do not want this to be my full time job.
You can setup a Rasberry Pi to take care of that for you. You link the two pins that turn the system on to the RPis GPIO pins with breadboard connectors and you can set each bank of pins to turn individual machines off and on. You can manage 13 systems per RPi with the onboard header. You can also buy GPIO expansion boards and have one RPi controlling a much larger number of systems.
Correct me if i am wrong as I have no idea of diskless system.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
16gb ram is enough, some people can pull it off with lower than 16gb ram..
the OS (image) of the clients runs at the diskless server HDDs...that's why i recommended using SSD's they are faster and more than enough.
I have same questions, what about the AMD drivers or already configured Claymore's miner ?
I'm using separated worker for every rig, what is the solution in that case ?
I'm using separated worker for every rig, what is the solution in that case ?
as far as i know images have can have like.. child images, only the changes are saved..like..
(i forgot the term .. i'm using "child")
-original image ..10gb
---(child image)installed driver, different worker, installed other stuff ..1gb
total space occupied 11gb
....allocating separate image for each client can be done but it is not recommended due to waste of storage space, but it might be useful in cases where different motherboards are used or other issues that are hardware-driver related.
@ mettalmag
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
Can you tell me more about that? i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
you manage all mining rigs' hard drives in a diskless server..
- you can snapshot a clean, freshly installed, freshly tweaked windows OS...and can return to that state in an instant (more like a backup)
- switching from windows to linux vice versa is just a reboot away
- you install a miner software and driver in a mining rig, every mining rig will have that mining software and driver.
- you can set the images (mining rig OS inside diskless server) to read only mode....virus proof, no need for antivirus software. if infected or messed up, you just have to reboot the rig.
- if your farm have so many hard drives, maybe the hard drive power consumption is equal or greater than the diskless server.
- you can turn on and turn off remotely
you just have to be sure that your diskless server is VERY stable...btw there are realtime failover diskless server too.
maybe i missed some things but..that's just what i remembered right now.
you can simulate testing, troubleshooting the diskless server setup, with a couple or more client PC's using and using VMware or virtual box(they have networking features).. more like a simulated laboratory using real Operating systems.
i'm just mining at home in a room i don't see why would power distribution would be expensive..i know this is small scale, but even if i multiply my electrical setup expenses (projected for a modest farm), it would not be that very expensive. i forgot the exact amount but i think a single rx 480 is more expensive than my electrical setup (considering that my wires are not very long), i haven't used the 20A breakers in that pic, why? i know the THHN AWG # 12 limits, only plugged 2 pcs 2500 watts rating surge protected extension wires per outlet.....and i'm the only person going inside the mining room...nobody is going inside the room and plug some stuff that will overload the THHN #12 (the surge protected 2500w rating extension wire trips if overloaded btw)
Can anyone share any solution to reboot a hang system remotely?? This is currently my biggest challange. Since Claymore8, it reduce drastically but still out of the 10 rig, it still happens once a week. My order of 80 rigs are coming in next week and I do not want this to be my full time job.
couple things I came up this far:
1. smart PDU
2. mobile phone with reley switch on its vibration motor contacts connected to power pins (not as cost effective for multi rig systems)
3. Radmin adn telneting to machine with command shutdown -r -f -t 1 (it helps only in 50% of cases)
4. the last one is SimpleRigResseter developed by simplemining.net (so far the best one)
Correct me if i am wrong as I have no idea of diskless system.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
I have same questions, what about the AMD drivers or already configured Claymore's miner ? Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
I'm using separated worker for every rig, what is the solution in that case ?
Can anyone share any solution to reboot a hang system remotely?? This is currently my biggest challange. Since Claymore8, it reduce drastically but still out of the 10 rig, it still happens once a week. My order of 80 rigs are coming in next week and I do not want this to be my full time job.
Correct me if i am wrong as I have no idea of diskless system.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
Dont we have to have at least 64gb of RAM of we need to do this? Does the entire system store in the RAM? If so then 20gb for OS and another 16gb for Miner Ram and at least 8gb for System.
@ mettalmag
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
Can you tell me more about that? i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
you manage all mining rigs' hard drives in a diskless server..
- you can snapshot a clean, freshly installed, freshly tweaked windows OS...and can return to that state in an instant (more like a backup)
- switching from windows to linux vice versa is just a reboot away
- you install a miner software and driver in a mining rig, every mining rig will have that mining software and driver.
- you can set the images (mining rig OS inside diskless server) to read only mode....virus proof, no need for antivirus software. if infected or messed up, you just have to reboot the rig.
- if your farm have so many hard drives, maybe the hard drive power consumption is equal or greater than the diskless server.
- you can turn on and turn off remotely
you just have to be sure that your diskless server is VERY stable...btw there are realtime failover diskless server too.
maybe i missed some things but..that's just what i remembered right now.
@ mettalmag
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
Can you tell me more about that? i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
you manage all mining rigs' hard drives in a diskless server..
- you can snapshot a clean, freshly installed, freshly tweaked windows OS...and can return to that state in an instant (more like a backup)
- switching from windows to linux vice versa is just a reboot away
- you install a miner software and driver in a mining rig, every mining rig will have that mining software and driver.
- you can set the images (mining rig OS inside diskless server) to read only mode....virus proof, no need for antivirus software. if infected or messed up, you just have to reboot the rig.
- if your farm have so many hard drives, maybe the hard drive power consumption is equal or greater than the diskless server.
- you can turn on and turn off remotely
you just have to be sure that your diskless server is VERY stable...btw there are realtime failover diskless server option too.
maybe i missed some things but..that's just what i remembered right now.
EDIT:
instead of using RAID in diskless servers for speed, you should use SSD because its faster than hdds in RAID.
@ mettalmag
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
Can you tell me more about that? i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
@ mettalmag
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
i think you should start looking at diskless solutions....mining rigs booting from LAN.
there is a lot of advantages, specially for people with many mining rigs..
In fact I did quit my full time shitty job for projects like this and I haven't made better decision in my life yet
seriously thinking of doing the same ... still looking for investors
)))you do hosting with cheap electricity?
In fact I did quit my full time shitty job for projects like this and I haven't made better decision in my life yet
seriously thinking of doing the same ... still looking for investors
)))you do hosting with cheap electricity?
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