Round 1 machines are in and I've worked them up. So far of the twelve boards between six machines, 11 of them look to be stable at 650/620 and one needed to be stepped up to 660/630 to run 450MHz.
They're all cooking now. If I don't see any issues by about this time tomorrow they'll all get shipped out to Round 1 customers.
Topic: (hacked) S7LN Group Buy - page 6. (Read 15123 times)
That's four or five people now with interest again. I'd say it's enough for another round.
Am I too late? I'm interested as well.
I'm interested in the possibility of acquiring one of these.
Also, I just got ship notification for the second round, which means both batches of miners are in transit. I'll probably have them all tested and out the middle of next week.
Sweet! Looking forward to adding to my collection of operating miners.
- zed
Hope they release a S9LN before winter. The LN versions should be great for home heating especially if you can get the right fan combo to reduce the sound. From the day I got my early batch S7's I wished they were only 2 blades, I just never got round to making smaller/modifying enclosures for them.
Who knows, there might be an all-software option ironed out by then. I did get a PIC firmware dump from an S9 but I'm not quite up to reverse-engineering a 3600-byte PIC program since I just started learning the instruction set last Friday.
Yep, another good reason to not use an online wallet. For the record I do have a Coinbase wallet, and the 1F address I've taken payments to for general business stuff for the last couple years is a Coinbase address - but all the fun stuff, the 1BURGER and the museum address and the coldS7, have been actual local wallets. Just like a manual transmission, it gives you a lot more control at the cost of a bit more work.
Also, I just got ship notification for the second round, which means both batches of miners are in transit. I'll probably have them all tested and out the middle of next week.
As of right now I've had two other people ask about 'em, so there's probably going to be a third round.
Also, I just got ship notification for the second round, which means both batches of miners are in transit. I'll probably have them all tested and out the middle of next week.
As of right now I've had two other people ask about 'em, so there's probably going to be a third round.
good.
now we need to do this with the s-9 if possible. maybe after the ½ ing
we can have a fund raiser to get an s-9 for you to hack at.
Yep, another good reason to not use an online wallet. For the record I do have a Coinbase wallet, and the 1F address I've taken payments to for general business stuff for the last couple years is a Coinbase address - but all the fun stuff, the 1BURGER and the museum address and the coldS7, have been actual local wallets. Just like a manual transmission, it gives you a lot more control at the cost of a bit more work.
Also, I just got ship notification for the second round, which means both batches of miners are in transit. I'll probably have them all tested and out the middle of next week.
As of right now I've had two other people ask about 'em, so there's probably going to be a third round.
Also, I just got ship notification for the second round, which means both batches of miners are in transit. I'll probably have them all tested and out the middle of next week.
As of right now I've had two other people ask about 'em, so there's probably going to be a third round.
Anyone want to help me figure out how to sign a message? Maybe I'm dumb, but I've spent an hour trying to figure this out on my blockchain wallet and can't. I've read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18qy88/bitcoin_message_signing_and_verification/ without figuring it out.
I've found this: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/210353833 which states:
"What is message signing, and how can I do that?
Message signing is a way you can prove you control a particular address, and demonstrate you have ownership of the funds.
This feature is currently only available for your Imported Addresses, but will be implemented for all addresses in the future. To sign a message, go to Manage Addresses to the right of Imported Addresses. Choose which address you want to sign, and click More Options -> Sign Message.
A small window will display allowing you to provide a unique message or signature that identifies you as the owner."
Now I didn't import an address for the transaction, so maybe that's why I'm not getting it?
I've found this: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/210353833 which states:
"What is message signing, and how can I do that?
Message signing is a way you can prove you control a particular address, and demonstrate you have ownership of the funds.
This feature is currently only available for your Imported Addresses, but will be implemented for all addresses in the future. To sign a message, go to Manage Addresses to the right of Imported Addresses. Choose which address you want to sign, and click More Options -> Sign Message.
A small window will display allowing you to provide a unique message or signature that identifies you as the owner."
Now I didn't import an address for the transaction, so maybe that's why I'm not getting it?
Coinbase doesn't even let you do this. I chatted with them and it's not even possible since they mix the transaction before sending it out. Their recommendation was to 'transfer the funds to a wallet you control' first. AAAAaaaargh!
But with a lot of PMs, begging, links to the trx and screen shots, sidehack decided to trust me.
So if you're thinking about this and your spendable btc are in Coinbase, move them to a 'real' wallet
Anyone want to help me figure out how to sign a message? Maybe I'm dumb, but I've spent an hour trying to figure this out on my blockchain wallet and can't. I've read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/18qy88/bitcoin_message_signing_and_verification/ without figuring it out.
I've found this: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/210353833 which states:
"What is message signing, and how can I do that?
Message signing is a way you can prove you control a particular address, and demonstrate you have ownership of the funds.
This feature is currently only available for your Imported Addresses, but will be implemented for all addresses in the future. To sign a message, go to Manage Addresses to the right of Imported Addresses. Choose which address you want to sign, and click More Options -> Sign Message.
A small window will display allowing you to provide a unique message or signature that identifies you as the owner."
Now I didn't import an address for the transaction, so maybe that's why I'm not getting it?
I've found this: https://support.blockchain.com/hc/en-us/articles/210353833 which states:
"What is message signing, and how can I do that?
Message signing is a way you can prove you control a particular address, and demonstrate you have ownership of the funds.
This feature is currently only available for your Imported Addresses, but will be implemented for all addresses in the future. To sign a message, go to Manage Addresses to the right of Imported Addresses. Choose which address you want to sign, and click More Options -> Sign Message.
A small window will display allowing you to provide a unique message or signature that identifies you as the owner."
Now I didn't import an address for the transaction, so maybe that's why I'm not getting it?
Coinbase doesn't even let you do this. I chatted with them and it's not even possible since they mix the transaction before sending it out. Their recommendation was to 'transfer the funds to a wallet you control' first. AAAAaaaargh!
But with a lot of PMs, begging, links to the trx and screen shots, sidehack decided to trust me.
So if you're thinking about this and your spendable btc are in Coinbase, move them to a 'real' wallet
We've reached quorum for the second set, so I'll be placing that order as soon as some coins confirm.
Also, heck with coin going crazy all day. Let's just say $430 at transaction time, which is about $60 over purchase plus shipping. That'll cover everything on my end including reshipping within the US. I'll see about accelerated shipping for folks who have already bought, seeing as how much coin went up between when they paid and when the order finally went through.
EDIT - round 2 is ordered. This time instead of taking 2 days and a resubmitted transaction to confirm, it was like three minutes. Thanks, the network, for doing your job this time.
Also, heck with coin going crazy all day. Let's just say $430 at transaction time, which is about $60 over purchase plus shipping. That'll cover everything on my end including reshipping within the US. I'll see about accelerated shipping for folks who have already bought, seeing as how much coin went up between when they paid and when the order finally went through.
EDIT - round 2 is ordered. This time instead of taking 2 days and a resubmitted transaction to confirm, it was like three minutes. Thanks, the network, for doing your job this time.
Don't forget, all transactions need to be accompanied with a signed message to verify.
how is it going with your board to replace the s1 or others?
Don't forget, all transactions need to be accompanied with a signed message to verify.
I want one I sent you pm..
Don't forget, all transactions need to be accompanied with a signed message to verify.
Thank you both for doing this!
I PM:ed you.
I PM:ed you.
Coin's way up, so let's say 0.57 right now.
Okay I will send shortly. I need to go to the correct pc.
okay 0.57 sent from me .
Coin's way up, so let's say 0.57 right now.
I will pm HagssFIN
are we at .59 for this?
That works for me, if you two want to iron out the details. I was thinking of using the PSU as partial shipping cost, but I don't really need another one. If Phil actually wants it that works out for everyone.
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