HashFast announces specs for new ASIC: 400GH/s - page 364.

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Quote from: allinvain on December 18, 2013, 04:19:22 AM

Will they just give you a Sierra case if you ask them for it at cost? Or is this something they did just for you on a one-time basis?

I offered them to pay the case when I asked for it, because we all know how it's HF at this time. They refused it anyways.
It may me just me, but I think that many others would prefer to have a rack case to be ready when the MPP comes and to fit better into a dc.

Quote from: cedivad on December 18, 2013, 04:24:07 AM

For what it matters, john at the time said that it was natural that he offered me to switch to the sierra case, and that he had accepted every similar request from every other customer that asked... This is why i never tough of this as a one time basis thing, and never had a problem sharing it with everyone, when i tough HF to be legit...
Now we know that it was just another lie?

[end of useless ot for me]

I have also sent the request to John on skype and in 8 days I did not get and answer

Let's stay ot yes

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For what it matters, john at the time said that it was natural that he offered me to switch to the sierra case, and that he had accepted every similar request from every other customer that asked... This is why i never tough of this as a one time basis thing, and never had a problem sharing it with everyone, when i tough HF to be legit...
Now we know that it was just another lie?

[end of useless ot for me]

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Quote from: Visesrion on December 18, 2013, 03:59:46 AM

Quote from: cedivad on December 18, 2013, 03:53:28 AM

It not true, many datacenters accept as little as a 1U, you have 4U, however for a sigle BJ, the best option could simply be to run it off your home power outlet.

But the BJ comes in a standard pc case not in a rack one. So the 3-4 dc I looked up said they could not handle them. Anyways I have already found a nice hosting.
I asked for a sierra case to have all installed and clean in a dc when the MPP and the upgrade chip comes

Will they just give you a Sierra case if you ask them for it at cost? Or is this something they did just for you on a one-time basis?

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Quote from: cedivad on December 18, 2013, 03:53:28 AM

It not true, many datacenters accept as little as a 1U, you have 4U, however for a sigle BJ, the best option could simply be to run it off your home power outlet.

But the BJ comes in a standard pc case not in a rack one. So the 3-4 dc I looked up said they could not handle them. Anyways I have already found a nice hosting.
I asked for a sierra case to have all installed and clean in a dc when the MPP and the upgrade chip comes

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It not true, many datacenters accept as little as a 1U, you have 4U (the BJ case should anyway account for 4 units of space, anyway, some low level datacenters accepts case units and not only servers), for a sigle BJ, the best option could simply be to run it off your home power outlet.

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Quote from: cedivad on December 18, 2013, 03:36:09 AM

Quote from: Visesrion on December 18, 2013, 03:34:38 AM

Even you try just to change the CASE of the BJ for a sierra one in order to fit into a normal dc racks, the answer will be a big NO
This is hashfast Angry

Did you have 3 or more BJ and when did you ask for this? I asked in september...

I asked when the sierra apeared. First I sugested as minimun compensation for the users of the batch 1, as I did not see the reason to produce a custom case for future batches and a oem pc case for first ones.

They "took in consideration" my opinion and that's it. Now as they do not offer hosting, every dc I looked up just acepts rack units, so I beg them to please change the case and I will pay it. The answer as usual

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It was nothing special, other than being of topic, actually.
BTC price back to one month ago? What a crash! HF, we are gonna to sub 10$, please refund me my BTC. Thanks.

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Hey ice, you have any contacts at hash fast? They seem to have gone MIA during the home stretch.

There are million things to take care of during the home stretch.

Adding personnel to the customer support team is one of them. Tongue

I'm sure they are swamped with orders, inquiries, etc. because of all the BTC hype in general and their spectacular 500GH/sec/chip achievement in particular.

Whats interesting is the long term charts show that BTC is heading way down in price. It will tick up one last time, then comes the nose dive. That is a good thing for those of us holding cash. A bad thing for those holding BTC.

what indicators do you have for making bold predictions like that? how can you predict 'just one spike' ? and how do you predict 'heading way down' ?

since you've mentioned both an up, and a down, i presume you won't be wrong, since a volatile asset like btc will always fulfil those indications.

I won't post any graphs or graphics since I don't want to give away anything helpful. But read your stochastics at different intervals and then compare with MACD indicators at different scales of time.

It is obvious. The whales with the most BTC are waiting for one last rise then comes the big dump as the whales will drop their BTC into the markets (and pick up fiat to hold). People like me are looking to buy up BTC at Sub 400$ prices.

Edit: If you haven't already, I would recommend during the next rise you keep at least 7k to 10k cash on hand to ride out the bottoming out over the next 2 months or so. (daily/monthly expenses etc) (So you don't have to convert BTC at extremely cheap rates)

It will likely go up again, it usually does. Corrections are just the way of the market.

Wow, this was impressive prediction

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Quote from: Jutarul on December 18, 2013, 02:33:39 AM

Quote from: allinvain on December 18, 2013, 02:25:53 AM

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Can you point me to a HOW-TO on this subject? (ie NFS based root fs)

Here's a start:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3267060

cedivad and Jutarul thank you both. These will come in handy when I experience the first sdcard failure.

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Quote from: Visesrion on December 18, 2013, 03:34:38 AM

Even you try just to change the CASE of the BJ for a sierra one in order to fit into a normal dc racks, the answer will be a big NO
This is hashfast Angry

Did you have 3 or more BJ and when did you ask for this? I asked in september...

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Quote from: cedivad on December 17, 2013, 06:54:19 PM

@ninjarobot, if only you had brought a microphone with you that day... (btc refunds)...

>Why 400 we have 570 BJ in Batch one.
270 where converted to Sierra cases? (the 200 BJ order, mine's, and someone else's?)

Did you convert it? I was answering them the same and got this

Even you try just to change the CASE of the BJ for a sierra one in order to fit into a normal dc racks, the answer will be a big NO

This is hashfast Angry

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No, i didn't received a Sierra for free, every time i talk about the sierra in this thread i talk about the case. I had more than 3 BJ, and i was lucky enough to have them converted to number of BJ/3 sierras. It's really only the case.

Every and each time that they claim that you received the MPP for free, i have to reply that this was not the case for me. I ordered only after two major events: the MPP and the Tapeout. It's only thanks to those two that batch 1 was sold out. And they know that. Another thing that they regardless like to do is to make you feel guilty "you already received the MPP, shut up".

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Quote from: jjiimm_64 on December 18, 2013, 03:00:46 AM

I would rather just run a computer next to the BJ's and run a usb cable to them.. this is possible right?

Yes, Baby Jets may be controlled by any computer equipped with a USB port and running cgminer.

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Quote from: cedivad on December 17, 2013, 06:54:19 PM

@ninjarobot, if only you had brought a microphone with you that day... (btc refunds)...

>Why 400 we have 570 BJ in Batch one.
270 where converted to Sierra cases? (the 200 BJ order, mine's, and someone else's?)

Did you convert it? I was answering them the same and got this reply from HF

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I would rather just run a computer next to the BJ's and run a usb cable to them.. this is possible right?

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Quote from: HashFast_CL on December 18, 2013, 01:06:25 AM

The RPi isn't powerful enough to run a 'fancy web gui' and cgminer is terminal-based. I'm trying to get DrHaribo and Tacotime development boards, so users who don't like cgiminer will have GUI-based options.

If you are using php 3 with a bloated framework and mysql 4 with millions of rows and no indexes, yes, that would be the case.

If you are using anything more powerful than a RPi to run the web interface, regardless of how fancy it has to be, you are an idiot. And i'm looking forward for when you ship the BJ to see how much of an idiot you are.

(this adds to the list of inverted airflow in the sierra case, on the PSU that in your case standing to cyperdoc had the fan inverted because it was special, and something else more recent that i can't remember but that was even worse).

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Quote from: allinvain on December 18, 2013, 02:25:53 AM

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Can you point me to a HOW-TO on this subject? (ie NFS based root fs)

Here's a start:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3267060

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HF finally replied to my email. About MPP custom costs:

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3) MPP declared values have not been finalized though, most likely they will be the base cost for replacement if lost but a $0 charged to the customer. This is still in the works though and not finalized.

@allinvain, http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/628/how-do-i-configure-the-raspberry-pi-to-boot-with-an-nfs-root

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Quote from: Jutarul on December 18, 2013, 02:20:56 AM

Quote from: allinvain on December 18, 2013, 02:16:29 AM

Quote from: Jutarul on December 18, 2013, 02:03:41 AM

This is a heads up: If they run the OS from the build-in SD card it's likely gonna fail sooner or later (filesystem damages) and will have to be re-imaged, as happened to the bitfury machines. So be prepared to swap any failing SD cards.

Is that prevalent? I read somewhere that it's due to the way people restart/shutdown their systems.

@ninjarobot - is minepeon somehow inherently better at this, does it use the file system less? As far as I'm aware none of these custom linux distros were designed for an embedded environment and hence make normal use of the file system.

Yes - file system errors occur when the system is "stopped" in the wrong moment e.g. during a blackout or an abnormal shutdown. The prevalence of this occurring depends on the frequency of any abnormal shutdowns and the intensity of file operations occurring... In any event there is a finite chance. That's why I switched to NFS based root fs long ago and I use the SD card only for the boot instructions.

Can you point me to a HOW-TO on this subject? (ie NFS based root fs)

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Quote from: allinvain on December 18, 2013, 02:16:29 AM

Quote from: Jutarul on December 18, 2013, 02:03:41 AM

This is a heads up: If they run the OS from the build-in SD card it's likely gonna fail sooner or later (filesystem damages) and will have to be re-imaged, as happened to the bitfury machines. So be prepared to swap any failing SD cards.

Is that prevalent? I read somewhere that it's due to the way people restart/shutdown their systems.

@ninjarobot - is minepeon somehow inherently better at this, does it use the file system less? As far as I'm aware none of these custom linux distros were designed for an embedded environment and hence make normal use of the file system.

Yes - file system errors occur when the system is "stopped" in the wrong moment e.g. during a blackout or an abnormal shutdown. The prevalence of this occurring depends on the frequency of any abnormal shutdowns and the intensity of file operations occurring... In any event there is a finite chance. That's why I switched to NFS based root fs long ago and I use the SD card only for the boot instructions.

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