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philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: firetreeactual on December 04, 2016, 07:10:40 PM

Quote from: wmabern on December 04, 2016, 06:20:42 PM

I have used the Linux "Mint" releases in the past. Many may frown because it is so close in layout to Windows. Anyway, I have enjoyed it when I have used it. No steep learning curve either.

Well...I don't mind that it looks like Windows. The difference is that Mint works...all the time...like most Linux installations...and quite unlike the MS product. Tongue

I did one Linux build works very well. But windows 7 on the right mobos works really well.

Not a fan of windows 10.

hurricandave

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Well,I just got back fro MicroCenter with the missing pieces of hardware to complete a PC build I started a year ago. I bought 3 USB Drives and a 50 cake of 16X DVD-R as well. Maybe that will be enough to find a flavor I'm looking for. I think part of what I didn't like in Ubuntu was the Toolbar on the Left vertical side. Changing Themes would probably help but for a newbie it gets REAL with a QUICKNESS NOW.

firetreeactual

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Quote from: wmabern on December 04, 2016, 06:20:42 PM

I have used the Linux "Mint" releases in the past. Many may frown because it is so close in layout to Windows. Anyway, I have enjoyed it when I have used it. No steep learning curve either.

Well...I don't mind that it looks like Windows. The difference is that Mint works...all the time...like most Linux installations...and quite unlike the MS product. Tongue

wmabern

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Visualize whirledps

I have used the Linux "Mint" releases in the past. Many may frown because it is so close in layout to Windows. Anyway, I have enjoyed it when I have used it. No steep learning curve either.

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: hurricandave on December 04, 2016, 02:47:33 PM

I know this is a bit OT but, if I remember correctly, Kano is partial to RedHat?
...

I used to be partial to it - then Fedora after RedHat 9 (long ago)
Pretty much I only use it for my desktop now coz it's a pain in the ass to rebuild it from scratch to switch it to Ubuntu.
Everything else I now use Ubuntu LTS (14 or 16)

Fedora was good while cutting edge udpates were necessary.
That's long been a thing of the past now however, and stability is my main concern for servers.
Ubuntu LTS suits that well.

firetreeactual

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FWIW...when I gave up WInbloze last year I went with Ubuntu, and the 12LTS version. I upgraded to the 16.04LTS a couple of months ago, and it works fine for me...and I run a lot of rather high-end data recovery and similar apps. I've found everything I need that runs under it, and only had one driver issue that was rather easily fixed. I chose this flavor mostly because the majority of the folks I "commiserate" with use it. It's a matter of preference, as you said. Good luck.

-ck

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: hurricandave on December 04, 2016, 02:47:33 PM

I know this is a bit OT but, if I remember correctly, Kano is partial to RedHat? CK is 100% Linux but I don't remember seeing him ever post a flavor preference. Does Fedora qualify in Kano's book as "suitable" RedHat Distro. Is it a reasonable place for a first time foray into actual Linux distro's. I tried Ubuntu and just did not like the look, layout, etc... to go further. Need to find a Flavor that strikes a chord.

I use Debian for servers exclusively and a mixture of Ubuntu and Arch for desktops/laptops, though lately I've used Arch very little for convenience but I still like it.

hurricandave

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I know this is a bit OT but, if I remember correctly, Kano is partial to RedHat? CK is 100% Linux but I don't remember seeing him ever post a flavor preference. Does Fedora qualify in Kano's book as "suitable" RedHat Distro. Is it a reasonable place for a first time foray into actual Linux distro's. I tried Ubuntu and just did not like the look, layout, etc... to go further. Need to find a Flavor that strikes a chord.

hhumaidan

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Almost a 7TH per miner Shocked

firetreeactual

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Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 12:25:50 PM

Quote from: HagssFIN on December 04, 2016, 12:21:02 PM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 10:57:05 AM

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2016, 07:04:59 AM

Anyone who gets an A7, I would suggest a change on the advanced web configuration page:
More Options: --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
It should speed up the hash rate ramp up.

Ok done applying.

Only the above left. How do I apply it?

In the pool configuration view you should see a blank field "More options".
Insert --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
in that field.

Wohooo

Thank a lot

Yup...it does make a difference. One of the easier tweaks... Cool

hhumaidan

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Quote from: HagssFIN on December 04, 2016, 12:21:02 PM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 10:57:05 AM

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2016, 07:04:59 AM

Anyone who gets an A7, I would suggest a change on the advanced web configuration page:
More Options: --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
It should speed up the hash rate ramp up.

Ok done applying.

Only the above left. How do I apply it?

In the pool configuration view you should see a blank field "More options".
Insert --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
in that field.

Wohooo

Thank a lot

HagssFIN

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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 10:57:05 AM

Quote from: kano on November 29, 2016, 07:04:59 AM

Anyone who gets an A7, I would suggest a change on the advanced web configuration page:
More Options: --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
It should speed up the hash rate ramp up.

Ok done applying.

Only the above left. How do I apply it?

In the pool configuration view you should see a blank field "More options".
Insert --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
in that field.

firetreeactual

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Merit: 1003

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 09:29:38 AM

Finally units are working!

Hey Kano,

Can you guide me on how to apply the changes you mentioned?

I am not a computer savy and need to learn.

So guide me step by step

I'm glad to see you're getting there. Kano and Con are both good people.

hhumaidan

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Quote from: kano on November 29, 2016, 07:04:59 AM

Anyone who gets an A7, I would suggest a change on the advanced web configuration page:
More Options: --avalon7-nonce-mask 26
It should speed up the hash rate ramp up.

Ok done applying.

Only the above left. How do I apply it?

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 09:29:38 AM

Finally units are working!

Hey Kano,

Can you guide me on how to apply the changes you mentioned?

I am not a computer savy and need to learn.

So guide me step by step

SSH login to your RPi

Important all below is CASE sensitive

Then type the blue:
vim /etc/crontabs/root
N.B. means press the enter key
Then move your cursor to the right, with the arrow keys, until it's over the '5'
Then type the following keys to change the '5' to a '2' and save the changes:
R2ZZ
N.B. means press the esc key

Next the monitor:
vim /usr/bin/cgminer-monitor
Then to find the text we wanna change:
/Valid
Then type the following keys to change 'Valid Work' to a 'Share Time' and save the changes:
RShare TimeZZ

Done.

hhumaidan

full member

Activity: 143

Merit: 100

Finally units are working!

Hey Kano,

Can you guide me on how to apply the changes you mentioned?

I am not a computer savy and need to learn.

So guide me step by step

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Block by borachinua with 41.29TH/s! This is his 2nd Kano block and our 3rd of the day! Cheesy

xxxgeniy

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Block! by sashaandrey70 with 93 Th Grin

Second block per day )

-ck

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Ruu \o/

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 04, 2016, 12:17:14 AM

Quote from: generalt on December 03, 2016, 09:44:06 PM

Quote from: -ck on December 03, 2016, 03:38:32 PM

By the way, for those of you working on getting sdcards working and other shit to get your A7s mining, you can actually run them off the master cgminer and a regular PC in the meantime. Grab the latest master cgminer, build it with avalon7 support, and plug the avalon7 into your pc/laptop and mine in the meantime until you can get your RPis working. Not only that but you'll get newer code than is on the RPi images with my improvements and bugfixes.

That's pretty awesome. So people can run this off say a Windows PC and use teamviewer or something to get remote access to them. I mean I'm sure there's something similar for the RPi but some people are just more familiar with Windows.

How?

Can you guide us on how to set it up?

That's what documentation was invented for:
https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/blob/master/README

Please don't ask about windows. You'd be nuts to consider mining with windows at this point, though I will be releasing windows binary when I finally release the next version but there's no hurry to do so and it's just out of legacy that I still do so.

hhumaidan

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Quote from: generalt on December 03, 2016, 09:44:06 PM

Quote from: -ck on December 03, 2016, 03:38:32 PM

By the way, for those of you working on getting sdcards working and other shit to get your A7s mining, you can actually run them off the master cgminer and a regular PC in the meantime. Grab the latest master cgminer, build it with avalon7 support, and plug the avalon7 into your pc/laptop and mine in the meantime until you can get your RPis working. Not only that but you'll get newer code than is on the RPi images with my improvements and bugfixes.

That's pretty awesome. So people can run this off say a Windows PC and use teamviewer or something to get remote access to them. I mean I'm sure there's something similar for the RPi but some people are just more familiar with Windows.

How?

Can you guide us on how to set it up?

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