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firetreeactual

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Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 12:12:05 PM

I just went full mad mode on the RPi provided by Canaan.

In the Advance settings, there are no tabs at all and controller is not showing the miners connected.

Furthermore, the Userinterface is totally different from what was posted by the reviewes. No update, upgrade, back up or anything at all!!

Now I am like a mad dog looking for an sd card reader to flash a new image.

No mining today.

You realize that the miner is static IP'd to 192.168.0.100? If you're using DHCP you'll have to Macgyver your setup to access the machine to change it's IP to match your subnet, or change it to DHCP. The GUI you first get when you boot up the RPi is not the usual interface (CGMiner) you see when you're operating.

You don't need to update, upgrade, or anything else to get up and running. I went through a similar stress when mine first arrived...I had forgotten about the IP thing.

Try going directly to 192.168.0.100 if you haven't already.

hhumaidan

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I just went full mad mode on the RPi provided by Canaan.

In the Advance settings, there are no tabs at all and controller is not showing the miners connected.

Furthermore, the User interface is totally different from what was posted by the reviewes. No update, upgrade, back up or anything at all!!

Now I am like a mad dog looking for an sd card reader to flash a new image.

No mining today.

raidbak

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Quote from: clgrissom3 on December 03, 2016, 10:26:30 AM

Quote from: raidbak on December 03, 2016, 10:19:08 AM

Quick question

Should i set any specific difficulty under worker management screen?

It works best to let the pool pick the difficulty for you.

great thanks

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: raidbak on December 03, 2016, 10:19:08 AM

Quick question

Should i set any specific difficulty under worker management screen?

It works best to let the pool pick the difficulty for you.

raidbak

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Quick question

Should i set any specific difficulty under worker management screen?

raidbak

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Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 06:38:33 AM

Quote from: raidbak on December 03, 2016, 06:34:39 AM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

HI,

what is the optimizer boards?

These in the link below:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ibm-bladecenter-2880w-breakout-1698582

interesting especially the remote network enabled reset switch. and this would enable us to use a IBM bladeCenter power supplies.

Funny i was looking at getting this https://simplemining.net/ to manage remote reset and hard boots for my RIGs "mining ether and Zcash"

hhumaidan

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Quote from: raidbak on December 03, 2016, 06:34:39 AM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

HI,

what is the optimizer boards?

These in the link below:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ibm-bladecenter-2880w-breakout-1698582

raidbak

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Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

HI,

what is the optimizer boards?

hhumaidan

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Cool!

Thanks guys.

I got RPi 3 from Canaan and was surprised with no power connector.

Oh well, thanks for the guidance.

Well turn on the units after configurations

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Yeah basically the same as a current Android phone charger, or any USB wall plug with the appropriate micro usb connector on it.
I'm just wasn't sure if all (4 different) RPi use the same connector but I guess they do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Mini_and_micro_connectors
Edit: oh I didn't mention ... in that pic it's the Micro-B plug

HagssFIN

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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.

Quote from: Biffa on December 03, 2016, 04:51:01 AM

Quote from: kano on December 03, 2016, 04:19:46 AM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

Which is it?
I presume you mean the RPi but what version?
(I have a collection of ... 6 ... original RPi at home so I use them)

Don't RPi have microusb ports so use mobile phone chargers?

Yes, from the wall (100-240VAC) to --> 5VDC ~~micro usb~~ USB wall wart and a USB male to micro usb male cable (if no cable is included with the wall wart).
The specifications must say 5 VDC and at least 1.0A current (4.0W is the highest consumption among the Pi models).

edit: I fixed few words

Biffa

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Quote from: kano on December 03, 2016, 04:19:46 AM

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

Which is it?
I presume you mean the RPi but what version?
(I have a collection of ... 6 ... original RPi at home so I use them)

Don't RPi have microusb ports so use mobile phone chargers?

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: hhumaidan on December 03, 2016, 04:11:53 AM

Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

Which is it?
I presume you mean the RPi but what version?
(I have a collection of ... 6 ... original RPi at home so I use them)

hhumaidan

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Got my 8 units of A7 Grin

Will fire 6 units later since I am waiting for Optimisers Boards.

I have a question, the controller does not include a power cable?? Because mine did not come with it Huh

firetreeactual

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Quote from: kano on December 02, 2016, 10:48:47 PM

Quote from: firetreeactual on December 02, 2016, 07:21:37 PM

... I didn't think the node made a difference...except to my CPU and bandwidth. Grin

Yes it does

If you make a txn that isn't confirmed, your local node will send it out again, I think once every few hours or so ... (I'm not sure how often)
Basically the issue is that standard bitcoind has a habit of throwing away transactions after a while if they aren't white-listed.
Adding a txn via the RPC white-lists it i.e. creating the txn on your node.

If you aren't using the node for your wallet, then get the txn from your wallet:
On the wallet: bitcoin-cli getrawtransaction txnid....
and the long hex output, go to your node and:
bitcoin-cli sendrawtransaction longhex....

Well...at least my intuition was good on that one... Undecided

Thanks, Kano...makes sense. Yup, my wallet is the Core, so I don't think I need to do anything else at this point. It has worked well, with the exception of that episode last month when someone spammed the blockchain...but even then all my tx's came back.

Anyway...I'm blessed in that I have no data cap, a 100mbps connection, a high-end workstation with a backup, and free power...all 30 amps of it. Roll Eyes

I can open 8333 on the modem straight through, and handle the security with my own router on my end. Right at the moment, Core says I've got 63 active connections. Macheen workee.

Mine on...

kano

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Quote from: firetreeactual on December 02, 2016, 07:21:37 PM

... I didn't think the node made a difference...except to my CPU and bandwidth. Grin

Yes it does

If you make a txn that isn't confirmed, your local node will send it out again, I think once every few hours or so ... (I'm not sure how often)
Basically the issue is that standard bitcoind has a habit of throwing away transactions after a while if they aren't white-listed.
Adding a txn via the RPC white-lists it i.e. creating the txn on your node.

If you aren't using the node for your wallet, then get the txn from your wallet:
On the wallet: bitcoin-cli getrawtransaction txnid....
and the long hex output, go to your node and:
bitcoin-cli sendrawtransaction longhex....

torontobitcoinmanager

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just got my tracking for 50 S9s. should connect them in 12 days

firetreeactual

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Quote from: DarkStar_ on December 02, 2016, 07:00:25 PM

Quote from: firetreeactual on December 02, 2016, 06:53:19 PM

Quote from: HagssFIN on December 02, 2016, 05:58:17 PM

I have the same problem as you Phil with getting the high priority payment confirmed. Undecided

I wonder if it has been a large scale problem lately among the BTC users.

Not here, at least. My tx's confirm in as little as 15 min, or perhaps 30 min in the case of Coinbase or Newegg stuff. I run a full node, though. Not really sure if that makes any difference. I run it just to be supporting the network.

You probably pay a higher fee, or send at a time where the network isn't congested. Running a node doesn't have a noticeable effect, unless you paid an extremely tiny fee.

Quote from: philipma1957 on December 02, 2016, 06:14:36 PM

In one case I paid .00000050 x 1000 = .00050000
I set block chain info wallet higher.
so it did .00000054 x 1873 = .00101000 in both cases too small.

54 satoshis per byte normally would give you a fast transaction, but there has been a lot of unconfirmed txs lately. I'd highly recommend checking https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ to see how many satoshis/byte is needed for a quick (next block) confirmation.

Sorry for the slightly OT

Not really OT, I think. Anyway...yes, I hike the fee to 0.00069788/kb...never had to go higher. I didn't think the node made a difference...except to my CPU and bandwidth. Grin

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Quote from: firetreeactual on December 02, 2016, 06:53:19 PM

Quote from: HagssFIN on December 02, 2016, 05:58:17 PM

I have the same problem as you Phil with getting the high priority payment confirmed. Undecided

I wonder if it has been a large scale problem lately among the BTC users.

Not here, at least. My tx's confirm in as little as 15 min, or perhaps 30 min in the case of Coinbase or Newegg stuff. I run a full node, though. Not really sure if that makes any difference. I run it just to be supporting the network.

You probably pay a higher fee, or send at a time where the network isn't congested. Running a node doesn't have a noticeable effect, unless you paid an extremely tiny fee.

Quote from: philipma1957 on December 02, 2016, 06:14:36 PM

In one case I paid .00000050 x 1000 = .00050000
I set block chain info wallet higher.
so it did .00000054 x 1873 = .00101000 in both cases too small.

54 satoshis per byte normally would give you a fast transaction, but there has been a lot of unconfirmed txs lately. I'd highly recommend checking https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ to see how many satoshis/byte is needed for a quick (next block) confirmation.

Sorry for the slightly OT

firetreeactual

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Quote from: HagssFIN on December 02, 2016, 05:58:17 PM

I have the same problem as you Phil with getting the high priority payment confirmed. Undecided

I wonder if it has been a large scale problem lately among the BTC users.

Not here, at least. My tx's confirm in as little as 15 min, or perhaps 30 min in the case of Coinbase or Newegg stuff. I run a full node, though. Not really sure if that makes any difference. I run it just to be supporting the network.

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