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kano

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Quote from: usukan on November 24, 2016, 04:52:51 AM

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isn't 5THs about half what an A7 should do?

You been smoking something?

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Kano.A7   5.096k   1s   8,397   35,604,892   7.58THs   26s   0.532%   0.004%   5.24THs

also - Pool has is currently displayed as 32THs not 32 PHs

CKPool:     32,745.50THs
Shares:     941,824,361,119 (334.22%)
Invalids:     1.1M (0.62%) · 3.6G (0.38%)

That says 32PH ...

And that page also says 7.58THs ... yeah funny about the inaccuracy of hash rates Tongue

Also as I said above ... it takes a while to ramp up ...

Also looking at one number when there's a graph of quite a few that says otherwise ...

usukan

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Quote from: kano on November 24, 2016, 01:40:32 AM

Quote from: clgrissom3 on November 23, 2016, 09:38:31 PM

Quote from: kano on November 23, 2016, 09:18:12 PM

So ... I have an A7 mining on the pool right now

I'll add a menu a bit later so people can see my workers - if anyone is interested.
I'll post here when it's done.

Miner is actually no where near as loud as I expected - and it's 26C here
(and I have it in the laundry which is about 28C after running the dryer an hour ago)
It's hopping around 2300 to 2500 RPM for me - in the middle to low 60's dBA (i.e. certainly under 70 dBA)
It's temperature says it's 31C

Need to let it run for an hour or so to get a reasonable hash rate estimate.

For anyone who uses the default RPi image (as of today) on canaan.io - it's setup for static IP 192.168.0.100
So you may have to login to that and switch it to DHCP if you have more than one - or if you have a lot, set that in the image.

Very cool Kano! I can't wait to see what you you get with your new toy! Grin

OK it's up and working.
Everyone logged in now has 2 extra options in the 'Workers' menu:
K.Workers and K.Graph - that shows my data below the menu (still your data above top right)

Edit: oh I'll take it down to the garage at some point later and thus it will have a short outage - but the shift will show that after I do it - it seems they start a little slower then climb up for an hour or so to get the speed right.

Edit2: though it's clear from the Workers page, you can separate out the A6s and A7s on my graph by using at the top "all" ".A6*" and ".A7*" and pressing "Update" - though it will forget your settings if you already had some for your workers.

Edit3: moved - so it was off for a bit over half an hour.

isn't 5THs about half what an A7 should do?

Kano.A7   5.096k   1s   8,397   35,604,892   7.58THs   26s   0.532%   0.004%   5.24THs

also - Pool has is currently displayed as 32THs not 32 PHs

CKPool:     32,745.50THs
Shares:     941,824,361,119 (334.22%)
Invalids:     1.1M (0.62%) · 3.6G (0.38%)

kano

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Quote from: clgrissom3 on November 23, 2016, 09:38:31 PM

Quote from: kano on November 23, 2016, 09:18:12 PM

So ... I have an A7 mining on the pool right now

I'll add a menu a bit later so people can see my workers - if anyone is interested.
I'll post here when it's done.

Miner is actually no where near as loud as I expected - and it's 26C here
(and I have it in the laundry which is about 28C after running the dryer an hour ago)
It's hopping around 2300 to 2500 RPM for me - in the middle to low 60's dBA (i.e. certainly under 70 dBA)
It's temperature says it's 31C

Need to let it run for an hour or so to get a reasonable hash rate estimate.

For anyone who uses the default RPi image (as of today) on canaan.io - it's setup for static IP 192.168.0.100
So you may have to login to that and switch it to DHCP if you have more than one - or if you have a lot, set that in the image.

Very cool Kano! I can't wait to see what you you get with your new toy! Grin

OK it's up and working.
Everyone logged in now has 2 extra options in the 'Workers' menu:
K.Workers and K.Graph - that shows my data below the menu (still your data above top right)

Edit: oh I'll take it down to the garage at some point later and thus it will have a short outage - but the shift will show that after I do it - it seems they start a little slower then climb up for an hour or so to get the speed right.

Edit2: though it's clear from the Workers page, you can separate out the A6s and A7s on my graph by using at the top "all" ".A6*" and ".A7*" and pressing "Update" - though it will forget your settings if you already had some for your workers.

Edit3: moved - so it was off for a bit over half an hour.

usukan

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I'm getting bored again............

our luck will improve now!

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: firetreeactual on November 23, 2016, 10:29:41 PM

Quote from: clgrissom3 on November 23, 2016, 09:45:45 PM

You guys were making me nervous so I just transferred my balance from Coinbase to my KeepKey (about 4 coins). I do this normally anyway once it goes over 1 or 2 coins so I don't have any real balance open to hackers but I had let it go a bit too ling this time around. Total time to complete the transaction and get all the required confirms...12 minutes.

Now I just unplug my KeepKey, put it in my safe next to my Glock, and all is good!

Sounds like here...my flash backups, pending data recoveries, etc. are in my safe...next to my Glock. Yowza.

My (final) ones are on my desk, safely next to my R2D2 USB and Tenshi Nendoroid

... though that's an encrypted drive that even I don't know the password to

-ck

legendary

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Ruu \o/

I'm pleased to announce that I've received an ava7 gratis as well from canaan for continued support of this device in cgminer and am already running it on the master cgminer code on this pool.

firetreeactual

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Activity: 952

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Quote from: clgrissom3 on November 23, 2016, 09:45:45 PM

You guys were making me nervous so I just transferred my balance from Coinbase to my KeepKey (about 4 coins). I do this normally anyway once it goes over 1 or 2 coins so I don't have any real balance open to hackers but I had let it go a bit too ling this time around. Total time to complete the transaction and get all the required confirms...12 minutes.

Now I just unplug my KeepKey, put it in my safe next to my Glock, and all is good!

Sounds like here...my flash backups, pending data recoveries, etc. are in my safe...next to my Glock. Yowza.

wmabern

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Visualize whirledps

'bout time to knock this ugly, red block to the curb and start hitting some FLUFFY, GREEN BLOCKS!!!! Cool

Come on BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Cheesy

Let's make this a very Happy Thanksgiving day with FOUR-PLUS BLOCKS TODAY!!

We can do it!!! Grin

"Everybody else is just GREEN,
Have you seen the chart?
It's a helluva start,
It could be made into a monster
If we all pull together as a team.
And did we tell you the name of the game, boy,
We call it Riding the Gravy Train........"
~Pink Floyd

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: elokk on November 23, 2016, 08:28:32 PM

Quote from: buttbologna666 on November 23, 2016, 08:21:58 PM

Hi all..first post here but been reading the posts for some time. Anyway just wanted to get some suggestions about the wallet I'm using for my pool payments. I've been mining with this pool for right around a month just using a btc address instead of registering. I know the benefits of registering but that's not my issue. When I started and currently I'm using a Coinbase wallet address for pool payments and while I haven't mined within the period of time the IRS is asking for records of I still have some concerns as to if it would be a good idea to continue to use Coinbase as my wallet or if there are valid reasons that I should dump my balance over to another wallet platform. Open to suggestions and have appreciated the advice I have found here already thanks in advance .

trezor

You guys were making me nervous so I just transferred my balance from Coinbase to my KeepKey (about 4 coins). I do this normally anyway once it goes over 1 or 2 coins so I don't have any real balance open to hackers but I had let it go a bit too ling this time around. Total time to complete the transaction and get all the required confirms...12 minutes.

Now I just unplug my KeepKey, put it in my safe next to my Glock, and all is good!

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: kano on November 23, 2016, 09:18:12 PM

So ... I have an A7 mining on the pool right now

I'll add a menu a bit later so people can see my workers - if anyone is interested.
I'll post here when it's done.

Miner is actually no where near as loud as I expected - and it's 26C here
(and I have it in the laundry which is about 28C after running the dryer an hour ago)
It's hopping around 2300 to 2500 RPM for me - in the middle to low 60's dBA (i.e. certainly under 70 dBA)
It's temperature says it's 31C

Need to let it run for an hour or so to get a reasonable hash rate estimate.

For anyone who uses the default RPi image (as of today) on canaan.io - it's setup for static IP 192.168.0.100
So you may have to login to that and switch it to DHCP if you have more than one - or if you have a lot, set that in the image.

Very cool Kano! I can't wait to see what you you get with your new toy! Grin

firetreeactual

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Awwww maaaannnnn...you got yours first. Grin

I was sorta kinda expecting a relatively quiet experience; my A6s have been a lot quieter than the S7s.

I was going to re-burn my RPi card tomorrow anyway, as I await my unit. Thanks for the update.

kano

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Activity: 4634

Merit: 1851

Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

So ... I have an A7 mining on the pool right now

I'll add a menu a bit later so people can see my workers - if anyone is interested.
I'll post here when it's done.

Miner is actually no where near as loud as I expected - and it's 26C here
(and I have it in the laundry which is about 28C after running the dryer an hour ago)
It's hopping around 2300 to 2500 RPM for me - in the middle to low 60's dBA (i.e. certainly under 70 dBA)
It's temperature says it's 31C

Need to let it run for an hour or so to get a reasonable hash rate estimate.

For anyone who uses the default RPi image (as of today) on canaan.io - it's setup for static IP 192.168.0.100
So you may have to login to that and switch it to DHCP if you have more than one - or if you have a lot, set that in the image.

elokk

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Quote from: buttbologna666 on November 23, 2016, 08:21:58 PM

Hi all..first post here but been reading the posts for some time. Anyway just wanted to get some suggestions about the wallet I'm using for my pool payments. I've been mining with this pool for right around a month just using a btc address instead of registering. I know the benefits of registering but that's not my issue. When I started and currently I'm using a Coinbase wallet address for pool payments and while I haven't mined within the period of time the IRS is asking for records of I still have some concerns as to if it would be a good idea to continue to use Coinbase as my wallet or if there are valid reasons that I should dump my balance over to another wallet platform. Open to suggestions and have appreciated the advice I have found here already thanks in advance .

trezor

buttbologna666

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Hi all..first post here but been reading the posts for some time. Anyway just wanted to get some suggestions about the wallet I'm using for my pool payments. I've been mining with this pool for right around a month just using a btc address instead of registering. I know the benefits of registering but that's not my issue. When I started and currently I'm using a Coinbase wallet address for pool payments and while I haven't mined within the period of time the IRS is asking for records of I still have some concerns as to if it would be a good idea to continue to use Coinbase as my wallet or if there are valid reasons that I should dump my balance over to another wallet platform. Open to suggestions and have appreciated the advice I have found here already thanks in advance .

pondule

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Hard to say whether this is good or bad, on the one hand we have miners complaining that their transactions won't go through but on the other hand we have miners shouting "yippee" because a block was paid 13.6 BTC rather than the 12.5 BTC that you get for an empty block. I'm not even sure that it's spam, could be Coinbase users moving their stashes out of the clutches of US government.

May we live in interesting times.

firetreeactual

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"...Molasses flowing uphill in January..."

kano

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Quote from: pondule on November 23, 2016, 05:37:26 PM

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I hope it wasn't me playing about with my wallet settings trying to consolidate these individual mBTC for free that spammed the network. I can't find a way to cancel the requests using Electrum but I don't think I did that many anyway.

Heh, no there's around 60k transactions at the moment ...
http://statoshi.info/dashboard/db/transactions

pondule

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Quote from: firetreeactual on November 23, 2016, 04:53:09 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on November 23, 2016, 04:05:06 PM

I will not confirm or deny that .

I will confirm that paypal was politely denied. So I asked about BTC or CC for payment.

I do suggest that if you want to buy an Avalon 721 with BTC or CC you could ask politely as being nice can not hurt.

So far it (the btc payment of 2.74 ) is stuck and i am annoyed that some A--- hole decided to spam the blockchain.

I have had a similar experience re ordering, and I second your recommendation, Phil...other than getting the tx stuck, of course...

Being nice NEVER hurts. Kiss

EDIT: ...and now I know why that transaction got stuck. My partner's core went offline just before the spam attack. When he came back on, the jam was happening. Crap.

I hope it wasn't me playing about with my wallet settings trying to consolidate these individual mBTC for free that spammed the network. I can't find a way to cancel the requests using Electrum but I don't think I did that many anyway.

firetreeactual

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Quote from: philipma1957 on November 23, 2016, 04:05:06 PM

I will not confirm or deny that .

I will confirm that paypal was politely denied. So I asked about BTC or CC for payment.

I do suggest that if you want to buy an Avalon 721 with BTC or CC you could ask politely as being nice can not hurt.

So far it (the btc payment of 2.74 ) is stuck and i am annoyed that some A--- hole decided to spam the blockchain.

I have had a similar experience re ordering, and I second your recommendation, Phil...other than getting the tx stuck, of course...

Being nice NEVER hurts. Kiss

EDIT: ...and now I know why that transaction got stuck. My partner's core went offline just before the spam attack. When he came back on, the jam was happening. Crap.

VRobb

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I'm in BTC XTC

Stupid of them to be so coy with regards to payment. I was looking forward to getting an Avalon and pointing it here, but I don't beg companies to take my money. They shouldn't be making this so difficult, and they still haven't given me any other option than wire transfer, so I guess not. Huh

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