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Quote from: Crispyato on June 25, 2016, 11:00:23 PM

Kano. Can you make the coin machines put it interweb monies in my magic money wallets? Maybe scramble luck interceptors. I believe in your brain Shocked

Hello crispy... do you mean kano pool to convert block rewards from BTC into currency to you bank account?

I don't think that possible without using Coinbase API to a 3rd party, as far as I know.

And 101 more others factor why this cannot be done easily, just thinking about it makes me dizzy.

Anyways, Kano pool is NOT a bank.

Afternote: you may mean BTC mixing before it goes into your wallet... anyways, your question is still vague and Google translator may not be always useful to translate your language to English. Perhaps if you can write it in your own language and get the forum members to translate - probably would be a better idea.

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Kano. Can you make the coin machines put it interweb monies in my magic money wallets? Maybe scramble luck interceptors. I believe in your brain Shocked

wmabern

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Quote from: kano on June 25, 2016, 07:10:06 PM

Quote from: wmabern on June 25, 2016, 07:06:13 PM

Howdy folks.
Perhaps a dumb question that I think I already know the answer to...

I (finally) changed my worker names on my machines to "username.S7.1", "username.S7.2", etc. to better keep track of individual performance and to differentiate the machines when my S9 arrives next week.

On the "Workers" page it still has the old single username I was mining under. Does that drop off after 7 days as I think it will?

Thanks.

On to Block Sunday!

Eat moar chiken! Grin

It will if you set it to drop off after 7 days on the Workers->Management page

Yes I do. Thanks!

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: firetreeactual on June 25, 2016, 08:53:06 PM

Quote from: liveflipcoin on June 25, 2016, 07:57:47 PM

Are these red lights normal? Just got the S7's yesterday thanks!

I should probably leave this for someone else w/more hands on with S7s. I have three, but all I remember about the LEDs was that I would see red lights flashing on and off as they ran...along with blue, yellow, etc. I used to joke that they could impersonate a Huey with emergency lighting...noisy as hell and looking like a 70s disco floor...but they're now in Labrador and I don't have to have a disco floor in my living room. Grin

Anyway...this is the link to the user manual, which is essentially useless in this instance. BiteMe includes absolutely no explanation of what the LEDs actually mean. The one thing you DO want to be careful of is not mixing two psu's on the same hash board, or trying to run the machine without the controller powered. I used two HP 1KW psu's w/breakouts, six plugs from one and four from the other. One powers boards 2 & 3, one powers board 1 and the controller.

https://enshop.bitmain.com/files/download/Antminer%20S7%20user%20guide.pdf

Haha! I have 9 S7s but I have never actually seen them in person. I have no idea what they look or sound like in real life because they were all delivered directly to the hosting site at various times. My only interaction with them is when I log into their cgminer interface and when I see them hashing away in the pool workers list. Cheesy

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Quote from: liveflipcoin on June 25, 2016, 07:57:47 PM

Are these red lights normal? Just got the S7's yesterday thanks!

I should probably leave this for someone else w/more hands on with S7s. I have three, but all I remember about the LEDs was that I would see red lights flashing on and off as they ran...along with blue, yellow, etc. I used to joke that they could impersonate a Huey with emergency lighting...noisy as hell and looking like a 70s disco floor...but they're now in Labrador and I don't have to have a disco floor in my living room. Grin

Anyway...this is the link to the user manual, which is essentially useless in this instance. BiteMe includes absolutely no explanation of what the LEDs actually mean. The one thing you DO want to be careful of is not mixing two psu's on the same hash board, or trying to run the machine without the controller powered. I used two HP 1KW psu's w/breakouts, six plugs from one and four from the other. One powers boards 2 & 3, one powers board 1 and the controller.

https://enshop.bitmain.com/files/download/Antminer%20S7%20user%20guide.pdf

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Are these red lights normal? Just got the S7's yesterday thanks!

wmabern

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Quote from: firetreeactual on June 25, 2016, 07:09:45 PM

Quote from: wmabern on June 25, 2016, 07:06:13 PM

Howdy folks.
Perhaps a dumb question that I think I already know the answer to...

I (finally) changed my worker names on my machines to "username.S7.1", "username.S7.2", etc. to better keep track of individual performance and to differentiate the machines when my S9 arrives next week.

On the "Workers" page it still has the old single username I was mining under. Does that drop off after 7 days as I think it will?

Thanks.

On to Block Sunday!

Eat moar chiken! Grin

Yup.

Thanks!

kano

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Quote from: wmabern on June 25, 2016, 07:06:13 PM

Howdy folks.
Perhaps a dumb question that I think I already know the answer to...

I (finally) changed my worker names on my machines to "username.S7.1", "username.S7.2", etc. to better keep track of individual performance and to differentiate the machines when my S9 arrives next week.

On the "Workers" page it still has the old single username I was mining under. Does that drop off after 7 days as I think it will?

Thanks.

On to Block Sunday!

Eat moar chiken! Grin

It will if you set it to drop off after 7 days on the Workers->Management page

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Quote from: wmabern on June 25, 2016, 07:06:13 PM

Howdy folks.
Perhaps a dumb question that I think I already know the answer to...

I (finally) changed my worker names on my machines to "username.S7.1", "username.S7.2", etc. to better keep track of individual performance and to differentiate the machines when my S9 arrives next week.

On the "Workers" page it still has the old single username I was mining under. Does that drop off after 7 days as I think it will?

Thanks.

On to Block Sunday!

Eat moar chiken! Grin

Yup.

wmabern

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Visualize whirledps

Howdy folks.
Perhaps a dumb question that I think I already know the answer to...

I (finally) changed my worker names on my machines to "username.S7.1", "username.S7.2", etc. to better keep track of individual performance and to differentiate the machines when my S9 arrives next week.

On the "Workers" page it still has the old single username I was mining under. Does that drop off after 7 days as I think it will?

Thanks.

On to Block Sunday!

Eat moar chiken! Grin

firetreeactual

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Oh, you're quick, Kano...beat me to it. Cool

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Quote from: liveflipcoin on June 25, 2016, 06:48:17 PM

thanks for the info. What exactly is the "5n" number? what does the "n" stand for? thanks

On the web site menu: Help->Payouts https://kano.is/index.php?k=payout

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thanks for the info. got it thanks

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OK, finally gone thru all the logs to work out why we got a second orphan Sad

There's really no reason other than block distribution within China must have some bias ... ... ...

For all relay nodes, our block was there first, including on the Beijing relay node ...
The non-Chinese nodes we were well ahead.
The Beijing node we were 1.169s ahead.

The relay itself has been pretty fucked for the last few days, and US-West has been dead for about 3 days (and still is)
Beijing relay node has been only sending blocks, no transactions, for a few days and that was only fixed 20 minutes before our orphan.
Also note that the Beijing relay says "This node sponsored by: f2pool" ... ... ...
That's probably not the cause, but I thought I'd mention all that.

I started setting up a second CN node last night, I'll make sure it's complete today, to see if that can help in any way.

Here's the run down of what happened:

Block: 417949
Our orphan: 000000000000000005077915f4248c8a9628ccdb32f707707682f78db3154b65

HaoBTC: 00000000000000000138e9108b99f844734c4471818ab2cedecad27622d4e3f6

Confirmed by: FUPool (266kB block)

Our share arrived on the main node:
19:05:21.158

Our block arrived on the CN node
19:05:21.254

Our block accepted by CN node
19:05:22.853 (yep clearly a bit of a delay there, 1.599s)
block processing times on the CN node last 233 blocks: avg 0.361s

Our block sent to CN relay
19:05:22.912

HaoBTC block from the CN relay:
19:05:24.081 (1.169s later)

For the rest of the relays I directly monitor:
19:05:21.626 Us on US-East
19:05:22.029 Us on JP
19:05:22.511 Us on EU
19:05:23.770 HaoBTC on EU
19:05:24.935 HaoBTC on JP
19:05:25.074 HaoBTC on US-East

(N.B. US-West has been dead for about 3 days)

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Quote from: liveflipcoin on June 25, 2016, 05:43:56 PM

Just hooked up my second S7 onto the kano pool, why is my hash only at around 6 th/s? Did I set it up correctly on the kano.is site? on my configuration I have both S7's hashing at 4.76 th/s. thanks

You will not achieve full share hash rate until you reach 5Nd, about 24-48 hrs after a machine comes online. Use Zach's monitor program to see your present actual hash rate, and your 5Nd rate.

See https://www.ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com/, set up your login, and then you can look at "Dashboard" and see the specs

Mine on. Cool

Edit: You can also check the Workers tab on kano.is, which shows your share and actual hash rates in hard numbers for each machine. The monitor, however, gives you the actual 5Nd. I'm guessing that's the numbers you're looking at. That's what they mean. Here's a screenshot that shows what I mean...note that Sneezy Jr (S7) has a lower share rate than the hash rate...it went online yesterday morning. That share rate will continue to climb (providing the machine stays up) until it reaches full hash rate. This discourages pool hopping and stabilizes things considerably. It works.

https://i.imgur.com/ZXX5MNG.jpg[/img]]

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Just hooked up my second S7 onto the kano pool, why is my hash only at around 6 th/s? Did I set it up correctly on the kano.is site? on my configuration I have both S7's hashing at 4.76 th/s.

My share rate shows about 11.2 th/s what is that rate?, and my hash rate right next to it shows 6.1 th/s what do these mean?

philipma1957

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Kano sending a pm.

firetreeactual

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I've decided to do the same with any new gear...most likely an S9 at this point, although my revenue stream is more like another S7. We'll see. I'm most comfy with shipping it here first, program it, and burn it in for at least 24-48 hrs before giving it to the dogsled (I can do that by shutting down all the S3s for a bit to get the necessary amps). It's worth the extra US$70 it costs to ship it again for the peace of mind (ie., ownership audit trail, etc.).

citronick

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Quote from: firetreeactual on June 25, 2016, 04:18:23 PM

Miner "Happy" (S3 nbr 5) went into a coma last night...probably the controller, will find out today. He has given his DPOA (Durable Power of Attorney) to ckpool to go for it. The rest (Dopey, Sleepy, Sneezy, Grumpy, & Bashful) are fine...Doc Jr, Sneezy Jr, and Bashful Jr (S7s) are also mining away.

Happy said on his way out that he's putting in a word for us in the BTC "ether" (no reference intended to the coin of the same name).

LOLs... Nice naming convention Xena Grin

I have pointed my shiny S9 to ckpool since yesterday, before its goes to husky land...

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Miner "Happy" (S3 nbr 5) went into a coma last night...probably the controller, will find out today. He has given his DPOA (Durable Power of Attorney) to ckpool to go for it. The rest (Dopey, Sleepy, Sneezy, Grumpy, & Bashful) are fine...Doc Jr, Sneezy Jr, and Bashful Jr (S7s) are also mining away.

Happy said on his way out that he's putting in a word for us in the BTC "ether" (no reference intended to the coin of the same name).

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