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Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

Get a 2Watt USB miner and then it wont cost you the earth while running it ... and will make more BTC dust

I'd actually suggest a U2 if you can find one laying around ... that's what I often use to test pool code at home Cheesy

i like the gekkoscience compac sticks there really nice and do a fair ammount of mining

Yeah but the advantage of a 2Watt USB is you just plug it in to any USB slot on a computer and that's about it.
No special power/cables and also you use the standard master cgminer.
I don't even have a fan on my U2.

Of course if you want to spend the extra to do all that, fine.
But for something simply to run against cgminer, a small USB miner is more than enough and a lot cheaper

Yes, a USB would be the way to go. Wasn't serious about firing up the old gpu miner - it draws 1200w with all four gpu cards running, but even 1 card on it's own is too expensive.

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Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 08:13:08 PM

Quote from: kano on April 26, 2016, 08:00:50 PM

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Yeah but the advantage of a 2Watt USB is you just plug it in to any USB slot on a computer and that's about it.
No special power/cables and also you use the standard master cgminer.
I don't even have a fan on my U2.

Of course if you want to spend the extra to do all that, fine.
But for something simply to run against cgminer, a small USB miner is more than enough and a lot cheaper

this is true kano many of them out there are cheaper but even on stock settings the GS ones run abt 8gh/s mine right now are running about 13-15gh/s but mine are running on a powered usb hub with a raspberry pi

but when i got mine they were 25 each and i bought 4 of them so im getting abt 66gh/s on a pool im on

there really neat to tinker with but a direct plug and play yea u2's are nice

Yeah but neither of them are gonna make any money

It's just if someone wants to see the block messages and run cgminer on their computer, so the lower the power the better, and less loss/cost

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Quote from: kano on April 26, 2016, 07:53:47 PM

I'll be doing a CKDB restart in about half an hour.
No miners will be affected.
Web site will have lotsa '?' for about 10 minutes.

It will be just after the next shift summary which should be around 01:20 UTC
...

CKDB restart complete from 01:26 to 01:35 UTC

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Quote from: kano on April 26, 2016, 08:00:50 PM

Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 07:48:29 PM

Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

Get a 2Watt USB miner and then it wont cost you the earth while running it ... and will make more BTC dust

I'd actually suggest a U2 if you can find one laying around ... that's what I often use to test pool code at home Cheesy

i like the gekkoscience compac sticks there really nice and do a fair ammount of mining

Yeah but the advantage of a 2Watt USB is you just plug it in to any USB slot on a computer and that's about it.
No special power/cables and also you use the standard master cgminer.
I don't even have a fan on my U2.

Of course if you want to spend the extra to do all that, fine.
But for something simply to run against cgminer, a small USB miner is more than enough and a lot cheaper

this is true kano many of them out there are cheaper but even on stock settings the GS ones run abt 8gh/s mine right now are running about 13-15gh/s but mine are running on a powered usb hub with a raspberry pi

but when i got mine they were 25 each and i bought 4 of them so im getting abt 66gh/s on a pool im on

there really neat to tinker with but a direct plug and play yea u2's are nice

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Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 07:48:29 PM

Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

Get a 2Watt USB miner and then it wont cost you the earth while running it ... and will make more BTC dust

I'd actually suggest a U2 if you can find one laying around ... that's what I often use to test pool code at home Cheesy

i like the gekkoscience compac sticks there really nice and do a fair ammount of mining

Yeah but the advantage of a 2Watt USB is you just plug it in to any USB slot on a computer and that's about it.
No special power/cables and also you use the standard master cgminer.
I don't even have a fan on my U2.

Of course if you want to spend the extra to do all that, fine.
But for something simply to run against cgminer, a small USB miner is more than enough and a lot cheaper

kano

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Activity: 4634

Merit: 1851

Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

I'll be doing a CKDB restart in about half an hour.
No miners will be affected.
Web site will have lotsa '?' for about 10 minutes.

It will be just after the next shift summary which should be around 01:20 UTC

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Quote from: kano on April 26, 2016, 03:43:37 PM

Long slow block Sad

Well, at least whoever finds it will definitely be in the running as the longest/highest CDF so far.

(and confirm all our unconfirmed payouts)

Edit: and for this block I'll send my fee to who ever finds it ~0.125 BTC

So I'll be sending 0.12588311 BTC to what replicators payout address was when we found the block.
Give it a day or two.

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Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

Get a 2Watt USB miner and then it wont cost you the earth while running it ... and will make more BTC dust

I'd actually suggest a U2 if you can find one laying around ... that's what I often use to test pool code at home Cheesy

i like the gekkoscience compac sticks there really nice and do a fair ammount of mining

kano

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Merit: 1851

Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

Get a 2Watt USB miner and then it wont cost you the earth while running it ... and will make more BTC dust

I'd actually suggest a U2 if you can find one laying around ... that's what I often use to test pool code at home Cheesy

kano

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Quote from: rkinnin on April 26, 2016, 06:59:01 PM

Quote from: clgrissom3 on April 26, 2016, 06:58:13 PM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 26, 2016, 06:56:23 PM

Oh the irony

replicator's block was found on the DE node ...

in plain english that means what??

It means it was unusual that he hit that block when he was on the DE node since the DE node had been up and down like a yo-yo just before the block.

whew.....I thought the worst! ...an "O"

... yeah I don't smile about orphans Tongue

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Quote from: cavaliersrus on April 26, 2016, 06:37:39 PM

way to go bitminerpro with another block

EDIT man clgrissom3 u are fast on that my phone went off and your already done with it lol

Yeah...he's got that old fashioned cgminer running in a command window just for reporting blocks...we'll never beat him. Haha! I may have to fire up my old gpu miner if I want to have a chance at being first to report Cheesy

You're giving away my Jedi secrets! So instead of saying the midi-chlorians speak to me and tell me when a block is going to hit, I should just fess up and say it's the cgminer. Cheesy

It's only good if I'm sitting in front of my workstation. Otherwise, I depend on vh's iPhone CKPool Stats and ZACHM's CKPool Monitor to get block and down-miner notifications! Those guys are the best!

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Quote from: clgrissom3 on April 26, 2016, 06:58:13 PM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 26, 2016, 06:56:23 PM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 26, 2016, 06:56:23 PM

Oh the irony

replicator's block was found on the DE node ...

in plain english that means what??

It means it was unusual that he hit that block when he was on the DE node since the DE node had been up and down like a yo-yo just before the block.

whew.....I thought the worst! ...an "O"

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Oh the irony

replicator's block was found on the DE node ...

in plain english that means what??

It means it was unusual that he hit that block when he was on the DE node since the DE node had been up and down like a yo-yo just before the block.

rkinnin

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