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July 20, 2015, 10:06:06 PM
Have you found anything yet , kano?
July 20, 2015, 09:40:13 PM
* kano looks around for something to sacrifice ...
July 20, 2015, 09:15:27 PM
Daym. we lost a LOT of miners..
July 20, 2015, 09:07:16 PM
No more 7 block on the red carpet!! 
July 20, 2015, 08:57:17 PM
Were going to smack this block in the face and take whats ours dont give up i see our hash rate dropping !! Your going to lit this puny block win ..dont you quit mining till this block is solved cheers!! 
I've been sending 600TH to it and no success.
I'm telling you, the last update kaibashed us.
July 20, 2015, 08:50:28 PM
Were going to smack this block in the face and take whats ours dont give up i see our hash rate dropping !! Your going to lit this puny block win ..dont you quit mining till this block is solved cheers!!
July 20, 2015, 05:11:57 PM
Damn it...thought I had this issue fixed. My S3+ just did another restart. Now, I am really confused. Will look @ it later- Need a break!! 
Well the term 'restart' would be the first thing to check.i.e. cgminer restart or S3+ power restart.
Also, may be of interest to run a script that polls the API every minute.
I do that at home for every miner and log all of summary+version+config+devs+pools+stats (forever) so I can see what a miner was doing just before anything happened.
Of course in my case when I'm changing code it helps to see a history of certain stats also and I know I'll have that history without having to do anything extra while coding/testing.
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
As for logging - well on linux that's straight forward - create a couple of line cron job that runs every minute, sends an API command and writes it to the end of a log file
That's basically how I do it.
To look at the log stats I simply grep them.
With a bit of creative use of grep and sed you could make a table to feed into a spreadsheet
No I don't automate that process.
On windows - I'm not the one to ask, I avoid windows like the plague.
Regarding workers:
You get paid to the one address on your account, not per worker, so it makes no difference to your payout at all.
If you were ONLY mining 12GHs in total, then you may well get dust rewards - but it shows that on the rewards page and does of course remember them.
July 20, 2015, 01:47:11 PM
OH dang!! I think I have to reinstall the kano/ck update for the s3s. Besides the rebooting problem...I am also experiencing a problem with not being able to shut-off the temp control, & crazy negative numbers showing up in the web app (ie. -1day4hrs2min runtime when it just started, -89GH for hashrate) It's just gone 'cray-cray' on me. Not quite sure, but it's been corrupted somehow. What the heck did I do???
July 20, 2015, 01:19:30 PM
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
You could use ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com
It runs a script every 5 minutes and records your hashrate with an easy to view graph.
You can see your workers separately on the graph (as long as you have less than 25 workers).
I've started your app, but do I have to keep it open for it to give me a full graph? Also, missing the S3+, is there something I need to add for it to be listed on the graph? Not sure how it works.
Thanks
No need to keep it open. It will continue to run.
Tried out your app...nice, but it doesn't show me the info I need to trouble-shoot why this S3 is restarting. Not sure if it's cgminer or an actual reboot (whether it's power or something else). But thanks...I'll use it.
Sooo...it's back to my questions to kano...can you help?
July 20, 2015, 01:19:04 PM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
You just picked the wrong 3 days to follow along, that's all.
Last week blocks were falling from the sky like magic!
July 20, 2015, 12:32:38 PM
ZACHM
Is it possible to make in mail notification who is found block?
Is it possible to make in mail notification who is found block?
July 20, 2015, 11:20:36 AM
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
You could use ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com
It runs a script every 5 minutes and records your hashrate with an easy to view graph.
You can see your workers separately on the graph (as long as you have less than 25 workers).
I've started your app, but do I have to keep it open for it to give me a full graph? Also, missing the S3+, is there something I need to add for it to be listed on the graph? Not sure how it works.
Thanks
No need to keep it open. It will continue to run.
July 20, 2015, 11:14:14 AM
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
You could use ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com
It runs a script every 5 minutes and records your hashrate with an easy to view graph.
You can see your workers separately on the graph (as long as you have less than 25 workers).
I've started your app, but do I have to keep it open for it to give me a full graph? Also, missing the S3+, is there something I need to add for it to be listed on the graph? Not sure how it works.
Thanks
edit: Ahh..forget it...it just started to show up. Must have needed some time to D/L. Thx
July 20, 2015, 10:37:09 AM
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
You could use ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com
It runs a script every 5 minutes and records your hashrate with an easy to view graph.
You can see your workers separately on the graph (as long as you have less than 25 workers).
July 20, 2015, 10:31:14 AM
Damn it...thought I had this issue fixed. My S3+ just did another restart. Now, I am really confused. Will look @ it later- Need a break!!
Well the term 'restart' would be the first thing to check.i.e. cgminer restart or S3+ power restart.
Also, may be of interest to run a script that polls the API every minute.
I do that at home for every miner and log all of summary+version+config+devs+pools+stats (forever) so I can see what a miner was doing just before anything happened.
Of course in my case when I'm changing code it helps to see a history of certain stats also and I know I'll have that history without having to do anything extra while coding/testing.
kano,
Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help? Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?
Thanks very much!
July 20, 2015, 10:30:22 AM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
Changes in hashrate don't change the luck, only the expected amount of time to solve a block.
Worth a read: http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2015/07/faq-bitcoin-mining-and-luck-statistic.html
Specifically...
Quote
1. Gambler's fallacy
For miners who have been around for more than a year or two seen good and bad luck (unless they mine at a "Pay per share" pool, in which case they are not subject to luck at all) and know that it will even out in the long term. However, every new miner striking a run of bad luck will flail around, looking to escape to another pool that is not having bad luck. This sort of response to random events can be thought of as a type of gambler's fallacy.
2. Bad luck lasts longer
Another reason that makes us mis-judge mining luck is that when we mine, we mostly experience bad luck. In fact if you go to the trouble of working it out, your hours of mining will be about one-quarter good luck and three quarters bad luck. Why? Bad luck takes longer, good luck rounds take much less time.
3. Assessing luck over time instead of blocks
Another mistake made by novice miners is to assume that the extremes of luck will be the same for all pool over any time frame. This is wrong for two related reasons:
The more blocks are solved the closer luck approaches 100%
Because the timeframe for luck to to approach 100% varies depending on number of blocks solved, comparing various pools' luck over the same time period is invalid. Instead we need to compare luck over similar number of blocks.
For miners who have been around for more than a year or two seen good and bad luck (unless they mine at a "Pay per share" pool, in which case they are not subject to luck at all) and know that it will even out in the long term. However, every new miner striking a run of bad luck will flail around, looking to escape to another pool that is not having bad luck. This sort of response to random events can be thought of as a type of gambler's fallacy.
2. Bad luck lasts longer
Another reason that makes us mis-judge mining luck is that when we mine, we mostly experience bad luck. In fact if you go to the trouble of working it out, your hours of mining will be about one-quarter good luck and three quarters bad luck. Why? Bad luck takes longer, good luck rounds take much less time.
3. Assessing luck over time instead of blocks
Another mistake made by novice miners is to assume that the extremes of luck will be the same for all pool over any time frame. This is wrong for two related reasons:
The more blocks are solved the closer luck approaches 100%
Because the timeframe for luck to to approach 100% varies depending on number of blocks solved, comparing various pools' luck over the same time period is invalid. Instead we need to compare luck over similar number of blocks.
July 20, 2015, 10:15:44 AM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
If you just joined, yes, you would think this is ridiculous. If you were here all last week getting 200+% luck, you would still be ahead of the game. I trust kano and ck with my miners and support the smaller pools.
July 20, 2015, 08:31:19 AM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
If you just joined, yes, you would think this is ridiculous. If you were here all last week getting 200+% luck, you would still be ahead of the game. I trust kano and ck with my miners and support the smaller pools.
I absolutely trust this pool too! And I really want to support small pools like Kano.is and Bitminter. But the obvious downside of long stretches without solving a block can be very disappointing.
Well after that AMAZING 14 block run, this shouldn't be unexpected. Gotta pay the piper sometime
July 20, 2015, 08:24:53 AM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
If you just joined, yes, you would think this is ridiculous. If you were here all last week getting 200+% luck, you would still be ahead of the game. I trust kano and ck with my miners and support the smaller pools.
I absolutely trust this pool too! And I really want to support small pools like Kano.is and Bitminter. But the obvious downside of long stretches without solving a block can be very disappointing.
July 20, 2015, 07:58:03 AM
Oh c'mon, this is getting ridiculous! I thought I'd give a small pool a chance but 3 days without a block is getting ridiculous. And it doesn't help that as the luck continues to get worse that more hashrate is running away. Grrrr.
If you just joined, yes, you would think this is ridiculous. If you were here all last week getting 200+% luck, you would still be ahead of the game. I trust kano and ck with my miners and support the smaller pools.
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