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legendary
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Dark Passenger Bitcoin miner 2013,Bitcoin node
wow get paid from both users
legendary
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Dark Passenger Bitcoin miner 2013,Bitcoin node
 have renters been banned Wink
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
.. and another lucky block - pool luck over the last 5 is now 125% Smiley
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Bcnex - The Ultimate Blockchain Trading Platform
legendary
Activity: 4592
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Kano

Have you updated the pool bitcoind to version 10 as of yet?

Just curious.
Yes 0.10.1
legendary
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when changing payout address how long before it takes effect?
Edit; and will pending payouts go to new address, Wink
Payout goes to the address set at the (exact) time the block was found
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Bcnex - The Ultimate Blockchain Trading Platform
Kano

Have you updated the pool bitcoind to version 10 as of yet?

Just curious.
legendary
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
Dark Passenger Bitcoin miner 2013,Bitcoin node
when changing payout address how long before it takes effect?
Edit; and will pending payouts go to new address, Wink
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Just did another ckdb restart (miners unaffected as usual for a ckdb restart)
The shifts page now includes the total diff invalids for the shift also.
... and just did a ckpool restart where most should have reconnected (though some will failover)
... mainly for that elusive and impossible effect on luck Smiley
* kano notes that we found a block 4 minutes ago Smiley
... and another just now Smiley
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Using some expensive heaters
Let me chime in with all the others to say thanks Kano! You and CK do a great job keeping everything up and running!
 Grin

AWWWW....no freakin' way...oh, yes way...I just bricked my S3+. Crap...there goes my main miner. Sorry...gonna be in limp mode until I get a break-out board.

edit; not that I was top of the leader board anyway.

edit2; aww...crap, I think I really did it! Thought I'd try a trick...no luck. Switching to that forum...but I am screwed!!!

Ha! you know, my best miner threw a leg outa bed too, im back to running the crappy "new r-box" that cant get over 70GH/s, so you're not alone brother!
i think ive worked mine to be the usb to serial converter, im hoping i can talk to it via rs232, once i work out what the pinout is..

Well, in attempts to repair my miner(remove the dead usb - uart chip, wire up the controller to external usb - uart controller) thanks to the Lack of protection from USB to the chipset, just a little voltage spike (probably on the data line), the 2nd and last of my miners crapped out its own usb-uart chip.

Kano, CK, Thankyou for EVERYTHING. im out, not going to buy anymore miners for some time (maybe when gekko gets theirs out).


By Gekko do you mean the guys who do the server PSU boards?

Are they coming out with a miner? If not, please let me know. I looked on their site, but didn't see anything. Thanks in advance.

Nevermind... I found the thread here:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gekkoscience-bm1384-project-development-discussion-995675

Should be interesting.
hero member
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MOBU
Well...damn...thought I had it fixed! NOT...sorry, still only up using 2 r-Boxes. A measily little 220GH combined. At least they are giving me no problems (fingers-crossed) and running at rated. I saw somewhere in here that somebody was getting crap performance outa theirs. Hint: they don't like USB3, put 'em on USB 2 & they run fine.

Thanks to all for the info on doing a new setup. Think I'm gonna try a hard wire. Gotta plan this out, only want to do it once.

CK, Kano....I'll get this up ASAP. Now, signing off (just the forum) for this moment. Gonna try AGAIN to get this dang thing working. Think I'll pull the board out and try to hook up an rPi. What the hell. Otherwise it's gonna be buy a new controller from bitmain. Or find one on fleabay.

Later-
full member
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Using some expensive heaters
Let me chime in with all the others to say thanks Kano! You and CK do a great job keeping everything up and running!
 Grin

AWWWW....no freakin' way...oh, yes way...I just bricked my S3+. Crap...there goes my main miner. Sorry...gonna be in limp mode until I get a break-out board.

edit; not that I was top of the leader board anyway.

edit2; aww...crap, I think I really did it! Thought I'd try a trick...no luck. Switching to that forum...but I am screwed!!!

Ha! you know, my best miner threw a leg outa bed too, im back to running the crappy "new r-box" that cant get over 70GH/s, so you're not alone brother!
i think ive worked mine to be the usb to serial converter, im hoping i can talk to it via rs232, once i work out what the pinout is..

Well, in attempts to repair my miner(remove the dead usb - uart chip, wire up the controller to external usb - uart controller) thanks to the Lack of protection from USB to the chipset, just a little voltage spike (probably on the data line), the 2nd and last of my miners crapped out its own usb-uart chip.

Kano, CK, Thankyou for EVERYTHING. im out, not going to buy anymore miners for some time (maybe when gekko gets theirs out).


By Gekko do you mean the guys who do the server PSU boards?

Are they coming out with a miner? If not, please let me know. I looked on their site, but didn't see anything. Thanks in advance.
hero member
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AWWWW....no freakin' way...oh, yes way...I just bricked my S3+. Crap...there goes my main miner. Sorry...gonna be in limp mode until I get a break-out board.

edit; not that I was top of the leader board anyway.

edit2; aww...crap, I think I really did it! Thought I'd try a trick...no luck. Switching to that forum...but I am screwed!!!

Ha! you know, my best miner threw a leg outa bed too, im back to running the crappy "new r-box" that cant get over 70GH/s, so you're not alone brother!
i think ive worked mine to be the usb to serial converter, im hoping i can talk to it via rs232, once i work out what the pinout is..

Well, in attempts to repair my miner(remove the dead usb - uart chip, wire up the controller to external usb - uart controller) thanks to the Lack of protection from USB to the chipset, just a little voltage spike (probably on the data line), the 2nd and last of my miners crapped out its own usb-uart chip.

Kano, CK, Thankyou for EVERYTHING. im out, not going to buy anymore miners for some time (maybe when gekko gets theirs out).
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legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Is it just my imagination, or has the overall pool hash rate doubled over the course of 24 hours?
Yes it jumped up to 3.4PH for 2 hours and is currently on 3PH (for the last half hour)
alh
legendary
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Is it just my imagination, or has the overall pool hash rate doubled over the course of 24 hours?
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Thanks for the response.  Sure wish I didn't lose my space for my 20TH.  I love this pool.  I know you don't believe in merged mining, but those little trickles would be nice when we are so low on hash power.
No, it's alt-coins I steer clear of ...

Almost all of them are scams - usually pump and dump or pre-mined.
While people say that you can make coins off that, it also means that others lose coins because of that.
I don't like making a profit for someone else's loss even if they wanted it.
Bitcoin was effectively a game when I started with it, but it certainly is no longer.

Most alt-coins have no intrinsic value at all, they simply pull down the value of BTC by having people invest in them and lose BTC and/or $

Another side of alt-coins that is common is:
"It's not fair I didn't get into the initial start of BTC and get lots of them, so I want to start a coin and profit on it's start"
Or translated: "Damn I want free money for no effort"
But in that case, they didn't get into the start coz either they didn't hear about it because they weren't listening, or coz they were listening and decided not to be a part of it.
In that case I say: go complain about not having bought bank or apple shares when they were worthless Tongue
Bitcoin wasn't a secret in 2010.
(Edit: and I'll add, Bitcoin was very well known towards the end of 2011 when they were worth only $2 ...)

From the pool point of view it requires running a bunch of crappy unreliable not kept up to date block chains with varying amounts of resource requirements and varying quality of code that I'd also have to fully audit the code to be sure there are no hacks in it since (as I said) these coins are often scams and I'd never blindly accept code from any such source.

... and in the end what comes out of it? ... not much at all for a lot of effort ...
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1001
Thanks for the response.  Sure wish I didn't lose my space for my 20TH.  I love this pool.  I know you don't believe in merged mining, but those little trickles would be nice when we are so low on hash power.
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Kano,

Can you check my last few shifts?  I've been watching lately and noticed the pool side is running a couple hundred GH lower than my machine reports.  For the past couple of hours I'd check the pool and then the machine.  The miner has always been showing over 4Th, but the pool worker has been showing 3.83Th.

Thanks,
B.
Your shift graph looks pretty random (as expected) but within expectations.
No problems in the pool logs for you since the last restart.
The actual numbers that relate to the pool in your miner is not the hash rate, but the difficulty accepted and rejected.

They will match the shifts (but of course you'd need to know the delta values in your miner for each shift)
Your shifts show numbers as high as 4.32 and as low as 3.71 - and they probably are within expected variance
... no I'm just guessing Smiley but your shift history shows those values over a long period so they seem fine.

Don't forget that share finding is luck related also, and the higher your diff the higher the variance, it's the longer term average that matters.
I guess what also matters is what hardware and what miner you are using? since various ones don't report GHs reliably and some of the manufacturer versions of cgminer outright lie about the GHs - but I doubt that's the case here - most likely just variance.
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1001
Kano,

Can you check my last few shifts?  I've been watching lately and noticed the pool side is running a couple hundred GH lower than my machine reports.  For the past couple of hours I'd check the pool and then the machine.  The miner has always been showing over 4Th, but the pool worker has been showing 3.83Th.

Thanks,
B.
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