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NotFuzzyWarm

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Evil beware: We have waffles!

Quote from: bit2255 on March 14, 2018, 12:34:12 PM

To reflash the controller, I just need to pop out the sd card and update with the 821 software.

One question - when I popped the card into my drive , it said I must reformat it 1st - I can't open it to see what is on it now (i wanted to check that so I replace the same files..... (I'm not well versed with re flashing ...

Don't worry. If using Winbloze it does not know how to handle EXT4 formats which is why is says to format (as FAT32).
The image program does everything so does not matter what Win thinks just as long as it can see the drive.

rifleman74

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4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: childofGod on March 14, 2018, 01:58:29 PM

Quote from: firetreeactual on March 14, 2018, 01:01:28 PM

Thought I would share this experience. I've been away from Kano for about four weeks, but it was by design...

I'm back at Kano now Kiss

Thanks for sharing, and your service! I just started mining 12/2017, and started at Slush, without a clue as to why except it was the first pool I read about and I probably saw a recommendation in a YouTube video. Long story short, someone suggested I try Kano, so I pointed 1x S9 here and tried to figure out the difference in pools. THEN I found this forum and realized this is an awesome community of like-minded BTC champions in this for far more than just the fiat. That was enough for me, so I'm now officially 100% Kano. I can't see how I'm ever going to recoup my $30k+ investment (reassuring sentiments welcome), but thanks to the Team Kano community at least I'll enjoy the ride! Happy Hump Day Mining all!

10 or so s9's? Hopefully not just 6 of them. Just keep mining away.

childofGod

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Quote from: firetreeactual on March 14, 2018, 01:01:28 PM

Thought I would share this experience. I've been away from Kano for about four weeks, but it was by design...

I'm back at Kano now Kiss

Thanks for sharing, and your service! I just started mining 12/2017, and started at Slush, without a clue as to why except it was the first pool I read about and I probably saw a recommendation in a YouTube video. Long story short, someone suggested I try Kano, so I pointed 1x S9 here and tried to figure out the difference in pools. THEN I found this forum and realized this is an awesome community of like-minded BTC champions in this for far more than just the fiat. That was enough for me, so I'm now officially 100% Kano. I can't see how I'm ever going to recoup my $30k+ investment (reassuring sentiments welcome), but thanks to the Team Kano community at least I'll enjoy the ride! Happy Hump Day Mining all!

leeR

newbie

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BLOOOOOOOOOCK!!!

gaud

newbie

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thats one need 2 mo Cheesy

of corse with the market tanking like it is i guess people must be turing off there machines now

rifleman74

member

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4 s9's 2 821's

I know February is a shorter month, but we're already 2 up from that number, and we're not even halfway through March!

SEND MORE POWAH!!!!! MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!

Shazam!!!

full member

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#takeminingback

BTCAMM!!! Let's keep em rolling in!!!

wavelengthsf

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Loving these daily blocks.

VRobb

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I'm in BTC XTC

Wamba Jamba Block Party hump-day! Cheesy

rifleman74

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4 s9's 2 821's

BLOCK BLOCK BLOCK!!

KAAAAAAAABOOOOOOOM!

MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!

bit2255

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Block!!!

Mine on!!

clgrissom3

legendary

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Block by sedain121! Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block! Cheesy

This is our 1st of BLOCK WEDNESDAY! Cheesy

The Block Statistics page is looking better and better! Grin

clgrissom3

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Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: rifleman74 on March 14, 2018, 01:12:04 PM

Quote from: clgrissom3 on March 14, 2018, 01:03:07 PM

Quote from: faheshang on March 14, 2018, 12:43:43 PM

What reject rate is normal for an Avalon 741 on Kano Pool? I'm getting .75%.

I'm getting as high as 0.819% on my 721s...they always stay that high but it never seems to affect shares earned.

Do you have each 721 on a separate raspberri pi or are they all combined as one? That adds up the errors. Right now my two 821's combine for a .20% error rate while the s9's range from .12-.168% So in theory, the 821's are less by themselves.

I have them combined so they do accumulate errors. I don't pay attention to the error rates anyway as it has no affect on shares earned.

shellyfinest

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Quote from: firetreeactual on March 14, 2018, 01:01:28 PM

Thought I would share this experience. I've been away from Kano for about four weeks, but it was by design.

Back when I thought the US govt was going to shut down (I had a very bad experience resulting from an earlier one), I emptied my Core for cash so I could pay my rent if my VA disability or SSA got bolloxed. But then, I had to pay my quarterly hosting charges...in BTC...soon. We were not doing all that well here at Kano at the time.

The solution (for me, at that point in time) was to move to Slush for only enough time to get that quarterly billing back in BTC reserve, which I did.

I'm back at Kano now, Whilst I was commiserating with Alan on the Ice Planet to get the assignments changed, he pointed out (chuckling at the time, methinks) the foibles of pool hopping...but then acknowledging that sometimes the situation demands what some would call an odd tactic. In this case, at least, it worked...for me.

I also ran numbers for the past month re both pools just to make myself feel better that it was indeed the correct choice to return...and if I had been at Kano for those four weeks, I would have earned .096 BTC...but it would have come too late to pay my obligation. I earned .077 at Slush for the same period. The result was what I expected, but nonetheless made me feel better.

So...this is the best place to be, IMHO. Always has been. When I left solo mining years ago for Slush, that was about the only choice I had. Kano started his pool, and I went with it.

As we say in Team Rubicon...you cross your personal river Rubicon...and then you burn the boat.

Mine on.

Kiss

Thanks for sharing !

Mark Baum

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Quote from: shellyfinest on March 14, 2018, 12:43:01 PM

Quote from: Mark Baum on March 14, 2018, 11:34:06 AM

I will NOT buy current hardware from anyone unless I can grab a firesale price. ( 2-3 months payback on hardware cost at today's profitability ) Why?

I have not an inkling of doubt that Bitmain is on the verge of a 10NM release in ASIC. Probably July or August.

I think this because;

a) Bitmain is wholesaling every different kind of unit in 16NM Technology from every nook and cranny of their warehouses. ( 13th S9's??? Really? T-9's Really??)

b) Bitmain just issued huge numbers of "coupons" to entice buyers to clear out their inventory. Coincedenatlly, those "coupons" expire in June 2018.

c) Bitmain "wanna be competitors" are chomping at the bit to grab Bitmain market share. We all know how Bitmain feels about that!! No way They are gonna get beat on "first to market" on 10NM.

d) Greedy resellers piled on huge orders of S9's and L3+'s at the highs of the market in hopes of getting rich quick. Most thsoe units never sold to "suckers" (check the hardware forum" You can't throw a dead cat in there without hitting an S9 or L3+ ad.)

In 3-4 months you'll be able to buy ANY 16nm ASIC for pennies on the dollar. Wait for it.

You might argue that Bitmain pricing right now (vs say just a couple months ago, Dec / Jan ) is close to fire sale price.

I mean, if you are right about new miners coming out later this year, what will the hardware pricepoint be? My guess is they certainly won't be near the ROI of 2-3 months that we saw at the end of last year (not without help from the price of bitcoin increasing, or direct competition in the 10nm space).

Pricing is relative. At today's "fire sale pricing" it will take you 10-12 months to recoup your investment. Not my idea of "fire sale pricing".

faheshang

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Quote from: clgrissom3 on March 14, 2018, 01:03:07 PM

Quote from: faheshang on March 14, 2018, 12:43:43 PM

What reject rate is normal for an Avalon 741 on Kano Pool? I'm getting .75%.

I'm getting as high as 0.819% on my 721s...they always stay that high but it never seems to affect shares earned.

That's a relief. I also get around .8% when I run at zero power setting and .75% at -1 power setting. Thanks

rifleman74

member

Activity: 658

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4 s9's 2 821's

Quote from: clgrissom3 on March 14, 2018, 01:03:07 PM

Quote from: faheshang on March 14, 2018, 12:43:43 PM

What reject rate is normal for an Avalon 741 on Kano Pool? I'm getting .75%.

I'm getting as high as 0.819% on my 721s...they always stay that high but it never seems to affect shares earned.

Do you have each 721 on a separate raspberri pi or are they all combined as one? That adds up the errors. Right now my two 821's combine for a .20% error rate while the s9's range from .12-.168% So in theory, the 821's are less by themselves.

gaud

newbie

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a number of companies are chaceing the 7nm chip for various uses the competition for bitman is about to hit a new level when larger more diversified companies start chomping at the bit like hitachie.

clgrissom3

legendary

Activity: 1736

Merit: 1032

Carl, aka Sonny :)

Quote from: faheshang on March 14, 2018, 12:43:43 PM

What reject rate is normal for an Avalon 741 on Kano Pool? I'm getting .75%.

I'm getting as high as 0.819% on my 721s...they always stay that high but it never seems to affect shares earned.

firetreeactual

legendary

Activity: 952

Merit: 1003

Thought I would share this experience. I've been away from Kano for about four weeks, but it was by design.

Back when I thought the US govt was going to shut down (I had a very bad experience resulting from an earlier one), I emptied my Core for cash so I could pay my rent if my VA disability or SSA got bolloxed. But then, I had to pay my quarterly hosting charges...in BTC...soon. We were not doing all that well here at Kano at the time.

The solution (for me, at that point in time) was to move to Slush for only enough time to get that quarterly billing back in BTC reserve, which I did.

I'm back at Kano now, Whilst I was commiserating with Alan on the Ice Planet to get the assignments changed, he pointed out (chuckling at the time, methinks) the foibles of pool hopping...but then acknowledging that sometimes the situation demands what some would call an odd tactic. In this case, at least, it worked...for me.

I also ran numbers for the past month re both pools just to make myself feel better that it was indeed the correct choice to return...and if I had been at Kano for those four weeks, I would have earned .096 BTC...but it would have come too late to pay my obligation. I earned .077 at Slush for the same period. The result was what I expected, but nonetheless made me feel better.

So...this is the best place to be, IMHO. Always has been. When I left solo mining years ago for Slush, that was about the only choice I had. Kano started his pool, and I went with it.

As we say in Team Rubicon...you cross your personal river Rubicon...and then you burn the boat.

Mine on.

Kiss

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