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^ Just proves every little bit helps!
legendary
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Block! by Lord2 Smiley with 17THs! The miner that found it was only 1THs
Maybe an S5?
and a payout Smiley

Edit: Restart block? Cheesy
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
The pool hash rate dropped to an alarmingly low 20PH there for about 10 minutes.

The problem was that the passthru stopped accepting connections at all, and dropped everyone, but kept running along without a peep about there being a problem.
My alarms of course went crazy as the hash rate spiralled down, but it took a bit of time to realise it was the passthru (since it doesn't report anything at all when running - another TODO to fix in ckpool ...)
I restarted both the main pool and the passthru to rectify the problem.

All the nodes were mining OK - they total about 20PH - but of course everyone was failed over there when I restarted the main pool.

Restarting the passthru immediately fixed the problem and the hash rate is now back to 50PH

The outage started at 07:58 UTC and was resolved at 08:10 UTC, so 60% of miners should see at least a 12 minute gap in their mining on the pool for that time, 4 minutes after the block.


 looks like we also somehow lost a good amount of users from just yesterday. right now its saying 797 users. I could of swore that was over 900 yesterday if im remembering right.
Yep it was saying just over 900 - but the hash rate is still around 50PHs so I guess it was a couple PH of rentals ... and I'm certainly never concerned about losing rentals ...

Meanwhile, I've resolved the problem with the passthru (written some code to report the client count) so next time the passthru screws up like this I won't be in the dark about it.
The passthru machine runs 2 passthrus, one for kano.is and a 2nd for kano.space (that only a few people ever connect to)
The 2nd one, kano.space, was ok during all this except of course for the (unneeded) pool restart that made it reconnect.
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The pool hash rate dropped to an alarmingly low 20PH there for about 10 minutes.

The problem was that the passthru stopped accepting connections at all, and dropped everyone, but kept running along without a peep about there being a problem.
My alarms of course went crazy as the hash rate spiralled down, but it took a bit of time to realise it was the passthru (since it doesn't report anything at all when running - another TODO to fix in ckpool ...)
I restarted both the main pool and the passthru to rectify the problem.

All the nodes were mining OK - they total about 20PH - but of course everyone was failed over there when I restarted the main pool.

Restarting the passthru immediately fixed the problem and the hash rate is now back to 50PH

The outage started at 07:58 UTC and was resolved at 08:10 UTC, so 60% of miners should see at least a 12 minute gap in their mining on the pool for that time, 4 minutes after the block.


 looks like we also somehow lost a good amount of users from just yesterday. right now its saying 797 users. I could of swore that was over 900 yesterday if im remembering right.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
The pool hash rate dropped to an alarmingly low 20PH there for about 10 minutes.

The problem was that the passthru stopped accepting connections at all, and dropped everyone, but kept running along without a peep about there being a problem.
My alarms of course went crazy as the hash rate spiralled down, but it took a bit of time to realise it was the passthru (since it doesn't report anything at all when running - another TODO to fix in ckpool ...)
I restarted both the main pool and the passthru to rectify the problem.

All the nodes were mining OK - they total about 20PH - but of course everyone was failed over there when I restarted the main pool.

Restarting the passthru immediately fixed the problem and the hash rate is now back to 50PH

The outage started at 07:58 UTC and was resolved at 08:10 UTC, so 60% of miners should see at least a 12 minute gap in their mining on the pool for that time, 4 minutes after the block.
sr. member
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Pool hash rate down to 40pH, and my ckpool monitor is beeping Cry
All of mine failed over to their backup pool for about 15 min. All of them have reconnected now though. Must have been a problem with the main node.
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Pool hash rate down to 40pH, and my ckpool monitor is beeping Cry
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
As per the message on the notices web page: https://kano.is/index.php?k=notice

Quote
NL Network Maintenance at 3-May 3:00am UTC until 3-May 4:00am UTC
The data centre for the NL node will be performing network maintenance.
The provider has stated there may be a very short outage during the maintenance.

Any short outage would lead to a short failover to your backup mining settings in your miner.
Ensure you have a backup node configured in your miners in case of an outage, or unexpected problems.

In about 49 hours - see the web site for the countdown in the header.

Edit: oops - updated - it's the NL node, not the NYA node.
sr. member
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911 IT Admin. I keep 911 up so you get help ASAP!

My brand new one is doing that exact same thing. I am sending it back to Bitmain after sending them logs and pictures. They told me the same thing, but when I look at the logs the first hash board / second chip hits 103 with the first chip only hitting 70 and then a ton of failed shutdown due to temp but the other boards are fine and this is in my server room closet with 67 f air blowing on it, so it is definitely not overheating from environmental, I think there is an issue with that board. Maybe not enough thermal past on the heat sinks or something.

Good luck with the repair. Hope it doesn't cost you an arm and a leg to send it back.
Mine are WAY out of warranty, so I'll have to suck up the repair costs for the hash board when I send it to Denver.

Sorry all for the OT.

What a very GREEN April we had!!  Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool

COMEONBLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

They are paying for it. I literally JUST purchased this thing and it has died twice. I was actually testing it to sell ironically enough so I wouldn't be selling a bad unit. good thing I did!
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I've spent the past 4 days turkey hunting with very limited internet access so I could not access the forum.  Looks like the pool has been rocking and rolling while I was away and April is still smoking hot!  Cheesy

I did get a nice gobbler on this trip!  Grin





Your beard looks as gray as mine!

My  late father-in-law liked hunting turkey.

Thanks for the photo.
legendary
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Carl, aka Sonny :)
I've spent the past 4 days turkey hunting with very limited internet access so I could not access the forum.  Looks like the pool has been rocking and rolling while I was away and April is still smoking hot!  Cheesy

I did get a nice gobbler on this trip!  Grin



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Visualize whirledps
damn  this pool has had a great april


Monthly Statistics

UTC Month........Pool Avg....Blocks......Expected...Mean Diff%.......MeanTx%............Luck%........PPS%
2017 Apr........…34.94PHs...61...........41.36........67.81%............111.07%...........147.47%.....162.33%

Almost 150% luck

we just need 1 more block to finish at 149.9%  or 2 more to do 152.32%

but to be honest I will take 147.47% anytime Grin
Yep April has been good month - and a record of course also Cheesy

Avg 34.94PHs
Blocks 61
Expected 41.36
Mean Diff% 67.81%
Mean Txn% 111.07%
Luck% 147.47%
PPS% 162.33%

Anyone unsure about that PPS%, it's the total of how much the pool rewarded versus the expected 100% PPS reward for the whole pool for the month.
Each miner will of course get a different result depending upon when they mined and if they mined all month etc. but it's also random.
If you mined all month with the same hash rate, your total reward should be close to that 162.33% - it's random of course how close, and can be above or below it.
If you mined sporadically, or changed your hash rate often, then your result will have higher variance - but again, random how close, and can be above or below.

But most of all, all those miners who've been here since before November last year and have stayed around, they will of course have done very well out of making that choice not to leave after having 2 VERY good months since then recovering the bad month and putting everyone well ahead Cheesy

I'm ready for a "100+ block" month of May!  Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 4634
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
damn  this pool has had a great april


Monthly Statistics

UTC Month........Pool Avg....Blocks......Expected...Mean Diff%.......MeanTx%............Luck%........PPS%
2017 Apr........…34.94PHs...61...........41.36........67.81%............111.07%...........147.47%.....162.33%

Almost 150% luck

we just need 1 more block to finish at 149.9%  or 2 more to do 152.32%

but to be honest I will take 147.47% anytime Grin
Yep April has been good month - and a record of course also Cheesy

Avg 34.94PHs
Blocks 61
Expected 41.36
Mean Diff% 67.81%
Mean Txn% 111.07%
Luck% 147.47%
PPS% 162.33%

Anyone unsure about that PPS%, it's the total of how much the pool rewarded versus the expected 100% PPS reward for the whole pool for the month.
Each miner will of course get a different result depending upon when they mined and if they mined all month etc. but it's also random.
If you mined all month with the same hash rate, your total reward should be close to that 162.33% - it's random of course how close, and can be above or below it.
If you mined sporadically, or changed your hash rate often, then your result will have higher variance - but again, random how close, and can be above or below.

But most of all, all those miners who've been here since before November last year and have stayed around, they will of course have done very well out of making that choice not to leave after having 2 VERY good months since then recovering the bad month and putting everyone well ahead Cheesy
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Visualize whirledps

My brand new one is doing that exact same thing. I am sending it back to Bitmain after sending them logs and pictures. They told me the same thing, but when I look at the logs the first hash board / second chip hits 103 with the first chip only hitting 70 and then a ton of failed shutdown due to temp but the other boards are fine and this is in my server room closet with 67 f air blowing on it, so it is definitely not overheating from environmental, I think there is an issue with that board. Maybe not enough thermal past on the heat sinks or something.

Good luck with the repair. Hope it doesn't cost you an arm and a leg to send it back.
Mine are WAY out of warranty, so I'll have to suck up the repair costs for the hash board when I send it to Denver.

Sorry all for the OT.

What a very GREEN April we had!!  Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool

COMEONBLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin
sr. member
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911 IT Admin. I keep 911 up so you get help ASAP!

~~~snip

Wow that had to get pretty hot if it caused the s9 to shut down from over heat protection. Bitmain claims the s9s overheat protection kicks in at 125C on the chip 2 temps compared to only 80c on the s7s   So if that is the case that the s9s can go that high of a temp before shutting down it would have to be pretty ripping hot.


All I know is my Awesome Miner application showed that the S9 miner had shut down because of high temps. I wasn't here at the time.
I have removed the board I determined was faulty and the two remaining boards are hashing just fine within normal temps. Not sure what happened as I was at work.

It's another hot one around here today. Outdoor temps already 86F. But all the miner temps are within a good range.


COMEONBLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!
 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

My brand new one is doing that exact same thing. I am sending it back to Bitmain after sending them logs and pictures. They told me the same thing, but when I look at the logs the first hash board / second chip hits 103 with the first chip only hitting 70 and then a ton of failed shutdown due to temp but the other boards are fine and this is in my server room closet with 67 f air blowing on it, so it is definitely not overheating from environmental, I think there is an issue with that board. Maybe not enough thermal past on the heat sinks or something.


freq[48]=662   freq[49]=656   freq[50]=656   freq[51]=662   freq[52]=662   freq[53]=637   freq[54]=662   freq[55]=662   
freq[56]=662   freq[57]=662   freq[58]=662   freq[59]=662   freq[60]=668   freq[61]=668   freq[62]=668   

total valid nonce number:57456
total send work number:57456
require valid nonce number:57456
repeated_nonce_num:0
err_nonce_num:26854
last_nonce_num:14166
chain[5]: All chip cores are opened OK!
Test Patten on chain[5]: OK!
chain[6]: All chip cores are opened OK!
Test Patten on chain[6]: OK!
chain[7]: All chip cores are opened OK!
Test Patten on chain[7]: OK!
setStartTimePoint total_tv_start_sys=193 total_tv_end_sys=194
restartNum = 2 , auto-reinit enabled...
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: network connection lost!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: network connection lost!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: network connection lost!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
Fatal Error: network connection lost!

Fatal Error: network connection lost!
Fatal Error: Temperature is too high!
do read_temp_func once...
do check_asic_reg 0x08

get RT hashrate from Chain[5]: (asic index start from 1-63)

get RT hashrate from Chain[6]: (asic index start from 1-63)

get RT hashrate from Chain[7]: (asic index start from 1-63)
Check Chain[J6] ASIC RT error: (asic index start from 1-63)
Check Chain[J7] ASIC RT error: (asic index start from 1-63)
Check Chain[J8] ASIC RT error: (asic index start from 1-63)
Done check_asic_reg
do read temp on Chain[5]
Chain[5] Chip[62] TempTypeID=55 middle offset=29
read failed, old value: Chain[5] Chip[62] local Temp=91
read failed on Chain[5] Chip[62] middle Temp old value:103
Chain[5] Chip[32] TempTypeID=55 middle offset=28
read failed, old value: Chain[5] Chip[32] local Temp=62
read failed on Chain[5] Chip[32] middle Temp old value:81
Done read temp on Chain[5]
do read temp on Chain[6]
legendary
Activity: 4354
Merit: 9201
'The right to privacy matters'
damn  this pool has had a great april


Monthly Statistics

UTC Month........Pool Avg....Blocks......Expected...Mean Diff%.......MeanTx%............Luck%........PPS%
2017 Apr........…34.94PHs...61...........41.36........67.81%............111.07%...........147.47%.....162.33%

Almost 150% luck

we just need 1 more block to finish at 149.9%  or 2 more to do 152.32%

but to be honest I will take 147.47% anytime Grin
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
Visualize whirledps
Block!

Congrats moecarrim !  Grin
sr. member
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Been "off the grid" for 5 days sailing 40 miles off-shore from South Carolina to New Jersey. Too many pages to read to catch up, so I just read last five. Gotta say, we were having a fantastic April when I left and it has gotten even better!! Way to rock it, fellow miners! Cheesy


@blockchainmines: Congrats on cranking up your hashing total. I enjoyed watching your videos and seeing your setup. Very happy to have you here at Kano Pool. Cheesy
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