Hi Michelem.
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On a sidenote:
I also own a Beaglebone Black Rev. C.
This is probably a stab in the dark but ever consider releasing a version for the the Beaglebone platform, specifically, the BeagleboneBlack rev. C?
Hi dude, I'm sorry you have that problem with scheduled event but I really can't do much without any log, so please if you can send me your application log (minera/application/logs/log-
.php) it should be useful, because I checked the code and I can't understand what happen your side. It seems to work fine here. Do you set the timezone settings correctly? Can you see the next time event right like this:
For Beaglebone, I haven't one but I think it's an ARM like the rPI so the same Minera image should go well with it, can you try and let me know?
Thanks
Hi Michelem.
I tried the v0.3.3 image on the Beaglebone Black rev. C. That's a no go. The booting process doesn't recognize this image boot config. I run the beta version of Minepeon on there & that boots OK, but it's got other problems that don't have anything to do with booting. The Mining side is hosed (all being beta & stuff) which is why I was looking for an alternative mining setup for the Beaglebone Black platform & I would prefer to run on the Beaglebone Black (BBB from here on out) but I can't find someone to be working on one except for Mineforeman, maker of Minepeon.
He's currently trying to get one out for this platform since his RPi version seems to be working for those that are happy on the RPi platform. But his working on two platforms is taking forever. Since like April of 2014.
As for the log you require, I'm going to need help getting it to you.
In the meantime I've gone ahead & re-enabled the
"Enable miner auto-restart" & the
"Scheduled Event" option every
2 hours to see what happens.
See the pics below.
UPDATE: 2hrs 3 minutes later. Minera went back into a constant reboot loop every 45-60 seconds after the options above were re-enabled and on the 2hrs on the scheduled 2hr reboot.Now as for the log.
How would I get that to you?
Recall that I don't know squat about linux commands?
So if you can, you'd have to walk me through the process. (Sorry)
I thought I could just open up that file utilizing nano but this idea went down the tubes.I did it with the
ext2explore linux image mounting app for Windows.
Check your PM.