[Minera v0.9.0] Your next mining dashboard - S9/L3+/D3/CPUminer/CGminer/BFGminer - page 9.

co1nb0y

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Quote from: michelem on January 02, 2018, 03:02:08 AM

Don't know what could be without ability to put hands on.
But you can always take a backup of your current SD Card and try instead the Minera image for Raspberry.

I realized that the links on left navigation pane go back to dashboard#

if I replace "dashboard" with "settings" in the URL, I can see the settings page but can't modify or save.

I would prefer manual install for a lean installation, so I'll wait for next version of manual install. I was able to use a 2GB micro SD card.

Please keep us updated.

Thanks

michelem

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Quote from: co1nb0y on January 01, 2018, 10:11:42 PM

I did a manual install of Minera today on Raspbian Stretch (Lite). I started the system with no miners connected.
I observed the following:

1. After manual install the script did not do a "make clean" so there are a lot of *.o files using up the space.
An addition of make clean commands in the install script would be nice.

2. In Firefox ESR (52.5.3 (32-bit)) browser http:///minera displays the Minera main screen and then immediately shown "The connection was reset" screen (below)

In chrome the url http:///minera asks for password and then shows the dashboard (image below)

The dashboard keeps refreshing without any data. Cannot go to settings.

IE displays a blank page:

Don't know what could be without ability to put hands on.
But you can always take a backup of your current SD Card and try instead the Minera image for Raspberry.

co1nb0y

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I did a manual install of Minera today on Raspbian Stretch (Lite). I started the system with no miners connected.
I observed the following:

1. After manual install the script did not do a "make clean" so there are a lot of *.o files using up the space.
An addition of make clean commands in the install script would be nice.

2. In Firefox ESR (52.5.3 (32-bit)) browser http:///minera displays the Minera main screen and then immediately shown "The connection was reset" screen (below)
https://i.imgur.com/wXUgjsI.png

In chrome the url http:///minera asks for password and then shows the dashboard (image below)
https://i.imgur.com/A7vJtUc.png
The dashboard keeps refreshing without any data. Cannot go to settings.

IE displays a blank page:
https://i.imgur.com/sCSAe56.png

michelem

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Oh ok, that's the way you get profit. Without telling your customers what you doing in their browers of course. Yes they aren't hidden, and for the average users they can't even find a switch to turn it off.

Thanks for feedback.

michelem

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Quote from: ?? on ??

https://imgur.com/a/UB8QK
https://imgur.com/a/p7qP2

There's a javascript miner working whenever you open the Minera's official website or the Mining Dashboard? Seriously?

Yes seriously. And you can also stop them because they aren't hidden.

Don't like them? Good bye.

michelem

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Quote from: jstefanop on December 29, 2017, 04:18:15 PM

@michelem does your Network L3+ API access require default SSH passwords? Looks like minera is detecting the L3+ correctly, but getting access denied on "addpool" api call.

No it's your L3 miner hasn't permissions to change pools. Don't know if there is a miner config to be changed in the L3 (I haven't one) but if you find it you need option --api-allow or something like that.

BitcoinIntern

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Do you recommend any other monitoring device you are aware of? Thanks

jstefanop

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@michelem does your Network L3+ API access require default SSH passwords? Looks like minera is detecting the L3+ correctly, but getting access denied on "addpool" api call.

michelem

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Quote from: BitcoinIntern on December 28, 2017, 05:34:44 PM

I have 190 miners on it at the moment.

They are too much, Minera is for home use, it can't handle so much devices.

BitcoinIntern

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I have 190 miners on it at the moment.

michelem

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Quote from: BitcoinIntern on December 28, 2017, 10:16:35 AM

Hi Michelem,

I have noticed that once I added all my miners the interface of Minera slowed down very much. It has a huge lag which makes the software pretty much unusable for me. Is there a fix for this? Am I missing something? I have the raspberry Pi3. Thanks.

How many miners?

BitcoinIntern

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Hi Michelem,

I have noticed that once I added all my miners the interface of Minera slowed down very much. It has a huge lag which makes the software pretty much unusable for me. Is there a fix for this? Am I missing something? I have the raspberry Pi3. Thanks.

michelem

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Quote from: mangedninja on December 28, 2017, 03:49:12 AM

I finally got minera up and running after days of trying (the SD card i was using was corrupted). WISH I HAD DONE THIS EARLIER!

Now I am running into a problem which I don't know is actually a problem or me just being a n00b pl3b, but as the subject line reads, my gekko's are not being recognized by minera.

My current set-up is Raspberry Pi 3 (B), 12-port usb hub, 3 Antminer U2's (all running as expected) and 2 Gekkoscience rev2.
I'm currently using cgminer with options "--anu-freq 250 --compaq-freq 150 --retries=1"
The 2 Gekko's don't even show under the devices. There was 1 instance where ONE of the Gekko's showed up (I'm assuming it was the Gekko with device # AMU0 (as opposed to Antminer ANU#)) but it was running at around ~220 MH/s...
I unplugged and plugged back in the both of them, and then it was back to square one with none of them showing up. I've tried using every possible usb slot I have as well. Both devices light up green when plugged in but that's it. Any suggestions??

I wanted to install cgminer-gekko but I'm not too comfortable with the custom stuff yet.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. In the meantime I luckily bought an extra RPi for sand box testing so I'll just install Raspbian on that for now for my Gekko's.

First of all gekko must be on USB 2.0 if connect to 3.0 it doens't work.

Then someone needs to add this: dwc_otg.speed=1 to the file /boot/cmdline.txt
Add it at start of line followed by space, then reboot and try again.

mangedninja

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I finally got minera up and running after days of trying (the SD card i was using was corrupted). WISH I HAD DONE THIS EARLIER!

Now I am running into a problem which I don't know is actually a problem or me just being a n00b pl3b, but as the subject line reads, my gekko's are not being recognized by minera.

My current set-up is Raspberry Pi 3 (B), 12-port usb hub, 3 Antminer U2's (all running as expected) and 2 Gekkoscience rev2.
I'm currently using cgminer with options "--anu-freq 250 --compaq-freq 150 --retries=1"
The 2 Gekko's don't even show under the devices. There was 1 instance where ONE of the Gekko's showed up (I'm assuming it was the Gekko with device # AMU0 (as opposed to Antminer ANU#)) but it was running at around ~220 MH/s...
I unplugged and plugged back in the both of them, and then it was back to square one with none of them showing up. I've tried using every possible usb slot I have as well. Both devices light up green when plugged in but that's it. Any suggestions??

I wanted to install cgminer-gekko but I'm not too comfortable with the custom stuff yet.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. In the meantime I luckily bought an extra RPi for sand box testing so I'll just install Raspbian on that for now for my Gekko's.

mikespax

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Is the D3 functionality at all improved since I was last trying it out? I have since switched off to a different tool, but just wondering if I should try again...

michelem

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Quote from: antifreeze on December 26, 2017, 04:58:12 AM

Hello.

Can i reboot network miners from Minera?

Miners are L3+.

No

antifreeze

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Hello.

Can i reboot network miners from Minera?

Miners are L3+.

toptek

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Quote from: BitcoinIntern on December 22, 2017, 09:52:30 AM

So I installed this software and it looks great so far interface wise. Does this have the ability for remote login? What if I have clients...anyway for them to login remotely and see how their machines are performing? Thank you...

you can with SSH something like this
ssh [email protected] < your PI's IP, at any SSH screen, it should work remotely . or use any Browsers any place.

team viewer https://www.teamviewer.us/?pid=google.t-v_teamviewer-new_hp.s.us&gclid=Cj0KCQiAg4jSBRCsARIsAB9ooatj2stFjBYc4UIrLcZO9sTtretT4ERIJMl_PMFyatteDJmpWRAxtv8aAm0MEALw_wcB&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F

might work i couldn't get windows RDT to work but i also didn't try to hard.

toptek

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Is the Minera compatible with Asus Tinker Board?

it will run on a Asus Tinker Board but you have to Manually install minera on a molded OS from here

https://www.armbian.com/tinkerboard/

unless you figured out how to make your custom version boot a Asus Tinker Board btw there nice boards for the money .

I also own one of the AML-S905X-CC (Le Potato) there sweet but have issue right now because they just came out and the OS isn't to stable or in beta testing form.

an a normal RPI 2/3 case fits it .

https://libre.computer/products/boards/aml-s905x-cc/

michelem

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Hello. Is any mobile app for Minera?

No, you have to put Minera public (port forward from touter) and access it with your static ip (if you have).

For antminers you don't need any tutorial, just go to settings page and add their LAN IP in the network miners section.

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