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Topic: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread - page 32. (Read 52205 times)

newbie
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Support for Apollo II USB Standard units on your own linux/windows systems has been released below:

https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries

Release section has not been updated yet so click on "Code" then download Zip and run the appropriate binary for your system.

Will also upload updated Apollo 1/BTC binaries next week.

Sorry this took so long windows port took longer than expected...had to compile under GCC for windows (not msvc) so has only been tested under windows 10 as working. Let me know if anyone has any .dll errors.

Awesome, thank you!

Regarding the updated Apollo 1/BTC binaries: is there any kind of changelog or list of changes? I am interested to know the benefits of upgrading from the existing binaries to the new ones.

Thank you again!
jr. member
Activity: 123
Merit: 4
What's shipping looking like for April orders?


Currently shipping march orders, should have those done by end of the month. April orders should start going out early June.

Leadtimes will probably decrease end of the month as we catch up to demand.


Awesome, can't wait!
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
Support for Apollo II USB Standard units on your own linux/windows systems has been released below:

https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries

Release section has not been updated yet so click on "Code" then download Zip and run the appropriate binary for your system.

Will also upload updated Apollo 1/BTC binaries next week.

Sorry this took so long windows port took longer than expected...had to compile under GCC for windows (not msvc) so has only been tested under windows 10 as working. Let me know if anyone has any .dll errors.
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
Temperatures:
What are the safe temps for the miner? I was 67C for Eco mode, now I'm at 71 - 73 for Balanced mode. Before I try out turbo mode, I'd like to know at what temperature I need to throttle it back?

Anything under 80c is fine for these ASICs, the miner has mutiple levels of protection and will auto shut down power at 83+ (even if the fan or controller dies)

The fan/temps are tuned for quiet operation...if you are running these in a garage or basement you can set a manual fan profile that keeps temps even cooler for slightly better efficiencies
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
What's shipping looking like for April orders?


Currently shipping march orders, should have those done by end of the month. April orders should start going out early June.

Leadtimes will probably decrease end of the month as we catch up to demand.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Looking for transactions:
I sent a test transaction to my address. If I want to see how long it takes to show up on my node, is there a tool built into the Apollo II setup? Or do I need to use another resource to search the data in my node?
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Temperatures:
What are the safe temps for the miner? I was 67C for Eco mode, now I'm at 71 - 73 for Balanced mode. Before I try out turbo mode, I'd like to know at what temperature I need to throttle it back?
jr. member
Activity: 123
Merit: 4
What's shipping looking like for April orders?
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
~snip~
Yes sorry for the delay on this was supposed to have these out by now but ran into some issues with windows binaries..will at the very least release the linux binaries on Monday.

Are the binaries for Apollo I being updated as well or is that project abandoned?

It's been a few years since the last update.

December 2021: https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries/releases

Nope completely updated codebases for both Apollo I and Apollo II being released hopefully by tomorrow.

hero member
Activity: 1008
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~snip~
Yes sorry for the delay on this was supposed to have these out by now but ran into some issues with windows binaries..will at the very least release the linux binaries on Monday.

Are the binaries for Apollo I being updated as well or is that project abandoned?

It's been a few years since the last update.

December 2021: https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries/releases
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
Is anybody able to connect Sparrow to the node with the new UI? Did you change anything in the bitcoin.conf file? Not able to connect... (User is "futurebit", right?)

Next point release has a one button "Enable wallet connections to my node" with instructions to make this dumb proof.

Editing the bitcoin.conf file in UX was still not easy enough so hopefully this takes care of most use cases.
legendary
Activity: 2188
Merit: 1401
Any update on releasing the miner binaries to run Apollo 2 Standard Units from an external PC? Sorry to be pushy, I am just eager to get my unit up and running Smiley

I second this.

Thirding this I suppose. I thought it would work with the old script and I was just doing something wrong.

Yes sorry for the delay on this was supposed to have these out by now but ran into some issues with windows binaries..will at the very least release the linux binaries on Monday.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Rejected Shares:
I understand that occasional rejected shares are to be expected. However, I am curious at what point does someone become concerned about them? Over three days I have 17,000 rejected shares, and 205,000,000 accepted shares. My percent of rejected shares is extremely low, so this is more of a curiosity.

Looking for transactions:
I sent a test transaction to my address. If I want to see how long it takes to show up on my node, is there a tool built into the Apollo II setup? Or do I need to use another resource to search the data in my node?

Finding a block:
If I win the lottery and find a block, will my miner tell me? Or do I just need to monitor my wallet?

Thank you for your feedback.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Thanks for letting me know. By chance, speaking of the initial boot up, my router flagged two malware activities (categorized as phishing/deception) as soon as I connect to the network. By chance would you know if these are false negatives? I can’t get any detail out of the ISP router, and my pfsense router won’t be online for a few weeks. See attached.

Many A/V software still flag any crypto mining activity as malware (because some malware install stealth crypto miners), so my first guess at least would be that!


Thank you. I am fully syncing and have 30-32 connections.  So I assume whatever my Eero router blocked is not hurting anything.
jr. member
Activity: 95
Merit: 2
I had a power blip at the house for a split second and the miner did not like it. It was in shutdown mode with the high fan. Any way to have it auto restart? Nothing else in the house was reset.
member
Activity: 82
Merit: 52
Any update on releasing the miner binaries to run Apollo 2 Standard Units from an external PC? Sorry to be pushy, I am just eager to get my unit up and running Smiley

I second this.

Thirding this I suppose. I thought it would work with the old script and I was just doing something wrong.
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
Is anybody able to connect Sparrow to the node with the new UI? Did you change anything in the bitcoin.conf file? Not able to connect... (User is "futurebit", right?)
newbie
Activity: 5
Merit: 0
Any update on releasing the miner binaries to run Apollo 2 Standard Units from an external PC? Sorry to be pushy, I am just eager to get my unit up and running Smiley

I second this.
newbie
Activity: 1
Merit: 0
Would you have any tips or steps via SSH to enable RDP to work from Windows devices? Before flashing it back to default 2.0.4 today, I seemed to be able to get it working from a network perspective, but when I logged in (I could see and use the xRDP login screen via RDP for example), the RDP screen just shows a mouse pointer and a sea green background color, and I can't do anything.  I would try using the GnomeRDP which I believe I could enable fairly easily via the Ubuntu GUI, but since I don't have a monitor working with the Apollo 2 yet, I can't do it that way - if you know the SSH commands to do so, I'd try those but I haven't found them yet.  I know you guys don't support the general Ubuntu OS, but I think sorting our the remote access to the Apollo unit would be a benefit to all, especially with the monitor limitations, and I'd be happy to help test and get that working.  I appreciate it!

I managed to get xrdp to work after installing xorgxrdp
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
Any update on releasing the miner binaries to run Apollo 2 Standard Units from an external PC? Sorry to be pushy, I am just eager to get my unit up and running Smiley
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