SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOONLANDER--
Did you do any adjustments to the Core voltage pot? I just got my MLD and have not touched the voltage pots. It does OK on 700Hz frequency on stock settings but hardware errors get big at 720Hz.
Just asking before I touch the pots. I am going steady at 3.9 MH/s at stock settings, 700Hz frequency. I am running a single stick on a USB 3.0 port of the PC, running Ubuntu 18.04.
Thanks for any help. --scryptr
P.S. Looks like a piece of Astroturf was pitched in the trash. Good riddance! (spam post was deleted). -scryptr
Topic: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread - page 24. (Read 71717 times)
Hmm. Been running no issues for a long time and today as I walk away from my computer, bfgminer says moonlander2 stopped hashing trying to restart on loop. Shut down bfg checked the moonlander. Green light is still on. Weird. Restart bfg and says no device. K. Shut down bfg, unplug USB strip, unplug miner, give it a good blast of air, all clean , plug it all back in, restart bfg and blam no miner. So did it just die? Green light is on but nada. Thing doesn't even run hot as I have 2 fans on it and it's fall weather. Basically was mining all night and up until a about 30 minutes ago.
Windows do any updates? Make sure the moonlander shows up in the COM port...sometimes updates kill the UART driver and needs to be re-installed.
No updates unless they went covert on me. I was just using the computer and all was well. I check bfg all the time because sometimes multipool dgb goes down and I like to switch asap. Anyways. It was running fine then it said moonlander stopped hashing trying to restart. Couldn't manually add it either.
I guess this is dead. Sad. First the fan died within a few weeks from a bad bearing and now after maybe a year, not sure, of on average 10 hours of running a day plus 2 fans on it, it stops hashing. Litecoin plus digibyte mined means that I lost at least 60 bucks not counting electricity or the purchase of external fans. Fun while it lasted but dang disappointed. And I was just going to go for an Apollo too. Miss the white noise too haha.
I DID SOME READING ON THIS--
Apparently the "generate-to" command is part of "Get-Block-Template" (GBT) protocol. Because GBT protocol has been removed from scrypt-mining code, the "generate-to" flag fails when it does not detect a BitCoin address. The answer is in the Readme on JStefanop's GitHub.
I solved my solo-mining difficulties by building and running a simple NOMP-style pool and setting it up for LocalHost. The pool code is deprecated, running it as a public instance may be a security risk.
It works just fine for a single MoonLander 2! My electric lottery ticket is just humming. Less than 0.05% rejects, less than 1% HW errors, and I haven't done anything yet to tune the pots. Currently, the stick is mining at ~3.9MH/s at 700Hz, but HW errors go up dramatically at 720Hz.
Will turning up the Core power by 1/8 turn allow for better performance at 700+Hz? Thanks for your work, JStefanop! --scryptr
Apparently the "generate-to" command is part of "Get-Block-Template" (GBT) protocol. Because GBT protocol has been removed from scrypt-mining code, the "generate-to" flag fails when it does not detect a BitCoin address. The answer is in the Readme on JStefanop's GitHub.
I solved my solo-mining difficulties by building and running a simple NOMP-style pool and setting it up for LocalHost. The pool code is deprecated, running it as a public instance may be a security risk.
It works just fine for a single MoonLander 2! My electric lottery ticket is just humming. Less than 0.05% rejects, less than 1% HW errors, and I haven't done anything yet to tune the pots. Currently, the stick is mining at ~3.9MH/s at 700Hz, but HW errors go up dramatically at 720Hz.
Will turning up the Core power by 1/8 turn allow for better performance at 700+Hz? Thanks for your work, JStefanop! --scryptr
I TRIED THE "GENERATE-TO" COMMAND--
While attempting to solo-mine against the latest LiteCoin-qt wallet, I launched the wallet from the command line pointing to "litecoin.conf" file in the LiteCoin-qt directory. After the wallet was synchronized and ready, I launched BFGminer with the command string in your post (below) with the appropriate rpcuser, rpcpassword, and rpcport (9332). The wallet was not disabled, the address was the first one generated by the wallet. I keep getting "invalid address" as an error on miner launch. I tried later with a valid external address for LiteCoin, same result.
I have solo-mined before successfully with various wallets and algorithms. What is going wrong? --scryptr
I wouldn't call it autoexec.bat. I would call it somethingelse.bat and it should look like this:
And forget the GPU params, you are not using a GPU.
While attempting to solo-mine against the latest LiteCoin-qt wallet, I launched the wallet from the command line pointing to "litecoin.conf" file in the LiteCoin-qt directory. After the wallet was synchronized and ready, I launched BFGminer with the command string in your post (below) with the appropriate rpcuser, rpcpassword, and rpcport (9332). The wallet was not disabled, the address was the first one generated by the wallet. I keep getting "invalid address" as an error on miner launch. I tried later with a valid external address for LiteCoin, same result.
I have solo-mined before successfully with various wallets and algorithms. What is going wrong? --scryptr
bfg-miner autoexec.bat:
Code:
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:COM4 --set MLD:clock=777
pause
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:COM4 --set MLD:clock=777
pause
I wouldn't call it autoexec.bat. I would call it somethingelse.bat and it should look like this:
Code:
@bfgminer.exe --scrypt --no-longpoll --generate-to -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=desiredFREQ
It means you must add --generate-toAnd forget the GPU params, you are not using a GPU.
and for the altcoin.conf file it looked like this:
I wouldn't set gen=1, it activates cpu mining on the altcoin daemon. It also helps if you setCode:
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=40022
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1
syncnode=true
addnode=XX.XXX.XX.XXX
addnode=YY.YYY.YY.YYY
addnode=ZZ.ZZZ.ZZ.ZZZ
...
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=40022
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1
syncnode=true
addnode=XX.XXX.XX.XXX
addnode=YY.YYY.YY.YYY
addnode=ZZ.ZZZ.ZZ.ZZZ
...
Code:
disablewallet=1
it works better.The issue is bfgminer does not support GBT for scrypt...it does for SHA256. I probably should get around to adding support to it once I find some time, since luke-jr probably wont do it.
You don't need to do anything. The latest version on moonlander github works fine for local mining.Hmm. Been running no issues for a long time and today as I walk away from my computer, bfgminer says moonlander2 stopped hashing trying to restart on loop. Shut down bfg checked the moonlander. Green light is still on. Weird. Restart bfg and says no device. K. Shut down bfg, unplug USB strip, unplug miner, give it a good blast of air, all clean , plug it all back in, restart bfg and blam no miner. So did it just die? Green light is on but nada. Thing doesn't even run hot as I have 2 fans on it and it's fall weather. Basically was mining all night and up until a about 30 minutes ago.
Windows do any updates? Make sure the moonlander shows up in the COM port...sometimes updates kill the UART driver and needs to be re-installed.
No updates unless they went covert on me. I was just using the computer and all was well. I check bfg all the time because sometimes multipool dgb goes down and I like to switch asap. Anyways. It was running fine then it said moonlander stopped hashing trying to restart. Couldn't manually add it either.
Hmm. Been running no issues for a long time and today as I walk away from my computer, bfgminer says moonlander2 stopped hashing trying to restart on loop. Shut down bfg checked the moonlander. Green light is still on. Weird. Restart bfg and says no device. K. Shut down bfg, unplug USB strip, unplug miner, give it a good blast of air, all clean , plug it all back in, restart bfg and blam no miner. So did it just die? Green light is on but nada. Thing doesn't even run hot as I have 2 fans on it and it's fall weather. Basically was mining all night and up until a about 30 minutes ago.
Windows do any updates? Make sure the moonlander shows up in the COM port...sometimes updates kill the UART driver and needs to be re-installed.
Hmm. Been running no issues for a long time and today as I walk away from my computer, bfgminer says moonlander2 stopped hashing trying to restart on loop. Shut down bfg checked the moonlander. Green light is still on. Weird. Restart bfg and says no device. K. Shut down bfg, unplug USB strip, unplug miner, give it a good blast of air, all clean , plug it all back in, restart bfg and blam no miner. So did it just die? Green light is on but nada. Thing doesn't even run hot as I have 2 fans on it and it's fall weather. Basically was mining all night and up until a about 30 minutes ago.
I TRIED THE "GENERATE-TO" COMMAND--
While attempting to solo-mine against the latest LiteCoin-qt wallet, I launched the wallet from the command line pointing to "litecoin.conf" file in the LiteCoin-qt directory. After the wallet was synchronized and ready, I launched BFGminer with the command string in your post (below) with the appropriate rpcuser, rpcpassword, and rpcport (9332). The wallet was not disabled, the address was the first one generated by the wallet. I keep getting "invalid address" as an error on miner launch. I tried later with a valid external address for LiteCoin, same result.
I have solo-mined before successfully with various wallets and algorithms. What is going wrong? --scryptr
I wouldn't call it autoexec.bat. I would call it somethingelse.bat and it should look like this:
And forget the GPU params, you are not using a GPU.
While attempting to solo-mine against the latest LiteCoin-qt wallet, I launched the wallet from the command line pointing to "litecoin.conf" file in the LiteCoin-qt directory. After the wallet was synchronized and ready, I launched BFGminer with the command string in your post (below) with the appropriate rpcuser, rpcpassword, and rpcport (9332). The wallet was not disabled, the address was the first one generated by the wallet. I keep getting "invalid address" as an error on miner launch. I tried later with a valid external address for LiteCoin, same result.
I have solo-mined before successfully with various wallets and algorithms. What is going wrong? --scryptr
bfg-miner autoexec.bat:
Code:
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:COM4 --set MLD:clock=777
pause
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:COM4 --set MLD:clock=777
pause
I wouldn't call it autoexec.bat. I would call it somethingelse.bat and it should look like this:
Code:
@bfgminer.exe --scrypt --no-longpoll --generate-to -o http://127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=desiredFREQ
It means you must add --generate-toAnd forget the GPU params, you are not using a GPU.
and for the altcoin.conf file it looked like this:
I wouldn't set gen=1, it activates cpu mining on the altcoin daemon. It also helps if you setCode:
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=40022
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1
syncnode=true
addnode=XX.XXX.XX.XXX
addnode=YY.YYY.YY.YYY
addnode=ZZ.ZZZ.ZZ.ZZZ
...
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=40022
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1
syncnode=true
addnode=XX.XXX.XX.XXX
addnode=YY.YYY.YY.YYY
addnode=ZZ.ZZZ.ZZ.ZZZ
...
Code:
disablewallet=1
it works better.The issue is bfgminer does not support GBT for scrypt...it does for SHA256. I probably should get around to adding support to it once I find some time, since luke-jr probably wont do it.
You don't need to do anything. The latest version on moonlander github works fine for local mining.
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Hi. Can someone help me? I mined DGB on multipool but today morning the mining was stopped.
I didn't modify nothing on miner and the PC running 24/7.
What i can do? Now i get this when start miner
https://s8.postimg.cc/6zm1sj6px/IMG_20180914_151657.jpg
Anyone mining DGB on multipool?
I didn't modify nothing on miner and the PC running 24/7.
What i can do? Now i get this when start miner
https://s8.postimg.cc/6zm1sj6px/IMG_20180914_151657.jpg
Anyone mining DGB on multipool?
Hi. Can someone help me? I mined DGB on multipool but today morning the mining was stopped.
I didn't modify nothing on miner and the PC running 24/7.
What i can do? Now i get this when start miner
Anyone mining DGB on multipool?
I didn't modify nothing on miner and the PC running 24/7.
What i can do? Now i get this when start miner
Anyone mining DGB on multipool?
@jstefanop
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
banned for what? I like the ttbit scrypt miner. Futureshit thinks he is the only one who can make a usb stick miner with BW chip. Stop being so greedy jstefanop. If you really care about litecoin you will not mind more options for customers
https://forum.bitcoin.com/post217146.html
http://funkyimg.com/i/2KUGW.jpg
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ttbit-scrypt-litecoin-usb-stick-sales-worldwide-4996694
I welcome more options and competition, but not when you blatantly copy my design and work. All that offers to consumers is a crappy knockoff that no one wants. Go build one that has two chips serially chained on it and offer something new to customers...oh wait you wouldn't know how to do that unless you copy my design first.
Oh you do did the exact same thing with sidehack and his bitcoin miner...keep doing this and you'll see how this community reacts to people like you (as you have found out already).
just let the market decided!
There was a new thread from a other User guess it was a new account from the banned user with same ann and again all text copy and paste! I have reported this one too and the User is banned now too!
@jstefanop
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
banned for what? I like the ttbit scrypt miner. Futureshit thinks he is the only one who can make a usb stick miner with BW chip. Stop being so greedy jstefanop. If you really care about litecoin you will not mind more options for customers
https://forum.bitcoin.com/post217146.html
http://funkyimg.com/i/2KUGW.jpg
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ttbit-scrypt-litecoin-usb-stick-sales-worldwide-4996694
I welcome more options and competition, but not when you blatantly copy my design and work. All that offers to consumers is a crappy knockoff that no one wants. Go build one that has two chips serially chained on it and offer something new to customers...oh wait you wouldn't know how to do that unless you copy my design first.
Oh you do did the exact same thing with sidehack and his bitcoin miner...keep doing this and you'll see how this community reacts to people like you (as you have found out already).
@jstefanop
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
banned for what? I like the ttbit scrypt miner. Futureshit thinks he is the only one who can make a usb stick miner with BW chip. Stop being so greedy jstefanop. If you really care about litecoin you will not mind more options for customers
https://forum.bitcoin.com/post217146.html
http://funkyimg.com/i/2KUGW.jpg
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ttbit-scrypt-litecoin-usb-stick-sales-worldwide-4996694
So you dont learnd anything about that whole thing or
I dosnt goes around for your copy of Shit miner .
It was the plagiarism of the Orginal Ann from jstefanop !
Lazy for writing a self-made Text / Ann ! Guess same would be working your Copy of Miner, few days and then burning up!
Hi!
Anyway to run each stick on seperate pool/coin if they connected to same computer?
Thanx!
Anyway to run each stick on seperate pool/coin if they connected to same computer?
Thanx!
I have the same question
Check the FAQ section this is described there and multiple times in this thread
Thanx, was just being lazy i guess
good work.
It is hard to explain to him what he did wrong.
but direct copy of a post without credit of it is a bannable offense on this website.
It is hard to explain to him what he did wrong.
but direct copy of a post without credit of it is a bannable offense on this website.
Thanks, it was just an accident why I saw that lol.
And i got a few Moonlanders2 from the first batch and saw how hard and nice jstefanop work for all that i just wanted to get this User nuked !
Also i am one of the Spambusters so i have to do it !
Glad all went as it should about the Rules !
Regards Lafu
@jstefanop
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
good work.
It is hard to explain to him what he did wrong.
but direct copy of a post without credit of it is a bannable offense on this website.
@jstefanop
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
The thread " Official TTIBIT SCRYPT MINER Driver and Support Thread " is deleted
and the user Dided1981 is Banned for plagiarism
Autoban user: N/A in topic #0 by member #689488
Regards Lafu
Take a look at your PM ! have send you some !
I have Reported the Other Thread for plagiarism ! Looks exactly the same as yours !
I try to get this User Banned and his Thread removed !
What kind of Idiots that doing such things !
I found it only by accident for looking at some things !
I have Reported the Other Thread for plagiarism ! Looks exactly the same as yours !
I try to get this User Banned and his Thread removed !
What kind of Idiots that doing such things !
I found it only by accident for looking at some things !
Hi there,
I've got a general question which should be easy to answer.
I'm just playing around with cpuminer-yescrypt. Right now I'm pool mining myriadcoin. The rate is like 1.3 khash/s on my spare PC with a dual core CPU which is fine. The intention is not to earn any money. I'm just curious and happy when things are working.
The Moonlander 2 is supposed to have a hashrate of 3-5 MH/s. I'm pretty sure I'm overseeing something here. It's just a USB drive with a tiny fan. How can I compare these rates? It's unlikely that the Moonlander has a rate that much higher than my PC CPU.
Thx in advance.
I've got a general question which should be easy to answer.
I'm just playing around with cpuminer-yescrypt. Right now I'm pool mining myriadcoin. The rate is like 1.3 khash/s on my spare PC with a dual core CPU which is fine. The intention is not to earn any money. I'm just curious and happy when things are working.
The Moonlander 2 is supposed to have a hashrate of 3-5 MH/s. I'm pretty sure I'm overseeing something here. It's just a USB drive with a tiny fan. How can I compare these rates? It's unlikely that the Moonlander has a rate that much higher than my PC CPU.
Thx in advance.
It has 1 ASIC chip, thus it's hasrate is much higgher than CPU or GPU.
So knowing the avg. voltage / Amp load from the Moonlander 2, what are the best USB power hubs out there for running more than seven ML2 usb devices. If the unit draw 2.01 amp each, that is a real number when you have 20 of them plus counting for the size of each unit so they can fit on the hub correctly
Just wondering..
Just wondering..
I personally know the large eyeboot hub can run 20.
As a rule of thumb, Multiply 2A per moonlander then add at least a 20% margin on top. If the hub does not meet that number for total Amp output it probably wont be able to run all of them at once.
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