Topic: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread - page 79. (Read 71717 times)

Have 11 running stable Using 796 clock speed no change to any of the Pots

I used this guide and it worked for me (I'm not new to Linux though).https://steemit.com/raspberry/@qctechno/howto-install-futurebit-moonlander-2-usb-scrypt-miner-with-raspberrypi-3

How fast can you run them on that hub?

Ha I'm too much of an idiot cause I can't figure out how to get them to run on a pi.

Who got to set the difficulty on the zpool.ca?
Tried this: -o stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zpool.ca:3433#xnsub -u -p c=LTC,d=128
But it's not working.

alright my miner dudes. so I think(fingers crossed) that I finally have a pretty good starting set-up going. so here is my three moonlander 2s running on this usb hub that i bought. it was slightly pricey but i didn't mind as its small but yet very powerful.
http://www.usbgear.com/10PCHGRHUBMINI.html
unfortunately I can only fit up to 6 miners with fans, but definitely can fit 10 without the fans..
after fighting with my mac for about a week..constant help from you guys and other outsiders..and some other speed bumps along the way, even with high sierra, everything is starting to look good..
I would like to thank everyone for their support
I did want to ask, however, why is it that my other pools are not being deleted upon opening terminal? I delete them, quit(using commands), and exit. then if I start the terminal back up, the old unwanted pools are still there..should I be saving the run MLD2 file even after quitting? also has anyone tried mining other coins? do you use the same pool stratum address set-up as it is for litecoin.org in the .txt file?
thanks, also here are some noobish pics of my set up..
https://imgur.com/a/xETDA
https://imgur.com/a/NH6iM

no. a "worker" would be all the miners connected in your bfgminer terminal..so if you have three miners all connected to your computer one way or another, they will all be connected to one worker, if you are referring to litecoinpool...that's how it works for me anyway

If I want to add more sticks, do I need to add a worker for each stick? If so how do I add the new workers to the mine?

In addition to this question, can the voltage to the fan be controlled at all? I found some BB fans of appropriate size that start at 3v and run all the way to 7.2v

I have 2 of these. Does anyone know how to edit whatever needs edited for Windows 10 to run another miner? I have 1 running right now for about 6 days with no problems. I think they’re great!
(BTW this is my first post ever on any forum)

It should draw 1A @648MHz perfectly tuned.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-futurebit-moonlander-2-the-most-powerful-and-efficient-usb-stick-miner-2125643

post #1, last photo (no fan?)

Check Astrali's post on the first page.

I have 1x Moonlander working fine on my Windows PC. I have a couple more arriving soon and would like to set up on a Pi and hub.

Who has an "idiots guide" i can follow from the beginning - Linux is new to me

Thanks

Mine is VERY similar, I shall try them at 756Mhz with just 2 on the hub.

THANKS!!

1.5A at 600mhz?

Which Anker hub? I have this one, and it won't reliably power 3 of them at high speed, but 2 only are rock solid even at 954mhz.
https://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerIQ-Charging-Macbook-Surface/dp/B00VDVCQ84

What ports are you using on the hub? Is there a regulator that feeds different ones?

I've checked on a USB meter and it's taking 1.5A per Moonlander.
So a 5A hub should be fine for 3 landers....

I'm testing with only 2 in the hub, and have had 1 dropout so far.

I definitely think people are under-estimating how much power these Moonlanders need (when raising frequency)

Waiting for a usb tester to arrive to test out the different frequency presets

Different ones randomly stopping is quite possibly power. I'd try running only 2 and see if that improves.

Hi,

I have 3 MoonLander 2s and I think they are great!

But, I'm having problems mining Verge, the landers run fine for an hour or so, then 1 will stop hashing.
The red LED stops firing and the pool hash rate drops.
In BFGMiner it shows as have "Mh/s" but no accepts on that lander.

I've dropped the frequency to 600MHz but it is still happening.
It's not always the same lander.
If I stop and restart BFGminer all is well again for a while.

I'm running Windows Server 2012, with an Anker USB3 hub, 5A PSU.

I've tried other coins, and whilst not perfect they didn't drop out as much as Verge.

Any thoughts?

Cheers

Paul

Thanks, looks like my Pi Christmas Tree maybe taking the power LOL

https://image.ibb.co/fSbczm/IMG_2517.jpg