All 4 are now up and running. Just took more reboots.
Thanks!
Topic: Round 15/16 KnC Jupiter, DZ MC. Please move comments and ?s to this thread. Thx. - page 9. (Read 14744 times)
January 05, 2014, 07:14:14 PM
Thanks!
January 05, 2014, 05:14:27 PM
All 4 are now up and running. Just took more reboots.
I believed in this team! Thank you.
January 05, 2014, 04:58:57 PM
All 4 are now up and running. Just took more reboots.
January 05, 2014, 04:19:37 PM
January 05, 2014, 03:30:33 PM
I have 1-2-4 running, still not 100% sure what is up with #3, I figured out the problems with R5/1 and/2 and the others, still working on _3.
January 05, 2014, 03:25:51 PM
Half a coin a day is better than no coin 
Workers 1 & 4 have been hashing solidly so could say don't have to worry about them. Workers 2 & 3 were solid too. What happened to them? Are they all showing the same symptoms?
It sounds like the hosting facility is online with electrical and Internet operational. This leaves only the miners to be taken care of.
I can't speak for others but I would prefer a specific report for the last two miners. I am not interested in promises for half off hosting fees which would only make it more expensive for the following rounds or getting paid off as R9-12 which sounds Madoff.
The specific report is jupiters aren't being detected on the network, the ip addresses cannot be found.Workers 1 & 4 have been hashing solidly so could say don't have to worry about them. Workers 2 & 3 were solid too. What happened to them? Are they all showing the same symptoms?
It sounds like the hosting facility is online with electrical and Internet operational. This leaves only the miners to be taken care of.
I can't speak for others but I would prefer a specific report for the last two miners. I am not interested in promises for half off hosting fees which would only make it more expensive for the following rounds or getting paid off as R9-12 which sounds Madoff.
I'm sure this has already been looked at... but it case it hasn't...
Does that mean damaged hardware? Or bad network ports/cabling? If you put #2 in a known good port, does it work? More info would be lovely at this point.
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January 05, 2014, 02:46:14 PM
Half a coin a day is better than no coin
Workers 1 & 4 have been hashing solidly so could say don't have to worry about them. Workers 2 & 3 were solid too. What happened to them? Are they all showing the same symptoms?
It sounds like the hosting facility is online with electrical and Internet operational. This leaves only the miners to be taken care of.
I can't speak for others but I would prefer a specific report for the last two miners. I am not interested in promises for half off hosting fees which would only make it more expensive for the following rounds or getting paid off as R9-12 which sounds Madoff.
The specific report is jupiters aren't being detected on the network, the ip addresses cannot be found. Workers 1 & 4 have been hashing solidly so could say don't have to worry about them. Workers 2 & 3 were solid too. What happened to them? Are they all showing the same symptoms?
It sounds like the hosting facility is online with electrical and Internet operational. This leaves only the miners to be taken care of.
I can't speak for others but I would prefer a specific report for the last two miners. I am not interested in promises for half off hosting fees which would only make it more expensive for the following rounds or getting paid off as R9-12 which sounds Madoff.
January 05, 2014, 02:27:47 PM
January 05, 2014, 12:55:44 PM
We just ROId! 💲🔝🚀
January 05, 2014, 12:48:07 PM
Well, it's currently showing positive ROI in USD which is something at least! 
Still only 2 miners though.
Hopefully we'll get some more info today
Still only 2 miners though.
Hopefully we'll get some more info today
January 05, 2014, 03:37:31 AM
January 05, 2014, 12:51:33 AM
A bunch of us are sad sad pandas 
It's painful to see how a 'make-ROI' endeavor disappears in the cruel fog of the bitcoin arms race. I hope we are all going to be much happier when we wake up on Jan 5, with all four workers happily hashing.
It's painful to see how a 'make-ROI' endeavor disappears in the cruel fog of the bitcoin arms race. I hope we are all going to be much happier when we wake up on Jan 5, with all four workers happily hashing.
Tell me about it...
January 05, 2014, 12:11:14 AM
A bunch of us are sad sad pandas
It's painful to see how a 'make-ROI' endeavor disappears in the cruel fog of the bitcoin arms race. I hope we are all going to be much happier when we wake up on Jan 5, with all four workers happily hashing.
It's painful to see how a 'make-ROI' endeavor disappears in the cruel fog of the bitcoin arms race. I hope we are all going to be much happier when we wake up on Jan 5, with all four workers happily hashing.
January 04, 2014, 11:18:07 PM
We now have the comcast connection live (they came in this morning), we have cable for now while they run the fiber.
Power is being installed tonight/tomorrow, so everything will be up and running tomorrow afternoon.
Power is being installed tonight/tomorrow, so everything will be up and running tomorrow afternoon.
can we get an update, this did not seem to happen
I think it probably did, as we have 50% of the miners hashing, and have had for a while. I suspect the current problems are related to:
- Half of the jupiters stopped working from unplug-repluf in 14 hours later. Every single Antminer I have, as well as the avalons and BF had no problems, but I now have ~8 jupiters to diagnose.
Having never seen one of these devices, I wouldn't know what the issues are beyond that.
January 04, 2014, 10:59:43 PM
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
You probably want to look at their business site, not the consumer-facing one:
http://business.comcast.com/about-us/our-network
Thanks for the update, bobsag3. Hope everything gets sorted soon.
We now have the comcast connection live (they came in this morning), we have cable for now while they run the fiber.
Power is being installed tonight/tomorrow, so everything will be up and running tomorrow afternoon.
can we get an update, this did not seem to happen
January 04, 2014, 10:14:47 PM
Epic FAIL 
January 03, 2014, 07:57:58 PM
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
You probably want to look at their business site, not the consumer-facing one:
http://business.comcast.com/about-us/our-network
Thanks for the update, bobsag3. Hope everything gets sorted soon.
We now have the comcast connection live (they came in this morning), we have cable for now while they run the fiber.
Power is being installed tonight/tomorrow, so everything will be up and running tomorrow afternoon.
January 03, 2014, 06:45:20 PM
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
You probably want to look at their business site, not the consumer-facing one:
http://business.comcast.com/about-us/our-network
Thanks for the update, bobsag3. Hope everything gets sorted soon.
January 03, 2014, 03:44:10 PM
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
You probably want to look at their business site, not the consumer-facing one:
http://business.comcast.com/about-us/our-network
Thanks for the update, bobsag3. Hope everything gets sorted soon.
January 03, 2014, 02:44:49 PM
I guess I don't understand why we were "forced" to move? What does that mean? Was the original hosting facility day to day, or in someones garage or storage unit?
It is pretty clear from what Bob posted that the new facility is far from being ready to move in to. Pretty hard to be moving in when there isn't power, bandwidth isn't installed yet, other parts are missing. Not very prudent to have everything scheduled for Friday install (power turned on, bandwidth installed, networking installed) and then to move in Friday afternoon. You are just asking for trouble.
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
If you re-read bobs post you would notice all this was planned to be done earlier, but because of unforeseen circumstances were delayed. We had to leave the other as the lease was up simple as that plan was to move beginning of January but to travel in a snowstorm that was going to hit then was far worse of a risk then to move a few days earlier and have the installers come early. It is pretty clear from what Bob posted that the new facility is far from being ready to move in to. Pretty hard to be moving in when there isn't power, bandwidth isn't installed yet, other parts are missing. Not very prudent to have everything scheduled for Friday install (power turned on, bandwidth installed, networking installed) and then to move in Friday afternoon. You are just asking for trouble.
On another note, what kind of bandwidth connection is being installed by Comcast, fiber I presume? Does Comcast even do fiber? They can barely do coax cable TV where I live! :-)
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