I've given kano 2 btc in the past (almost $300), and now he's a jerk to me whenever I seek help trying to figure out how to get the zadig utility running. So I switched to bfg.
Requiring zadig is stoopid. There is no way to force it to recognize the file that cgminer provides. I still never got a clear answer as to why Lukejr can recognize asics without zadig yet cgminer requires this. The only answer I ever get is "check the readme". Gets tired...
Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1651. (Read 3050068 times)
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So either its that, and you get screwed by difficulty, or you believe most or all of them are exaggerating/lying, in which case, chances are your rig wont arrive in time either.
You are screwed either way, unless you get lucky enough that your miner does ship roughly on time, and almost none of the others. Good luck with that.
Two other ways to do OK:So either its that, and you get screwed by difficulty, or you believe most or all of them are exaggerating/lying, in which case, chances are your rig wont arrive in time either.
You are screwed either way, unless you get lucky enough that your miner does ship roughly on time, and almost none of the others. Good luck with that.
Be on the hardware development team
or
Be a well known miner dev
Then you usually end up waiting less than most people so you can get things working for when people get the hardware.
We don't get too many "Thanks for writing cgminer - fuck you - ha ha" like KnC have done
The last time that happened was ... ages ago ... Enterpoint.
Edit: oh funny I forgot - the last time was actually Avalon
So twice Thank you Kano for an awesome free piece of software. I'm sure others myself included will be tipping you for your contributions.
I'm sure KNC will do right by you Kano when the dust settles.. it seems they were trying to stay in 6th gear the whole time and didn't want to deal with shipping to devs and waiting for code, so they went their own on that.
Plus many miners including me will be sending out tips once everything is rolling for sure
thanks mate... I even have to send a few to LukeJr for making a simple as pie bfgminer build that my USBees and ModMiner been running on win7
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
Where exactly did you read that? I certainly dont read it in the quoted paragraph. "they" clearly refers to the chips and the verb "shipping" implies something else as travelling. Have you ever been "shipped" ?
you just exposed yourself as a clown AGAIN.. let's bet on KNC having personal couriers ok?? money where your brainfart right?
Two other ways to do OK:
Be on the hardware development team
or
Be a well known miner dev
Then you usually end up waiting less than most people so you can get things working for when people get the hardware.
We don't get too many "Thanks for writing cgminer - fuck you - ha ha" like KnC have done
The last time that happened was ... ages ago ... Enterpoint.
Edit: oh funny I forgot - the last time was actually Avalon So twice
Be on the hardware development team
or
Be a well known miner dev
Then you usually end up waiting less than most people so you can get things working for when people get the hardware.
We don't get too many "Thanks for writing cgminer - fuck you - ha ha" like KnC have done
The last time that happened was ... ages ago ... Enterpoint.
Edit: oh funny I forgot - the last time was actually Avalon
So twice Thank you Kano for an awesome free piece of software.
I'm sure others myself included will be tipping you for your contributions.
this is a sure thing
in any case we're talking about open source (actually free software) project and as long as KnC will respect CGminer license (GPLv3) everybody will be happy, no?
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So either its that, and you get screwed by difficulty, or you believe most or all of them are exaggerating/lying, in which case, chances are your rig wont arrive in time either.
You are screwed either way, unless you get lucky enough that your miner does ship roughly on time, and almost none of the others. Good luck with that.
Two other ways to do OK:So either its that, and you get screwed by difficulty, or you believe most or all of them are exaggerating/lying, in which case, chances are your rig wont arrive in time either.
You are screwed either way, unless you get lucky enough that your miner does ship roughly on time, and almost none of the others. Good luck with that.
Be on the hardware development team
or
Be a well known miner dev
Then you usually end up waiting less than most people so you can get things working for when people get the hardware.
We don't get too many "Thanks for writing cgminer - fuck you - ha ha" like KnC have done
The last time that happened was ... ages ago ... Enterpoint.
Edit: oh funny I forgot - the last time was actually Avalon
So twice Thank you Kano for an awesome free piece of software. I'm sure others myself included will be tipping you for your contributions.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
I'm sure someone will come up with new fears now. "These folks will take the chips and run!!!"
Not a bad idea!
-> 25 wafer from a rocket lot
-> about 500 working chips @ 100 GH/s per wafer
-> market price today? $5 per GH/s?
$6M in small box somewhere in Asia!
Past seasons of Underbelly would have me worried about Aussie organized crime ripping the shipment off.
quoting the relevant part of the above article
oops, missed the link there. Well, like I said earlier, for the price a flight they'd be nuts not to, so good to hear they are using common sense.
we ll soon arrive to the 500 th post ! this is mental ...
at this point, i think Knc should give a free jupiter miner to the 500 th post !
at this point, i think Knc should give a free jupiter miner to the 500 th post !
Prediction: Jupiter's total Gh/s will be > #pages of this thread.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
I'm sure someone will come up with new fears now. "These folks will take the chips and run!!!"
Not a bad idea!
-> 25 wafer from a rocket lot
-> about 500 working chips @ 100 GH/s per wafer
-> market price today? $5 per GH/s?
$6M in small box somewhere in Asia!
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
Where exactly did you read that? I certainly dont read it in the quoted paragraph. "they" clearly refers to the chips and the verb "shipping" implies something else as travelling. Have you ever been "shipped" ?
quoting the relevant part of the above article
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We’ve got people personally carrying the chips so we can get through customs faster
we ll soon arrive to the 500 th post ! this is mental ...
at this point, i think Knc should give a free jupiter miner to the 500 th post !
at this point, i think Knc should give a free jupiter miner to the 500 th post !
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
Where exactly did you read that? I certainly dont read it in the quoted paragraph. "they" clearly refers to the chips and the verb "shipping" implies something else as travelling. Have you ever been "shipped" ?
Not even EVGA, Gigabyte, or Intel could tell you a precise day... They have no control over shipping.
None of them would ever promise product shipment just weeks after receiving A0 silicon either.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
The more important bit of info from this is that, as believed by some of us here to begin with, KNC is having folks physically transport the chips during these transits, in order to bypass customs delays.
I'm sure someone will come up with new fears now. "These folks will take the chips and run!!!"
Did you guys see the Chip news yet? https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-36
I lost it with coffee in my mouth when I saw this
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-offers-free-speed-increase-first-bitcoin-miner-shipments/
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Sam Cole, co-founder of KnCMiner, said the fabrication process of the chips has been completed and they are now on their way to an assembly house in Asia, before being shipped to KnCMiner’s offices in Sweden in around six days’ time
Keep in mind that Bitfury's first announced distributor Metabank (if you think of Bitfury as Orsoc and Metabank as KnCminer) is having all sorts of assembly problems:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3171576
Yikes. Those things are made if bendy plastic, the motherboards "attached" with cardboard, and the caps squished up against the heat sinks.
Did you guys see the Chip news yet? https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-36
I'll have some KNC Fish n Chips----
Sam did forget to mention... "still on schedule but going to be 1 hour, 8 minutes and 19 seconds late.
Had a nice chat with Carl. He was very talkative:
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