Topic: [WTB] SFARDS SF100 (Read 614 times)
I never took mine apart but I did lend it to a fellow forum member who did a complete tare down a write up on it if you search the old posts you should be able to find something regarding his write up on it
most unfortunate!
still interested...
still interested...
I only got it running by using their site Bitstellar.com.
The IP login is encrypted and cannot be used. I never heard of SFminer.
ps. I am the buyer of Mindtrip's SF100
but sold it again, don't know to who anymore...
The IP login is encrypted and cannot be used. I never heard of SFminer.
ps. I am the buyer of Mindtrip's SF100
but sold it again, don't know to who anymore...
sfards was supposed to be an open source USB miner, you just have to bipass their wiibox controller
they released mining hardware sfminer...which should run from any linux box.
Did you ever take it apart? How does the miner connect to the rasberry pi inside of it?
they released mining hardware sfminer...which should run from any linux box.
Did you ever take it apart? How does the miner connect to the rasberry pi inside of it?
I sold one a while back I know the buyer didn't like it and quickly flipped it I think I agreed to sell for 1 BTC if that helps gauge the price. Its only able to be used on the hosted platform no local miner to interact with which he was disappointed with
If I am correct you cannot mine whit these machines any more.
You can only enter your miner using Bitstellar.com. You have to ¨bound" you miner on the site to start mining.
You cannot enter the miner direct with the local IP login. (It's encrypted since the last update)
The guy I sold mine, mailed me a while ago that he was unable to mine whit his machine any more...
Chechk out the site; Bitstellar.com is down
You can only enter your miner using Bitstellar.com. You have to ¨bound" you miner on the site to start mining.
You cannot enter the miner direct with the local IP login. (It's encrypted since the last update)
The guy I sold mine, mailed me a while ago that he was unable to mine whit his machine any more...
Chechk out the site; Bitstellar.com is down
You should email your friend and ask him what he wants for the miner...I have a theory on making these work for me.
If I am correct you cannot mine whit these machines any more.
You can only enter your miner using Bitstellar.com. You have to ¨bound" you miner on the site to start mining.
You cannot enter the miner direct with the local IP login. (It's encrypted since the last update)
The guy I sold mine, mailed me a while ago that he was unable to mine whit his machine any more...
Chechk out the site; Bitstellar.com is down
You can only enter your miner using Bitstellar.com. You have to ¨bound" you miner on the site to start mining.
You cannot enter the miner direct with the local IP login. (It's encrypted since the last update)
The guy I sold mine, mailed me a while ago that he was unable to mine whit his machine any more...
Chechk out the site; Bitstellar.com is down
Yeah, I figure but it never hurts to ask. 
What do you think one would be worth without overpricing?
What do you think one would be worth without overpricing?
Those are extremely rare and most likely will be extremely overpriced.
Interested in picking up an SF100 if anyone has one laying around.
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