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JaredKaragen

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Quote from: sidroast on August 17, 2016, 04:27:48 PM

Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 03:25:40 PM

I ended up pointing to another pool also. Even after futzing with the minimum difficulty, I was getting pool disconnects once a minute or so.

I'll wait until it's safe to get back in the pool.

Check out the sha256 hash rate on zpool, it's ice-cold 0 now.

Same. S7 connects but no shares/hash. Probably a server problem that crackfoo needs to solve when hes back from vacation... he can't be maintaining the site 24/7 He does have a RL Wink

sidroast

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Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 03:25:40 PM

I ended up pointing to another pool also. Even after futzing with the minimum difficulty, I was getting pool disconnects once a minute or so.

I'll wait until it's safe to get back in the pool.

Check out the sha256 hash rate on zpool, it's ice-cold 0 now.

edonkey

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I ended up pointing to another pool also. Even after futzing with the minimum difficulty, I was getting pool disconnects once a minute or so.

I'll wait until it's safe to get back in the pool.

tbonetony

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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy

Quote from: sidroast on August 17, 2016, 03:08:01 PM

Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 02:31:23 PM

Now an hour later I had the middle chain go completely offline. All x's for the ASICs.

Never seen this before on any other pool.

I noticed that the pool is specifying a really low difficulty of 64. Could this low difficulty be giving my S9 problems?

No, I can tell you exactly what is going on. Everyone on sha256 is likely experiencing this problem due to issues with the pool software. My ASICs started going crazy just now, so did a buddy's. I wouldn't be surprised if others with antminers are having similar problems. Even my typically-robust Spondoolies were freaking out. I switched to another pool until Crackfoo comes back from his camping trip. Not knocking him at all, maintaining a pool is probably a lot of work!

Got that 64 difficulty n' all. FWIW I was running on zpool for the past 4 days straight without any problems which was nice.

I have same xxxx issue on my S9 when mining at zpool, too.

sidroast

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Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 02:31:23 PM

Now an hour later I had the middle chain go completely offline. All x's for the ASICs.

Never seen this before on any other pool.

I noticed that the pool is specifying a really low difficulty of 64. Could this low difficulty be giving my S9 problems?

No, I can tell you exactly what is going on. Everyone on sha256 is likely experiencing this problem due to issues with the pool software. My ASICs started going crazy just now, so did a buddy's. I wouldn't be surprised if others with antminers are having similar problems. Even my typically-robust Spondoolies were freaking out. I switched to another pool until Crackfoo comes back from his camping trip. Not knocking him at all, maintaining a pool is probably a lot of work!

Got that 64 difficulty n' all. FWIW I was running on zpool for the past 4 days straight without any problems which was nice.

edonkey

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Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 12:57:32 PM

Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 11:57:27 AM

Something seems wrong with either the pool itself or the stats.

My proxy shows that shares are being submitted, but the pool stats show no hash rate and no increase in earnings.

This seems to have started about two hours ago, corresponding with a disconnect. Here's the last stop cause from the proxy:

Code:

No work notification for 0 seconds.

This might have been on my end. My S9 got into a weird state where the third blade was completely offline.

I've restarted the S9 and pointed the proxy back at zpool and it seems to be accepting hash again.

Never seen my S9 act like this before. Not a single x'd out ASIC even when overclocked. Of course I've made a lot of changes to get here, including updating the firmware to the latest and using the Stratehm stratum-proxy.

Now an hour later I had the middle chain go completely offline. All x's for the ASICs.

Never seen this before on any other pool.

I noticed that the pool is specifying a really low difficulty of 64. Could this low difficulty be giving my S9 problems?

Someone earlier said that they had better luck with their S9s without specifying any minimum difficulty. But maybe the also are not mining low difficulty coins.

If difficulty is possibly the issue, can someone suggest a decent difficulty for 13 THs S9?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: I'm trying a minimum difficulty of 9k, which is getting me about 20 shares a minute. That was the recommendation from an earlier post.

mamiakimo

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its work now

mamiakimo

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after changing settings i get s9 offline!
i create restart without success
i create reset ( small button on s9 ) and start settings from the beginning and nothing!
what should i do now ?

mamiakimo

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P: c=BTC, d=2000
is that ok?

edonkey

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Quote from: edonkey on August 17, 2016, 11:57:27 AM

Something seems wrong with either the pool itself or the stats.

My proxy shows that shares are being submitted, but the pool stats show no hash rate and no increase in earnings.

This seems to have started about two hours ago, corresponding with a disconnect. Here's the last stop cause from the proxy:

Code:

No work notification for 0 seconds.

This might have been on my end. My S9 got into a weird state where the third blade was completely offline.

I've restarted the S9 and pointed the proxy back at zpool and it seems to be accepting hash again.

Never seen my S9 act like this before. Not a single x'd out ASIC even when overclocked. Of course I've made a lot of changes to get here, including updating the firmware to the latest and using the Stratehm stratum-proxy.

edonkey

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Quote from: mamiakimo on August 17, 2016, 12:27:08 PM

i need help please

i have S9 and this is my settings
mine.zpool.ca:3333
U: wallet address
P: c=BTC,d=0.002,argon2,neoscrypt,yescrypt

is that true ?
and why GH/S(avg) triple GH/S(RT)

The S9 is a sha256 miner. You can't use it to mine other algorithms.

mamiakimo

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i need help please

i have S9 and this is my settings
mine.zpool.ca:3333
U: wallet address
P: c=BTC,d=0.002,argon2,neoscrypt,yescrypt

is that true ?
and why GH/S(avg) triple GH/S(RT)

edonkey

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Something seems wrong with either the pool itself or the stats.

My proxy shows that shares are being submitted, but the pool stats show no hash rate and no increase in earnings.

This seems to have started about two hours ago, corresponding with a disconnect. Here's the last stop cause from the proxy:

Code:

No work notification for 0 seconds.

JaredKaragen

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My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?

Quote from: kenscho on August 17, 2016, 06:14:32 AM

Quote from: JaredKaragen on August 17, 2016, 03:00:42 AM

That unit has a built in miner and web interface.

You would need to be able to log into it and modify the core scripting on it to attempt any sort of profit switching in it. I assume you can enter pool/algo info in the web interface; if that's the case: no profit switching between algos.

i have a webinterface but i have to choose the algo. maybe i try it with x11 and test with the password selection the algo

It doesn't work that way. each algo is on a different port... so one setting per algo.... and the device would somehow need to know to try the next algo after disconnecting. The password string just will kick it offline.... So this will not work.

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Quote from: JaredKaragen on August 17, 2016, 03:00:42 AM

That unit has a built in miner and web interface.

You would need to be able to log into it and modify the core scripting on it to attempt any sort of profit switching in it. I assume you can enter pool/algo info in the web interface; if that's the case: no profit switching between algos.

i have a webinterface but i have to choose the algo. maybe i try it with x11 and test with the password selection the algo

JaredKaragen

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My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?

That unit has a built in miner and web interface.

You would need to be able to log into it and modify the core scripting on it to attempt any sort of profit switching in it. I assume you can enter pool/algo info in the web interface; if that's the case: no profit switching between algos.

JaredKaragen

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My AR-15 ID's itself as a toaster. Want breakfast?

Quote from: kenscho on August 17, 2016, 01:38:52 AM

anyone know how to setup multi algo switching with the new ASIC Baikal X11 miner? because i have to set a algo (X11,12,13, Qubit or Quark)

Never heard of that miner.

Link to the manufacturer?

kenscho

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anyone know how to setup multi algo switching with the new ASIC Baikal X11 miner? because i have to set a algo (X11,12,13, Qubit or Quark)

scryptr

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Quote from: Percivul on August 16, 2016, 02:35:09 PM

Quote from: Spiffy_1 on August 16, 2016, 02:25:15 AM

I tried to get minercontrol to work for 3 days before I simply gave up. Between one simple error hardcrashing the scrypt, and having to create a json file from scratch with very little relevant pool guidelines, it was too much for me. If you can do it more power to you, but jk's scrypt works well for me so I leave it alone as much as possible. Minus a few tweaks of course.

I got it to kinda work. I ended up taking Scryptr's post of his config file and removing the parts of it in the switches area that were causing problems. For example, ccminer 1.8 doesn't actually have a -C switch and that was causing the miner to close before it could hash anything. Once I took that switch out, it started up and began hashing.

Also, since I have ATI at work and NVidia at home, I'm starting to think it's going to be a hassle to use it since it doesn't really come with any instructions. As I've said many times in the forums, there IS a ton of info but many times you get the sense that you're just "supposed to already" know how certain things work. It's not a big deal as it does tend to weed out those who aren't serious about learning, but it wouldn't hurt to have a newcomers guide for some of this. Incidentally, that's what I'm building as I go.

IN 2014 I WAS NEW--

LiteCoin was still $20 or so, and I didn't loose anything at Mt. Gox. But I didn't know SGminer from CCminer and I started to read and learn. You have many questions, but the answers to questions don't make a guitar player great, practice does. You have just noticed that I switched from SPminer private to TPruvot's CCminer, but left a typo behind. Sorry, tough beans.

You must work with the material to learn it. So far, so good. Wish the best for you. --scryptr

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Quote from: Spiffy_1 on August 16, 2016, 02:25:15 AM

I tried to get minercontrol to work for 3 days before I simply gave up. Between one simple error hardcrashing the scrypt, and having to create a json file from scratch with very little relevant pool guidelines, it was too much for me. If you can do it more power to you, but jk's scrypt works well for me so I leave it alone as much as possible. Minus a few tweaks of course.

I got it to kinda work. I ended up taking Scryptr's post of his config file and removing the parts of it in the switches area that were causing problems. For example, ccminer 1.8 doesn't actually have a -C switch and that was causing the miner to close before it could hash anything. Once I took that switch out, it started up and began hashing.

Also, since I have ATI at work and NVidia at home, I'm starting to think it's going to be a hassle to use it since it doesn't really come with any instructions. As I've said many times in the forums, there IS a ton of info but many times you get the sense that you're just "supposed to already" know how certain things work. It's not a big deal as it does tend to weed out those who aren't serious about learning, but it wouldn't hurt to have a newcomers guide for some of this. Incidentally, that's what I'm building as I go.

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