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Title: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 14, 2013, 02:39:20 AM Looking for a preconfigured / precompiled Live Linux. I know its not terribly hard to do, but i'm really busy with work. .5 BTC is just a starting point, if you think its worth more thats fine just let me know.
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Also looking for a similar setup for a raspberry pi implementation. Bid Separate or together just let me know. These need to be retard proof and stable, so please be professional. As I am paying for this I expect the work you do to be between us. Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 14, 2013, 02:48:16 PM No1?
Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 02:59:47 PM Easy, He's something I've been working on https://github.com/arjitc/Ready2Go
No where near to what it's supposed to be, but It can be packaged off into a .img file ready2go ;) --------- Preconfigured Live Linux as a .img file which I can burn to a flash drive --> Yep, I can do that Scripts to Autostart Mining with Ztex Boards, ModMinerQuads, USB Block Eruptors, x6500s, BFL, Load Firmware on boot --> Yep, I can do that RDP and VNC Support --> Yep, I can do that Neat organized instructions for a user of modest Technical Background (not me) to configure the miner, connect over VNC / RDP --> Yep, I can do that Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 14, 2013, 03:05:43 PM Easy, He's something I've been working on https://github.com/arjitc/Ready2Go No where near to what it's supposed to be, but It can be packaged off into a .img file ready2go ;) --------- Preconfigured Live Linux as a .img file which I can burn to a flash drive --> Yep, I can do that Scripts to Autostart Mining with Ztex Boards, ModMinerQuads, USB Block Eruptors, x6500s, BFL, Load Firmware on boot --> Yep, I can do that RDP and VNC Support --> Yep, I can do that Neat organized instructions for a user of modest Technical Background (not me) to configure the miner, connect over VNC / RDP --> Yep, I can do that Cost? Delivery time? Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 03:07:48 PM Easy, He's something I've been working on https://github.com/arjitc/Ready2Go No where near to what it's supposed to be, but It can be packaged off into a .img file ready2go ;) --------- Preconfigured Live Linux as a .img file which I can burn to a flash drive --> Yep, I can do that Scripts to Autostart Mining with Ztex Boards, ModMinerQuads, USB Block Eruptors, x6500s, BFL, Load Firmware on boot --> Yep, I can do that RDP and VNC Support --> Yep, I can do that Neat organized instructions for a user of modest Technical Background (not me) to configure the miner, connect over VNC / RDP --> Yep, I can do that Cost? Delivery time? Lets say 1 week, and .5 BTC should be enough, but again, I'll need some sort of access into your RPi (once you load my IMG) to debug and fix issues if any so you'll need a static IP or a VPN for me and you to connect so I can connect to your RPI over VNC or SSH Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: 2weiX on June 14, 2013, 03:08:49 PM pledging another 1BTC
additional BTCs when someone offers to assemble these raspberries and deliver them with fitting USB hub, wifi and such, ideally with a GUI that makes it easy to configure pool and worker for each and every connected USB mining device. Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 03:11:33 PM I'm clearing up my old img file and firing up a new img to start off work on this, Hopefully I can make good use of my other project to make this better.
Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: 2weiX on June 14, 2013, 03:16:52 PM I'm clearing up my old img file and firing up a new img to start off work on this, Hopefully I can make good use of my other project to make this better. If you say you'll be done within a week with the image, I'll get my own Pi "and stuff" and just wait it out. I would, however, also take the whole package, ready to run. I would wager that there IS demand for that in the community,what with all the people running their USB sticks on their laptops etc. Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 03:26:09 PM I'm clearing up my old img file and firing up a new img to start off work on this, Hopefully I can make good use of my other project to make this better. If you say you'll be done within a week with the image, I'll get my own Pi "and stuff" and just wait it out. I would, however, also take the whole package, ready to run. I would wager that there IS demand for that in the community,what with all the people running their USB sticks on their laptops etc. Hmm, I can try but shipping from my place is a killer so I'll probably have to ask a friend who lives overseas to ship / "put it together" once I get my img perfected :P Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: 2weiX on June 14, 2013, 03:39:48 PM I'm clearing up my old img file and firing up a new img to start off work on this, Hopefully I can make good use of my other project to make this better. If you say you'll be done within a week with the image, I'll get my own Pi "and stuff" and just wait it out. I would, however, also take the whole package, ready to run. I would wager that there IS demand for that in the community,what with all the people running their USB sticks on their laptops etc. Hmm, I can try but shipping from my place is a killer so I'll probably have to ask a friend who lives overseas to ship / "put it together" once I get my img perfected :P I'm in the EU if that matters. Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 03:49:01 PM I'm clearing up my old img file and firing up a new img to start off work on this, Hopefully I can make good use of my other project to make this better. If you say you'll be done within a week with the image, I'll get my own Pi "and stuff" and just wait it out. I would, however, also take the whole package, ready to run. I would wager that there IS demand for that in the community,what with all the people running their USB sticks on their laptops etc. Hmm, I can try but shipping from my place is a killer so I'll probably have to ask a friend who lives overseas to ship / "put it together" once I get my img perfected :P I'm in the EU if that matters. Country name ? (PM me it if you want) Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 14, 2013, 04:43:26 PM Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 14, 2013, 05:03:59 PM what is this thread jacking bullshit =p
Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: 2weiX on June 14, 2013, 05:20:07 PM what is this thread jacking bullshit =p oh,we took it to PM long ago. Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 15, 2013, 02:32:58 AM Still looking, also considering a router solution
Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: CrownCloud on June 15, 2013, 02:59:27 AM Still looking, also considering a router solution I emailed you a .img, did you try it ? Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 15, 2013, 03:41:01 AM Still looking, also considering a router solution I emailed you a .img, did you try it ? No Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Reckman on June 15, 2013, 11:47:34 PM still looking
Title: Re: [.5 Bounty] Preconfigured FPGA / Asic Live Linux + RPi Post by: Pt0x on June 16, 2013, 01:55:44 AM still looking I'll recomend to use minepeon with a raspberry pi, have you seen it?. If you just want to monitor the miner software directly you only need to connect via ssh and access the screen software on memory. Rdp works to connect from linux to windows but not in the other direction. If you need the vnc session because the command line its too daunting, well it can be done but its an overkill. Good luck |
