What i really see - on WK pool accumulated more than 2 000 000$ our rewards, statistics still don't work, time to repair still don't introduced, it's facts. Some people says - he's a great man and don't steal your money, sorry i don't know him, i don't know this people but i know about HYIP, i know about pools who steal money !
You obviously don't work in IT, so you can't know that sometimes something simple turns in to an epic clusterfuck. This seems to be one of those times. |
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bfgminer seems to be the only mainstream miner that works with the Antminer U1. cgminer hasn't got support yet, as no-one bothered to send the devs a unit.
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I'm not sure it's a BBB issue - I'm seeing bfgminer 3.10.0 hang up on scan on my NUC running Debian, too. I have hidapi installed on Debian on both the BBB and the NUC. Both seem to hang up about 20% of the time. An replug of all USB devices seems to cure the issue.
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There's a lot of arm waving and running around in circles in this thread. It's only the stats dammit. We're getting live-time updates. There's only one other pool I can think of that has such open reporting of what's going on, and that's BTCGuild.
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IMHO, it's scam already, you just give him more and more and more !
You're not only clueless, but you're a troll. Go back to your cave. |
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Side note: this new server is quite awesome. Disk reads at ~1.2GB/sec.  We did tell you SSD was the future.  |
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Junk coins go elsewhere - not in this forum.
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I have an offer of BTC1 but the guy hasn't got back to me. Still open to other offers.
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What revision BBB are you guys running? Mine's A5A.
nwoolls, I'll try later and see if I reproduce, though the only BFG compatible devices I have are 10xAntminer U1, 2xBFL Jalapeno and 2xNanofury. My Hashbuster remains cgminer only, which I'm running off Peon on the Pi.
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I'll sort out pics this afternoon when I get home.  I'm in Northern Ireland (near Belfast). |
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But it's still not working... I've been working on it for hours. Any ideas?
Need more info. What OS are you running on? What way is the BFL attached? Hubs? What sort of USB port? |
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For sale is a pair of V1 ASICMiner Blades, both running stable at 13GH. Also one ASICMiner Cube running stable at 38GH.
Blades are sold as received, and I've added a 6-pin PCI-E power cable, so they're ready to roll with your ATX PSU.
The Cube has an upgraded fan (Scythe/Servo GentleTyphoon 1500rpm fan which gives much more air flow with less noise than the factory fit tractor engine fan). This has been running stable with a 600W PSU. I'll supply two leads for power, one is a normal 6-pin to 6-pin extension (makes it easier to plug/unplug) and one is a 6-pin to 8-pin CPU cable - this allowed me to run both 12V rails on my PSU. Use of these cables is optional if you have a PSU with plenty of power.
I'm looking BTC1.5 including shipping to UK. Open to offers.
I'll post pics later if requested.
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I just upgraded to bfgminer 3.9.0 and now it can't find my bfl miners... I have '-S all' in the command line. It finds the AsicMiner Erupters, but none of the BFL stuff. What am I doing wrong?
Should still work fine. EDIT: there was a file called 'bitforce-firmware-flash' in the working directory of the previous version that I do not see anywhere now. Could that be the problem?
Nothing to do with it. |
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True that, my main bugbears with the BBB are;- 1. uBoot (or noBoot as it seems to work out quite often) 2. The kernel and in particular the USB support is very immature compared to the Pi, even taking into account the Pi's buggy USB. I expect the kernel to be getting better and better though as more people use it. Comparing it to the Raspberry Pi kernel is a bit unfair because the Pi has been out so long and is very well supported. Using either the Pi or the BBB comes with it's own plus's and minus's..... I must be mad doing both . Neil I've not seen any of those issues with my BBB at all, and I've been beating the crap out of mine - mining, running remote monitoring, and a few other things. I did notice it wasn't too stable when being powered off USB, so I've got mine running off the 5V 2A PSU that came with my DLink D7 hub. Then again, I'm running Wheezy on mine off the eMMC. |
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I've got cgminer 3.10.0 running on Debian ARM. It seems to just quit every 23-24 hours. The rest of the OS continues perfectly, but cgminer just quits. Seems to do it around 7.30am UTC. Anyone else have this issue?
Can't think of anything. Possibly totally unrelated and some service on the machine, crond or other. As soon as I add the Nanofury devices it crapped out either immediately, or after a number of hours. There's no other services running at all on the machine, it's a bare (and I do mean bare) install of Debian Wheezy on the BeagleBone Black with only enough installed to get cgminer running. I'll try upgrading to the latest version on git. |
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You should probably stop feeding the troll. He'll never use p2pool long enough or with any objectivity. He just knows he doesn't like it without having a valid reason.
I ran p2pool for 4 months when I was mining with GPUs. It worked fine then. Heck, I had a public node with other miners using it 24/7. But, that was 6 months ago. I stopped using p2pool because it couldn't cope with my shiny new ASICMiner Blades. I left hoping things would be fixed and I'd be back. Time has moved on, p2pool has been left back in August 2013 with all sorts of issues, which the devs won't or can't fix. They do the "it's someone else's fault" thing that every other software developer defaults to when they don't have a clue. I still love the idea of p2pool, but its SO FUCKING FRUSTRATING that it isn't being fixed so it WORKS. How can it be expected to become more commonly used when it's so frigging wobbly and fussy? It's no wonder so many people flock to BTCGuild and Ghash.io - they both just work, no messing, no fuss. |
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Thanks for all your efforts wizkid057. I didn't see any of my miners change pool all night, so looks like it didn't effect me (though if BTCGuild was also hit, they were my backup I'm not how that'd have been handled).
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I am using:-
TeamViewer FREE pc remote controller (free for domestic use)
It's Ideal for managing remote PC when running miners (and other software)
You can remote control many PC's from home. It has a better resolution and faster response than "logmein".
Yay for you. 
Does anyone know if BFGminer can send out an email alert on miner failure?
No, it doesn't. |
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