So, just ran my 120GH on p2pool for 24 hours.  Payout stands at 0.004BTC.  That's shit.  Barely pays for the power used running a PC all day.

Back to a real pool.

One stop shop. 

1980 called, it wants to get it's cliche back.

There's something up with 3.10.0 and Nanofurys.  I was using 3.9.0 with 2xNanofurys and a Bitburner Fury.  3.10.0 worked for a few days, and now segfaults with a glibc error upon execution if the nanos are plugged in.  Works perfectly with just the Bitburner.  cgminer segs as soon as I plug the nanofurys in, too.

Running on Debian Wheezy on x86.

They don't appear.  At all.

No, I haven't tried disabling other stuff, because with my collection of miners I basically use just about everything.  Besides, that was an old version of modded 3.9.0 I was talking about, not 3.10.0 - I haven't had a chance to check out 3.10.0.

Oddly, I was using cgminer to run the Nanofurys, but yesterday it's segfaulting with them.  I had to unplug them to get my other, faster miners that need cgminer to work working.

I bet there's no virus at all.  I bet it's a false positive from whatever crapshit AV you're running.

HERP DERP.     New version available when new version released, like always. 

Why are you posting this here?  This is not Technobit's personal inbox, is it? 

Probably a few seconds after it's released, at a guess.   

OK, so it seems some ASICs work better than they used to.  My apologies.  Still, the bulk of my miners are ASICMiner, which still don't work with p2pool.

Got my Cube rewired last week - it's now running on the OCZ 600W PSU using both 12V rails (using a 8-pin ATX to 6-pin PCI-E).  It's got a 6 day uptime at just a shade over 38GH.  Working perfectly.

A lot of people run them off the CX750.  Mine doesn't work off my CX750 at all.

Try and find a single rail PSU, or one that has 2 rails of at least 25A a piece.  The OCZ 600W I have has two 25A 12V rails, and it works fine.  It'll actually run the Cube off one rail at Low speed.

It's a OCZ ModXStram Pro 600W (OCZ600MXSP-UK).  It was the cheapest 'decent' PSU I could get off Amazon.

Soon - bfgminer 3.10.0 is coming in the next few days which has U1 support.  At the moment you have to hack in the nwoolls version of bfg to support them, I think.

You need to put your router's IP in the gateway. 

The U1 has no fan.  You're thinking about the S1.

Actually it isn't - it's just a "trick" which makes cgminer's bugged interface report a faster speed than it's actually mining.

But, hey, knock yourself out if you think you're getting more speed than is physically possible.

There's your problem.

Mine wouldn't work at all off my Corsair, or off an old Dell PSU, or off a 30A bench supply.  It does work fine off a cheap OCZ 600W PSU, though.

If you're asking this question, you shouldn't be buying the chips. 

It's like buying the pistons out of a car engine off eBay and then starting to build your own car to put them in.

No, because it's not possible unless you change a component on the board. 

Well, there's the Avalon clones coming out of China - they're cheap,  200GH using about 1000W of power.  There's the Antminer S1 which is about 180GH and uses about 360W of power.  Those are the only ones I can think of that are reliably shipping, if you ignore the ASICMiner Cube which is 38GH at about 300W.

I'm not sure that there's much faster that's shipping at the moment.


BFL stuff is slow, and expensive, but it Just Works.  I've a pair of Jalapenos, and they just mine.  I've never any trouble with them.  Can't say the same about any of the other mining equipment I have, which has all given trouble at some point in the past.

Their equipment isn't competitive any more.  The power/hash ratio is too high.  For the same money you can get much more power efficient miners that are faster.