It appears to be fixed now (Windows 7, Firefox 41.0.1), probably just took some time to re-propagate out across the interwebs:

Cross posting this information as it is directly applicable to this thread.  Maybe insert it into the first post as well?  At least until bfg 5.4.0 is released.


edit - I have been unable to produce successful results with the revised cbm command, my sticks still hash at default frequency.

Wonderful, thank you!  Now I have to dig up my usb tester and start dialing these sticks up.

edit - I have been unable to produce successful results with the revised cbm command, my sticks still hash at default frequency.   

Or it could add to the coming hash frenzy that should hit the network and get people to turn on even more miners, maybe ones that have been off all summer.  You wouldn't know it from where I live, but the northern hemisphere is (technically) well into fall and temps should be more favorable.

Awesome, people, we got to 0.1BTC already!


Now hopefully the software will work out.  I'm looking forward to shiny graphics, it will make things look official.   

You do that within the gui for the miners, not from CryptoGlance.

Whoops, never mind. 

Sent in my 0.01BTC, https://blockchain.info/tx/8a869db3ff80be7b0c26f5f868dba40dbc1f00364ae9e88355474e3a5663751a.

Hopefully they can/will add support for ckpool code and then Phil will have more time to play with the sticks rather than spending all day copy/pasting.

I can access http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/ on my XP machine running firefox 41.0.2, but like others have mentioned a google search for "cgminer" only shows the github page, and "cgminer download" shows a bunch of garbage.  How frustrating.

No, you are wrong.

Mycellium is the 3rd party.  They use their own custom nodes to process the blockchain.  They use a centralized API.  If their servers go away or become compromised you are shit out of luck.  You should educate yourself about the wallet you are using.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=293472.msg3158655#msg3158655
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=293472.300
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2yxid5/chainalasys_vs_mycelium_the_full_story/

Bitcoin wallet is completely decentralized and does not require you to trust in 3rd party nodes to operate.

Meh, then you have to trust every person who sends Phil btc not to go rogue and steal the account for their personal use.  I'd rather just trust Phil with the log in, after all, the point here is to make his reporting and monitoring for the club easier, not to give us all a tool to use.

Phil, please confirm you control the club address (I didn't see that in any of your initial posts) and I will send 0.01.  If you still refuse it, well, it can sit in the club address until we hit a block, or you can send it on to sidehack or something.

Just over 200%, not too bad at all.  Curious that I did not receive a notification on my phone, though, will have to look into that.

Edit - and now I got the notification, two minutes after I posted, weird that it was delayed.

Thank you, but that is unnecessary, let a few of us pay for it.  10 of us would only be 0.01 each, that's only 1/3 of the club participants.  We can send it to the club address since you control it, correct?  Please confirm and I will send the first 0.01.

Plus when the power goes out people can still trade gold.  All of bitcoin becomes worthless in some sort of event that kills power grids or the internet.

I will be very interested to see in a year from now how many people have ROI'd their S7s.  I suppose if you factor in resale prices, like you mentioned, that number of people will go up, but banking on a strong resale market for used hardware is as much speculation as guessing prices or anything else.

Block pruning was introduced with 0.11.0, you can run a pruned node right now if you wanted to.  There is no security compromise here, but you lose some functionality in not having the entire block chain stored at your node.  If you have HD space to spare and a decent internet connection there's really no reason to run in pruned mode.

You still have to d/l the entire 40GB+ blockchain the first time you install before it can be pruned, so starting a pruned node will still take some time, but once it's pruned you don't need to keep all the data.

Here's some good reading for you: https://news.bitcoin.com/pros-and-cons-on-bitcoin-block-pruning/

My biggest problem with XT, and why I would never support it, is it gives all of the decision making powers to two people and two people only, and one of those two can override the other in extreme cases.  There is nothing more centralized than a system where 1 single person controls all aspects of said system.

Source: https://bitcoinxt.software/faq.html#who-is-involved

I use the same wallet on my android.  I don't trust 3rd parties like Mycellium, I want a "real" wallet that doesn't require you to put any trust in an outside party.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.wallet

It's more than that even, it is unrealistic because the block reward halving will occur prior to your already optimistic estimate of 232 days, and that's going to throw a whole box of monkey wrenches into the works.

The only people that will net profit from the S7 is Bitmain.

Well look at that, I'm a senior member now, woo hoo!

Sig updated, please update me in the campaign, too.

I was blown away that we got a flat adjustment last period.  Shipping delays have to be the culprit, as we've been waiting for the new gear to hit for a couple adjustments now.  I think the winner last round only picked the winning range because that was all that was left, lol!

So I'm expecting a bigger bump this time, but I expected that the last 3 and was surprised at how wrong I was each time.

This thread isn't about profitability or share count, he is solo mining so the only share that matters is one that is greater than network difficulty.