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Only thing I can say is Bitcoin-Qt is unstable at best on Mac. I don't trust it as far as I could throw it.
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as per title. is it possible for bfl little singles? maybe in future?
Yes. Definitely. In the past as well. SHA256 is SHA256. I've mined SHA256 with Block Erupters, Blades, Jalapeno, BlueFurys. But, why you'd want to anyway - mining BTC is the least risky way of doing things. |
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Not really, no. Some have advantages over others.
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Best I have found is the Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM Slim 92mm, I fit them to all the Jallys I have worked on when you need much needed noise reduction  Cheers, ordered a couple. I use the 140mm version in my PC-Q25B-based server box and it seems to work OK.  |
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No problems here. Had a very brief blip about an hour ago, but bfgminer didn't even change to backup pool.
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I think I'd be waiting on OutCast3K's GB for these - he's the official ASICMiner distributor for the UK, and a trusted and proven supplier.
Hmm...9 days later, and still I'm sticking by my post above. If it looks like a scam, smells like a scam, it probably is a.... |
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Quick question - anyone recommend replacement fans for the Jalapeno? I have a 5GH unit in the post I'm going to blow some better firmware on to, and a 7GH unit on it's way. Looking at previous threads, the standard fans look a bit shitty. I was thinking the 92mm Scythe Kama Flow 2. Anyone got any thoughts?  |
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No .NET Framework installed. It's a brilliant error message, how could you NOT know that "It's side-by-side configuration is incorrect" actually means ".NET Framework isn't installed or is broken".  |
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I was just pointing out your omissions. |
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However if you are running on a 192.168.0.1 subnet will be 255.255.254.0.
Incorrect assumption. I work on networks my self as my JOB.
I wish I had a penny for every time I heard that while I'm on site for two days clearing up the mess left after a 'professional' has gone and fucked everything up leaving a trail of destruction and misconfiguration. |
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Most people and routers run on a 192.168.1.x subnet. that is why i didn't say anything about that.
I've been working with networks since Windows for Workgroups and the days of Trumpet Winsock. Most private subnets I've seen are 192.168.0.x - but hey, don't let me stop you making massive assumptions that make your guide pointless. You also didn't set the PC's IP address to static, so there's a good chance that on DHCP the IP will change, which will bugger up the Blades. Do you really want me to continue walking you through your mistakes? |
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Any more word on the Cubes?
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Considering you haven't proven yourself with the ASICMiner Cube group buy, I think I'll be passing on this one. My Scammer radar is still flashing...
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I'm going to order a Blade as soon as I get my BTC gathered together, should be a few days. Please reserve one for me Oc3K. |
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You need to specify which port you want, for example --http-port 8330
Just adding --http-port won't work.
michael@bfgminer-proxy:~/bfgminer$ ./bfgminer --http-port 8330 [2013-11-25 07:29:19] ./bfgminer: --http-port: unrecognized option michael@bfgminer-proxy:~/bfgminer$ The point of me showing it without the port was to show the output. With the output stating unrecognized option shows it was not compiled with it. My question is how to get it compiled with it. The readme states it is enabled by default. Oh, excuse me for not spotting that you'd intentionally butchered the syntax for effect. As nwoolls says, you need to have libmicrohttpd installed too - I'm pretty sure it's listed in the dependencies (was the last time I looked, because I remember having to install it). |
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Suggest that you also include bfgminer proxy info. It's a better proxy also.
This. OP missed an important step - you went to the effort of getting the IP address, but you didn't say anything about having to change it to a 192.168.1.x subnet. In fact, without that step, checking the existing IP was a pointless exercise. Also "Run as Administrator" isn't really required at all. Also worst "I've got an ASICMiner Cube" thread ever. Fair effort OP, I'll give it a "C+" Try harder next time". |
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You need to specify which port you want, for example --http-port 8330
Just adding --http-port won't work.
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I don't see any problem, apart from some missing lacquer, which probably came off when you were removing the resistors.
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Any updates on the faulty units?
Waiting for them to be sent. I sent mine to you on Wednesday? I've received yours and many others, I meant I am waiting for them to send the replacements to myself, sorry for not being clearer. Roger wilco.  |
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Any updates on the faulty units?
Waiting for them to be sent. I sent mine to you on Wednesday? |
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