Hi Nate, Same weird acting displays. Everything runs ok though. So does this look correct then? --api-listen --log 5 --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0/24 That should be right. That controls how often the miner logs statistics, which (unfortunately - not sure why this is) changes the actual key used for the current hashrate in the API. Added to that, the miners also change the internal default, meaning that (unless you specify --log manually) you cannot count on a consistent key for current hashrate in the API. </toomuchinfo> |
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Did you right click on the empty part of the screen and have it do a hardware scan? Also what software were you using with your TwinFury before you installed MultiMiner? If it was CGMiner you need to remove the drivers for it and reinstall the new drivers that you can download from the MultiMiner webiste. http://www.multiminerapp.com/You should choose the Blue/RedFury drivers. I hope this helps you. Happy Mining. Hello Nate,
I've just installed MultiMiner on my Mac Pro.
I don't understand why it can't see or the 6 Twinfury or the GPU: in the low right corner I can read 0 device(s).
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance
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Now that is very sweet. Yesterday I set up a HashFast Sierra built with three of our Rev2 boards. These are *not* the EVO (~750GH/s) boards but the machine is still getting around 1.5TH/s!!! You can see it mining live on Eligius by going here http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1JyeG1Cdd2xtu22qV7XPGjR22JPkJmVvyAand clicking the 'toggle worker details' button. It's the one called "Rev2Sierra" of course. It's using about 1850 Watts and is plugged into a standard outlet, along with a small PC controller. |
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That is great to know. Looking forward to checking them out. Per our customers' requests and comments, we will release our 2nd product DualMiner USB 2 very soon. DM 2 is designed specifically for scrypt altcoin mining. We can give our customer better pricing (compared to the DualMiner USB) because of the simplified design and testing efforts. Please go to the 1st page of this thread for more detailed product introduction. Thank you all for your support and interest
That's great news! I'd be very interested in a cheaper scrypt only model. Can you give us an ETA that you're targeting? Also, will you be building any more of the current DualMiner USB model? As others have pointed out, your site indicates that you're sold out. I'd be willing to buy some now if you had them. I'm on your waiting list already. Thanks in advance for your answers, and keep up the good work. Hi Edonkey, both products should be available in our on-line store in next few days. Thanks. |
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Yes they are working on support for it right now. So far they have a pre-release for the USB DualMiners and Nate is busily working on support for the 5 chip units for BFG/MultiMiner. Okay, I think I'm going to get pummeled by a bunch of GPU loving hashers but I have to ask. Does MultiMiner work with the new GS3355 5 Chip miners? If so, wonderful! If not, why? Are you working on it? I've been using cpuminer for some time now,easy to use, easy to mine with. It was recently suggested to me that I use cgminer 3.7.2 because I want cpuminer to show the actual local hash rate of my miners. So instead of saying "yeah man, we're working on it" they suggested 3.7.2. I really don't want to go through the whole learning curve again, especially with all the code one has to learn just to run these things, so until they come out with a streamlined version and given the fact that my miners are mining happily, I'm not going to convert!...Not yet! Not for a while. MultiMiner though, sounds like the program for me! If it works with GC3355's. Would be great if it showed local hash rates too  Thanks and happy hashing, my fellow hash heads! Wolfey2014 |
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It's too expensive. They sell for .042 free shipping in the US over in the group buy section. Is this in the US? If you're interested I'm selling one Antminer U1 usb stick for 0.065 btc.
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Eventually if it gets wider spread adoption and use then profit will self sustain at a certain point as there will be 100's of thousands of transactions instead of the few each block there are now. That is where the steady money will come from. Until that point it is an arms race to get the most they can now. More of these companies need to start focus on the economy of the whole things and get people spending bitcoin that way there will always be a need for miners. Could be . Plus with more big farms coming on line it will put it out of reach for most people. We won't see many of them until the manufactures are done mining with them and ship all the preorders. Sad but true. If there is not a flood of 1TH/s 20nm miners soon, a 200A residential service will not be able to handle mining for a profit well before the end of the year.
Well I am predicting that difficulty is going to be forced to level out because miners won't have anyplace to run their miners. I calculate that profit will be out of reach for even the big farms by the end of 2015 |
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Your welcome. I am glad you like it. I do like my DualMiner. I am trying to save some BTC after paying my bills to get one or two more on this groupbuy. They are fun and simple and so far have been a solid miner. Happy mining. Nice review. Thx. "For smaller setups or people just getting into mining, this is a great entry level product that is both simple to setup and use."That's what I was expecting. |
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Good info. That is the main reason I only have a small amount on either site. Plus I'm broke, if I had money I would invest in better equipment. markets.cx/affiliates/promote/?u=5317ea9605af48cc3c8b5685 - new scrypt cloudmining
Site friendly as cex.io (fast buy and sell)
scrypt.cc - 1000 dollars per 1000khs
markets - 600 dollars per 1000khs
PC with 4 r9 280x (3000khs) - 2500 dollars or smth
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Could be . Plus with more big farms coming on line it will put it out of reach for most people. We won't see many of them until the manufactures are done mining with them and ship all the preorders. Sad but true. If there is not a flood of 1TH/s 20nm miners soon, a 200A residential service will not be able to handle mining for a profit well before the end of the year.
Well I am predicting that difficulty is going to be forced to level out because miners won't have anyplace to run their miners. |
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Use MultiMiner, It uses BFGMiner as a back end and has a great GUI and you can set each device to it's own coin if you want. It also has an easy setup for adding arguments for your SHA and Scrypt miners. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0Try it out it will be much easier and do what you need it too. Hey just wondering, Is there a way to get BFGminer to mine two differant coins at once with differant devices?
I've got a few USB ASIC's plugged in and im finally deciding to switch my GPU's over to LTC, and i was hoping it would be as simple as setting the GPU's to script and changing the pool for them (somehow)
but i expect to have to run two differant instances of bfgminer
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I can understand that you have a valid point. It does seem to be a small operation so far though and I know they are talking about the work they are doing to implement that type of option. I will say that I have been using them about 3 weeks now. It is a legit site.
Still very new and growing though.
The interface is easy to use and the trading portion is simple and effective. Tech support on the site is fast and well done.
I am not trying to schill for them and yes I do have a link in my sig to them but my intention is to tell you it's not a scam.
So far I have 50 kh/s there and most of it was made by reinvesting the profits back into it.
It's been fun, much less of the chaos on cexio that I have about 4.5 gh/s on.
I dont mean to bash these guys at all but it seems almost like a ponzi scheme i signed up and scoped it all out and when i'm here I just feel like people are purchasing these KHS and its used to send payouts and or pay for him to buy gridseeds and gpus I mean if you look at it and really think does no one else get what i'm seeing? What would really make this worth me investing more then .1 btc into would be the ability to point it at whatever alt coin I want to mine then I would be convinced. |
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We won't see many of them until the manufactures are done mining with them and ship all the preorders. Sad but true. If there is not a flood of 1TH/s 20nm miners soon, a 200A residential service will not be able to handle mining for a profit well before the end of the year.
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I will say that I have been using them about 3 weeks now. It is a legit site.
Still very new and growing though.
The interface is easy to use and the trading portion is simple and effective. Tech support on the site is fast and well done.
I am not trying to schill for them and yes I do have a link in my sig to them but my intention is to tell you it's not a scam.
So far I have 50 kh/s there and most of it was made by reinvesting the profits back into it.
It's been fun, much less of the chaos on cexio that I have about 4.5 gh/s on.
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That makes sense though especially with the way cgminer is setup to run these things. I am learning more each day. Thanks I will let you know how it works. So does this look correct then? --api-listen --log 5 --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0/24 That should be right. That controls how often the miner logs statistics, which (unfortunately - not sure why this is) changes the actual key used for the current hashrate in the API. Added to that, the miners also change the internal default, meaning that (unless you specify --log manually) you cannot count on a consistent key for current hashrate in the API. </toomuchinfo> |
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So does this look correct then? --api-listen --log 5 --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0/24 I have an odd question.
I had updated my firmware on the Avalon lastnight and that went great.
The only problem I have is it no longer shows the current gh/s rate in MuMi.
It does show the average rate and accepted and rejected and such.
I am using the pre-release 2.7.6
It's the same on both systems.
Try adding --log 5 to the argument / config file for your Avalon. |
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I have an odd question.
I had updated my firmware on the Avalon lastnight and that went great.
The only problem I have is it no longer shows the current gh/s rate in MuMi.
It does show the average rate and accepted and rejected and such.
I am using the pre-release 2.7.6
It's the same on both systems.
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That is allot of exchanges I need to join.  Good to hear you are feeling better. |
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Wow. That is nuts. I am surprised that anyone trusts him. Where does it say he is associated with this site? Even if it is not where the coins went at least people should know he is involved with another BTC related business. OK, this is pure speculation, so mods please move this to the according forum if necessary. Now, did anybody take a look at Mark's new business plan in hitting Europe? Did anybody hear about Neo-bee? http://www.neo-bee.com/index.php/en/Well, apparently their first reference to a Bitcoin website is: bitcoins.com Which is owned by who?  ? http://www.neo-bee.com/en/faqs/scroll down till you see the reference links. Again, this is just speculation.... bitcoins.com belongs to Mark Karpeles : http://whois.net/whois/bitcoins.com |
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Where does it say he is associated with this site? Even if it is not where the coins went at least people should know he is involved with another BTC related business. OK, this is pure speculation, so mods please move this to the according forum if necessary. Now, did anybody take a look at Mark's new business plan in hitting Europe? Did anybody hear about Neo-bee? http://www.neo-bee.com/index.php/en/Well, apparently their first reference to a Bitcoin website is: bitcoins.com Which is owned by who? ? http://www.neo-bee.com/en/faqs/scroll down till you see the reference links. Again, this is just speculation.... |
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