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Great work guys.. really good.
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These commands are just for reference if you intend to reverse-engineer their work step by step.
Unless you have the source code of sgminer and the firmware, it is pointless to issue the same commands as you don't have the same files.
Isn't the firmware in the flashcard that is used? The sgminer code may also be in that since it would be impractical to embed permanently into a rom, don't you think? Anyone have any experience with this? |
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Don't count on them doing that.. they're using a version sgminer/5.6.3-l which must be a proprietary fork Is it not possible to get it from the sd card? That should be where it resides? |
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Prompt someone, please …
500 000 000 BOS were released. Three hours ago I looked at bosradar.com and saw that BosCoin distributed up to 501 507 650.0681053. Now I looked at bosradar.com and I see that BosCoin is distributed to 501 890 071.2411053, which is 100.378804248%. Does this mean that new BosСoin coins are being created? Does this mean that MainNet has started its work?
This raises some concern. there are 1,890,071.2411053 more boscoin tokens distributed than the actual boscoin total supply so either the tokens will be worth less than a coin, or there will be more coins than the total supply. Either way, without some explanation it's not helping the project. |
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What amount of rewards has anyone received at the moment for having minimum 10000 BOS?
Now, it's really very negligible. If you want to get more than you have to wait for the net Is there a more featured wallet than what is available now? Maybe I haven't the latest one but all it has is receive and send? |
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So guys....whats the plan for this coin ? Are the devs still around?
Its got low supply so why not make it POS???
There are some interesting things are being discussed. This coin has all the features of making a huge impact in the industry. |
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I will PAY someone have for detailed X10 hash board photos on both sides without the heat sinks. I will also pay for a list of components that are recognizable on a hash board such as "3 - chips with code xyz, 10 chips with code "blah blah" .. etc. " If you're willing to help on this contact me please.
Here's one of the components on the hash boards (64 per board): ...the model number on the asic is this:
[Baikal Logo]
BK177280
ND33U
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we all knew that. he wants to know EVERYTHING on the hashboards in an attempt to know what components are used to invest into cloning it Can we agree that without ASICs any attempt to clone the rest of the miner (in an effort to build a functioning miner) is pointless? Similar to cloning a pen but never having a source of ink or having access to 1000 crypto miners but without access to electricity. If they have a source of the X10 ASICs then the story changes. I'm just trying to save them time & effort from what would be a fruitless pursuit (as far as I can tell, anyway). Yes of course that's correct. Without the asics it's pointless which is one reason I'm willing to pay someone for the info I've asked for. It could save me time and alot of money to do what I hope to accomplish. I won't comment publicly anymore on this topic anyone is free to contact me privately if interested |
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I will PAY someone have for detailed X10 hash board photos on both sides without the heat sinks. I will also pay for a full list of components that are recognizable on a hash board such as "3 - chips with code xyz, 10 chips with code "blah blah" .. etc. " If you're willing to help on this contact me please.
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If any of you guys that are having problems with the x10 and can't get replaced under warranty or don't want to repair it, contact me and sell me either a hashboard or the unit... it DOES NOT need to be working. I am interested. Don't contact me with retail sale.
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I think this is a different company, as Baikal miner is a Chinese company for sure. Of course it can easily happen that they are using just re-branded chips on their hashing boards. The company you buy the miners from is a Chinese company, of which the miners is a small part of their business.. the ASIC chips in the miners are Russian. |
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The idea would definitely to be develop my own system ultimately, just using the x10 as a basemodel to build from. With that said I have to either have a bill of materials or a board to provide so the determination can be made whether it can be done. The ppl i'm working with say yes from photos Ive provided.. Companies do this all the time, use an existing design and improve. And yes they may not sell the chips on the open market but most likely it's their programming that's proprietary, Everything else is just components that may well be available, which is why I'm hoping someone would sell me a board or has more info on the components they find when they took apart a machine.. so I can find out.
With that said I'll probably move this discussion to a private one to find ppl seriously interested.
If you can procure the actual ASIC chips that changes everything. I'd definitely be interested if that were the case. That being said, as you probably know, ASICs are Application Specific and aren't programmable or else they wouldn't be "application specific" by definition. The original prototype design is done on an FPGA which is Field Programmable and can, therefore, be reprogrammed. When ASICs are manufactured there's no need for them to be programmable anymore. I found this to be a good read: http://www.7400.digital/. I imagine all other components could be pretty easily sourced. The entire premise hinges on sourcing available ASICs, so I'd focus on that goal first before looking at the rest of the miner. As mentioned, if you do find yourself with Baikal's ASICs in-hand, be sure to let me know. Yes thanks am familiar but thanks for read... The X10 obviously is uniquein that something IS programmable otherwise it couldn't offer multiple and diverse algos. It's likely that the chosen algos share common set of routines that allowed the asic design while algo differentials are controlled by other components...guess of course. My first thought was the STM chip on the controller and that may be but likely another chip on the hashboard. The STM chip is readily available but the controller board is complex.. more complex than the hashboard according to my contacts. Let's continue off public board.. anyone else interested are welcome to dm me. |
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Yes I saw this.. Baikal is a Russian electronics company .. they produce the asic chips and I may be able to acquire them. The hashboard is what would be otherwise proprietary but according to prelminary discussions with my engineers, can likely be cloned or functionally matched. So my question is if someone has already photos or can make a bill of materials or components they see on the board.. or if they would sell me a working or non-working board and I'll get it done myself .. besides the asic chip listed (all the other transistors, etc.) I can put it through to see if they can source everything.
I suppose I was hinting for partners in what may be a much bigger project, as I've already decided I'm going to make the investment for the chance to get it done provided the required chips are available.. some of the skills and perhaps material that this group may have, could make it a reality in which case there would be a very small group of people with access to the resulting product. Yeah it's maybe a big dream, but it's worth it. Multi algo miners are the way to go and to understand and be able to create more efficient ones or more capable, isn't so far fetched.
In the meantime, my other question was a programming one. Isnt the firmware what is provided to flash the system or is there a rom that is pre-programmed with base functions that would have to be decompiled?
If you can source the chips, that would be a huge step toward cloning the whole miner, but I'm having a hard time picturing how you would do that ethically. I don't imagine Baikal is selling these chips on the open market. If you decide to develop your own systems however, keep me in mind. I have some unique ideas about how to design a multi-algo asic to target a group of algorithms, but don't have the experience or resources to implement it in silicon. I also have a good idea of which algos and networks to target without causing a D3-level fiasco. Keep me in mind if you actually kick off this project. The idea would definitely to be develop my own system ultimately, just using the x10 as a basemodel to build from. With that said I have to either have a bill of materials or a board to provide so the determination can be made whether it can be done. The ppl i'm working with say yes from photos Ive provided.. Companies do this all the time, use an existing design and improve. And yes they may not sell the chips on the open market but most likely it's their programming that's proprietary, Everything else is just components that may well be available, which is why I'm hoping someone would sell me a board or has more info on the components they find when they took apart a machine.. so I can find out. With that said I'll probably move this discussion to a private one to find ppl seriously interested. |
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If the boards can be successfully cloned with all same components, etc. can you guys think of a reason why you wouldn't be able to just flash the firmware and have fully functioning unit?
I reached out to a couple of you privately to no avail so I'll just put this in the open, for those of you who have taken out a hashboard and examined it,
seen the components or can make photo or list of components, can you share that? Some of you speak as though you're seriously interested in doing this but it's hard to see if it's just a hobby or challenge game, or if you're really interested in doing this in a bigger way. I'm interested in the latter.
If you prefer to keep a hobby and no interest beyond, and you have a hashboard you'd sell me so i can have it examined, great, let me know.
The ASICs cannot be cloned. Take a look at this comment: ...
I DID take the heatsink off an X10 and the model number on the asic is this:
[Baikal Logo]
BK177280
ND33U
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The ASIC chips themselves are manufactured specifically for Baikal only since it's their own custom design. Even if everything else on the miner could be sourced, the key missing component would be the ASICs themselves which are closed-source and proprietary. Yes I saw this.. Baikal is a Russian electronics company .. they produce the asic chips and I may be able to acquire them. The hashboard is what would be otherwise proprietary but according to prelminary discussions with my engineers, can likely be cloned or functionally matched. So my question is if someone has already photos or can make a bill of materials or components they see on the board.. or if they would sell me a working or non-working board and I'll get it done myself .. besides the asic chip listed (all the other transistors, etc.) I can put it through to see if they can source everything. I suppose I was hinting for partners in what may be a much bigger project, as I've already decided I'm going to make the investment for the chance to get it done provided the required chips are available.. some of the skills and perhaps material that this group may have, could make it a reality in which case there would be a very small group of people with access to the resulting product. Yeah it's maybe a big dream, but it's worth it. Multi algo miners are the way to go and to understand and be able to create more efficient ones or more capable, isn't so far fetched. In the meantime, my other question was a programming one. Isnt the firmware what is provided to flash the system or is there a rom that is pre-programmed with base functions that would have to be decompiled? |
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Not sure about this, hahaha the thread and post plus the presentation is lacking its some points, needs improvements on the details. ANd post it on the announcement, because here, it looks like it's not official.
Yet he's done what he's said. Not a big risk, what 30¢? We'll see I guess... |
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No. I'll get it done one way or another, just thought there would be others interested.
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If the boards can be successfully cloned with all same components, etc. can you guys think of a reason why you wouldn't be able to just flash the firmware and have fully functioning unit?
I reached out to a couple of you privately to no avail so I'll just put this in the open, for those of you who have taken out a hashboard and examined it,
seen the components or can make photo or list of components, can you share that? Some of you speak as though you're seriously interested in doing this but it's hard to see if it's just a hobby or challenge game, or if you're really interested in doing this in a bigger way. I'm interested in the latter.
If you prefer to keep a hobby and no interest beyond, and you have a hashboard you'd sell me so i can have it examined, great, let me know.
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Once you pay for hardware, it’s yours. You can do as you wish with it. If You create an image file that allow us to run new algo’s who’s going to stop that if it’s given free... no one. Also, they have no patents or anything of that nature in the US. And since they don’t respect the US’s patents.
Here’s my response to them getting rich off of us, Oh well...
Im with you on this |
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Yes I'm a victim and sadly hacker are waiting to all my incoming coins and they put ethereum into my wallet to used as a gas then they sent out again to thier wallet again and again..sadly is I'm only watching the transactions 😭
If the tokens are unsold you may be able to get the issuer to redirect to new eth address. Just a chance. |
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Yes I know.. I had some other tokens stolen.. I think there is a thief at etherdelta. Thanks.. just frustrating and pissed. |
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I just got hit last night. I read somewhere that etherdelta may have been compromised so that may explain how they got into my account and others if you've use etherdelta or given access to other exchange with your account info. It seems I'm learning something new each week now, scams, thieves, etc. Costly.
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