It does feel like they lived high on the hog from the BTC they "borrowed" from their clients. The reduced price of BTC has the benefit of making it easier for people new to it to buy into for longer term investment but it seriously devalues what people already have. It does feel like price manipulation though what they are doing.
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Try using MultiMiner it usually finds and sorts your equipment a bit easier and it is a GUI front end for BFGMiner. You can add your custom arguments for your GPU's in the advanced settings under scrypt. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0It might help you identify your problem a bit easier being a GUI. Two followups from previously posted, unrelated, problems:
1) The Radeon 5770 that worked for graphics, but I couldn't mine (bfgminer or cgminer - error about missing some registry file), works fine as a 3rd card in one of my Linux boxes. Clueless what was wrong in Windows, but moving on...
2) Recall how I partially lost temperature displays on 2 of my 3 mining machines? On both the problem machines, only the first graphics card would display a temp, the 2nd one didn't. Except on a 3rd machine (different mobos between them, but the same Gentoo Linux build), where both of the graphics cards displayed a temp. Well... I put the 5770 in the "good" one, and it continues to display the temp - for the first 2 cards only! <lol> Hardly a crisis, but I do hope this problem disappears on my machines someday.
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I completely agree. The other one had potential too but now it has squandered it. I like this Magic The Gathering Online Exchange a good bit more than the other one at the moment.
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Usually they are green but I had two that were yellow and never had a problem with them. I have since moved to other stuff but a friend is still running them fine. This may be noob of me to ask but, Ive had alot of block erupters for a while now and I just added one more to my collection today but I noticed that the green light was yellow on this one. Does this mean something or is it just a different color? 25 asic block erupters all with green lights yet this one is yellow. Is it about to fail? I bought it from ebay and if it craps out I want to exchange it for a working one.
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My wife got interested when Overstock decided to accept Bitcoin as well. LOL As I get more gh/s she will be getting her cut I have been informed just for that site. We have a 7yr old house with radiant heat but they are the baseboard heaters. They work ok but her uncle who built the house last min decided to go with them instead of the infloor heating it was mapped out for so there are some odd cold spots. I am hoping this upcoming summer we can switch it to infloor as it would cut the gas usage by a 1/4 or so due to the better insulation and placement. Plus I just want to not walk on icy floors all winter. Then again if I keep building my mining operation in my server room downstairs it will heat itself. LOL That's got to be nuts. Does the wife enjoy the extra heat in the winter? I know my wife is always chilly. LOL
The wife loves bitcoin. She went nuts on overstock.com, getting some speakers for her computer, teapot, stuff and it just magically appears. Bitcoin is like a cute little money machine upstairs. And although it's more expensive to heat with electricity than natural gas (we have radiant heat from the 1950's godlike) these things also throw off teapots and such. C
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One thing that would really make these a bit more user friendly is they could have Cablez make them custom switches. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=74397.0That way no magic paperclip zaps. LOL I'm getting ready to build my first open air rig, I've noticed one thing...none of these open air rigs appear to have a power button. How do you turn the unit on?
the magical paperclip.
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Quite right of course I forgot to include that part. Thanks The higher your total hashrate the faster you mine and get paid. So if you stack 10 of these you have 50gh/s which will get you more back faster than just one. The same goes for any type of miner. More, bigger, faster the better. Why do people buy multiple of the same product? Does it become ineffective quickly?
The reverse is also true. If you purchased badly and spent more on the device than you'll ever earn back effectively making a loss, then buying 10 of them means you make 10x the loss.
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It looks like you need a powered hub. The ports on those systems are not the most robust power wise. That should take care of your hardware errors if the ASIC is ok. @Cassey, not sure what you mean. I'm relatively new to mining - and this is my first ASIC install. I'm using bfgminer-3.10.0-win32 with these params: rem As of bfgminer 3.8.X you no longer need to specify the –icarus-options or the –icarus-timing bfgminer -o stratum+tcp://de1.miningpool.co:10701 -u mfread.asic1 -p x -S erupter:all You have a huge hardware error rate. What clock are you trying to use?
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Thanks for the heads up. I was thinking of waiting a bit. If I can swing it after I pay lightfoot I will get some. I just signed up at NastyFans. I have to save up some BTC to get going but this site looks great and the coins look amazing. I cannot wait to get one. Unless it has changed, if you don't have any seats your account will be deleted after 24 hours. No big deal you can create another one, but just a heads up in case that happens you know why. Its not that we don't like you!
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Cool deal. I wasn't sure if I had messed something up again. The Avalon is working rock solid right now too after all that. I already made .03 from just that alone today. I'm very happy it will help in my building to some bigger power in the future. What happens is that I have MuM on two systems. Since both systems see the Avalon for some reason it shows up as having the Avalon's hashrate twice in total network gh/s display.
Good one - I'll look into a way to somehow filter that out.
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The higher your total hashrate the faster you mine and get paid. So if you stack 10 of these you have 50gh/s which will get you more back faster than just one. The same goes for any type of miner. More, bigger, faster the better. Why do people buy multiple of the same product? Does it become ineffective quickly?
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I have a weird question. Now that I have it seeing my Avalon I have an odd display bug. What happens is that I have MuM on two systems. Since both systems see the Avalon for some reason it shows up as having the Avalon's hashrate twice in total network gh/s display. Is this a bug or do I need to check something somewhere as I do not see anything.
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I just signed up at NastyFans. I have to save up some BTC to get going but this site looks great and the coins look amazing. I cannot wait to get one.
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That's got to be nuts. Does the wife enjoy the extra heat in the winter? I know my wife is always chilly. LOL Makes sense. I didn't think of USB being a limiter until you mentioned it. All of my OC experience has been on the main rig it's self. ASIC hardware is very new to me. As for the heat. I had to close off the heat vent to this room my hardware is in. =P
I don't think the top floor heat has kicked on since I fired up all these boosted miners. 220gh of power actually keeps the rooms warm at night. Come spring I'm really going to clock them down a *lot* but for now it's free heat and bitcoins!
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Thanks it did make me feel better. It just takes me so long to get anything done now it can be extra frustrating. Fuses are no fun good job to be able to do that. I can imagine you have torn apart a ton of gear just to find out what it is to program for it. That must be fun discovering all of that. I have some good news on the Avalon damage. First I was able to carefully remove the port and direct connected to the ethernet cable and enabled the wireless. From there it was back to mining and shows up with the API ok. Then today I took it down and re-soldiered a new ethernet jack on it. All is good now. I hate replacing ports all I could think I was going to toast the board. I am ok with A/C jacks and such but I have not done much delicate soldiering since my injury as it is too hard to sit comfortably. At least good news for a change. That's awesome news. Man I break my setups all the time. I mess with them a lot (since I do dev based on them) so I've had my share of breakage. It always sucks. That said, when something does break and you are able to figure it out and fix it yourself - well that almost makes up for it I learned how to solder when my Blade V2 fuse assembly burnt up.
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I have some good news on the Avalon damage. First I was able to carefully remove the port and direct connected to the ethernet cable and enabled the wireless. From there it was back to mining and shows up with the API ok. Then today I took it down and re-soldiered a new ethernet jack on it. All is good now. I hate replacing ports all I could think I was going to toast the board. I am ok with A/C jacks and such but I have not done much delicate soldiering since my injury as it is too hard to sit comfortably. At least good news for a change. Moot point right now unfortunately. I was finally satisfied it was all good to go so hardware wise and was going to move it to the server room. Since I cannot lift anything I had to wait for my wife to carry it. Long story short I asked her to wait a min so I could unplug it while I went to the bathroom and she didn't. She broke the Ethernet socket off the board trying to unplug the cable. I've spent all the time since I last posted about the seeing if I could fix it. Nope not at all. Closest I get is a general connection with 80% packet loss and no mining. I feel like crawling into a hole and staying there. I cannot seem to have anything just go ok. We only had it a couple days now it is broken. I hate being so injured that I cannot do things myself. End of rant. I will save the first argument if I can resurrect it. Thanks for the help I appreciate it. Ok that makes me wonder then what I am missing then. I put this in the Avalon and enabled --api-listen --api-allow W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0.100/110 but it still has not shown up in either system with MuM. That IP range is not valid. Try changing it back to what I had: 192.168.0.0/24 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIDR_notation#CIDR_notation
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I only sold some to repair one of my miners I have been buying them since then. It's odd though as at Bter it shows it's value as zero yet it to buy or sell it is still showing last nights price. I still don't understand if people doesn't pay electricity bills or what, cuz I'm not selling my coins for that ridiculous price.. That sucks so bad. I had not had any problem mining and getting MMC in but to see the price go from excellent to crap is disturbing. Looks like memorycoin is again botnet friendly really hard to get mmc this last 4h Edit: Well I wasn't wrong, botnet just cut in 4 the price of the coin.
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That sucks so bad. I had not had any problem mining and getting MMC in but to see the price go from excellent to crap is disturbing. Looks like memorycoin is again botnet friendly really hard to get mmc this last 4h Edit: Well I wasn't wrong, botnet just cut in 4 the price of the coin.
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Sounds like not enough power getting to them. Get a good USB hub that can supply enough power and your HW errors should go away. Docking stations usually do not supply alot of power. ive got 2 plugged into a docking station for my laptop and one has 37 HW errors and the other has 700. the one with only 37 HW has 7450 accepted shares and the other with 700 HW errors only has 6780ish accepted shares.
any idea why such a huge difference?
seems like its messing up the accepted shares with all the HW
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It is not just the MMC wallet. I have the issue with any wallet that opens up. At first it slows the system a bit as it gets everything going then all is back to normal. MMC wallet does not have as much of a bogdown at first as the other wallets I run so I am very happy with it. Another question is: how to stop the built in miner? Everytime i start my wallet it slows my main system.
Hmm - the miner shouldn't start unless you select it. It might slow down a bit the first time it calculates the vote, but after that, it shouldn't take up many system resources.
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