What do you think of these for lotto users? Is this the best small asic for it?
Or would you suggest a different little miner for lotto?
No, these are crap and unstable. They rarely run for more than a day before crapping out before you need to manually reset them. Agree. I have 2, had 3 at one point, they are not worth a shit. Buy an S1 or S3; cheaper, faster, and rock-solid. |
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Excellent, gives me hope! Keep on rollin' those dice... |
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Many of these sell on eBay with a laptop-type power supply? Is that safe and OK to use?
Read through the thread and you'll see that you shouldn't over clock with them or they melt. |
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Isn't mother's day a US only "holiday"? Since the majority of hash power is overseas I don't see how Mom's day would contribute.
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Try a NH support thread maybe? You're not mining at cksolopool, so this is the wrong thread. |
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Congratulations! [2015-05-13 11:30:55] Possible block solve diff 59650500941.187515 !
[2015-05-13 11:30:55] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-05-13 11:30:55] Solved and confirmed block 356223
{"hashrate1m": "21.5T", "hashrate5m": "22.7T", "hashrate1hr": "25.8T", "hashrate1d": "45.6T", "hashrate7d": "25.5T"}
Woo, congrats to another solo solver! 25TH/s isn't that much in the scheme of things... |
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Kudos to you for keeping our pool chugging along, and also for explaining the who/what/where/why to us all!
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I would have earned some today if Core would stop crashing...
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My two cents: These guesses are wrong. They're not spending $100 million dollars to turn your toaster into a money losing miner. It doesn't make sense.
Now, are they creating an "internet of things" capable toaster? That would make more sense. But that isn't a miner. That's a toaster that communicates with the bitcoin block chain.
What good could possibly come from a toaster "that communicates with the bitcoin block chain?" Why is something like that useful? None of this makes any sense. How many toasters does it take to compete with a 30PH/s mining farm? These ideas would have been cool a couple years ago, but they seem 100% pointless to me today. you just have to apply math to your suggestion. say, 0.1GH/w-very possible with 14-16nm tech not sure about toasters-they are used very infrequently space heater is typically 500w, so one space heater=5Th hence, just 6000 space heaters are your 30ph You don't think that someone can place 6000 space heaters in the whole world or even US alone or 10X that or even 100X times that? That's 6000 individuals, it's meaningless. Unless you think, for some reason, people would give that hash away and allow 21 to have it all for themselves. Well that's just silly, no one in their right mind would run a miner for someone else's gain, no matter what other function that miner is performing. |
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45 [2015-05-12 02:38:37] Possible block solve diff 77791050210.824402 !
[2015-05-12 02:38:37] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-05-12 02:38:37] Solved and confirmed block 356026
I love to see solo blocks, congrats! |
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At least the LED works. Some people won't really care if it mines or not so long as the LED works right.
Ha, too funny! Looking good, great progress so far, I'm sure you'll have the bugs worked out in short order. |
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My two cents: These guesses are wrong. They're not spending $100 million dollars to turn your toaster into a money losing miner. It doesn't make sense.
Now, are they creating an "internet of things" capable toaster? That would make more sense. But that isn't a miner. That's a toaster that communicates with the bitcoin block chain.
What good could possibly come from a toaster "that communicates with the bitcoin block chain?" Why is something like that useful? None of this makes any sense. How many toasters does it take to compete with a 30PH/s mining farm? These ideas would have been cool a couple years ago, but they seem 100% pointless to me today. |
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How lazy are you? Make an ebay account and use it. Buy 10 things and there you go, 10 + feedbacks.
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How do i set it to not be in debug mode, permanently? can i just add to the config file?
It should not be in debug mode by default. Make sure you don't have --debug or -D in your config file. Verbose mode can be toggled with --verbose, or from menu within the program. --quiet or -q disables logging output. More in README.txt. |
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I have yet to run a disk checker, I would be surprised if there was a problem physically with my disk, but I will soon.
I was out of town for a few days and core ran perfectly the whole time. Once I got home and started using my computer again I kept receiving "fatal errors" and the log shows db corruption, to the point where it wouldn't even finish loading the program/checking the blockchain/verify my wallet without erroring and freezing up. I uninstalled 0.10.1 this morning, deleted the blockchain, reinstalled, and am now re-indexing. Hopefully that clears it up.
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I keep receiving "fatal errors" and the log shows db corruption. I uninstalled 0.10.1 this morning, deleted the blockchain, reinstalled, and am now re-indexing. Hopefully that clears it up.
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You do a great job, it seems like a lot of work, thank you. |
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I got a fake Block Found notice, it almost worked...  I've received two fake notices over the weekend, always a bummer. Probably when I restart ckdb? There a period of time when I restart ckdb, when it won't reply or gives back nothing useful - maybe the app forgets the last block when that happens? Yay finally a block under 100% diff  Yay indeed! I got a warning that my hash rate dropped to 0, and then got a block found message, so I assumed it was another fake find restart generated message until I checked the last block found date/time, woo hoo! |
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I got a fake Block Found notice, it almost worked... I've received two fake notices over the weekend, always a bummer. |
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what does Lastupdate represent just seeking knowledge
It's the last time your stats were refreshed from the pool. |
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