Watching on the sidelines. I think he needs a find a local geek to help him. It twould appear that he might not have a router, that would explain how he does not have WiFi and where he got the public IP address. I dont think he reset the internal router correctly.
Good luck and get to hashing.
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Not sure what rig you are referring to. Bfl Single 60Gh pull about $90 a day before electricity cost at current difficulty. I meant to say 600 a week.
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Go to BTCGuild and follow their instructions for BFGMiner. It's much easier.
I would suggest 50btc or bitminter....I think BTCGuild is throttling new member to keep below 51% MinePeon is what I am using works out the gate no problems. Here are a pic of my first asic running a blistering 335 mega hash. I will be a btc millionare in a few hundred years. I am still running a gpu as well for a total of 930Mh/s. I have ordered 5 more block erupters. I will prolly stop there. I am putting most of my BTC into mining shares. login as: minepeon minepeon@192.168.1.123's cgminer version 3.3.1 - Started: [2013-07-22 20:30:31] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (5s):478.3M (avg):335.5Mh/s | A:2608 R:11 HW:30 WU:4.7/m ST: 2 SS: 0 NB: 59 LW: 14268 GF: 1 RF: 0 Connected to stratum.50btc.com diff 1 with stratum as user GeorgeZimmerman@ahole.com Block: 007dc993dfc7272f... Diff:31.3M Started: [05:46:38] Best share: 7.41K -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [P]ool management ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit AMU 0: | 335.6M/335.5Mh/s | A:2608 R:11 HW:30 WU:4.7/m --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[2013-07-23 05:47:52] Accepted 1ffd996f Diff 8/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:48:13] Accepted c9596b1b Diff 1/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:48:35] Accepted bfdeaba2 Diff 1/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:48:50] Accepted 3416bafc Diff 4/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:48:52] Accepted 56790938 Diff 2/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:48:54] Accepted 41f318d3 Diff 3/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:49:09] Accepted 6da65ecf Diff 2/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:49:22] Accepted ecd40581 Diff 1/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:49:24] Accepted 2d3ae76a Diff 5/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:49:31] Accepted 72824147 Diff 2/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:49:41] Accepted ba8f1bc4 Diff 1/1 AMU 0 [2013-07-23 05:50:13] Accepted 7c2b8332 Diff 2/1 AMU 0
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Welcome Devil Dog. BTC is pretty crazy right now. Lots of high powered equipment going online in coming months. So for right now hold on two your cash and read, read and read some more till you had a handle on whats going on.
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This hub, is more expensive since it's not just a power charging station. Price: $1,160 + shipping so it's $23.67 per port!!!
Ouch! And I thought the previous price was steep! Updated. batt01, don't RPi only support USB 2.0 hubs? Tell us how it goes. Hmmm I thought I had order a usb 2.0 hub. It came today and the RPi refused to mate with It is a very nice well made unit tho.
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I just picked up a few more shares last night. Holding 1.2k right now. BTW: I want to change my bitfunder email, and I dont see any place in the profile to change it. In a week, I can replenish my BTC and get more at this level.
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I don't know. I find the Juiced hub to be just right. I can place a 120mm fan on top of the miners and it will cover all of them perfectly. Each miner also has a fair amount of space between each other. Theres no danger I see of a miner touching an adjacent one unless the usb hub is defective/malformed port.
Juiced is better than the new 9 port anker, but one should be aware that when you need to unplug a miner, you're bound to bump it into the miner behind it or in front of it. you have to be super patient and have small fingers not to physically damage your miners when you need to unplug them from a full hub. thermal density is not an issue but it's a matter of understanding it and having an appropriate amount of air movement. it would still be less and quieter than GPUs obviously. physical access is the biggest issue with very dense hubs. I just ordered the Juiced Hub. I want the try it on my RPi. Currently I am using the DLink 7 port hub. I would like something that holds a few more and I dont really like that the DLink has side mounted ports rather than top.
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I followed your guide and was up and running very quickly. Thanks If the Pi boots, and you see the green led and yellow network led, you can skip the ifconfig and not bother to connect a monitor. Just log into you router and check you lan connections. You will see minepeon the mac and the IP.
192.168.1.108 xx:xx:xx:xx:B0:9B 1 day 00:00:00 minepeon 192.168.1.123 xx:xx:xx:xx:2E:2B 1 day 00:00:00 android_e4cfb9c5a6a1e6f2 192.168.1.134 xx:xx:xx:xx:20:4C 1 day 00:00:00 HDHR-10363697 192.168.1.136 xx:xx:xx:xx:63:69 1 day 00:00:00 AMDFX8-PC 192.168.1.127 xx:xx:xx:xx:05:54 1 day 00:00:00
Might be a good idea to reserve that (or one you prefer) IP so it wont change.
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I have a few block erupters ordered and I have a Raspberry PI and a UnRaid server to it primarlly used to store,serve and download media. I already run one VM running under VirtualBox that hosts FreePBX. The server run 24/7 anyway, so less power would be consumed than if I deicate the RPi. Anyone mining on a VM? Any reason why its not a good idea?
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You have all 3 500 GH modules hashing? Post pics!
oh I wish! BFL couldn't get the 1.5 TH rig to work. 500GH is all I'm stuck with! Be happy to post some pics - stupid question, can you attach local photos somehow? Seems only online stuff can be posted? I weep for you as I hash at 1ghz on my 7970 and my 1 Usb block erupter.
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Congrats on the new MiniRig. Here I am waiting for a Jalapeno. Do a brother a sold and run it on my 50miner acct for overnight. So I can buy a couple of USB block erupters. You can pm me for the login. KNC seem to be a popular choice, right now. 8K for 400Ghz is a pretty good price per Ghz. Providing that they and deliver as promised. I am please with the shares in a KNC group buy I purchased. They have doupled in value. I hope to get my own KNC in the near future. I have been unemployed for a year and I just got a job, starting in two weeks.
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Almost every pic I have seen posted with multiple Block Erupters show them in open air with a fan. So I a drawer with small holes and no fan, would probably be a no. If you had a drawer with some decent size cut outs and some sort of fan to provide air flow, that might be workable.
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ASICMiner USBs are going for $140-$200 on ebay and amazon.
You can get them for 1.05 BTC ($81.37), if you know where to look. I just want to accumulate some coin and hold for the long run. Its a hobby for me and might make a nice profit, no one can predict future BTC prices and diff is bound to level off at some pont. I have a couple of BFL units oddered April 2013 amd a full of USB Block Erupters on the way, mainly for shits and giggles. I like the fact that the Usb Block Erupters are low power. I have a media server that run 24/7 anyway. Its easy to set up a Linux or Windows VM to run them, or stop running XBMC on my RPI and use it.
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If you dont need the BTC right away. Take a look at coinbase. Fees are very high with BitInstant. Link in sig.
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I have used Coinbase twice to buy BTC. No problems.
For every user you invite to Coinbase who completes a purchase of 1 BTC or more, we'll send you both 0.01 BTC!
Check my sig.
For every user you invite to Coinbase who completes a purchase of 1 BTC or more, we'll send you both 0.01 BTC!
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maybe posting some info about when did you order. did you promise bfl to post pictures etc ?
Somethint in the words, I got it one year and five days after ordering, leads me to believe that he ordered in the few remaining days of June 2012.
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Just noticed that the auction is no longer on ebay. I wonder if the OP got his 25k or decided to mine with it.
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lol who came up with the name jalopeno??
Probably the same person who decided to name a tech company Butterfly Labs TOUCHE lol! They just wanted to here the Chinese Avalon guy say "Brutafry Rabs"
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