That's still ok though as with stratum I can still check the status on my S3.  That is very cool.
Now should this work as well with say an Avalon or Ant S1 that uses it's own mining interface or is that not an option due to their nature?
Not for now but in the future yes. For now the only way to use an Avalon or S1 with MultiMiner is through the Stratum Proxy. MultiMiner Remoting is strictly for multiple instances of MultiMiner or multiple rigs - again for now. |
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Nice deal. What speed are they running at? Are any overclocked? In some good news my RedFury just got out of customs as well today. I should have it to add to the others by saturday. Hopefully my hub does not have to wait so long as well. |
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That is very cool. Now should this work as well with say an Avalon or Ant S1 that uses it's own mining interface or is that not an option due to their nature? A new preview of version 2.5 with MultiMiner Remoting is now available. This includes many bug fixes and refinements as well as the beginning of secure, remote command support. With this release you can Start, Stop, and Restart any of the miners on your network. https://www.dropbox.com/s/vbul7x5yemjm38p/MultiMiner-2.5.0.zipFuture updates will include more remote commands such as switching coins and scanning hardware. Any feedback or issues you can report would be appreciated! Happy mining!  |
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What are you asking for it? with all the freaks on this forum someone wants this! make me a offer. ive seen very few editions of this with this cover art. any history about it would be nice! tell me what you.
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Wow that is a beast. Is that on US 110v? Now I am even more anticipating mine. Congrats on escaping the clutches of customs. I can't wait to see your posts about how it works when you are setup to go along with others posts on theirs. real quick post it is running 18 ice 'nano' furies set on 55 for oc. no other hub that I have tested allows for setting 55 most 10 port hubs allow 6 or 7 nano furies set on 54. it is good enough that I will order some more. I need to fully test it and also get some more hubs attached to it. |
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That's cool. I've had great luck with mine. The little beast rocks.  What are you going to sell them for?
Or do you want to trade for them?
Gonna try sell them local, since there are beginning coming more bitcoin equipment for sale, at insane prices, i hope i can get what i paid for them. |
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What are you going to sell them for? Or do you want to trade for them? Lucky for you.
It can be lucky for others too lacking the information that raspberry likes the DLINK hub. Why does the hub i use, work fine with bi*fury's on windows. But when i move it to raspberry, it cant even detect a single one. You're talking totally different hardware/OS/drivers... RPi's like some hubs and don't like others. Here's where you can lookup compatible hubs and see other's experiences with RaspPi and particular powered hubs: http://elinux.org/RPi_Powered_USB_HubsWell thanks, but its a bit late. Already bought a total of two, and im not gonna buy another one. Going to sell the bi*fury's instead. |
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Congrats on escaping the clutches of customs. I can't wait to see your posts about how it works when you are setup to go along with others posts on theirs. |
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This looks great!
I'm wondering how they would behave with other types of USB miners on the same computer?
Do you still have samples to send out so I could review this?
Thanks
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At this rate he will have paid more in fees than he took in. |
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I hope it gets sorted down there soon. I just ordered one of these myself and I am looking forward to it. There seems to be a major slowdown in NYC with customs. I have had a RedFury trapped there for over 1 week with no further info. They are slow. mine is stuck in customs in New York. Maybe I will get it on fri. I am looking forward to using it.
yeah not the first time I have had delays with NYC customs. |
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Excellent. Thanks for all the info and help. That is great to know. Is it metal or a plastic case? It looks fairly rugged. This is a SOLID STEEL construction, cam shell, Internally the USB PCB is mounted on a steel back plane,via steel/brass bushings spaced so they take the force from any USB items being plugged in. This backplane is then screwed into outer case, the Switched mode PSU is mounted under that, again bolted to the outer case. More importantly the parts are replaceable, I.E you can swap out the power supply or even the USB PCB, so if you blow the ass out of the power supply (lightning strike?), you can just swap it out. Also the USB tree is structured in such a way as to MINIMIZE the number of levels… (127 is NOT the ONLY limitation per USB HOST controller) Many people think that building a usb hub is 'easy' you just get a PCB and some USB chips and stick them together….. Yep that works fine for basic setups 1 computer 1 hub… but the real design thought comes in when…… you take two identical hubs and chain them together….. Badly designed and you can end up with 'mis nested' hubs. (signals travel ~ 3 inches per ns unless it is silicon then it is WAY slower…) There is a REASON this hub has the 3 side ports……, they are not just basic USB ports. RF |
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Very true. So far it is working out well. Bitcoin is an experiment.
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There seems to be a major slowdown in NYC with customs. I have had a RedFury trapped there for over 1 week with no further info. They are slow. mine is stuck in customs in New York. Maybe I will get it on fri. I am looking forward to using it.
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What are you selling and how much?? Trying to sort myself here. I sold all of my BFL gear about 3 months ago and splurged on a Jupiter, but now I find myself, less than 100 days later thinking that I need to sell again.
I am thinking that Bitcoin mining isn't for me. This constant turnover of machines is stressful not only selling, but stressful in regards to having to constantly be on TOP of your mining gear. If you let it rot, it will become worthless.
TL;DR - Those of you with older gear, what's your plan moving forward?
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Very cool I am getting BTC together to get one of these now. I look forward to see the new silver one too. Hi they are available now yes. Glad you like the devil and the next batch of 999.99 silver are more daring.
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How much does that come out to in BTC? That looks like a decent product. |
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I agree, I just want a couple decent priced GPU's I don't need a whole rig. He has not a bad deal just not what we are looking for. No it's not. You're selling complete mining rigs and shares for the same. I'd rather just get decent pricing on GPUs. Your choice of hardware setup for the rigs is not up to par with my standards. I'd never use smoke master nor Roswell ripple master nor unpowered ribbon risers. |
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I like the Devil on it. |
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