Just thought it would be nice to see the bestever share at least. I have no idea how much work would be involved so if it's loads don't worry

I'm using the gekko version of 4.9.2.

First time I've seen something like that on it. Usually it shows all the correct info.

Right that's it I'm shooting my ant. Can't even hold on to the top spot for more than a couple of days lol

Real Duke is getting closer 

Suddenly im not so confident in being at the top for long 

Righty ho, I thought id got a massive share but alas, im not that lucky lol

Just out of curiousity, would it be possible to have a bestshare column on the workers page for each worker?

Took my Ant to the vets and got his leg patched up. Surprised he managed a 3m share so quickly after the block was found 

Can someone confirm whether this is correct or not?

My current bestshare on cgminer reads "1e+003k"

What does that mean?

Well I told you my little ant has a limp lol  already been overtaken twice 

Yea I know but it gives you another option to try and gain access to the gui.

Use an IP scanner to find it and then it should give you a web icon to double click and get into it that way.

Hi everyone,

I have the above. One hashing board doesn't work. The other was working fine when I unplugged it. Not sure if it's the controller board or not. Anyone want it for £20 plus shipping?

  I'm surrounded! You'll probably overtake me soon anyway. My little ants legs won't be able to keep up 

Personally I use BOTH. The mains powered USB hub (5 data/power ports & 2 charging ports). I did have it set up so that one side of the Y cable is in a charging port and the other side is in a data/power port. That way you know the gekko is getting enough power and you won't risk burning out your USB ports in your laptop/computer.

Most certainly will. Although 4th place is the best my little limp-legged ant has been for quite some time lol

Thanks for the links. Ive got a power supply coming with it but just trying to think of ways to reduce the amount of plugs/cables and make full use of the atx.

Ive seen people use the old style big 4 pin molex connectors. I suppose I could use an old micro usb cable and an old molex connection and solder them together.

Hi everyone,

I will be receiving a rpi3 soon to run my mini miners and would like it all to run from the ATX psu that I currently have everything plugged into. The psu is hooked upto a breakout board from eyeboot which from what I can see has a 5v white 4pin socket on it.

I have no idea what this socket is called but would it be able to power the pi?

Alternatively could I use an lm2596 based voltage regulator to power the pi from a 12v feed or is the pi sensitive to voltage fluctuations?

Thanks.

Super thanks guys. Ill get a raspi ordered and see what happens 

Sounds good to me. Now I've just got to build the gekko version of cgminer on a pi that can do the gekko and rbox. Not exactly my fortay. I've checked out YouTube videos and they are all using cgminer 3.8.0 or something like that.

Ive got a usb fan on it aswell. I did notice the current draw increase as the temp went up. Voltage dropped more aswell. So far shes stable at 275m so ill leave her there for the time being.