i coulddnt stay away i pointed back my mini farm
of 4 s1's
1 s2
4 compac sticks
and also pointed a small 5+th rental here
That's not so much a mini farm as a... veggie patch? Anyway with the other posts on this thread it is slowly turning into a combined marketplace/services thread and getting way offtopic. Can we try to keep to posts relevant to the pool only please? |
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...There was absurdly good luck for a period before that... and it will happen again.
Can you give us a raw estimate what that will be in % luck (lets say for the last 10/25/50 blocks)?  Don't have that much data, so no sorry. |
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Can two miners work for the same address?
yes |
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hello CK, whats up with your pool? 2 Blocks in the last 45 days  Shit luck combined with only 1.5PH on average. Do I really need to spell it out? There was absurdly good luck for a period before that... and it will happen again. |
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I would like to ad ckpool as a proxy to limit my bandwidth. -- i'm sittin with a lte radio link until i get my fibre
Lets control those packats. What machine specs would you suggest to run ckpool proxy, perhaps ckdlb and of course bitcoind?
Even a low spec machine is more than enough to run ckpool in proxy mode, but bitcoind requires tons of storage and uses a lot more bandwidth than all your mining combined so if you're worried about bandwidth, bitcoind is not the way to go. Some cheap recent laptop will suffice for ckproxy so you can run a recent 64 bit ubuntu or similar and laptops effectively have an inbuilt UPS. You don't want ckdb as that's really meant for a full pool that has different users and isn't really designed to run with a simple proxy. In summary, a cheap netbook will do. |
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I can't believe you run those jet engines in your living room. Does the new single fan S7 seem louder at all? I thought I saw somewhere that someone said it had a higher RPM fan than the two fan version.
YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP, HE CAN'T HEAR YOU. |
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Hahah true!. However I'd need a few BTC to do that  But doing that, you wouldn't have them for long. |
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Is the pool-level bestshare accurate? Or maybe I'm misunderstanding it - I have a higher bestshare than the pool right now.
The pool's bestshare is far more accurate than anything your miner is showing... chances are high that you are using an antminer of some sort that's infamous for getting best share wrong (alternatively you've mined elsewhere and gotten a better share in the meantime). |
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I tossed a PH at it yesterday for a few hrs. No luck  I know it's sad to say but a PH isn't that much these days |
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Probably yet another failed promise by Bitmain. They've had quite a few when it comes to software.
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Curious mind wants to know why. If you are able to share.
There are bugs being fixed all the time in the code (along with improvements and feature enhancements). All you need to do is follow the changelogs in git as they happen since all the code on this pool is public: https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool |
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wow just woke up to 40 p
Failover from another pool, won't last long, but fun nonetheless. |
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As with all new pool announcements from absolutely brand new forum members: No one in their right mind should trust their hashes with your pool and you are almost certainly yet another scammer or even the same scammer trying his luck again. Given the history of scams from similar announcements in the past, I have offered them an escrow service to prove they are legitimate and will offer you the same. If you expect people with millions of dollars worth of hardware to dedicated 10s of thousands of dollars worth of hashrate to your pool, you should prove your worth. As I am one of the most known members of the bitcoin mining community, if you give me 25.5 bitcoin I will hold it in escrow till you find your first block and every miner on your pool has successfully received their first payout, and the prizes are given out, I will return 25 bitcoin to you, keeping my fee. None of this guarantees you won't run off with the 2nd block or beyond but at least will instil some confidence should you accept it. As I am certain you will not accept the terms of this escrow, claiming you don't have that much in bitcoin, then you are neither worthy of controlling people's hashes, nor should anyone trust you. Thanks and goodbye. I urge all miners to steer far and wide from this scam.
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Dear users 4everBTC, Biffa and scottlawry, you are all trying to use regular usernames on this pool which will not work. You MUST use a uᴉoɔʇᴉq address as your username.
I take it this is still happening? Yes it is, and in addition there are also now users mineruS7 and b0411d0427f9 being repeatedly denied access. Should be fixed, if not can you pm me the full miner names? Looking good. That leaves non bitcoin address users 4everBTC scottlawry mineruS7 and b0411d0427f9 . |
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¡ʞɔolq
How did you write that upside down? It's bitcoin day! |
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Dear users 4everBTC, Biffa and scottlawry, you are all trying to use regular usernames on this pool which will not work. You MUST use a bitcoin address as your username.
I take it this is still happening? Yes it is, and in addition there are also now users mineruS7 and b0411d0427f9 being repeatedly denied access. |
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I am getting a "permission denied" when ssh into the S5... tried reset but same results -- did I do the ssh wrong?
>> ssh 192.168.1.50 -l root
default login is root/root - but default ssh login is root/admin
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rpi3 is 64bit iirc edit: ok im half wrong, it needs more time memory would probably be on the low side anyway The Raspberry Pi 3 may have 64-bit CPU, but for now its default Linux OS remains at 32 bits.
The arrival of the $35, wireless-enabled, Raspberry Pi 3, following a similarly 64-bit, $40 Odroid-C2 SBC a few weeks ago, represent a big speed boost for Linux hacker boards but not a sudden switch to 64-bit ARM computing. While the Odroid project offers an Ubuntu 64-bit image for the C2, the default Linux distribution released by the Raspberry Pi Foundation is still 32-bit.
An eventual change to 64-bit ARM firmware is inevitable given the fact that the technology offers significantly improved performance. Pressure will also come from more power-efficient, 64-bit x86 chips. Yet, because of the extensive reworking of code required for the changeover, the Raspberry Pi Foundation will commit only to “considering” a change to 64-bit for the Pi’s default Raspbian distribution in the coming months. Yes Raspberry Pi 3 is definitely 64 bit, they are available for sale right now here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1419675The issue is that if the operating system is still 32 bit then it's still in untested unsupported territory for ckpool, irrespective of the hardware being 64 bit. |
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