Can run & post the results of the below command:

Not really sure where this post should actually go, but it's more of a support script I made for blades. Granted I'm using BFGMiner as a proxy, so I can fully see every thing going on through BFGMiner on MinePeon... and through the rPi's LCD on my desk.

However, I've built blade setups for people I know and host them. Some people like to see the statistics directly from the blades and not from the miner (what?!? I know, I know...), so this script scrubs each blades page (blade hosts are user defined in an array), then outputs the results.

I'm also going to be adding to this, it was made in a very short time, now I think the idea is to allow setting changes directly through this page rather than having to go to each individual blade's page. By doing this I can also add some verification to verify the settings, etc, etc...

I believe you get the idea. This was a small side thing I put together in a very short time today, I've not bothered with a design, it's a simple table with statistics, it doesn't allow for browser caching, so the page is always 'fresh'. I didn't feel like doing a meta refresh nor taking the time to do a quick js refresh with a timer (so sue me).

If some people are interested in using this for their personal farms or what have you, let me know and I'll post up some links and add in a few things tomorrow to it.

Requirements:
A web server running PHP 5+, the web server must be on the same network as the blades (unless you care to get fancy with stuff, be my guest).



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If a moderator is so inclined to think I posted this in the wrong section, please move accordingly. I didn't put it in mining software, because it's not a miner, it's more of a support script to combine all of the blade pages into one single page.

just made my day, might order a few more now... haha

though not sure what I'm going to do with my extra 0805 blue smd's now... <eyes current usb erupters>

this is actually pretty comical now...

I was trying to be nice on my last post, but this is pretty funny now 

I know ckolivas and the other developers are trying their best at CGMiner and they've all done a great job. However, when people are saying 3.1.1 is more stable than 3.4.3, that's just a lot of revisions in between to go from stable to unstable. Everyone that's running CGMiner and it's 'stable' or 'without issues' (in regards to using USB Erupters) always states they are running 3.1.1. I know there's be some blame on libusb, but how is it 3.1.1 is more stable than 3.4.2 or 3.4.3 for one set of devices. It would be my basic assumption that something in the code base has been overlooked somewhere between 3.1.1 and where we are now.

I'm on the latest of BFGMiner, haven't had to restart in over 4 days (might be 5 days now), no weird reports on any numbers, everything is stable and doing it's job. It's my opinion to be efficient & things working correctly, you shouldn't have to restart every 24 hours or even every week/month.

I 2nd the Rosewill RHB-500's, got 28x Erupters running atm, no issues, will have another 28x online soon.

Curious about something...

So, I've been running 4x V2 blades for a few days now, restarted the proxy-miner a few times just due to moving things around w/e...

The blades are cool to the touch (ie: not hot at all, ie: efficient cooling), I noticed I'm getting a lot of hardware errors (Accepted: 107,329, Rejected: 2,788, HWError: 26,678).


Granted it's not too crazy, but my 28x USB Erupter setup has Accepted 116,529, Rejected: 265, HWError: 1,980.

Wondering if this seems normal (for the blades) to anyone?

The read-out from each individual blade:

[total_mhs] => 10669
  [received] => 0000423459
  [accepted] => 0000411187
  [per_minute] => 145.79
  [efficiency] => 097.10%
  [up_time] => 1d,23h,00m,23s
  [chip] =>  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[1]
  [total_mhs] => 10662
  [received] => 0000423012
  [accepted] => 0000410495
  [per_minute] => 145.70
  [efficiency] => 097.04%
  [up_time] => 1d,22h,57m,20s
  [chip] =>  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[2]    
  [total_mhs] => 10469
  [received] => 0000423430
  [accepted] => 0000403456
  [per_minute] => 143.06
  [efficiency] => 095.28%
  [up_time] => 1d,23h,00m,01s
  [chip] =>  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
 
[3]
  [total_mhs] => 10450
  [received] => 0000423312
  [accepted] => 0000402605
  [per_minute] => 142.79
  [efficiency] => 095.10%
  [up_time] => 1d,22h,59m,22s
  [chip] =>  OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

To add to this; Not only would electricity costs go down, but I'm running 4 blades in a separate room, the entire room is about 7 degrees (F) hotter than any other room, that is with 5x 140mm & 2x 200mm fans operating at all times. In short, they heat up, granted with the fans they are cool to the touch, but they do generate a decent amount of heat. I imagine these probably won't heat up that much (if they are anything like ASIC USB Erupters), we'll see...

Which is why I bought only two, so I can see how they are going to perform, also what kind of temperatures they generate, how much cooling they need, etc, etc...

^ except without the single quotation marks.

Your bfgminer.service file should look something like:

Since I switched to BFGMiner, 4d 8h 16m 36s uptime thus far.

For that I would just buy more blades, 10.5BTC for three blades (3.5BTC/ea) getting over 30GH/s, or just spend another 2BTC on 15 more erupters for 5Gh/s. I'm merely interested in the fact that it's a "mythical" BFL item, haha.

Good luck with the sale, but I think you need to be more realistic in terms of what you want for it.

2.1 BTC

Updated with images of LCD differences.

I'm doing this for people who wish to use RaspberryPi's and/or want a LCD screen for their RaspberryPi's.

All Raspberry Pi's come configured with the latest stable build of MinePeon, also all operating system packages will be updated, both bfgminer and cgminer will be updated to their latest stable build.

I only charge for my services, all parts ordered through me are at my cost,(ie: no up charge on parts ordered through me when including a service). I'm not going to over charge you on prices for parts, I get everything directly from one of three licensed suppliers in the US. If something is out of stock or delayed, you will be notified of said delay.

I also offer services to build LCD screens for RaspberryPi's if you supply the parts.

All prices are in BTC using MtGox exchange rate, prices are subject to change at any time (as I said, I do not up-charge for the parts, however I will try to only change prices with there is a significant increase or decrease of the current BTC exchange rate). Prices updated on 2013-10-16 17:30:00 EST

This will only be available in the USA; Sorry no international shipping.
All services are done from within the USA, shipped from within the USA (FL).

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Packages

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Services Offered

• RaspberryPi Setup & Configuration @ 0.4274BTC
• LCD Soldering for RaspberryPi LCD Kits @ 0.2493 BTC

Configuration Options

• Wireless Network Configuration - If you would like for me to pre-configure your RaspberryPi for *YOUR* wireless network, I can. However there is no absolute guarantee it work and you will be required to give me your wireless SSID, if security is enabled, I need to know what type of security and the passphrase/password used to access it. I will replicate the network SSID & security locally where I am. (Technically, it should find the wireless by the SSID and use the security once plugged in at your location, however if it does not, it will default to the wired ethernet connection.)
• Default Miner - If you have a preference of which miner is the default upon start up (either BFGMiner or CGMiner), please let me know.

*24 hour test "burn-in" period will be done using two of my own ASIC USB Erupters on a Rosewill RHB-500 USB hub, during said 24hr period, all hashing generated will be donated to MinePeon project.

Turn around times

• If I have the parts locally in stock, 3 business days.
• If I do not have the parts locally in stock, 6-11 business days (as it depends on how fast I receive the parts from the supplier, usually it takes 3-4 business days).
• If you have sent me the parts, 3 business days from the time said parts are received.

Payment Instructions
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After payment is sent, please email me@tk1337.com with the following information:

• Transaction ID
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After the Transaction ID has been confirmed by the bitcoin network. I will send you a confirmation email and your order status will then be trackable by going to http://tk1337.com/orders/ using your bitcointalk.org username (case sensitive) and postal code to track your order.

If you have any questions feel free to send them to me@tk1337.com or PM me here.

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Pictures of LCD Types:

LCD Blue & White:


LCD RGB Negative: (makes 4 colors)


LCD RGB Positive: (makes 5 colors)

Granted I stopped using CGMiner due to instability with working with over 20 miners, however, there are some stats still off from console to webUI (mainly HW Error % from my screenshots). I really don't think the code is doing anything with the stats from the API other than pulling them directly from the miner, but I am going to take a look into it, I did see a few things awhile back.

BFGMiner Console


BFGMiner WebUI

and email is away. Interested to see these in action for myself

Waiting for a few confirmations then shooting over a small order for two...

to be honest, I didn't think it would... I have a Raspbian fully updated and it doesn't detect anything USB 3.0... if you want it to work with the Pi, best chances are sticking to USB 2.0

To my knowledge the limitations are on the raspberryPi, technically with that being said, devices that have backwards compatibility are a "shot-in-the-dark" as to if said device will work on the raspberryPi. All they basically did was update the package lists and then upgrade the packages installed on said system. Depending on the distribution and package support of said distro, it may or may not help you.



pacman is a package manager just like apt-get, however, the commands are different, for more information see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman

The command you are looking for is which will update the packages and upgrade them in a single command. I have done this recently on both my rPi's running MinePeon, however, I would suggest making sure you've expanded the partition as the default MinePeon installation is a 2GB partition with about 70% used from the get-go. Whether or not this would fix your issue with using a device that's USB 3.0 and backwards compatible, is not for certain.


Yes & no problem... I was out having a beer

By the way, all of you doing a

Please keep in mind, most of that is *not* finished, so you are downloading beta/test versions of code, therefore it's not actually been released for you to use. So it's more of a use at your own risk type of deal, complaining about it and making posts about the same things not working, isn't really beneficial as they have already been stated not working and people are working on the issues.

With that being said, if you do update to the beta/test versions of the WebUI code, I would suggest doing a backup of the original first, like so:


If you are having problems, simply move the newly installed code (or delete if if you want) then move the old code back.