Why it has to be cooked so long? Chicken is delicate meat, isn't that too much?

LOL! good find yslyung, gotto try it in my next KL trip...

-0.8 = vortexz

Really is hard to believe I kept thinking we would see some gear come online and pick up.... so far I'm very wrong.  And happy to be wrong.

Price is taking a little drop around 424 currently. So price going in wrong direction.

Since I acquired my Avalon6 used and without a Raspberry Pi, I have been fiddling around a bit with getting all setup. I have found out a few things that I thought others might find of value, since I haven't seen them mentioned elsewhere.

1) The various Raspberry Pi firmware images I expect use the original OpenWRT setup in terms of networking. This means that they have a static IP address and won't try and use DHCP to get an address. This makes some sense if it was actually a router, but it's not. The one image I looked into had a static IP address of 192.168.0.100. If you use the image that Notlist3d created, then it has DHCP already set.

2) The base image from ehash.com is actually quite small. It would almost certainly fit on a 1 Gbyte card, if that's what you happen to have. No need for an 8GB card.

3) As downloaded, the initial login is root with NO PASSWORD. Once you are in, you can add a password to root, and also enable ssh.

4) It appears that OpenWRT doesn't use the usual Linux shutdown -h command to shut down the raspberry Pi cleanly. Instead it appears you use "poweroff" from the command line (i.e. ssh in), and wait about 10 seconds. I am always nervous about just yanking the power on a running Pi, to avoid SD card corruption. Yes, it's inconvenient to have to ssh in, but it sure avoids the anguish of  corrupted SD card.

The ehash website has some documents that aren't specifically for the Avalon6, but are for an earlier generation of the Avalon seies, The basic items mentioned above are in there I think. They haven't done much to change their basic strategy for OpenWRT setup since earlier generations. You can also observe the kano.is pool address in the download image. It's unfortunate they don't also switch to DHCP as well.

-5.8 = edonkey
-4.1 = blindminer
-3.8 = Chris_Sabian
-3.4 = HerbPean
-3.1 = tertius993
-3.0 = wlefever
-2.8 = networkgeek24
-2.7 = radiumsoup
-2.5 = Mikestang
-2.2 = indiemax
-1.7 = zebedee
-1.4 = bomberb17
-1.2 = philipma1957      this has my  -1.11% included within. if I win i roll it over.
-1.0 = HagssFIN
-0.9 = Witrebel  (I understand that to mean "-0.9 to -0.81" )  < correct
-0.7 = ailikun
-0.5 = alfacro
-0.3 = RichBC
  0.0 = adaseb

+0.1 = mavericklm
+0.4 = CrazyGuy
+0.7 = Notlist3d

+1.1 = fr4nkthetank
+1.2 = vapourminer
+1.3 = VRobb
+1.4 = leowonderful        corrected from +1.43
+1.5 = Amph
+1.9 = tss
+2.0 = ezeminer
+2.2 = Valkir
+2.5 =pusttiu
+3.2 = Biodom
+3.5 = Last of the V8s
+4.2 = VirosaGITS
+4.6 = kipper01
+7.1 = psi

we have about  16- 21 hours to  end of picking.
we have a lot of choice left.
lastly we are a solid negative.

http://btc.blockr.io/charts

138    -3     partial day  -6 so I used -3
152   +8     +5  running total
134   -10    -5     "   "     "  "
125   -19    -24   "  "      "  "
134   -10    -34   "  "      "  "
117   -27    -61   "  "      "  "
158  +14    -47   "  "      "  "
141  -  3     -50   "  "      "  "
146    +2    -48  with 844 blocks to go


https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
Bitcoin Difficulty:   163,491,654,909
Estimated Next Difficulty:   158,083,875,890 (-3.31%)
Adjust time:   After 844 Blocks, About 6.2 days    >>> 28 blocks left!
Hashrate(?):   1,164,358,445 GH/s
Block Generation Time(?):   
1 block: 10.6 minutes
3 blocks: 31.7 minutes
6 blocks: 1.1 hours
Updated:   19:55 (1.6 minutes ago)

about 4 to 7 hours left to pick  lots of numbers left to go.

if you want we could buy them all between us.  

send them to me and then I send 1 or 2 to you.

At op we will take  3 you  if you have them,

looks like I will take them for the solar array  2 and maybe 1 for HerbPean

Dear philipma1957,


I am a new miner and Electricity in my country cost for 1 miner is USD 8/month/miner.

I ordered my second miner on 23 Feb.

Shipped on 25 Feb.

And it is in the customs and will be delivered Tomorrow XD.

I paid by bank transfer.

Hi Phil... ah i checked the time of your post after i wrote 

so, here we go http://solo.ckpool.org/workers/1JdC6Xg3ajT3rge3FgPNSYYFpmf53Vbtje_Fin

Good Luck to All at this Pool, and not at least to 1JdC6Xg3ajT3rge3FgPNSYYFpmf53Vbtje 

See you to split the Block...

Best Wishes!

Fingolfin

Hi Phil,

yes was a nice Block Hit last year    ... unfortunately our second try for "wmtomsolino" (i think that was his avatar) wasn't same as lucky ... i think he didn't needed the Coins

So, what do you think? should i step in again, your decision if, and how to split the Coins after we hit, we will for sure

Awaiting your reply! In case you say yes, how many hours left from now to catch that Block? (i mean when will your rental finish)

Best Wishes!

Fingolfin

P.S It was 3 x SP20 + 1 x S7 ... and an SP 20 hit the Block  ... Also i only wanted 4,5 Coins for my step in, but i was fine with your decision to split by three.

P.P.S. Side Note : Yes, you have to eat chicken guys  ... look at that 502% Block

No...

This is the transaction:

6e3bf6483bb2f10ed2f5938f2649c570bd0c3ab5d7b5e86ed3bdecce5455ac51

I don't know how he did it, but take a look at the input and outputs.  The input has ~2.35BTC in address 1J... the two outputs are a 1BTC to address 15a... and 0.35BTC back to the same 1J... address.  Oops... that leaves a 1BTC fee for the miners.

Ohh.. Thought he said his address was : 15awcsvGd2xyVwab5eq1RSGfzG8ESY9Vf5