The DEV is gone from my account as well.  I also have issues where my miners stop hashing at us1.ghash.io:3333 (my S1 and S2 sees US as dead a lot) and go to my backup pool; I added uk1.ghash.io:3333 and I seem only hash there.

I was just asking since I have 4 S1's and wondered if I could repurpose them.  I'm really not worried about the cost of power... Solar on the house.

Can the old boards be utilized as well?

An iPhone App would be nice...

This is cool, I have a couple of RPi's laying around that I should mess with.  The only thing that sucks is the price of the U1 and U2 devices, I believe that they are hovering around $16.00...  It would be cool if they were closer to $2.00, then you can actually build a small rig that may turn a profit.

The S1 project is interesting.

My issue is that with current price of LTC and converting to BTC, it seems like we paying 1/3 of our profits into fees.  I only have 10 Hashlets and I made $1.31817891 last night after the $.80 in fees; gross was $2.12639971 less $.80822080 fees with BTC at $468.88.

Before LTC crashed, I was earning approximately $5.50 a day on a Black Widow which hashes at approximately 13mh/s; now that machine is at $2.42163888, with a $.98 a day fee which leaves me a
$1.44163888 in profit.

I wonder how long we have as individuals before it doesn't make sense to hash...

When you click on any of your hashlet miners, it doesn't display a fee.  My Black Widow shows .98 a day and the Fury shows .11 a day.  I thought I read that all fees were rolled into the purchase price?

Now they need to update their interface to reflect the Hashlet mining speed on the Dashboard charts.

I know they say multi algorithm in their description, but they never say of it's a 1 to 1 ratio. 1gh/s for 15.99 sounds very expensive to me if I can only mine SHA.  Has anyone tested that you can also mine Scrypt? If so, is it 1gh/s?

Yes they are, I also have a few Sapphire 290X's I can install if you think that's the issue?

Thanks for the reply, the only reason I asked is that I use AMD at work, but my home PC's are all NVidia.

That said, now I’m trying to figure out what I need to buy (Awesome Miner Edition) to monitor Profit Switching from a master PC.

I have 2 PCs that are dedicated to running X11 with R9 280X cards in them.  I’m able to get the PCs mining with Awesome Miner using SGMiner.  I want to manage both of these PCs from my main PC, just like managing an S1 or S3 unit.  Is this possible?  I installed the miner remote agent on the mining computers, but I cannot get a connection to them from my main PC.  Firewall is off and the units are all on the same subnet.

Thanks for the info, that still doesn't answer why I can't get CGMiner to work with 3.7.2 and GPUs.

As for switching, I'm using Awesome Miner.

I just did a fresh OS install and I can't get CGMiner to recognize my cards (R9 280X).  I've tried running 1 and 2 cards directly from the board as well as from a riser.

I've tried running CGMiner 3.7.2, 4.3.2 ans 4.4.2.

I installed the OpenOL drivers from AMD via the AMD SDk 2.9 and installed latest Video drivers from AMD's website.  I also ran MS update and installed Framework 4.5.

SGMiner works; it sees all cards, but I want to run CGMiner as it allows for smoother pool switching.

Any ideas on what I'm missing?

This looks great...  I'm assuming that there is no Nvidia support?

I’m new to the crypto-currency world but I have a background in the foreign exchange trade market and I have a few questions because I’m confused to the long term possibilities of this type of currency since it’s not backed by a government like the Euro, Dollar, Yen…  I fully understand that most world currencies are floating due to not being backed by silver or gold and that their intrinsic value can vary from day to day.  But each country uses a unified currency locally (fiat currencies) that is manufactured, destroyed, monitored and accounted for by their governments.

Right now there are approximately 275 different crypto-currencies that you can mine and trade online.  What makes any one currency a better choice than another?  Currently, it seems that Bitcoin is the standard, followed by Litecoin.  Most other currencies seem like they are mined or traded on speculation that they will take off or to acquire fractions of Bitcoin.  Here’s my big issue; if no one is using a currency for commerce, then, how are blocks being generated?  Are they just generating blocks to verify the trade, movement or dispersion of a block?  It’s like they are creating busy work to generate more blocks to create more busy work for something that has absolutely no value and has not been accepted by the masses.  People would probably take a currency more seriously if there was some kind of structure to it.  Right now the market on Bitcoin is volatile and I would never use it as a means of commerce for my company… It’s also expensive as you have the trade fees that go along with changing a crypto back into your local fiat currency.  Most local companies will only trade in their local currency, they will not accept foreign currency due to the volatility in the exchange rates and the cost of the exchange.

What’s going to happen when the cost of mining exceeds the profit for the miners?  How are trades going to be verified?

I’m not opposed to the thought of crypto currency that is widely accepted, but none are.  I say this just based on all the hoops you have to jump through to just change the USD into Bitcoins.  You have to use a third party clearing house to move your fiat currency to a point that it can be sent to an exchange to purchase bitcoins.  You are literally paying multiple agencies for the privilege of buying something with bitcoins.  So, you literally diluted your fiat dollar to buy something with a crypto that you could’ve just purchased with a fiat…

Thanks, my issue had to do with the wallet update.

Hi,

I am trying to solo mine to a single wallet on my network from multiple PCs using CCMiner.  All PCs are on the "allowed" side of my firewall.

hirocoin.conf:

CCMiner.bat:

Error:

What do you mean?  Try a different currency?  I've only tried it with DarkCoin.  I'll try a different X11 currency and let you know what I find.

Thanks for the reply...  I tried that as well.  Even from a local PC using localhost in CCMiner and in darkcoin.conf, I still get the same error.  I've tried this on my work PC as well as my home PC with the same outcome; I also tried running the wallet on another PC and pointing my miner at it and still the same error.  All three tests were with fresh downloads of the wallet that were allowed to completely update.  Obviously, the wallets were restarted after each set of changes.

Anyone?  I'm totally lost here.

I changed my config file on the wallet to try localhost, the ip address of the PC, the external address of the PC...

darkcoin.conf:


miner.bat:


My response: