Yaaaaaaaaaaay! i blew a fan totally by my own fault of using cgminers "rapingly powerful fan control"
Time for me to not use that!, xD had my fan running at 100% for three days without knowing it xD Now it turns at 1/5th the RPM.
Lol, Never believed it before, BUT FANS ARE NOT MEANT TO RUN AT 100%!!!!
Hey guys can a fan "break" Out And Into place? All of a sudden the fan is spinning at normal speeds again, And the bearing seems just fine. Then about 1hr later (while mining), It's slows down like a bitch and overheats till shutdown, I restart, Fan not turning, Give it a little push, and VROOOM proper speed... Lol.. like wtf... I would replace it ASAP. |
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ahahaha, better edit that - well spotted  my friend gribble says [02:38:12] <Graet> ;;tz dallas [02:38:13] <gribble> Tue Jan 24 18:38:46 2012 UTC | 12:38pm Tuesday (CST) - Time in Dallas, TX [02:38:21] <Graet> ;;tz perth [02:38:23] <gribble> Tue Jan 24 18:38:55 2012 UTC | 2:38am Wednesday (WST) - Time in Perth WA, Australia looks like 14 hours - but check my maths - it is late  best Graeme I ran out of fingers to count on I guess. Yep 14 hours. Get some sleep Thanks, Sam |
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sorry, we are migrating websites to cloudflare https://www.ozco.in is working as i type this it is 12:35am Wednesday 25/11/12 so about 23hours away OK it was 10:37 AM on Tuesday Jan 24th of 2012 here. So your 12 hours and 10 months ahead? Didn't expect that big of a time change . So your really 12 hours ahead of me here in Texas. Thanks, Sam |
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We have been advised by our facilities provider that they require us to perform a COMPLETE POWER DOWN on Wednesday, January 25th at 11:30PM, for a maximum of 2 hours finishing at 1:30AM on the 26th UTC +8
Uh, is that now? These time differences really throw me off. Sam |
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This joke is getting old but what the hell...
lolwindows: reboot || reinstallation || defenestration
The REAL joke is that the above is actually quite a powerful troubleshooting guide for Redmond-based OS-s.
Did posting that make your dingy bigger than the rest of the male population? The real joke is people like you that keep putting up the same old diatribe. The Windows 7 rig I am typing this response on right now, has been up for 27 days. The power went out or it would have been up longer. This installation has never had to be reinstalled since I first installed it 1 week prior to the official release date. This Windows 7 computer has never been infested with any malware or virus. Glad to hear your having a good experience with Win7. But I think you do have to admit that historically with the various versions of Windows that it had become a standard thing to keep rebooting or keep installing/uninstalling/installing and it would eventually work. So it's easy and fun to poke fun at M$, not that it really matters, the rest of the world is going to keep doing what its been doing and most people don't even know that there are any options besides WinXP, Vista or Win7. I think that's a shame. But that's just me. Sam |
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ecoinpool has impressed us that much we have gone straight to it on our new US server,
So is the new US Server up and running now? Sam |
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So, I'm mining away at BTC Guild earning all these Namecoins and I don't have a clue what to do with them. I'm storing them at Cryptoexchange for now. I just want to know if it's possible to spend them like Bitcoin or is exchanging them for BTC the only option at this point?
Namecoins are not a currency, so I'd be surprised if you could find someone selling things for namecoins. Then why the heck are we mining them? Just because we can? Sam |
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Why do people keep torturing themselves with windows? Just use plain old debian and save yourself tons of time and headaches.
Well much to your, and my, chagrin the computing world has decided to use M$ Windoze. And those of use who support vertical market applications need to have multiple machines with the various versions of M$ OS's on them. So when I can, I mine on them, which is why I really like stand alone miners like CGMiner and Ufasoft. But when I need to do my job on them they are ready to go for work as well. So diverting machines to dedicated use with some *nix variant doesn't work for me. So I appreciate the effort of doing the Windoze builds as well. Sam |
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Is the pool down? us.ozco.in?
Sam
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Good ol' Anonymous, I always did like him... or her. Sam Its not a single entity. If you choose the "private" option in your pool preferences instead of "public", you will be added to the Anonymous score. OK, I'll add the obligatory Them! But I was under the impression that each Anonymous was an individual. The top 20 list used to show multiple Anonymouses. Thanks for the clarification, Sam |
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Good ol' Anonymous, I always did like him... or her. Sam |
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If I'm understanding your problem correctly, the answer is that they will all be "Below Target" until you actually mint a block for yourself (very rare, especially at only 500 MH/s)
What does share below target mean? I have never seen that when solo mining? Sam |
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One other thing, is anyone able to start cgminer from a remote desktop session and have it detect their gpus? I can monitor what cgminer is doing on my machine over remote desktop, but if I close cgminer remotely and then try to start it back up from the remote session, it doesn't detect the gpu.
I don't know about windows, but with linux you need DISPLAY=:0 before your launch string if starting over vnc/ssh to detect the GPU's. Is there anyone who knows if there is a Windows equivalent? Remote desktop sessions don't have access to GPU hardware. Yes there is a Windoze equivalent, its called VNC. VNC works for me, usually, but it can be a little flaky. Sam |
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Any theories on the cause of what appears to be cgminer having (local?) network problems? Happened last night, and now again this morning: [2011-12-29 09:46:52] Accepted 00000000.a0bf4654.94714775 GPU 3 thread 3 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:46:58] Pool 0 not providing work fast enough
[2011-12-29 09:47:58] Pool 0 http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009 not responding!
[2011-12-29 09:47:58] Switching to http://mint.bitminter.com:8332
[2011-12-29 09:48:58] Pool 1 http://mint.bitminter.com:8332 not responding!
[2011-12-29 09:48:58] Switching to http://us.eclipsemc.com:8337
[2011-12-29 09:49:01] Pool 0 http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009 recovered
[2011-12-29 09:49:01] Switching to http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009
[2011-12-29 09:49:02] Accepted 00000000.6915c4de.1b4acb74 GPU 3 thread 3 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:03] Accepted 00000000.f54a17f3.32ece704 GPU 5 thread 5 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:07] Accepted 00000000.a0003913.1626779d GPU 0 thread 6 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:09] Accepted 00000000.465ce7fb.718e4acc GPU 5 thread 11 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:16] Accepted 00000000.58d77f42.bef28808 GPU 2 thread 8 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:18] Accepted 00000000.84cee0bb.9d43aace GPU 4 thread 4 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:19] Accepted 00000000.fe8275f7.1ca5412f GPU 0 thread 0 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:20] Accepted 00000000.ed87b5a5.d8fc090f GPU 4 thread 10 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:20] Accepted 00000000.dc194076.cddaacb7 GPU 3 thread 9 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:21] Accepted 00000000.8aba68ca.c411018b GPU 4 thread 4 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:21] Accepted 00000000.609dc9e5.1d701995 GPU 4 thread 4 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:49:24] Pool 0 not providing work fast enough
[2011-12-29 09:50:00] Pool 1 http://mint.bitminter.com:8332 recovered
[2011-12-29 09:50:01] Accepted 00000000.b5522916.a9a8a0ff GPU 5 thread 11 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:50:01] Accepted 00000000.4d727b6d.632ca6f4 GPU 5 thread 11 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:50:02] Accepted 00000000.c0b9e39e.732ba27e GPU 5 thread 11 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:50:09] Accepted 00000000.43da3a83.596c43fa GPU 5 thread 11 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:50:24] Pool 0 http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009 not responding!
[2011-12-29 09:50:24] Switching to http://mint.bitminter.com:8332
[2011-12-29 09:51:24] Pool 1 http://mint.bitminter.com:8332 not responding!
[2011-12-29 09:51:24] Switching to http://us.eclipsemc.com:8337
[2011-12-29 09:51:25] Pool 0 http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009 recovered
[2011-12-29 09:51:25] Switching to http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009
[2011-12-29 09:51:26] Accepted 00000000.a2b4c83c.08deaaac GPU 5 thread 11 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:27] Accepted 00000000.0bebdd83.fb22d959 GPU 0 thread 6 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:29] Accepted 00000000.0f5b8837.9178ea4d GPU 3 thread 9 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:32] Accepted 00000000.aec7150f.f20c87a5 GPU 3 thread 3 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:35] Accepted 00000000.647f79f8.b1d211b5 GPU 1 thread 7 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:42] Accepted 00000000.1d0fa3d1.aeab3246 GPU 4 thread 4 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:42] Accepted 00000000.b3628777.c0d3a873 GPU 3 thread 3 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:43] Accepted 00000000.980c2a93.b41279d2 GPU 1 thread 7 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:45] Accepted 00000000.ff673ce4.5462f55e GPU 2 thread 8 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:46] Accepted 00000000.641d115f.d7e20fdf GPU 4 thread 4 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:48] Accepted 00000000.0de159a2.c5803fe1 GPU 2 thread 8 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:51:48] Pool 0 not providing work fast enough
[2011-12-29 09:51:48] Accepted 00000000.b8f6c764.27652b20 GPU 1 thread 7 pool 0
[2011-12-29 09:52:27] Pool 1 http://mint.bitminter.com:8332 recovered
[2011-12-29 09:52:28] Accepted 00000000.c8a03715.5a2c1794 GPU 1 thread 1 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:52:30] Accepted 00000000.d3f0b543.dae558e3 GPU 1 thread 1 pool 1
[2011-12-29 09:52:48] Pool 0 http://us.eclipsemc.com:9009 not responding!
[2011-12-29 09:52:48] Switching to http://mint.bitminter.com:8332
During the above period, web browsing from another system on the LAN seemed normally snappy. Last night, I couldn't find any evidence that Eclipse was down, but I added BitMinter as a backup. That (based on above) indicates it's not a pool problem. I (Q)uit cgminer, but that didn't yield me a console prompt. Ctrl-C was merely echoed as ^C with no other effect. So I rebooted and now all seems normal. I get similar behavior when I load balance. I also saw this with 2.0.8 when load balancing. But pressing Q always worked for me, as well as it works in Windoze that is. Sam |
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(though q for quitting is broken, I can affirm that)
If your using Windoze that's kind of normal operation for most of us as its a known Windoze bug. There are several older posts mentioning this if you want more details. Sam |
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Where did the shares per block averages go on the stats page? We're no where near a difficulty change. Sorry, it was caused by site update. Already enabled again. No problem. Thanks, Sam |
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Where did the shares per block averages go on the stats page? We're no where near a difficulty change.
Sam
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us.ozco.in:8999 is a downer...or is it just me?
I thought they switched to us.ozco.in:8332 a couple weeks ago? But yes us.ozco.in is down for me too. Sam The news post on ozco.in needs to be pulled then, cause i was confused. Getting started says 8332, so I updated. us.ozco.in:8332 was dead for me too. But it seems to be alive now. Sam |
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us.ozco.in:8999 is a downer...or is it just me?
I thought they switched to us.ozco.in:8332 a couple weeks ago? But yes us.ozco.in is down for me too. Sam |
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