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Again congratulations, Norn, I keep using the service!  Could you change the price to the ones from Bitstamp o Bitcoinaverage? Thx! |
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Wow! That's a pretty big step! Nice!
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Have anyone noticed delays on Poloniex HCO deposits? My firsts went very fast, but today one took about 30-40 minutes to show up, and the one after that is still in the limbo after more than 1 hour and an half.
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i have noticed the regular middlecoin.com server is producing very low rejects , i had load balancing on both useast.middlecoin.com and regular middlecoin.com and the difference was night and day so for now i switched to it entirely with useast as failover just to test further.
There isn't a "regular" middlecoin.com server, it's just a way to redirect to one of the "real" servers: uswest = 54.214.242.184 useast = 54.197.251.210 eu = 54.194.173.83 amsterdam = 37.58.69.218 asia = 54.254.224.191 I'm in Europe, and for me middlecon.com point to the amsterdam one. For you it will be a different one. If you ping middlecoin.com you'll see which one. |
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Has anyone had any luck with BAMT and wireless USB? I got the Ralink drivers install properly for the Tenda units I have but keeps switching off as if USB ports lose power. Going back to UBUNTU but hate the hassle there too.
A quick alternative would be to use a cheap range extender / repeater with an ethernet port, that can act as a wireless client, like the TP-Link 750. It may come handy especially if you like to try different distro, since you don't have to configure anything once the device itself is connected to the wireless network. |
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(Personally, I love the satisfying coin jingling sound of the other wallet every time I get money  ) Exactly! Thanks! |
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doesnt smos have a forced donation where it will mine for their pool for 15 mins every night? i stayed away from them because of it, plus regular BAMT is being updated regularly agian
You just have to comment out 2 lines in /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root if you don't agree with that. |
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Thanks both zSprawl & Jedimstr. Will experiment a bit with both old cgminer & kalroth versions and see where it's going.  |
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SMOS 1.3 is not very good for the older 7950's. You're better off with SMOS 1.0 with the older CGMiner 3.2.1. SMOS 1.3 works better for the newer R9 series cards. In fact a lot of the newer updates like Kalroth's CGMiner fork and SGMiner tend to like the newer R9 280 and 290 cards. I'd stick with the ancient but working CGMiner versions for the 7950's.
I've got 4 MSI 7950's running between 680 and 710 on SMOS 1.0 with CGminer 3.2.1 using the undervolted .962 bios and Lantis' scrypt bin files:
Thanks jedimstr! Interesting, and nice to see that the GPU clock could be pushed even with V < 1000. Lantis bin file is this one? https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=6058.0Can you share the cgminer.conf file? Or can I ask what you use for intensity & thread-concurrency? Thanks! |
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I'm just trying SMOS 1.3 with 2 x 7950 @ 1000 MHz, and was getting about 600KHs each.
Then I run the script to get & compile Kalroth modified version of cgminer 3.7.2.
I modified a couple of parameters ("xintensity" : "4" instead of intensity, and "gpu-thread" : "2"), but I'm getting just about 450Khs.
I think there are obviously other parameters to tweak.
Can someone with a similar, well working, configuration post his cgminer.conf?
Thanx!
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D'HO! Missed the 's'" on "gpu-threads"! Now it's at 610Khs each.
Still, it would be nice to see another complete cgminer.conf for comparision.
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A small thing but... an audible notification when bitcoins are being received be nice feature.
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Perfetto. Alla fine allora ho preso quel Corsair CX600 V2.
Thanks!
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Non sapevo neanche che ci fossero i PSU modulari! Ora ho guardato un po' in giro e mi pare di capire che il vantaggio sarebbe soprattutto quello di avere meno cavi inutilizzati per le mani, giusto? A scapito però di un costo leggermente più alto. Tutto sommato in un open rig il cable managment non è un problema, quindi mi sa che posso restare su un PSU tradizionale. Grazie! |
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Ciao!
Ho provato a cercare un po', ma vedo che in genere si raccomandano alimentatori per rig di un certo livello.
Io invece volevo assemblarne uno piccolo, più che altro per giocarci un po', e quindi mi accontenterei di qualcosa per far andare una 7950 subito, e al limite una seconda 7950 tra un po'.
Quindi:
M/B ASROCK B75 PRO3
CPU Intel G1610
RAM Kingston HyperX Blu DDR3 1600 4GB
GPU Sapphire AMD Radeon HD 7950 (2x eventualmente)
Pensavo quindi al Corsair CX600 V2. Dovrebbe essere ampiamente sufficiente, ed è sui 62€ su Amazon.
C'è eventualmente qualche altro modello papabile più economico, o comunque preferibile?
Grazie.
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Hi!
First, congratulations to Mycelium devs! It's really a nice piece of software.
This post just to let you know of a minor kind of issue, in case it wasn't already known (I skimmed briefly the thread, but I may have missed it).
I noticed a big slow down showing the details of a transaction that I just got, to the point that Android asked if I wanted to terminate the app. Never happened before. Turn out it was a payment from a mining pool, and to tone down the fees it had a big amount of outputs (about 2500 or so). The entire transaction size was about 100KB.
So, surely an unusual situation and not really a problem. Maybe if a transaction is especially big / compex, Mycellium could just show up a brief summary and point to Blockchain.info, or something like that.
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I have printed some for various friends! Thanks for the nice service! |
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