Because BFGMiner doesn't correctly process RockMiner equipment, and there's really viable alternative. Basically you're shit out of luck getting the advertised speed out of them.

Don't get what you mean... the only thing that I see when I go through the New Miner menu is stuff about GPUs and setting up pools.


When I CGMiner run directly it says that I need to install drivers for the devices but they're already installed. It says I should be using WinUSB drivers. But if I do that then still nothing shows up in CGMiner (says incorrect drivers), and everything is no longer detected in MultiMiner, meaning at the very least BFGMiner doesn't like those drivers, so I would assume that CGMiner wouldn't either.

I'm only sticking around if I can my damn "New RBox"es to work or I'm gone. That's why I posted in the Awesome Miner thread, hoping I could get them to work through that and CGMiner; but I can't even get any devices to show up. MultiMiner finds my devices (except my gridseed) but the RBoxes apparently hate BFGMiner because they only mine at 20GH/s when they should be doing 100+ GH/s.

How do I get my miners detected? They show up fine in MultiMiner but got nothing in AwsomeMiner. Got the drivers installed (silabser v6.7.0).

Please delete or lock my account. I longer wish to be a part of this website.

Well there are a few of us who have no gotten a payout. I was using a low-end GPU on X11, so I only made about .0001 BTC for about 1.5 weeks of work. Just got a Zeus Scrypt miner hoping to get some higher speed so I could make payouts at least weekly, but haven't really been able to use it yet.

Now these piece of shits are running at 20GH/s. Crap like this just makes me want to give up this bitcoin crap and walk away. And never come back. Not even use it, let alone mine it. All of this crap has got to be the most hacked piece of shit I have ever seen in my entire life.

Seriously, if you're considering a New RBox or anything from Rockminer, don't bother.

Say I do go to CGMiner. How would I make it so that CGMiner only uses the Rockminers and nothing else?

How do I detect a Gridseed 5-chip? I can't find drivers for it anywhere. I tried the WinUSB driver through Zadig, but still not detecting. I've got two RBoxes, 8 Antminer u2s, a Zeus miner all detected, the only thing causing problems for me detection-wise is the gridseed.

I've never been able to get CGMiner to work... When ever I launch it, it opens a split second and then closes. Can't do anything with it, nor see why it's even closing; doesn't matter which version I use.

Thought I would share a few pics of the rig now that it's mostly functioning.

I'm using a New RBox on MultiMiner and am experiencing the reduced hash rate issue (~78 GH/s), any chances of getting it fixed?

I tried the --set RKM:clock=unsafe:340 method and got it up to ~90GH/s but the temp readings were all over the place, and a couple of times it landed at 140 degrees. Of course, more than likely inaccurate, but I'm not willing to run it without knowing the temp of it.

Understood.
An idea came to mind though; would it be possible to get some functionality in MultiMiner to select which backend miner to use per device? So we could use CGMiner for Rockminers. If I'm not mistaken this an option per algo for GPUs. I know, probably a ton of work for you but a thought.

I would contribute on development (I do code), but I'm not all that versed in languages outside of web development (PHP, JS, etc.). I may be of some use in a few months once I take a few programming classes this coming semester.

Probably not... the S5 is twice the price, and a marginal power efficiency and speed improvement over the S3. It's essentially two S3s in one body, without the water cooling of the C1, plus a marginal improvement in performance.

And really they just gave people a reason not to buy the C1. They just made their own product obsolete.

Alright, I don't really have control over the first router; so to change the IP on the miner should I be changing everything in that WAN tab to 10.0.0.* ? Meaning, IPv4 address becomes 10.0.0.99, IPv4 netmask stays the same (255.255.255.0), IPv4 gateway would be 10.0.0.1, IPv4 broadcast would be 10.0.0.255, and DNS would be 10.0.0.1?

BTW, I got into the CP.

Just got a RockMiner New RBox and for some reason it's running below spec. Someone else suggested that it was that MultiMiner is not running the right version of CGMiner. Any ideas here? It's running at ~77gh/s, should be doing atleast 100gh/s.

The routers IP's are 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.105, my computer only shows as 10.0.0.3.

My LAN IP is 10.0.0.1. (Can't change it to anything else). My Internet IP is 192.168.1.105.

Info coming off of my Netgear router control page.

I am on a sub-network. We have two routers. One that our main modem is plugged into, my router is plugged into that router.

I can't connect to this thing, tried both the regular way and the alternate way. Nothing. 192.168.1.99 gives me an unable to connect page in Firefox.

A couple of questions on some new hardware I just got.

I got a Rockminer "New" RBox. It's running fine. Red power led is on, and the blue status led is blinking. Is it not supposed to run at 110 GH/s? I'm only getting about 77GH/s, ideas on why? I'm running it through a USB 2.0 hub. I didn't install drivers on it. I just hooked it up and opened MultiMiner, and it found it without a problem. Maybe it's using drivers for something else?

Second, I got an S3+, regarding powering it, should I be using two cables on my PSU for it, or would one cable (with two connectors) work?