I made some preparations in my cold storage today. Just some power and ethernet wiring left.  In total the storage will host 3xJupiter, 1xSaturn, 10x Old version overclocked blades and my USB rig with total 66 eruptors. |
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I have ordered three Jupiters myself, I dont worry about roi. And my own opinion is that btc value will probably get higher at the end of the year when mining will be harder business. Everybody should also think a little for youself. Every miner that goes on is competition. I would not take advices from other miners these days  |
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I had 105 from the beginning, all working perfect 24/7.
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Nice setup!
Thanks ! Blade rig filled up.
NZXT Fan right? Yes. NZXT-FS-200 |
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Thanks  I am putting in five more blades tomorrow. When completed i will mount everything horizental on a wall in my new mining room. New pics will come later when everything is in place. Are those "Snake Bite" PVC connectors  I thought they only made em for copper. I really dont know what type they are. When you put them together it is almost impossible to take it apart again. |
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New blade rig, switching out my eruptors against blades right now. There is room for total ten blades in this rig.  |
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It's cause your blade is on a different subnet.
You can either do 2 things.
1. Change your routers subnet to match that of the blade. (Easiest if all other network computers are DHCP (non static ip))
2. Temporary change your subnet to match the blade, go to configuration and change it's IP to the old subnet. Then change the router back to the old subnet. (Safest/More Complicated).
The problem is your network is most likely 192.168.0.XXX the blade is on 192.168.1.254. You see how it's 0.XXX instead of 1.XXX?
Log into your router (I take it you know how to do this)
If i remember correctly for D-Link routers you need to click "setup" on the top tabs and then on the left side click "network settings" tab on the left.
In the new window you will see Router IP Address
It will look something like this 192.168.0.1
Change this number to 192.168.1.1
Next go down to IP range and make sure the maxium (right box) ends with .254 example 192.168.1.254
Now reboot the router and you should be able to access the blade's configuration page. Now from there you can change the IP to the old subnet and then reverse the steps you just did or leave it as be if everything on the network just gets a new IP from DHCP.
Hope this helps you!
Tips: 18ZU96h1ErviqwLKhgh4L8rGcEzRdZuwMm
This made everything easier. My router had 192.168.0.1 and i just switched it to 192.168.1.1 and everything started to work. Thank you ! |
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Can you verify that the ip the router has assigned the blade is correct? You should be able to view connected devices in the router menu.
If that looks ok, can you open a cmd prompt and type ping [blade internal ip address] and check to see if packets are being rejected.
As a final solution your router may have a "DMZ" demilitarized zone, This is a final option as it completely removes any protection (firewall ect) from this internal up.
I hope this helps a little dude.
Also if you use an android phone download an app called "fing" it can show you a list of all devices connected to the same network as you are on, Great debugging tool for networks.
I cant find the blade if i look in the LAN section. When i update the list i only find my other two stationary computers connected to the router. I have tried two different blades now with same problem. I cant find any dmz option in my router. But i have a firewall section and i have shut it down completely. It should accept any connections right now. |
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Yesterday i got a delivery of old version blade miners.
My internet connection is wireless mobile 3G/4G connection recieved on a D-Link DWR-923.
The Router has four LAN connections and i have tried them all with no luck.
I have turned off the built in firewall and also tried to add portforwarding for 192.168.1.254 and port 8000.
I cant reach the blades interface (192.168.1.254:8000) at all !
I just get a white screeen telling me that the browswe could not connect to the adress.
I cant find any other that having troble with setting theese miners up. Atleast everyone seems to be able to connect to it.
Is my wireless connection the problem ?
When connecting a blade unit to the router it light up orange on the connectors leds, all other connectors is green.
If i connect the network cable from the blade to any other computer it instantly connects to internet. If i put it back into the blade zero luck.
I am stuck at the moment and i suck at network stuff :/
Anyone got some tips ?
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Thanks for the inputs. What i am thinking of is that we are probably looking at difficulty levels at around 900 000 000 - 1 000 000 000 late December. And the smaller miners will probably start thinking about shutting down. If someone starts to offer descent contracts on "in hands" hardware with descent prices more people would be able to continue earning coins. The cloud sites that started to sell contracts before even having their hardware in hands have given this sort of business bad reputation and that is a shame  WHY start selling stuff that you MAYBE will get in time ? Pretty greedy imo. |
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I have ordered two Cointerra TerraMiner IV miners and now i am thinking about the best way to get the most out of them. I will probarly get them shipped out late December or early January.
Before i ordered them my idea was to start up a little mining contract business but there is always nice to get other inputs before starting something up.
What had YOU done with this hardware ?
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BTC round duration: 20 hours and 50 minutes CDF 98.53% Proofs of work: 366,636,418
Crazy stuff..
Not at all. Firstly, on average, every second block will take more than 86,933,017 Secondly, a variance of 8 times isn't rare ... 8x = 695,464,136 Thirdly, 10x, though rare, it still happens = 869,330,170 If his CDF calculation is correct, then you should expect the current block length once every ~68 blocks Ok ! |
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BTC round duration: 20 hours and 50 minutes CDF 98.53% Proofs of work: 366,636,418
Crazy stuff..
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Hello.
I am looking for 10 Blade Miners (Old version that supports overclocking)
Do you have them in stock ?
Total price for 10 units + shipping to Sweden ?
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I was about to buy five blade miners but now i cant get in touch with the seller.
Anyone have something for sale in about the same value as five blade units ?
No preorder contracts or something like that please.
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Thanks. I will check it out. 1 BTC for both Thanks but no thanks  |
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I have two MSI R6970 Lightning left over and dont know what to do with them.
What coins are still worth mining with gpu:s ?
Mine or sell ? I have plenty of space and all other hw needed to start something up.
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I am looking for 10 Blade Miners (Old model that supports overclocking)
Do you still have them ?
If you do, i would like to get a total price for 10 units + shipping to Sweden.
Do you accept any other payment methods then bc ?
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I have to ask. EfterlysT How much did that all cost?
Its purdy!
I count 110 Block Erupters. The absolute cheapest price I've ever seen them is 0.24BTC, which is 26BTC, and that doesn't even cover the cost of those crazy expensive USB hubs, which I would guess add on another 3-4BTC. I'm sorry, but you can buy a used 60GH/s Single for that price, and it will use prolly right around the same power consumption. Tell me where to buy a 60gh/s machine that is in stock and i will do it I dont like paying for stuff that does not even exist yest. The never ending Butterflylabs story, nah i think i will pass. I will invest in a mini rig later on when i can buy them in stock. I said you could buy a used one. I know all too well of BFLs delay issues, but you can buy a 60GH/s Single from people right here on the forums for the same price as your 110 BEs. And you can have all the blinkey green lights you want, as long as I'm hashing twice as fast as you. Well i am new on this forum and i am not throwing away money to someone i dont know. I will wait until i can go by car and pay and collect a mini rig at KNC in Stockholm. My next step is a minimum 400gh/s machine, With five blades i produce 100gh/s+ total, that will due for now imo. If i offended you in some way i am sorry.. No need to sound so angry my single does 60 ghs in one tiny little box. lol. cant imagine having all those usbs and wires, hubs etc. ugh.
Well for now it looks like shit. I will post new pics when everything is installed at my rebuilt storage. |
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