Yeah, its been down for a while.  Part of the reason why it was never updated, the creator wasnt receiving donations.  Dont know any mirrors, but I am sure you can find it out in torrent land somewhere.

When you log in, it should be a pop up that wont let you continue until  you either acccept, or refund.  You account should say "processing"  If it doesnt, or you are concerned about your status, drop a message to their support and confirm your status.

BAMT. A Linux/Debian OS meant to do nothing but boot and mine.  I have 2 units running it.

Once you create an account (if you havent already) and log in, there is a pop up where you can either accept, or request a refund.

The good thing about Dwolla is that it uses ACH to do its transactions, because it is bank backed.  Why does that matter? Because if there is fraud you can file a dispute against the charge with your bank and they will investigate and if found to be fraud then you will be refunded your money.  Also why its always better to run your debit card as a credit card.  If its run as a credit card and there is fraud, then you can dispute it.  If you do it as a debit transaction with pin number, there isnt much you can do because no one is supposed to know your pin number but you so the banks automatically assume you did it, or that you gave your pin to someone and trusted them with your account.

I see, well the combating of pool-hoping may have unfortunately for you also, for the time being, hamstrung your ability to do this as well.

LOL!! All of you people and your recent orders, I've been on order since July 2012.

Im pretty sure that is one of the main reasons why pools are going to stratum, because its supposed to be pool-hoping proof.

Not sure where you got the address, or what you are looking to connect to, but I use EclipseMC, and the address should be us2.eclipsemc.com:8337

Bitcoins or Litecoins?  What are your other settings (clock speed, memory speed, voltage, etc)?

That would do it too. If you have a bad GPU, it could cause loading issues.  Or if you have a bad PCI-E slot that could do it as well.  Could be a power issue.  It could be a number of things.  All the fun that comes with running these things.  Good luck.

Unless there is something that is specifically developed for Linux, like CGWatcher, I dont think there is a way for it to automatically restart its self.  BAMT doesnt have that, but it does have a configuration that will send you an email if you stop mining.  You can set it up to go to like a Gmail account, and then have it sent as an SMS to your phone so you get notification of when it goes down.

While most of the time that is true, there are times where it isnt on the user.  Look back to last summer when Gox had a huge breach and a bunch of peoples accounts were compromised.  Wasnt anything I did, was all on their side.

Depends. If Gox covers you, then you have nothing out of pocket.  I got mine free.  They sent a friend of mine an email offering him a free one.  He didnt use it so he gave me the redemption code.  When I went to order it, I put in the code, and it paid for everything, including shipping.

Ive read this a couple of times and it seems to be the same cards being the problem.  Solutions I have seen are:

1) Upgrade CG to at least 3.0.1
2) Roll back your drivers to 12.8

If you are using it for gaming, you might have to decide whether or not you are going to mine if you want the updated drivers for gaming, otherwise just stick to the 12.8 ones that will keep CG happy and still allow you to game.

Apologies in advance, but I read back to where the attack happened, and I must say I saw my payout after the fact so thank you for that. And I know you stated last week that you had to work out the finances for the coins borrowed and other things, but any update/ETA for when PPS will return?

I feel ya.  I didnt lose nearly that much, just a few hundred dollars, but thats exactly why I do not keep my money in Gox anymore, I keep it in my own wallet, and only transfer coins to Gox the day I am going to sell them, as soon as they hit, I sell, then take my money and send them out to Dwolla. 

You may always want to get a Yubi Key from Gox as well.  At least they can do is hook you up with a free one because of their slow response.

Just a suggestion, because I know my BAMT installation on one of my systems got a little hosed when first attempting to update CGMiner, but why not just try a clean install and start from the beginning?

Gotcha, thanks for the help.

Proof I dont know squat about Linux/Debian/etc.  Tried this in the root window, no go.  So there is something thats fairly obvious to everyone else that I am completely missing.