Bitmain, are you planning on resolving these issues for the 2nd batch? I am immensely dissatisfied with my batch 1 miner.
The difficulty issues are firmware related, not batch related and will be fixed shortly. |
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Going through questions now, bare with me on the spam but I have to separate the different discussion threads otherwise everyone quotes everyone.
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You are absolutely right.
No Troubleshooting with the actual problems (Firmware/Pools).
I said in the other thread that I'll be back today to go through the last 10-15 pages, answer questions and provide feedback and fixes. Most of my guides have been edited 15-40 times, what appears 2 hours after it first goes up is not the guide forever more. |
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There are a lot of issues with this guide you should probably double check it.
Don't quote my entire guide please, delete your post. Feel free to post the abundant issues though. Most of this is a copy paste of the S3 guide, where do I start....there is so many things wrong with it. You even posted "Using a browser, navigate to 192.168.1.99 - this goes to the S3's configuration page.", half of the things under the troubleshooting section are wrong as well. Maybe because two miners using exactly the same architecture will have a very similar setup? So far you've found one character wrong, anything else? Still not sure why you're coming into this so aggressively... would you rather there be no resource at all or would you rather make your own thread? |
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Still waiting for a pdf of the logs.
He just said he doesn't have the ones we want. I just compared my hardcopy to what's contained in the link. They appear to be the same. When you say missing pages, are you referring to the "Page X of 34" part or something else? If you are talking about the "Page XX" at the bottom of every page, I don't have those, either. You can rest assured that anything in there would not be helpful to their case, and since I conveniently can't access the records myself, I'm also in the dark. But thanks for pointing that out, I'll see what I can do about obtaining those.
Yes I was referring to the Page XX, so the first set of missing pages is is from page 8 to 54, then again 58 to 82 etc etc. Here's the link regarding what happened to the hard drive images once they were copied in case you need the contact info: http://ia902308.us.archive.org/32/items/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531/gov.uscourts.mowd.117531.42.11.pdf |
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Do not forget thah alternatively you can assign a second IP address to your laptop's network adapter (192.168.1.5 for example) temporarily just to have an access to S4's web interface with it's default IP. Personally I would prefer to change pool information firstly and thet change network mode to DHCP. This is because pool settings are not blank by default and I can't see any reason for S4 to be hashing for someone else, even for Bitmain (they were mine enough with these S4's I guess), even for few seconds ('cause nobody will mine for me even for one second I guess).  Dogie, what about fans replacement to make S4 not so loud? Have you tried to find an appropriate models? That's exactly what the alternative subnet change instructions are. I don't believe its going to be possible to retrofit quieter fans on the S4 because they're not loud fans - the moving air is loud. There's quite a lot of air required because there's so much empty space inside that not a lot of the air actually passes through the heatsinks. What will relieve us of the noise is fan speed profiles (home, normal, farm etc) and that feedback has already been passed on. The fans have full PWM control so its possible, and there does seem to be headroom on chip temps. Even 3k fans will be significantly quieter than 4k fans so every little helps. |
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There are a lot of issues with this guide you should probably double check it.
Don't quote my entire guide please, delete your post. Feel free to post the abundant issues though. |
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I have a paper copy of the logs. They, of course, cherry picked the worst of it and took it out of context to try and make a case. That should tell you something.
Please scan the paper copy of the chat logs and post it as a pdf. Let us all see what was really in those chat logs. Does anyone have an electronic copy they can use to verify the validity of his chat log copy? The FTC have hard drive images stored of his computers. He wouldn't risk / bother editing the logs when the originals are in the FTC's hands. |
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I have a paper copy of the logs. They, of course, cherry picked the worst of it and took it out of context to try and make a case. That should tell you something.
So somewhere in the logs you magically redeem yourself from being a total piece of shit? I highly doubt that. What he's saying is that when you cut down so many months of logs and just leave the negative / potentially negative conversations, it can look worse than it actually is. Thats why I want someone to post the entire log so we get the full unadulterated picture. Maybe its 10x worse, maybe its not, but at least then we don't have to infer. I'm surprised it wasn't one of the first pieces that BFL put up in their initial defence. Are you currently allowed to distribute those logs, Josh? Just ram it through one of those feed scanners and it'll generate the PDF. Then we get to see. |
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Glad I can't see the Seasonic 1200W Platinum on there. I have 2 and they are expensive, but the cables are cheapo. Firstly, they are 18 gauge ribbon cables, which I was surprised to find, after having good 16 gauge cables on my 2 older ~$100 cheaper OCZ 1250Ws Secondly, the plastic cable to PSU connectors on the cables/PSU are difficult to plug together properly. I couldn't get any of the Seasonic 1000s when I needed the 2, so I got the 1200s  No idea if the 1000s have these same issues. I would say 18AWG is pretty standard over most PSUs, but yes @ 1200W that's a bit unusual. |
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The whole idea of the scam thread is so that others can be warned of scammers. Advertising a proven scam group/pool simply because they pay you doesn't seem the wisest decision - but I suppose everyone has their price right? Did you charge them VAT as well?  I'm sure I just replied to this but I'm not sure where its gone. You made the accusations about an incentive programme they were running, not the core pool activities themselves. UK VAT isn't charged outside the EU. |
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See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=755706.0, there are public, open auctions held for which pools are listed. They were started at the rest of a pool (not bitcoindigger) who felt I was arbitrarily choosing which pools were displayed in the limited space. |
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So what do you sell doggie would be interested to see your wares always looking for new sites to buy from in the UK with BTC I assume you accept it.
BTC is preferred. Whats for sale is in the 1st post, a few things get added every now and then. |
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Auction extended to end at midnight London time / 3PM PDT / 6PM EDT on Monday 13th October due to the deployment time of round 9.
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I'll be back in a bit now that's done to go through the last 15 pages or so to check for questions and to gather feedback.
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? why change the ip of the btc garden ? 192.168.1.123 is a good one
In case its out of range for his router. I've seen several which set the IP table to .201-.254 when their default is .200. |
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How to change ip
I'm not sure what version of the software you have. I've got a super early one, you may have the new retail one. |
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Zerlan talking about cognitive dissonance, I'm mind blown.
You need psychiatric treatment urgently.
After reading the BFL Skype chat logs (which completely validate a mountain of accusations made against BFL/Josh) the first thing I did was grab some popcorn and come here to see if Josh was still at it and sure enough I am not disappointed. This is a well documented text book case of cognitive dissonance. Reading his latest efforts to spin things and insult his accusers is like watching a black hole collapsing before it goes supernova. Fascinating stuff. It's been a long time waiting to see if their lies would catch up to them and it looks like it's finally going to happen.. I'm actually interested in the full chat log. Is this the worst the FTC could pull out or just some examples? Have we been given the full story here? Its hard to know with the 30 page or so jumps in the log. The FTC has a copy of it, as does Josh's computer if they would let him gain access to it. |
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you are in UK...and guys in US can have a miner cheaper than in UK... nice!
That was a calc error, fixed now. The US shouldn't get anything cheaper unless its something very light. Dogie. The only one on the forum trying to charge VAT for second hand miners. That he got for free.
Maybe because I'm the only one who's either 1) an established business or 2) not committing tax fraud. I don't make any money out of collecting VAT, in fact I lose 20% of everything I do in order to pay those taxes, included on this sale. The VAT collected goes directly to the government, I'm not sure what you're trying to get at. The collection of VAT is a legal requirement for VAT registered businesses all over the world selling within their own regions. If you buy out of your region, (ie someone in the UK buying from China), you pay this VAT when it enters the country. If you buy from a non business in your region, the price won't have VAT included but will be 20% higher to begin with... |
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