Hi busoni,
Thx for adding the 30min and 2hr periods to your chart. It makes it a little easier to watch your coins but its still difficult if you want to track them more then 4 days. Any periods that make it possible to track you coin back to the first available data would be much appreciated (with reasonable periods pls, not like cryptocoincharts does with its massive candles as soon as you click on anything above 10 days range).
Thx
So what are you looking for, a candlestick chart that goes back to the beginning of a coin's history, or a way to track your own personal trades? It would be kind of cool to have little annotations on the candlestick indicating where you bought and sold... I would love to have a chart that goes back a little longer as well. It is a better way to spot trends in coins than just a 4-day chart. Charts going back 1 and 3 months would be a really nice addition to start with. Having a 'all data' graph would be great, but I have seen on other sites this can become quite slow. So maybe an all data graph that only loads like 1 datapoint per day or so? But that would probably cost you a lot of programming time  |
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Poloniex is up again, although you can only seem to access it by logging in.
Yes, that seemed odd to me, so I did not yet log in. Just doesn't seem right. Be careful. It's safe. I have been logged in all day. He did that to reduce the load during the ddos. |
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Poloniex is up again, although you can only seem to access it by logging in.
It has been up all day, just extremely slow at times. |
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i have the custom cpuminer from gridseed running on my raspberry pi.
Its pretty easy to install, just compile it and you will have the minerd in the checkout dir after that run it with:
sudo ./minerd -G /dev/devicename -o stratum+tcp://pool:port -u worker.name -p password --freq=750 -D
The -G option can be either /dev/ttyUSB0 [or a higher number] or /dev/ttyACM0 [or a higher number].
I'm running 4 of them now on my Pi, along with some sha256 asics. Every miner needs a separate minerd instance.
I have the gold units.
rgdz,
bhai
That sounds awesome! Can you give a more detailed description what version o minerd you used, how to compile them, and what linux version you use on the raspberry pi? And the most important question, are the miners using only the LTC core or both? Take a look at the scripta thread on litecointalk: https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=9908.45 there is a link to the custom minerd there. Also, I was quite amazed with the performance increase from going from the controller to a raspi:  ©worldly from litecointalk. |
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My config looks like this: config dropbear
option enable 'on'
option PasswordAuth 'on'
option RootPasswordAuth 'on'
option Port '22'
# option BannerFile '/etc/banner'
You could add the 'option enable' line, but I don't think it is necessary. You're right, it worked! Tried on one controller first, and it still works and SSH as well. I think you used the previous firmware? Anyway, hopefully someone knows what options we could change to prevent resets, etc.. My firmware is the one it came with from lightningasic. |
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My config looks like this: config dropbear
option enable 'on'
option PasswordAuth 'on'
option RootPasswordAuth 'on'
option Port '22'
# option BannerFile '/etc/banner'
You could add the 'option enable' line, but I don't think it is necessary. |
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Hey, Bij dezen bied ik twee stuks Sapphire HD5870 Vapor-X aan. Ze werken prima, en minen nu een maandje of 3 met ongeveer 400kh/s per stuk (scrypt). Aangezien ik nu een paar gridseed miners heb, gaan deze de deur uit. Het zijn erg leuke kaarten met een goede prijs/prestatie verhouding om mee te beginnen, of bij te prikken als je nog ruimte over hebt. Vraagprijs is € 70 per stuk, of gelijkwaardig in BTC (check preev.com) Bieden is uiteraard toegestaan  |
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Hi,
I somehow are unable to connect via telnet after first try..
It just won't respond..
The weird thing is: SSH works somehow without enabling it.. I have no idea what the password is though.
Tried 123456, and the one i tried to set.. No joy.
Any way to reset the pass from SSH?
Thanks
No, there is no way to change the pass over SSH if you can not login. You should really try to get into failsafe mode. When SSH is enabled, telnet only works in failsafe mode. Did your led start flashing very fast when you tried to enter failsafe mode? |
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Has anyone been able to successfully power these miners with a computer PSU without damaging the units. If there's a link of instructions can you post plz
I just did it. It seems to work. You should probably have a multimeter and an old 2.1mm by 5.5 mm ACDC output pigtail. I will post a guide shortly. I have written a guide here, which includes this picture. Speaks for itself I think. No need for multimeters, just use the supplied cable and attach a molex connector to it!  |
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I redownloaded ADT Wallet v1.5.3.0-adt I deleted all the files except for wallet.dat The block change begins to upload. Once it's nearly done I get a WARNING: Checkpoint is too old.
Im trying to transfer from Old Wallet to New Wallet
I had that as well. Tried it anyway, and the exchange for V2 coins went fine! |
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this is very nice tutorial up there So many nice photos a lot of work  I hope many users will use it as a help to their problems. Cheers I'm glad you like it I like it a lot! I don't have that kind of hardware but if I would have new one not yet connected I would use your tutorial for sure. I hope you will get some bounty for that! You should imo. Kind regards! Glad to hear that! I haven't received any bounty though, but there hasn't been a reply from the TS either. For everyone who wants to mine scrypt only on windows, there is a new compiled version of the cpuminer here, which should dramatically reduce the power usage in scrypt mode. I haven't verified it myself yet though. Whats your btc address? Anyone disagree that i should give him thebounty? Thanks. . I already posted it in the guide, 1Mg2RRE1Xf35tt5pErFtJSWEumFd5DwNrw Thanks if you decide to give me the bounty! |
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Anybody knows how to do dual mining on Windows?
Currently not yet possible. But watch bfgminer, they are working on support for these units! |
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this is very nice tutorial up there So many nice photos a lot of work I hope many users will use it as a help to their problems. Cheers I'm glad you like it I like it a lot! I don't have that kind of hardware but if I would have new one not yet connected I would use your tutorial for sure. I hope you will get some bounty for that! You should imo. Kind regards! Glad to hear that! I haven't received any bounty though, but there hasn't been a reply from the TS either. For everyone who wants to mine scrypt only on windows, there is a new compiled version of the cpuminer here, which should dramatically reduce the power usage in scrypt mode. I haven't verified it myself yet though. |
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This is getting really annoying... |
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I just wanted to say that I received all my coins from yourmine. So it is not a scam, the pool was just not functioning properly, but they fixed it.
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this is very nice tutorial up there So many nice photos a lot of work I hope many users will use it as a help to their problems. Cheers I'm glad you like it |
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[really gross image]
Seriously, what is wrong with you? |
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Exactly what I thought. However, at the site where he registered, they claim that the price is only $1000, with $250 yearly upkeep. That could be worth it as an investment I wonder if it's legit? |
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AFAIK the starting price for buying a TLD is $185k. Add $25k yearly upkeep cost to that. And last time I checked you would have to show them that you are capable of managing a TLD, including registration of domain names, DNS etc.
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Yes, bitcoin may have a lot of time left to fix this.
Don't forget though that pretty much all coins are bitcoin clones, and there are many different block times. Probably there will be quite some coins who reach 64 times block halving way before bitcoin does.
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