Why has our ( http://www.redstarmining.com/) asset holders list not been updated properly in over a week. We only moved to your exchange because you promised us a regular updated asset holders lists. If you can't provide that and we have to move with an outdated asset holders list. RSM will not be held responsible for any losses and I think this forum would agree with us. |
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Can I ask some of the older shareholders who've been with RSM the longest to give my trust rating some feedback - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile - Unfortunatly I am unable to recipricate unless I have had to trust you yet with anything valuable yet. |
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The moment btc crashes to half of it's value now asia will snatch it right away. so no worries there.
How will the "asia" snatch coins from my cold wallet exactly? There is money out there with a desire to buy Bitcoins. They have enough capital to wait for a low. Dude I've been on this forum nearly three years now and have never used the ignore button on anyone yet. But you are getting very close and soon your ignore button will start to glow the more ignores you get. Then new forums members will see you as a troll and and click the ignore button quicker. Go and join an IIRC room or something. Unless you are purposely trying to derail interest in this thread of course! |
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I followed your instructions on Xubuntu 12.4 and I get this after following your instructions - .ptsminer: command not found :~/ptsminer/src$ ls
main_poolminer.cpp makefile.mingw makefile.unix sha2.h
main_poolminer.hpp makefile.mingw64 obj
makefile.linux-mingw makefile.osx sha2.cpp I'm willing to donate some coins for help. Although after sudo apt-get install -y git make g++ build-essential libminiupnpc-dev I get - Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies.
libminiupnpc-dev : Depends: libminiupnpc8 (= 1.6-3ubuntu1) but 1.6-precise2 is to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
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I followed your instructions on Xubuntu 12.4 and I get this after following your instructions - .ptsminer: command not found :~/ptsminer/src$ ls
main_poolminer.cpp makefile.mingw makefile.unix sha2.h
main_poolminer.hpp makefile.mingw64 obj
makefile.linux-mingw makefile.osx sha2.cpp I'm willing to donate some coins for help. |
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Mixing imperial and metric measurements is confusing and just complicates things.
Tell that to the guy who invented tire size codes</off_topic> Didn't mixing the two standards mess a NASA mission up once because someone rounded up/down instead of using a true ratio in their formula? |
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My el cheapo 12v switching supply is reading 184 watts at the wall while bertmod says 133watts. If we ignore the BBB, I suspect bertmod does, the efficiency is 72.3%. If I scale up for a Jupiter it's 736 watts at the wall.
I confirm BertMod ignores the BBB and also that the readings from the DC/DCs might be a few percent off (I'm not sure if the readings are temperature compensated, and the DC/DCs usually run quite hot, so there might be some error induced by that) 72% efficiency for a cheap power supply sounds totally possible. I notice my temps are green, 37.5°C while others' are red. My ambient is 66°F. I built a wind tunnel and put cardboard inserts between the VRMs and the ASIC. Don't know where on the module the temp sensor is. Mixing imperial and metric measurements is confusing and just complicates things. |
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@zvs: When I'm mining on your node, and it goes down, my cgminer client totally locks up and stops working. Other nodes, however, don't have that problem and cgminer properly switches to failover nodes. Has anyone else seen this on your node? I don't remember the error it gave; I stopped mining on it after it happened a few times (3 times last week).
This keeps happening to us on OGnasty's node and we've had to take 1.1TH off P2Pool because of this plus we'll have 650GH/s Jupiter soon to hash on as well. So that's 1.75TH/s for P2Pool if anyone can help us. Does anyone have a list of the nodes you mention that enable a fallover? Edit: Although my friend hosting the miners says it's cgminer actually crashing and is a cgminer problem. it is a cgminer problem, I think I found some info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=188533.0funny thing is that OgNasty's node failsover fine for me! I have much smaller hashrate, maybe that has something to do with it too. KNC have released a new firmware update today. If anyone finds out this stops the cgminer P2Pool for KNC Jupiters bug let me know and the pool will gain 1.75TH. |
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Thanks I followed that guide in the link in the link - http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=798.0 - to install Primeminer. Will that mine Protoshares? If so now how do install the wallet. I'm willing to share half the coins I make in the first seven days mining on a AMD A10 6700 24/7 thanks for any help. |
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Is there any guides on how to install this on Ubuntu?
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@zvs: When I'm mining on your node, and it goes down, my cgminer client totally locks up and stops working. Other nodes, however, don't have that problem and cgminer properly switches to failover nodes. Has anyone else seen this on your node? I don't remember the error it gave; I stopped mining on it after it happened a few times (3 times last week).
This keeps happening to us on OGnasty's node and we've had to take 1.1TH off P2Pool because of this plus we'll have 650GH/s Jupiter soon to hash on as well. So that's 1.75TH/s for P2Pool if anyone can help us. Does anyone have a list of the nodes you mention that enable a fallover? Edit: Although my friend hosting the miners says it's cgminer actually crashing and is a cgminer problem. |
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Trolls usually troll for attention IMO and he's getting what he wants. No one can put him right as then he'd have to stop posting and stop receiving attention.
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KnCMiner, a Swedish manufacturer of Bitcoin mining machines, told us it made $3m worth of sales in just four days earlier this month. During this bumper sales period, which started on November 7th and ended on the 10th, the value of Bitcoin skyrocketed from $264 to $336.
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"In four short days, we pushed $3m of equipment out the door. The increased activity around Bitcoin in just half a week undoubtedly had a sizable impact on our sales. We’re now focusing on doing everything we can to meet the demand we expect we will continue to receive, especially as Bitcoin’s popularity continues to soar.” What equipment shipped "out the door" between Nov 7th and Nov 10th? I think they meant batch two sales? |
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I really don't understand, why you guys are still investing back to KNC and buying some stuff from them. This is some new kind of stockholm syndrome or what? Month ago, lot of guys whining, that KNC didn't fulfil promised shipping date and today, just 30 days behind we are in same situation. "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me." why the fuck is greed always stronger..  I don't consider myself fooled previously. They never promised in-stock before. This would be my first. So shame on them. they promised shipping until end of September and full refunds until shipping date.. I paid BTC17.00 for a Jupiter last Sunday and expect to achieve my ROI in bitcoin in about seven weeks of hashing. That's why I bought another you are just trolling for the sake of trolling. Go to the HF or BFL thread and chat your macca. |
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Everything in KNC world is rainbows and unicorn! Meanwhile, over in HashFast land, the crybabies are bitching about a picture of the CEO holding a big package of their recently delivered chips. The chips were delivered and they're still crying! What the hell is wrong with this world? I'm very happy that I went with KNC and Bitfury. But I wish now that I'd have invested in HF too.  You must not understand the actual situation. They promised end of October/Early November First Batch They just got their "Silicon" (Not Chips) on Feb 7th They stated the Substrate (What surrounds the silicon needed to make it into a "Chip) is delayed until Early-Mid December Once they have the working "Chips" then they have to test them and finally assemble the units. All of this going into the Holiday Season. KnC will ship their second batch before HashFast ships their first and HashFast paid $600 more then KnC November Orders and will receive 150+ LESS GH if their chip runs at 400GH like they state. I'm sure there's more but that should help you understand the mood in that thread. Also you could bag a November Jupiter for less than BTC17.00 and how many coins did a batch one HF cost! |
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The unsold shares will remain for sale, this was made clear at the start.
Oh ... so you just want to prolong IPVO period to infinity, even if NEOBEE doesn't need another capital. So what was the purpose of the date 30th November from the start ? I think after the 30th shares will only be offered to angel investors iirc. |
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I have shares on BF and am unsure about what to do with them.
Could any kind soul briefly run through the pros and cons of transferring to Havelock or keeping on BF?
Thankyou.
Basically by keeping them on BF (and making them go to the direct exchange platform) will make you unable, at least while this platform is not fully developed, to trade them. You will own shares, you can "look" at them, but you can not directly trade them - if you want to sell them, you will either need a escrow or trust the buyer/seller (or make him trust you). Remember that this is temporary, but we do not know how long it will take. By transfering them to Havelock your risks are that Havelock also closes its services in the future, which according to them seems to be unlikely since they are "following the rules" and that the stock price in Havelock becomes substantialy different from the stock price in the direct exchange once its on. How do you get the shares moved to Havelock from Bitfunder? |
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sorry, another bad news meanwhile KnC is talking about 20nm and 16nm, currently in development Unbeknown to the community we are currently developing the next generation product in 20nm/16nm process with Alchip, and we have much more to offer our customers, both past and future with respect to our mantra of under promising, and over delivering, none of which we could have delivered upon alone.
sorry i had to block your avatar. cant stand this dully laugh in times of stress.  da f ?? Does your statement imply I should post good news, only, and leave the bad ones aside...? Get some fresh air, coz you got me obviously wrong. I'm not happy about your suffering, even if you might think I do. Yes I'm KnC customer, but was very close to spend money on HF, too. And if HF/Cointerra both fail KnC would have a too strong share of the market which can't be healthy in middle/long term...so no point for me to be dancing on tables. In addition I think customers should stick together instead of f'ing each others, regardless of company money spend on - we already get f'ed by most manufacturers, no ? An United ASIC Customer Union f'ing back with lawyers and such would be great ..but unrealistic as well  Check the winking emoticon at the end of his sentence. Isn't that enough alone to show you he was having a joke? |
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is it normal to always only have 6 out connections? i mean, every once in a while i will see 7 or 8, but the majority of the time its only 6.
Im trying to find ways to really improve performance. I had an older machine running my node with just ubuntu server, but my efficiency was terrible, less than 80% after 48 hours. So i switched up to my windows laptop and currently running over 100% at just under 48 hours. my latency has also decreased. but i have only produced 1 share with 13gh/s. When i was running on my slower server i had produced nearly 5 shares 1 orphan in 48 hours.
I just think something is wrong here but i cant pinpoint it.
71.91.202.165:9332 is my node running on a 30Mbps cable connection.
yeah, 6 is the default. restart p2pool and use --p2pool-node 5.9.24.81 and --p2pool-node 198.12.127.2 ... that'll give you 8 outgoing connections, with guaranteed connection to two good nodes the shares sound perfectly normal for 13gh/s... just a little bit unlucky (oh, and you got lucky before that.. isn't it like 12hrs per share on avg?) Won't forwarding the ports for bitcoin-qt give you a lot more nodes? |
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im so happy HF and coin terra are delayed! GO KNC!!! mineeeee my pretty, minneeeeee
I thought I read a while back that HF and Cointerra were using the same chips. Is that correct or did I miss-read something a while back? i heard such rumour once Well maybe they'll both go bankrupt then all we need now is for BFL to do what they do best and make their Monarch a year late. Then KNC can charge silly unprofitable prices for their December deliveries and still sell out of chips. |
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