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Is there anyway to see the current best share across all workers for the shift (across the whole pool)? I know it isn't a useful stat, but it could also be used to show that the workers are doing their best to find a block.
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Don't worry guys - I just pointed my S7 to the pool - its sure to find a block with that extra .001% boost  |
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Wrong section. You want the altcoins mining area.
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Change the controller from Static IP to DHCP. It's not actually on the internet. Be sure to change your laptop back to DHCP too and reconnect with the new IP - connect to your router to see what IP the controller got.
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I can see your settings and your static IP set on the Pi, but is that actually online? If you SSH into the pi, can you ping www.google.com, or use curl on it? With my Avalon controller, I just set it to DHCP so I know it gets an address from my router. |
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No, it does not. That is what I am trying to do. I have one miner hooked up to one AUC2 adapter hooked up to one Pi being used as a controller
Is the Pi hooked up to the internet? Can you post screens of your status pages? |
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only one for now. Once I get one to work I will plug in the rest
Does it work when you connect one AUC to one A6? |
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How many AUC cables do you have connected to the Pi?
Does it work if you connect just one? (Then add another until it fails)
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You'd need to have two controllers to do this. You can't split them across pools on one controller.
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Assuming you mean https://minerwarez.com/, yes, plenty of people here have used them. They're legit - I've bought 2 Avalon 741 miners from them. Paid with a CC and they arrived when promised. Sweet, I am looking at the 741 units. I am about to order 6 of them as BitMain seams to be out of the S9 units already. Are you happy with your 741 units? Yes - there's a huge thread about them if you want more information. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1673843.0 |
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Assuming you mean https://minerwarez.com/, yes, plenty of people here have used them. They're legit - I've bought 2 Avalon 741 miners from them. Paid with a CC and they arrived when promised. |
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It is about 3U tall and it uses 1500w of power, so be sure to factor that into your calculations.
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hello everyone, there is an option to configure on "cgminer" to control the 2PAC temperature?
This is the compac support thread, not the 2pac. Second, if you want to control the temperature, you run it at lower clock speeds. If you want the temperature high, you run it at higher clock speeds. The USB stick doesn't have built active cooling, so you can't really adjust it like you could if it had a fan built in. |
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Start /D "C:\cgmine" cgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.slushpool.com:3333 -u sohnes.worker1 -p anything -I 10 -d 0 –temp-target 80 –auto-fan gpu-memclock 100
Yes. The -d 0 flag isn't needed at all. You're using GPU commands with the 2Pac, which wont work. Use this: Start /D "C:\cgmine" cgminer.exe -o stratum+tcp://stratum.slushpool.com:3333 -u sohnes.worker1 -p anything |
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You can't mine most alt-coins with this. It only mines SHA-256. That means for the most part Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Namecoin, Peercoin, that sort of thing. It will not mine other algorithms. There was a link posted above that has a list of coins you can mine, but Monero and Litecoin are NOT mineable. |
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Wait a sec...is this legit? I knew they had a facility in California, but I didn't know about Ukraine. The website is looking good, but I'm worried it might be a fraud...Has anyone from Europe actually sent boards here? Because I'd much rather send it to the country next to mine than have it go to China for 2 months.
Bitmain Warranty is NOT run by Bitmain. They will fix your miners but charge you for the time/repairs/hardware. |
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Is it going to goof things up if I did a: cudo alt-get install cgminer and (separate from the Gekko install code) it installed CGMiner 4.9.2. And in a new terminal window I type cgminer to make cgminer open up. I just want to make sure I didn't create conflicting versions of CGMiner for Minera. Currently Minera is not installed, but I'll install Minera again if the duplicate CGMiner won't goof things up.
I am using
Standard Install of Raspbian
Mac OS running chrome for IP access to Raspberry Pi3 and Minera
I am asking this because once I install Minera, Minera is the only thing the Pi can do ... right? Which is fine, if I can make Minera work.
Again, much thanks for the help!! If you give the green light re: CGminer I will install Minera, try the code, and send screen shots of any errors (hopefully for the benefit of others, not just me)
Yes, reflash with minera. Once you have minera installed, you need to follow the steps to build the custom Gekko cgminer on the pi (the ones you posted a few posts back) The steps are: 1) Install Minera 2) Follow the steps in the first post to build for the Raspberry Pi 3) Copy the cgminer that you built in step 2 to the custom miner folder in minera (rename it something other than cgminer) 4) Follow the steps I posted in the screen shots to enable that as a custom miner |
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