what are the current perms on the file? if the permissions chenaged and you didn't do it, your usb flash drive may be getting flaky.

Inaba, don't like it?  Here's a solution for you.  Don't use it.


Great idea!  Do it yourself.





Only for "speshul" people like you inaba.


Way to show you know what you are talking about.  Those of us that having been using BAMT know the truth.

Because lodcrappo is being too nice, I'll step up and say it.  Shut the fuck up inaba.  Go find some other thread to troll.

I was considering this, but it seems you're a bit unhappy with smickles.  Saw the feedback you left on #bitcoin-otc

You appear to be the type of person that needs to stay far far away from anything linux related.  Go back to your windows.

Backburn,

The difference is that it's pretty obvious when hoppers are hopping a pool.  But in this case, it was not readily obvious that the pool was not straightforward with the stats (or as you say, "the pool hopping hoppers").  You guys pretty much set a trap and enticed hoppers to join and hop the pool.  The more ethical way to handle the situation, at least in my humble opinion, would have been to say, "We don't want hoppers and we are delaying/faking/altering stats to prevent/distract/circumvent hopping software from hopping us"

1 - try not lowering the memclock so much.
2 - what is the wattage draw on the rig as it stands now?
3 - driver and sdk versions?
4 - 920 Mhz gpu clock is pretty damn good for 5850s if you can keep it stable there.  Not sure many 5850s will be stable that high.
5 - dump windows?  Try BAMT?

We are discussing a non-reference fan.

Sincerely,

The Gorilla.

don't forget to tip the awesome support

No.  The packages had been shipped and had arrived at my local UPS depot.  I know the difference between a package actually being shipped and just a label being printed.

An intercept was performed on all the packages that were shipped to me.  Yes, I checked tracking.  Yes, they admited to doing an intercept of the packages when they had arrived at my local depot.  They refuse to give me a reason why they were intercepted.

i use "shutdown -h now" to shutdown a rig. If the rig is hung tho, that may not work.

screw bensoutlet.

i ordered a bunch of gpus from them.  They sent me a tracking number and charged my credit card. couple days later they do an intercept with UPS and claim that the cards were OOS.
I've been emailing them back and forth for a couple of weeks and they tell me that the cards were OOS.

So:

1 - They shipped me empty boxes.

or

2 - They are lieing about being OOS.

Either way, it's a shady way to do business.

I've done this.  You may wish to use a 15mm instead of the standard 25mm depth fan.  I used a 25mm and the cooler cover sits a bit high. I just run the new 80mm off a molex.
Also, try and find a fan with a high static pressure spec, since you're trying to push air thru some resistance (of the gpu cooler).

Oh.. one more thing..

at about 250GH it's about 3 hours to hit 43.5
bitclockers at the start of a block would regularly hit 750GH+

looking at the graph, the "anti-hopper technology" looks like it was hiding some shares from the entire pool (all miners, not just hoppers) for the first 4 to 4.5 hours.
at 750GH, 43.5 would be hit in about an hour or so.

slope lines are about right.. maybe a bit on the steep side...

I'll have to take a pic tomorrow.  Rigs are not kept at home.  I'll take a pic and post it up tomorrow evening.

Pretty sure it's this one:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150539

I don't recall if it's got the HDMI port though.

I'll just leave these here.

The bitclockers info is from the bitclockers json page.

You can draw whatever conclusions you wish from the graphs.

The cyclic swing shown on in the early portion of the block is interesting to note.
I surmise that the slope of the true share count slope is approximated by the green lines I have drawn in the 2nd graph.

I'd be willing to part with a 5770.  Where are you located and what are you offering?
I'd prefer to do a local transaction.

V2, I've bantered around with you on IRC and you seem to be a decent and forthcoming guy.  Don't you believe it would have been more honest and respectable to indicate to your users that "Bitclockers.com does not support pool hopping and there are several technologies in place to protect honest users" from the start, instead of quite underhandedly faking stats, blocks, etc. to implement said "technology to protect honest users"?  Deepbit and other major pools spell out their anti-hopping measures and if your true intentions were to protect your 24/7 miners there are several proven technologies and payout methods that are hopper proof.  Instead, you guys took the low road, and did who knows what with payouts and blocks.

I know what the intentions were, but what's to prove you weren't cheating your 24/7 miners as well?

I have come to the conclusion that any pool that does not provide a blockexplorer link to each and every block found by the pool is most likely doing something underhanded.

I would seriously recommend anyone who is serious about mining to not mine on any pool where the pool does not provide said blockexplorer links.

+1

I would not try to "pop up the fan hub" as Photon939 says.  I tried and broke the fan.  You are trying to get lubricant to the shaft. That's the reason for drilling 2-3mm off center.  I beleive at 8mm you are way too far from the shaft and you now risk drilling into the armature of the motor. If you nick an armature wire, motor is done. I showed Tri-Flow but I believe any teflon based aerosol spray will do the trick.  I wasn't worried about the spray being "too energetic"  I want some lubricant getting in there. After running them overnight, hit them with another couple short bursts.  Forget about trying to reinstall the same sticker.  It'll eventually fall off unless you clean off the fan hub nicely and apply new adhesive.