ok, ran tests on (5) different known good 14TH S9s. Low Power Mode with Low Power Enhanced Mode provides about an 11% improvement in J/Th, although at a huge drop in performance.  That said, for folks like me with a lot of S9s powered off, its a big win. I can handle a ~32% performance hit, I'll just plug 32% more miners in! |
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Hi all.
Bringing some S9s back online and noticed the Bitmain site has a Antminer-S9-all-201704270135-autofreq-user-Update2UBI-NF.tar.gz firmware release posted.
Google seems to be failing me on any commentary however, and its been over a month.
I'm coming from the 1117 release and was curious what peoples experience has been like. Is it recommended? Website claims the reboot problem has been fixed, which would be nice.
See there is a newish "Low power enhanced mode" (came out in December firmware) that really seems to underclock the box. Only one review online that I've found so far though.
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Trying to bring some hash back online. Just to confirm, due to 5ND it will take 5 blocks before we get full block credit right? So something like 4-6 weeks?  It takes 500% - so that could be 20 blocks or no blocks or anywhere in between  It's not a case of getting or not getting full credit, it's a case of the total credit for every share is ALWAYS spread out over a total of 5Nd after you submit the share. As per the little text graph I drew to explain that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg26608107#msg26608107So presuming average luck... how long to ramp up now? Well the 5Nd only depends on the hash rate. Help->Payouts currently says: The pool hash rate for the last day is roughly 32.77PHs which means the 5Nd 'ramp' is roughly 48days 12hrs.
The monthly average has always been higher due to whales flopping in and out randomly, so it's been more than that. The Pool->Graph shows those small spikes and the average over a longer period of time currently being 50PHs Thank you. |
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Trying to bring some hash back online. Just to confirm, due to 5ND it will take 5 blocks before we get full block credit right? So something like 4-6 weeks? It takes 500% - so that could be 20 blocks or no blocks or anywhere in between It's not a case of getting or not getting full credit, it's a case of the total credit for every share is ALWAYS spread out over a total of 5Nd after you submit the share. As per the little text graph I drew to explain that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg26608107#msg26608107So presuming average luck... how long to ramp up now? |
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Trying to bring some hash back online. Just to confirm, due to 5ND it will take 5 blocks before we get full block credit right? So something like 4-6 weeks? |
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Just wanted to add my endorsement for Altmarkets Exchange.
Their process for getting list was fair, fairly priced, and reasonably quick.
Since coming up yesterday, I have sent and received BOOT to their exchange and successfully placed both buy and sell orders.
Their support has been great.
This bring BOOT exposure on Coingeko, Coinpaprika, Blockfolio, Delta, and Coinlore!
Discussion with their support people confirms the site is continuing to evolve, with attention being given to ease-of-use.
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Version 0.4.2.3 was pushed to Bitbucket this evening. Its just a maintenance release with another checkpoint record at block 65,536. I recommend you upgrade for the health of the network, but it is not mandatory. Source available at https://www.bitbucket.com/ccgllc/Bitcoin-Rebooted. A Windows 64-bit self extracting file is available in the downloads section there. In other news, we expect to be up Numex Exchange within a week or so. BOOT is listed in their front-end now, but they haven't cranked up the wallet yet, so you can't do any deposits: https://twitter.com/numex_exchange/status/1097998465970434050?s=21 |
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You shouldn't need any addnodes. Several of those are found by default via resolution of dnsseed.bitcoin-rebooted.xyx
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RIP Subi. I'll be shutting down my stratum server shortly and disabling the pool as soon as the last payments are made. Believe that will only leave 1 active pool, and I'm only seeing 4 miners on it.
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coin and exchange dead?
With the removal of the exchange website, after the loss of the Discord & Twitter channels yesterday, I think "Yes" is a safe answer. That said, my pool is finding a lot of blocks, being one of the few ones still running... lol |
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So by that logic its those that up and leave that have no patience is whats killing this pool?? How about a public list of those that mined more than they have contributed. Meaning they got paid over 100% and are now gone from the pool. Those funds can never be recovered! Due to the fact that those machines are now offline dif pool etc. why do we keep ignoring this fact. Elephant in the room I guess
BR
A lot of those that left did so because they were losing money mining. Personally, I mined in the negative for 2 months, which cost me about $27,000 in electricity, before I shut down. I do still have (2) BTC I refused to sell below $6500, but those would have been a minor offset. |
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is there somewhere a precompiled Mac wallet?
Unfortunately not. We don't have the hardware in house and paid a small fee to someone to create a wallet, but they never did. |
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Seems odd, unless the x16r issues just overwhelmed them and they said "F**k it".
Suspect we should give it a few days to shake out, but the Discord server, complete with DNS address, disappearing does seem odd. Maybe just some wicked form of DDOS that is preventing discord.subi.io from being resolved?
Hmmm, playing with some rough math: Lets say they had 200 SubiNodes, each requiring 10,000 SUBI, at 300 SAT per SUBI: Somebody check my math, but wouldn't that be 6 BTC? Even at todays prices, that is not a trivial amount of cash.
Oops, twitter page is gone too. Not a good sign, but perhaps there is an explanation.
Hmm, just noticed my pool appears to have stalled out on Subi about 3 hours ago. Guessing their blockchain forked again. There were rumors of a 51% attack, so that is not a surprise. OK, reindexed my pools SUBI wallet and it synced back up. The 60672 block my pool found is now orphaned (it happens), but points to an unintentional chain fork.
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Happy to announce that BOOT is now being traded on https://dex.subi.io! This marks our 3rd exchange. |
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The Bitcoin-Rebooted team has elected to support SUBI: * We are paid listing on dex.subi.io (their exchange) * We have (3) full nodes on static IPs running * We have (1) master-node running * We have added SUBI along with BTCC and BOOT to our Yiimp based pool at: http://pool.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz Port 4233 is for general mining, with an initial diff of 128 (auto-adjusts) Port 4235 is for Nicehash mining, with an initial diff of 64K (will also auto-adjusts) Pool fee for SUBI is a trivial 0.1% (yeah, 1/10th of 1%) * We have one GPU rig running on the pool for end-to-end monitoring purposes Mine on! The folks at https://www.bitcoin-rebooted.xyz |
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micormm.online is about to upgrade their website. Please close all open orders for BOOT there prior to 12/25/18 (Christmas day) in order to facilitate their transition.
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Well, we are not responsible for the exchange, but as a new coin, things are going pretty much as expected: People are mining and dumping and surprised nobody is buying. Take both buyers and sellers to make an exchange work and we are lacking volume buyers. BISQ might help, once they publish a release supporting up. Those come out about once every 3 weeks, but with a lot of variance. One way or another I would expect us to be online with them in January, if not sooner. NOVAexchange has contacted us, but when comparing notes with other developers, seems they want at least 0.5 BTC to list. And listing doesn't generate buyers. Nova "specializes" in alt coins FWIW. |
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