That is a rainbow of colors that is for sure. I love my case. The stacking bracket is cool as well. I have never had anything that is 3D printed before. I like how sturdy it is. Thanks again.    |
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Greed stops that from happening. I know people who literally do not care about the network or the mining community and sit at ghash for the zero fees. When I had one turn his miners to BTCG for a few days he made more on average than ghash due to no down time and variance leveling out. He still took it all bad to ghash because he is convinced they are better than any other pool and he could care less if Bitcoin became centralized. With our luck the last 24 or so hours it would feel like variance is trying to murder us though.  Are people really that cheap that they won't pay 2% fees (or whatever it is now)?! For many people it's just pennies a day. I just don't get it.
When it's pennies per day yes it's a dumb move, but unfortunately the larger the operation the more that 2% starts to be a significant factor. I expect that the recent huge growth at ghash.io isn't a result of people with a couple of antminers, it's BIG farms with hundreds of TH or even in the PH range. People with farms that big generally don't stick on ghash.io for long. Their uptime isn't great and they have non-existant support. Even today, pool downtime can cause a lot more damage than it looks on paper due to reconnection/failover sometimes not working as expected. If 1% of the time a pool outage causes a miner to stop working, that's a lot of time spent fixing miners in large farms. Shouldn't people with large farms solo-mine or at least join a small pool like Slush? Or even spread the work on different pools. |
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I received my tracking as well.
Where are they shipping from? I am not familiar with the shipping company used.
I am so excited to get them.
Much Wow!
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Use MultiMiner. It can seamlessly restart suspect and stuck miners. There is a check box for it. I am using it to run 4 of them on two different coins. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0It uses BFGMiner to run them The best software progs to use with these are MM with BFG and CrazyGuys custom cgminer. I prefer MM and BFG as I get fewer errors and it is more stable. Ok i testet the latest version from BFG, i get alot of errors ( with RBOX Miner ) and shut down randomly ( 5 - 10 hours uptime ) u can see now, iam running only 22 minutes, and i get alot off errors  i tested the latest version from cgminer 4.1, no problems uptime 48+ hours |
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Welcome aboard.  We are working on a few exchanges right now. Gravitate will have some news soon on which ones will have it to start out. If you think you would like to be part of the team please see the others threads in the OP and get a hold of Gravitate. We are looking to fill many positions to help people and grow WAC to the levels that we can do so. I am now mining is this on any exchange as yet?
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I did not have to do anything. I did setup several pools on the S1 and then MM was able to switch between them. I do not have one still or I would check the exact setup. MultiMiner works great in monitoring your miners and having them auto switch to the most profitable coins. I have also tested leasing hash power with it and it works well. When I had my S1 is found it and I was able to mange it from the panel and my phone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0They need to hurry before people see the 17 Billion difficulty next week.
After S3 release you will see a significant Difficulty jump. Will be the same as S1 first orders will get better results. Regards Juan And there's the reasoning why the people won't be rushing to sell their s1. If we ever get api support built in I'd be happy to buy into cgwatcher remote[or something else if available] and continue the search for alt coins. I'm kinda hoping for more renting my equipment so I can make the most out of these machines than fighting for physical bitcoins. Would I still need to find proper instructions to enable api or does that get controlled by it logging in with wrt to have it control the miners like s1? Theres a troubleshooting page for these but don't speak of what.command is needed to change cgminer config from ssh as is why I'd like this enabled through configuring in the s1/s2/s3 gui. Edit Wow it did show up without api setup. Kinda makes me wonder if there's another security key I have to setup to keep guests on my network from changing things. Edit edit. Eh still looks like I can see but not touch. I'll have to look over the multiminer page later and see if I'm missing not including api though that didn't seem to be able to change pools with it on non antminer devices with it either. |
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MultiMiner works great in monitoring your miners and having them auto switch to the most profitable coins. I have also tested leasing hash power with it and it works well. When I had my S1 is found it and I was able to mange it from the panel and my phone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0They need to hurry before people see the 17 Billion difficulty next week.
After S3 release you will see a significant Difficulty jump. Will be the same as S1 first orders will get better results. Regards Juan And there's the reasoning why the people won't be rushing to sell their s1. If we ever get api support built in I'd be happy to buy into cgwatcher remote[or something else if available] and continue the search for alt coins. I'm kinda hoping for more renting my equipment so I can make the most out of these machines than fighting for physical bitcoins. |
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This would be a great utility. I hope it gets done. Is there interest in a NastyFans Bitcoin Analyzer?
Most definitely. Are you the creator of http://casascius.uberbills.com ? If so, I am a fan. While nonnakip is planning on putting a NastyFans Bitcoin Analyzer together for us eventually, there are quite a few things above it on the to-do list. I think a 3rd party analyzer would actually be great even if we did create our own, as it would be the first time a 3rd party developed software for NastyFans, which I would love to encourage. |
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I agree. CrazyGuy's custom cgminer build and MultiMiner are the two that run them the best. No messing around they just go. and to chime in I stuck with crazy guy's build 6 units run flawlessly on the custom 4.3.3
I get 194-196 gh. they run at 38-41c in a room temp of 84 f.
side mount is better then fans up
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I would also recommend MultiMiner for them. I have had no problems since switching over. It is using the newest BFGMiner and is solid with all the R-Boxes. I recommend switching back to the custom 4.3.3 build of cgminer if you are having issues with cgminer 4.4.0 or bfgminer 4.2.0. Both official builds are having reported issues reliably detecting the RBOX. +1 to this! Can you put it in the OP? It would save people a lot of grief. It is a bit of a hassle to run multiple miners if you have multiple different devices, but bfgminer is not stable with these boxes. |
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Yes it works great with the R-Boxes and MultiMiner. I have it set to restart suspect miners. So far a couple days no issues. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=248173.0Has anyone managed to get their Rockminer working with BFG? I downloaded the latest and followed a few threads on here on how to remove all the old zadig drivers. Now when I plug it in, it shows in Win7x64 in my Devices as 'CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller' but drivers are unavailable. Should I go back to using the zadig? If so, which one? Any config suggestions? You are --scan rockminer:all right?
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That could be a cool name. It fits as well. What do you think of ven?
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True. I am glad I am at BTCG. Variance may be a nasty passenger no matter where you mine but at least here we have a operator who is always working and improving the pool. Other do as well but none like Eleuthria. The last 3-4 days have been better than anything I seen in a long while. Too bad difficulty just flipped higher right before the run.
I guess the best thing about the luck was that for those of us who had ASICs earlier we caught the early 2014 luck streak when difficulty was a lot lower.
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Darkcoin would be great. I think the one I want to see the most is a BlackDragonCoin. So cool is the coin art for it. Hey your coins will be in the post soon. I like the idea of dark coins though only for the asthetics. Would you be able to help with the coding for nxt coins? It's not something I would rule out
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For some reason this commit will not find my Blizzards in Win 64. There are no errors just not found. The previous version Nate put up found them. I will dig though to make sure it is not something on my end. Please test the "zeusminer" branch in my GitHub repo. This is nwoolls' latest code with some minor cleanups (and a fix for big endian). Windows builds here |
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If only the block with holder would just go sit on ghash things would be nice. That's what I am talking about now!!! Keep that mofo with his crooked 2PH away from our pool, we are doing better with 11PH than with 13PH.
Good job!!!
Seems said miner might be hitting Slush pool today  |
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Excellent Idea! So many different coins that have been redeemed this is a way to give them new life. |
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Lots of .NET errors are going on Nate the last couple weeks.
All systems are up to date.
No other issues.
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Very cool. You should design some physical coins of each of these as well.  |
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HI Nate. I am just getting ready to test this now in windows 7 64 bit. Same way as usual? Replace the BFG folder with the new version? Have the miner arguments been working ok for the zeus miners? I have them running stable at 350. Thanks Nate. There is now a branch available for folks who want to start testing ZeusMiner support and giving feedback: https://github.com/nwoolls/bfgminer/tree/feature/zeusminer-supportAvailable options are: --set zus:chips=X
--set zus:freq=XXX
--set zus:cores=X
--set zus:nocheck_golden=1 While the first three are self explanatory, the fourth is apparently required to work around a small (but significant) number of buggy HW/FW revisions. These ASICs do not return a proper response to the detect command sent to them. As such, you must tell the driver to ignore the "golden nonce" returned by the device. It is recommended you do not use this unless you are sure you need to. Also, if you must use it, I recommend you target a specific device by its path, e.g.: --set zus@/dev/ttyUSB2:nocheck_golden=1 If you have the time / ability to test this on OpenWRT that would be awesome. There were some work-arounds in the reference driver code from ZeusMiner that I left out until I can verify it is necessary. |
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