Please post any changes in WU, that is really all that matters because that is what we are paid for.
WU previously included HW errors, so a drop doesn't automatically mean worse.
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can you say scam?
I believe I can....
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when you add a pool is it failover only? or shared?
It's failover, if you want one of the other options you can change it through cgminer.
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Great to see a house being sold for BTC On something this valuable curious why you choose not to link the price to the $ amount as small changes in BTC can make a huge difference in the cost and could put buyers off or cost you a lot of money. Currently the starting bid is $10,000 more than it's advertised for no doubt due to the spike in the last day. Anyway good luck with your sale
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there seems something wrong with the balance ? I think I got 19 BTC too much showing up in my account
This is a long shot, and I might be wrong but it may just possibly perhaps be something to do with.... PS Wish this was real
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I see, thanks for letting me know
If somehow you could set that TZ variable during boot that may be a good solution but I know nothing about linux so no idea how.
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Tried that method as well, but although #date gave the correct response it didn't update the already running cgminer for me which was the thing that was annoying. Be nice to have a permanent method, ideally an option in the GUI to select timezone.
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Luke Jr will probably have something running before that happens but without the code released nothing is going to get created
From IRC: [20:14] <Luke-Jr> fwiw, I have KnC cgminer source
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Thanks for the info.
Do you know if the units run cooler with their lids off than having it on? I have a 18" fan blowing air at my B1 and B2 units.
No problem. They are designed to stay closed, and I'd leave it that way. Nzhang (sp?) said a lot was done on the airflow and pressures. PS Solved my remote problem, I had set it up correctly the first time the problem was with chrome, when I looked at the error it was "ERR_UNSAFE_PORT", quick google search showed that adding --explicitly-allowed-ports=xxx to the end of it's shortcut was all that was required to get it going again
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what should I set the --auto-cutoff on my 4 module?
I had it set to 60 when I had 3 modules.
Batch #1 & #2 (50 temp, 70 cutoff) Batch #3 (70 temp, 90 cutoff)
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Isn't the point of a reverse auction that it gets cheaper as time goes on, this gets more expensive.
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You should see some response unless the network your Avalon is plugged into is filtering everything, then you will have open port 80 on the LAN to your Avalon. You should take a laptop and go plug into the same network as your Avalon is on then confirm it's IP and confirm see what the external IP is by going to "what's my IP" in google. If the place where your Avalon is running isn't too complicated you should be able to use that IP (from the outside) to hit your Avalon, if it's setup different you may need to find out which external IP you need to come in on.
Not there at the moment, but I seem to recall the browser just said unable to connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, the port 22 forward worked fine so I just presumed it wasn't port 80 Now I know it is I'll try again in case I messed something up, or investigate further in case the router is not allowing forwarding on that port. Thanks
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It does accept port 80, so create a rule on your firewall to port forward some external port to your Avalon on port 80. ie. incoming port -> TCP 37000 to 192.168.1.99 ->TCP 80, this way from the outside you will have to http://externalIP:37000/ to see the webpage on the Avalon. Thanks that was the first thing I tried xxxx->80 and it didn't work but will give it another go.
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I've just had to move my avalon off site and wondering the best way to remote monitor it.
I set up port forwarding on 22 to allow me to SSH into the machine, is there a way to view cgminer output like how on my jupiter I can do a screen -r.
Alternatively how do I access the main page that comes up if I connect to the ip on a local network (192.168.1.99/cgi-bin/luci/;stok=....) remotely, is it also done through port forwarding and if so what ports ?
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Added details of how to show the correct times into the first post ModificationsFixing the time.Machines appear to ship with the time set to UTC, although it's not important it did annoy me not having the correct time, these instructions came from Nanners on the IRC channel and worked for me, replace 'tigggger' with whatever you want. 1. cd /config 2. mkdir tigggger 3. cd /config/tigggger 4. wget http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/v2012.12/ipk/eglibc/all/tzdata_2012d-r3.0_all.ipk5. opkg install /config/tigggger/tzdata_2012d-r3.0_all.ipk 6. rm /etc/localtime (NOTE this gave an error for me as the directory wasn't there, but not important just carry on) 7. ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/YOURTIMEZONE /etc/localtime (In my case it was /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Belfast) 8. cd / 9. /etc/init.d/ntpd reload 10. ntpdate -b -u pool.ntp.org Now if you look at cgminer the time should be correct.
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must resist....must resist
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sitarow, can I ask what you are using to produce that stats image, looks good.
Yes and you can read about setting it up on the cgminer documentation under miner.php Ah didn't realise it was the built in one, don't recall seeing a screenshot of it before. Thanks
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sitarow, can I ask what you are using to produce that stats image, looks good.
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Could be but why was your network diff showing 67.7M? That would imply the device in the video existed and mined months ago?
It's not the only thing dodgy in that video. 1. The username on btcguild is wrong, it would be infx1_1 not .1 2. The times in the bottom of the screen loop back (implying this is just a .bat script posing as cgminer) 3. Highest share 2, but bottom of the screen reports much higher accepted shares 4. WU 24, doesn't match the numbers it should be getting or the numbers in the individual miners I'm sure there are more, nice try but gonna have to give it 2/10 must try harder
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