Can the WiFi be setup so that my Avalon connects to my AccessPoint instead of hosting its own? If so how do I set it up to do this and use WPA2 encryption? I had a hook and the options aren't really straight forward. Thanks Update: I got it to connect but I can't access the avalon from http once I remove the ethernet cord from the machine over wifi.  |
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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) 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. |
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Remains of thermal paste is not a problem. I doubt Bitsyncom use conductive in this case.
BTW. How much You pay for module ?
I bought them from Yifu, 3.8BTC each. Shipping was good, got them in 3 business days from China.  |
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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.
Thanks
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Damn! LOL Gotta get my 4th Avalon modules installed today. |
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I ordered to modules last Friday for my B1 and my B2 Avalon's, the both arrived today, not bad as Monday was a holiday in Canada - Thanksgiving.
I have a question though, looking at one of the modules it looks like someone with dirty silicon hands touched the board side and left silicon on the ASIC chips and some of the components, will this be harmful to the board and its components or should I clean it?
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I have 3.3.0 running on Win7 x64. I haven't had any issues. I have 28 USB erupters, 3.3.0 seems to detect the erupters perfectly. When I used 3.2.1, I often needed to restart BFGMiner several times before all the erupters were detected
I agree, 3.3.0 seems to be more stable on Windows than 3.2.1, I was getting periods where a hub of USB keys would disconnect and reconnect, but I don't seem to have that problem now with 3.3.0. |
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How do I setup second pool as failover using the command line in Windows?
I have 3.3.0 installed, the 64bit but when I hit P I see something appear at the bottom of the screen but then its over written a second later buy the application, is this a bug, IDK? This is why I asking about adding the second pool (failover) to the command line so I don't have have to worry about doing it in the application itself.
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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 One last thing to mention is ideally what you want to have is a Cisco business class or ASA firewall, something that allows you to VPN into your network, it's better than going this route with port forwarding stuff to the outside world. Something like an Cisco RV180 or an ASA5505 http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=346&item_id=054395http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=1026&item_id=027657The choice is yours to make, as far as what's more safer? I would go the VPN route. |
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I have a question about pools on the Avalon.
Is it better to have multiple pools going on the Avalon or only focus on one pool at a time with failover enabled?
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Guys look at the next Diff jump 40%+ I think these are looking more and more shaky on ROI I was going to get 20 ... I sent an email to the support re cost to ship to australia and heard nothing as per usual for avaalon. Imediately stopped the whole idea as TOO much RISK As per the site Tradehill does not have the units and they are with yifu mining (in china probably) ...so good luck to see how long it takes to get your units Avalon have used up any goodwill that is left ...  Well I ordered a B1 and B2 module and they were shipped on Saturday, today they are in the US likely still being processed and going through customs. So that's not too bad for two full business days. |
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The payout is shrinking yet again with the site showing 130 TH computational power. All it matters is your Hashrate vs the network hashrate. The pool hashrate doesn't change much Yah it does. When the pool hashrate drops my payouts increase. |
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someone sell me a avalon mini or two I don't think anyone will sell you a mini Avalon for cost, if they did they wouldn't be in the business of making money or bitcoins for that matter. I am saving up for a 4 module Avalon next. |
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Now a new problem, how to run 8600W of Avalons... thank goodness its winter!
Long, long time ago I used 6000W electric heater to successfully heat 3-room apartment in continental climate. Good luck with cooling all that equipment. Easy, crack a window  It's not just what to do with all the heat, though, right? The typical standard for US single family homes is 100 amp service, and less for apartments. With those machines running 24/7, it should leave around 25 amps for all the rest of the appliances and environmental uses in the house. Yes that is true but I was only replying to his statement "Good luck with cooling all that equipment". Having the power to run them all is definitely the real problem  You guys are soo funny. Sure a single 6KW heater would one big circuit, but these minis can be spread all over. My house has 200A at 220V service (440A @ 110V) so no worries there. Temps are 35F night 65F daytime average right now, and I heated last year with 14 GPUs spread over 4 rigs with no issues, but this will be over 2x that load! 8600W includes two 4-module Avalons that are in my laundry room today, and I ran two 20A 110V circuits in there to juice those bad boys. I will just add a few circuits in the garage and keep the door open 4" or so all winter with some box fans going, and relocate units inside as heaters as it gets colder. Now to break the news to the wife  I guess you don't have a basement? If you have enough land you could build a under ground place to store your Avalon's and just have fan push all the hot air out! |
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The payout is shrinking yet again with the site showing 130 TH computational power. |
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Im in a very big jam here. I accidentally created 2 accounts on the bitminter website. Well my main one I cant log into,it just keeps logging me into the other account which ius used for nothing. I use that google check in thing every time to auto login to the site. Well instead of showing anonymouslegi0n when I hit google checkin,it takes me to my shit account hackattack2077. No Im still mining right now,but obviously its going to the login I cant get into. Cab someone for the love of god please help me out? I dont understand why it doesnt just ask for a username and password for bitminter website. I shouldve never used the damn google check in. Im freaking out right now as I have a good amount of coin in my real account. Please help!!
Contact the site owner. I have not had any problem with the google checkin, I just logged in now and didn't have any problems doing so, so maybe your google account got hacked? But I would contact the site owner by email. Click contact on the site, he's pretty good at getting back to people. |
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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. 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. |
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and the question remains, do they come with a PSU?
If you read the auction details you would know they come with PSU's. |
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I was outbit but I still haven't see the 2BTC's either return to my Tradehill account or to my wallet. Is there something that I am missing?
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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 ?
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. |
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