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Does knowing my Encrypted PriKey mean I can do anything more? For example, would using Extreme GPU Bruteforcer on the Encrypted PriKey help at all?
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Anyone have a true brute force script?
I set a passphrase 3 months ago when I created this wallet, and haven't used it to send BTC out till now, have just been putting BTC in.
I remember I did something new, as opposed to a lot of my older passwords, and used letter/number substitutions. But I also think I may have created a phrase, shortened it to the first letter of each word, and then used cap/lower/number substitution. So at this point, I have no idea what it is. It might only between 8 and 12 characters, or I could be remembering it wrong and it could be 20-30.
I do not have a backup from before setting the passphrase, and am now kicking myself that I do not remember what it is.
I thought I remembered what it was, but it turns out the one I remembered was the RPC password I set.. Oops
I'd prefer a ruby or python script that I can run against bitcoind on linux as I have a linux server I can run it on and forget about it while its working.
Edit: Never mind, I changed the options on the Middle version of the ruby script and its running now.
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Adjusted USD value of BTC, I would like 3.6 OBO.
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I have 3 groups of 32 chips selling at 1.2 per group or 3.6 for all 3 obo
Due to the way BFL set this up, I cannot sell in smaller batches.
Each group of 32 will entitle you to $800 off, for a total savings of $2400, buy them all for ~$300 and save 2000 on your chip order.
Marc
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BFL released just the PCB for the 5Gh jalapeno
Its in Altrium format.
The problem is you can only mount two chips on it (it has pads for 8 I think) otherwise it will get to hot and fry.
They are 10 Layer boards and they are NOT cheap to have manufactured even in 1000 lots they are like $30 a pop
I have already converted the Altrium files to Gerber files, pick files and Bill of materials files.
Yea, BFL also released the gerbers on their forum. I was surprised at the amount of layers. And bypass capacitors. Those 0201 capacitors aren't actually populated I don't believe, although I'm just going off memory and I don't have a Jalapeno board here to check. It would be pretty strange to have a bunch of actual capacitors under the back plate though. It has also been stated that you could run 8 chips,on it with proper cooling, and word has it the design they released has the mosfet's that generate too much heat. The same ones that they swapped out when designing the longboard. |
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Last thread hijack I promise but have you priced out the BOM yet? Some pricey support componentsit looks like.
Looks like about $200 for the PCB, assembly and components. That isn't set in stone yet, but should be close. Are you still looking at 4 chips per board? Or considering more? I ended up with 96 chip codes, so I might buy on my own now and wait for a good board design to come about. |
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Since I'm new, I can't post anywhere but here and can't PM.
I'm interested in becoming a member of the BFL Chip group buy/board, and am trying to acquire chip credits atm.
Hopefully someone can inform him I'm interested if he does not see this post himself.
My goal is to buy 100+ chips for my own use in boards made for this group.
I also have some questions about how many chips the boards will be able to handle.
Thank you for your time.
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