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Delivered,
will ship as soon as possible, may not get all done today but will try.
My status still says 'pending' hopefully you got the payment on 22nd? |
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 Thanks for your frequent updates
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Just paid for order 328, looking forward to playing with the Gridseed  |
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just out of interest, what accessories do you get with the single miner?
+1, does this mean cables + suitable PSU? |
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oh I didn't know that! thanks for the heads up, I might have to re-think the wiring.. |
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I have that same hub with a 8A psu. What mod have you done? Soldered a cable in the +5V rail? I have 4 Ants @ 0A81, 2 BE OC'd @ 447 and one normal BE in that hub. I have other hub I can't plug in it, I had to plug it on the computer, since whenever I plug one more BE, 2 or 3 BE go zombie after sometime. Even the Ants get wrong clocks, so I've wondered if it has anything to be with the mod. There is a diode which stops power going the wrong way up the USB host cable, I just soldered in a wire to bypass that so that the Pi can draw its power from the host cable. It isn't necessary if you power the Pi from another plug, but I wanted to keep the rig as neet as possible. |
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hi to all,
maybe someone already had post about this, but I need to know how many u1 I can connect to a raspberry:
my plan is to connect 2 Dlink DUB-H7 7-Port USB 2 Hub to the ports of the raspberry. How many u1 I can connect to each hub? 1 port will be for the fan, anyway, and I know one of the 7 ports is not usable... so 10 u1 is ok for a single raspberry? I'm worrying about the bandwidth mainly
what if I want to overclock @ 2,2Gh/s? will be a problem?
I have 8 connected to mine, along with a 120mm fan on a 10 port hub. It's all running happily from a 5A/5V power supply and uses 26W at the plug. I've modded the hub so the Pi takes its power from the hub to reduce the cable clutter. |
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8 + hub + 5a power supply
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http://www.middlecoin.com/ pays out in BTC, they multi-mine Scrypt coins and convert for you before paying out. Probably the best use of your GPU at the moment.
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Hopefully some others will jump on the bandwagon, this may even lead to a BTC value increase |
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 I will be filling the hub this week |
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Here is my little setup..
Are you making any coins out of this?  Sorry to ask but I though usb miners were a lost cause. At the moment it gets about 80p a day in Bitcoin, or £4 if I sell a 24hr 'contract' on ebay, if I sold up today I'd be in profit on the equipment so I keep a close eye on the resale prices. Not looking to get rich tbh but it's a good platform to play/learn some Linux. I still don't get it. Did you make a ROI on them? ROI on a U1 is about 4 months at current difficulty, so I'll mine for a while then sell them, hopefully be a little in profit at the end. |
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Here is my little setup..
Are you making any coins out of this? Sorry to ask but I though usb miners were a lost cause. At the moment it gets about 80p a day in Bitcoin, or £4 if I sell a 24hr 'contract' on ebay, if I sold up today I'd be in profit on the equipment so I keep a close eye on the resale prices. Not looking to get rich tbh but it's a good platform to play/learn some Linux. |
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Here is my little setup.. |
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I use Screen on my Raspberry Pi, it does just what you need.
Install Screen, then type 'screen' to get to the prompt. Next start your miner, you can now disconnect putty and when you re-connect run 'screen -r -d' to get back to the screen.
You can also start off more 'screens' by pressing 'Ctrl-A' and then 'C'. Switch between them using 'Ctrl-A' and then 'N'.
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No, you just plug them in and run the latest BFGMiner with this parameter
-S antminer:all
So I guess your PC is the 'controller'? (#noob)
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