Using 1200W Platinum PSU for underclocked/undervolted 7xRX5700 for ETH and everything seems to work well.

Not working for me in Ubuntu 20.04

./SRBMiner-MULTI: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

v0.6.7 worked OK.

Similar experience - just with the RX 5700XT, riser power connected to SATA connector over a SATA->6-pin PCIe adapter, the fans were spining, but only with low rpm, unable to get it spining more.
When connected riser power directly to 6-pin PCIe connector, now the fans are rotating well. Weird, but real.

Hi,

I use a easier way how to use this watchdog under Linux. The device is just an countdown timer, then triggers a relay connected to the RESET or POWER switch. Works with the two relay USB watchdog - first picture on previous post (don't have another to test).

I do it that way:
First make sure, it there is a kernel module:
#ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/watchdog/pcwd_usb.ko

then load the module (if is not louaded previously):
#/sbin/modprobe pcwd_usb

test, if it is loaded:
#lsmod | grep pcwd_usb

for automatic module loading I did:
#echo 'pcwd_usb' >> /etc/modules

If I have the module loaded, I should have a /dev/ttyUSB0 device available for use.


For watchdog function I use crontab:

#crontab -e
add the line:
* * * * *  echo -n -e "\xd" > /dev/ttyUSB0

That sets every minute a counter for 130s. If the crontab stops (PC hangs), then after 130s the trigger connected to the RESET switch restarts the PC. The "\xd" is number in HEX, so 13 in DEC x 10sec is 130sec countdown.
And that's all :-)

Hi,
I would like to make Czech translation, if you're interested.
Tomas

Hi,
I am unable to mine, got only:

[2020-04-21 15:10:56] 499 Submitted Diff 1.8314e-08, Block 48792, Job 000004b5
^C[2020-04-21 15:10:56] SIGINT received, exiting
[2020-04-21 15:10:56] 495 A0 S0 Rejected 495 B0, 0.052 sec (168ms)
                      Diff 2.0742e-08 (1.66e-11), Block 48792, Job 000004b5
                      Hash:   02dfa76c2f22dc6000000000...
                      Target: 03e800000000000000000000...

Using:
./cpuminer -a yespower -o stratum+tcp://pool.tdcoincore.org:8333 -u wallet_adress -p x

Where migh be a problem?

Looks promising, but I would appreciate better algo support. Hope there will be more soon.

Hi,
latest firmware for BK-X10 is 2.2 and is available for download at the baikalminer site. But no new algo, just some stability improvements.
For BK-G28 there is no new firmware (AFAIK).
Tomas

Did you try different USB Flash disc? I just today replaced the original after three previous fails and now it works again.

Hi,
are you sure about the power consumption? It looks as two Z1's in one body - eight hashing boards, double hashrate, same 28nm technology ....
Tomas

Hi,
thats possible, but I am mining Lyra2v2 in party mode as well and I think, I have a better earnings as in shared mode. And I always see my and all other participiants hashrate, so I can always see if I get right earnings.
But as I wrote, this is a test :-)
Tomas

Hi,
would be there anyone interested to try party mining with Baikals at zergpool? I just created test party, you are welcome to join :-)

URL: stratum+tcp://myr-gr.mine.zergpool.com:5433
User: YourBTCaddress.yourID (e.g. 1MwrhAaGcvd5n5AFWRMqAf353b95FBXR7j.partyminer1)
pass: c=BTC,mc=DGB,m=party.Wooveth6suux6Eib

Should have all benefits of solo mining, but with joined power of all participants - so probably more profitable as PPLNS

Tomas

Hi,
would be there anyone interested to try party mining with Baikals at zergpool? I just created test party, you are welcome to join :-)

URL: stratum+tcp://myr-gr.mine.zergpool.com:5433
User: YourBTCaddress.yourID (e.g. 1MwrhAaGcvd5n5AFWRMqAf353b95FBXR7j.partyminer1)
pass: c=BTC,mc=DGB,m=party.Wooveth6suux6Eib

Should have all benefits of solo mining, but with joined power of all participants - so probably more profitable as PPLNS

Tomas

You have the am 1499 on your site, not for 900 

Hi,
my Z1 stopped working, I can log in via http (shows offline status) and SSH, but all I get is:

root@dayun:~# miner
 [2019-01-11 20:59:27] Started cgminer 4.11.1                  
 [2019-01-11 20:59:27] All devices disabled, cannot mine!          

Is that hardware malfunction? How to repair it?

Thanks.

I noticed, that gltminer.com for NIST5 is down. When it will be up again?

Both :-)

Hi,
one more question - how to correctly send the 1000.00 of coins for masternode? Should I send just 1000.00 or have I add there a fee, and send e.g. 1000.0001 ?
Thanks.

Hi,

please do you prepare the Linux wallet? The Windows version is based on QT, so it should be easy to make Linux version.

Thanks.

Hi,
where can I get the actual mining difficulty? The mentioned site https://cryptopowered.club/mining/ shows only zero outputs.
Thanks,
Tomas