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Anyone figure out the SSH password for Innosilicon T3+57?
innot1t2, t1t2t3a5 & blacksheepwall do not work.
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I'll pull the firmware and try it out in my BK-X10 in the next day or 2..
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My BK-G28 arrived yesterday. It was a mess! 3 boards were unplugged and had bent pins on the daughterboard which means it was never QA'd. Luckily,I took it apart bent the pins back without them breaking and after bending out the fan grills out so they stopped hitting the fans.... I got it mining!
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Hopefully in the near future, we will see a feature for SMOS added that allows a way to edit config files from the web interface (AMD.txt etc) and/or add support for threading into SMOS.
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Dashboard Update:- new feature in menu called Group OC - basically it works the same way as Group Config Each rig can use its individual OC settings (like before) or you can optionally link selected rigs to any OC group. For some this feature will be highly usefull but for some not so much as some people are Overclocking each gpu individually. - after creating OC Groups, you can select multiple rigs on your list and link them to specific Group OC or unlink then to use their old OC values (old individual values are preserved for this purpuse  - Rig List now has new collumn called Group OC (when it is empty, rig is using its own OC values) - in rig list you have ability to filter rigs by Group OC - added help tooltips in overclock windows near each field Playing with this now, so far so good! Thanks for this update - makes it a lot easier to manage 100 GPU Farm |
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Try adding some nodes:
addnode=94.130.184.45:40444
addnode=78.47.141.178:40444
addnode=88.198.201.68:40444
addnode=88.198.201.21:40444
addnode=78.47.139.252:40444
addnode=94.130.187.187:40444
addnode=88.99.87.217:40444
addnode=195.201.20.27:40444
addnode=88.99.87.205:40444
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The reported hash rate builds slower, once stable there is less fluctuations. No increase that I can see but better reporting if you use tools like awesomeminer to monitor income of your farm.
-Patrick
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Any chance you can add a way for other "income" streams to be added. For example, the ability to track earnings from Masternodes and see then as a form of revenue in the dashboard as part of the daily income? Or the ability to monitor an address to show revenue or a manually entered $ for GPU's or ASICs hosted and managed outside of Awesomeminer?
-Patrick
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Awesome miner reports properly if you are running latest firmware and latest version of awesome miner.
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Hi all, Just thought I would show off the web interface I made for Awesome Miner: http://stats.finnsk3.com/It uses the Awesome Miner API along with Nvidia-SMI and and API to my enphase solar controller. I am also using a CLI based overclocking tool I wrote in C to apply my overclocks as I hate msi ab. That's the public view, as I am authenticated I see stop,start,restart,reboot,set TDP,set overclocks buttons. The rigs are all on TPLink HS100/HS110 smart power points and the interface monitors the rigs and if they are unreachable for 5minutes it turns the power point off, waits 30 seconds then turns it back on. All the rigs are set in bios to boot on power outage. I have onpeak/offpeak power costing so during week days for 8 hours a day my power costs twice as much so my TDP limits are automatically heavily restricted during peak power cost. When any of my 1080ti rigs start mining Ethereum it automatically launches the ethenlargement pill and closes it if they stop mining Eth. If I launch discord or a game etc. on my main rig my monitoring script stop the rig from mining, set's my 1080tis TDP to 350w and sets my gaming clocks, resumes mining when I exit all games. Scripts running on my server:  Now you have something to aim for Awesome Miner devs  Dude that is AWESOME! Right down to the enphase (I have a 10kw Solar Array) and I use homekit to monitor power and control all miners. Great job! Want to open source those scripts? |
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May I ask you at which temperature you are running your x10?
Mine is approaching at 46 Celsius, looks a little high.
I am in mid 30's to low 40's. I think 46 is fine. |
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I am around $6-$15 per day for months now - Average is right around $10. I use awesomeminer with miningpoolhub and nicehash - all algo's are configured that each pool has available - automatically mine the most profitable algo/pool.
So to me, yeah it's worth it, and if they actually add new algo's again, that will extend the life of BK-X profits.
Only thing I do not like about Baikal is that horrible website and doing things via email and Skype - please get a real website with shopping cart etc. It would double their sales - took me a year to finally order from them...
Why use only miningpoolhub and nicehash? Just because I like to receive BTC at times and you don't want your miner changing too often, the brief down time during the switch and the lost shares from switching pools (depending in type of pool payout) and actually harm you compared to staying within a smaller pool size. I should mention, I do not have x11 as an option. |
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i use a similar approach to determine IF I think the ASIC will ROI before I buy them. If it is from Bitmain and now Innosilicon, Parabolic is the path it will take. I also add a factor based on the algo and how many other coins there are to mine. Other companies that do not ship as many units, or the first time an ASIC ships for an algo, gets a delay in the ramp up numbers... My approach was wrong 2 times - S9's were profitable FAR longer thanI expected, A3's and B3's were crushed FAR sooner than I planned and never I never hit ROI. (unless the coins I am still holding double in price  Hope that helps, and yes, I think Parabolic is how this will go. This is another approach you can take - http://sialytics.com/ That calculator allows you to add batches of known sales coming up. Same concept but lays it out in chunks based on when other manufactures will start to ship their miners.. |
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I am around $6-$15 per day for months now - Average is right around $10. I use awesomeminer with miningpoolhub and nicehash - all algo's are configured that each pool has available - automatically mine the most profitable algo/pool.
So to me, yeah it's worth it, and if they actually add new algo's again, that will extend the life of BK-X profits.
Only thing I do not like about Baikal is that horrible website and doing things via email and Skype - please get a real website with shopping cart etc. It would double their sales - took me a year to finally order from them...
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Can you create a way to track/add other mining income to the dashboard - for example, income from master nodes? Maybe just a section to add other income and then allows us to enter the name description and daily earnings?
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Is it a power issue? To confirm it is not a power issue, power off and then switch the pcie power connectors and see if the problem move to a different card. If it does, you have a power issue.
I would also try other firmware versions - let it run for a few hours before making a decision on which version runs best.
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Can you add support for multiple overclocking profiles (like HiveOS has). I think it would be very helpful to quickly retune a rig for Hot Days, Cold days, Normal Days or even by season...
Right now, on very hot days, I switch the Algo I mine with on 2 of my 11 rigs to manage heat. Takes too much time to tune each rigs overclocks manually every time... I would also use slightly more aggressive overclocks at night vs daytime...
Another feature could be to have the rigs automatically choose a profile. If rig has cards over 80 degrees it flips the rig to profile 2 for 4 hours or something like that..could be profiles by temperature... <60's profile 60-75 profile, 76+ profile...
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tytanick
could you look into adding SQRL Miner to SMOS when it is released (next month) as it will have support for
- Acorns
- Possbily the private verson of EthLargement (mentioned in an interview with gpuminer & kristy-leigh yesterday)
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Did someone figured out root password for InnoSilicon A9?
No, but I also want to know! |
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Anyone facing issue in logging into the simplemining.net account ? Every time I try to login from my laptop, I get an "application error" message. Am I the only having this ?
no problem here. Maybe try clearing your browsers cache? |
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