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1  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / rpi Bfgminer clockspeed problem on: February 12, 2015, 10:25:45 PM
Hi all can anyone point me in the right direction on how a adjust the clockspeed in Bfgminer. I have it running a rockminer r-box2 100ghs but the speed is set to 270 but I know I can run it at 350.

when i go into settings to change it i says to use "unsafe:n" to overclock other than just typing 350:n and pressing enter whilst on the same screen
 I can not see any other way to do it.  I am losing a lot of hashing power as at the moment it is only averaging at 60ghs and not the 120ghs i know it can.
2  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Bfgminer configuration fpr Antminer U3 on: February 12, 2015, 10:11:52 PM
Hi Ive just managed to get my rockbox 100ghs running on bfgminer and I had to check the device by going to terminal and typing,

 lsusb this showed the device was being seen then run bfgminer

 hit M then + and type "all"

 then it found the rockminer so hopefully it will find yours as well.

once you have found it hit s then w to write config and it should remember these settings.

hope it helps as I have just spent 2 days learning how to install things on the rpi having never had one before.
3  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: New to mining may be getting to deep to fast. on: January 29, 2015, 08:29:58 PM

As for friends sending me Coins to test my wallet, none of the even know what bitcoins are lol. I'm sure I have set everything up ok so when the R-box is delivered I will find out.

On a side note is the R-box @ 100-110ghs acceptable as an entry level miner or will I struggle to make an impact
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Ahh, then post your wallet address. I will send some coin to you  Smiley
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Sorry I've not got back to you Zich, Ive taken delivery of the R-box and I now have it running.(I Think)

 I have had it running for about half an hour and I am getting 115gh/15s running at 320mhz. Obviously it will take a while to acru any thing but like I said I think its working. I will post again if I have any problems buy thank you for your help once again.
4  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: New to mining may be getting to deep to fast. on: January 28, 2015, 07:35:53 AM
Thanks Zich I think I'll go with the laptop to start purely because I got the Rpi as a media player and I'm not totally convinced I know how to run/install programs on it yet.
( on to do list)

As for friends sending me Coins to test my wallet, none of the even know what bitcoins are lol. I'm sure I have set everything up ok so when the R-box is delivered I will find out.

On a side note is the R-box @ 100-110ghs acceptable as an entry level miner or will I struggle to make an impact
5  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: New to mining may be getting to deep to fast. on: January 27, 2015, 08:40:26 PM
I will answer one of these cause I do not own any R-Box's.

4.  Always try to use a wired when available, wireless can work but wired is always the best bet.

Thank you I was thinking of wireless just because I am planning on putting the system in my loft but I can use network plugs if wired is best.
6  Bitcoin / Mining support / New to mining may be getting to deep to fast. on: January 27, 2015, 08:13:49 PM
Hi Guys, I've been flicking through some of the posts on here today trying to understand as much as I can. I have a few questions If you don't mind answering for me that will hopefully help me settle down and get on with my soon to be delivered Rockminer R-box 2.

Question 1. I have set up my Wallets both online and offline and I'm looking to join Slush's pool but is there a miner that will allow me to use my
 laptop cpu/gpu to test i have got my addresses working ok before the R-box is delivered.

Question 2. I have a spare laptop to use but do you think I would be better off using my Raspberry pi. ( I'm not to worried about power usage but it's clear the Pi would mean less heat and extra things running.

Question 3. Is there a better suited pool for me to mine using the R-box or will it be sufficient within that Pool.

question 4. Finally a simple one, once set up with everything needed to mine is it preferable to use a wired connection or is wireless just as good once the blockchain has been downloaded.


Thanks for any answers you can give, I hope to become an active member both here and the Mining scene.
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