Interesting tinkering project. I am looking more on the lines of something like this on a smaller scale. https://www.ebay.com/itm/immersion-cooling-for-crypto-mining-antminer-S9-D3-L3-less-space-energy/302587984869?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D44040%26meid%3D7f7dc65e974b49e6a66c3e9c2e9380ae%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D302583640095&_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850

Bitmain should go back to the drawing board when it comes to heat sinks. They should utilize the same type Gridseed blades use. Gridseed and others used a full aluminum block heat sink for each hashing board.
It made them very heavy but their blades were reliable and stable.
 

Betterhash UI works ok but needs some work; as for the Betterhash-Preload remove it it or fix  BH is not on startup via settings but it does load on windows startup until you remove preload entry.

The Betterhash core CPU miner powercore-main.exe seems to be nothing more than their own built distribution of xmr_stak_cpu miner there are many out there. This version rewrites the config file for miners on start; which is pcore.ini. To circumvent this  just find and use a different version of xmr_stak_cpu or build your own from source just make sure it does not use the pcore.ini file as a config because Betterhash.exe replaces it when you press start. Then rename original powercore-main.exe to something else and place xmr-stak-cpu.exe in same directory and rename to powercore-main.exe. When you use this method you will have to manually configure the new cpu miner via config.txt usually.

Nice app and service but please add the option to stop the Betterhash application from overwriting and removing core miner config files; I find this to be very aggravating by passing it. Auto generate if file does not exist options would be better. Main reason I have a AMD Athlon FX 8350 black edition it is a 8 core CPU; the benchmark and running the CPU miner only uses 1 core I have to manually bypass this in the config and then use other means to utilize the other cores for CPU mining. Being able to optimize mining via configuration tweaks is highly desirable.

On my nix box I have NOMP and UNOMP and CoiniumServ. On Windows 10 Pro I have just CoiniumServ; simply because I have tried many variations of getting NOMP and UNOMP to work on Windows via Node.JS on Windows. Tried this on Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and recently upgraded to Windows 10 Pro to go with my R9 390X.

My favorite frontend is MPOS since I have completely modified it to support  displaying higher Network hashrates and modified the theme on MPOS a bit. But on MPOS you have to use worker.name instead of addresses as worker names.

Nice!

Nice contribution;
You may want to update your guide to be more accurate to avoid confusion.

 Corrections:
 on v2.1.0.28
 
1. js --> dashboard --> Rigs --> RigCollection.js

 3. includes --> classes --> miners --> abstract.php

This file needs couple changes. First, scroll to line number 20, and you will find this:
Code:
protected $_rigStatus = 'offline';

includes --> classes --> miners --> cgminer.php
 Now go to line number 25, and will will find this piece of code:
 'status' => $this->_rigStatus,
 
 Go to line number 611, you will fined this code:
 
 Finally, go to line number 623. you will find the following code:

My bad the option is not there in the version you have; you will have to tick Beta or Nightly. I run Nightly via Desktop App, Wamp, and IIS  so it seems stable. I have not encountered any bugs.

No need to wait open cryptoGlance via Desktop app or browser and then go to Tools > cryptoGlance Settings; from there click on check for updates now.

I know what you mean I use it to monitor Minera also since the scripts on Minera tend to bug out on occasions.

Make sure the the user the process is running under has permissions to delete files that the update process is targeting under that home directory. I had the issue with Minera once on Ubuntu.
in some cases just using sudo to start the process i question will get it the correct permission for file manipulations.

Older versions had more issues on Windows with file permissions which would cause the deletion of files to fail. This is also the case when the application is installed in Program Files. If you still encounter such an issue you have to run the process with administrative privileges.

Nice update does now show Ghash pool but the stats are 0 except for number of workers and url.

"0 KH/s
user hashrate (1 day)
0 KH/s
user hashrate (1 hour)
0 KH/s
user hashrate (15 minutes)
1
workers
https://cex.io
url"

Does Ghash.IO Pool work it says Pool Offline; I have enabled the API on Cex.IO for GHash.IO?

Thank you for the quick response; and I look forward to the updates.

Works great except for using the Wallet API on Coinbase. I have only 3 active addresses and then the 2 auto generated ones for the profile on Coinbase since I am new to Bitcoin.
Adding your addresses in the wallets section of cryptoGlance is not showing balance like it should.

I have three addresses added from Coinbase and it is only showing a balance from the last transaction received on the 2nd address; see images:

The custom firmware for the BitMain AntMiner S5 with the graphs both versions; the one with Cgminer 4.8.0 and 4.9.0 have a extremely high number of discarded shares and low accepted ones on other pools even using the #xnsub. The graph stats that the custom image offers is really nice for performance comparisons. The latest official firmware for the S5 really could use the graphs feature without messing up the other aspects of the image; because the officail image has way lower discarded shares and higher accepted ones.

Yes the guide has been followed multiple times.
 It seems as though lighthttpd and apache do not see the minera directory that is in fact in /var/www/ I tried both web servers all return 404 error.
Update: The issue is in fact document root for both Lighthttpd and Apache changing this solved that issue with 404 page on Minera.

Now there is a new issue using Dual Miner USB stick  (for testing minera until I obtain better miner hw) ran into two issues and many hours wasted.

Using https://github.com/dualminer/dualminer-cgminer compile it with

When you try to run the the built application you will receive
Cannot open shared object file libudev.so.0” error? following several guides nothing worked when symlinking are trying to install the library needed.

The old comments for DualMiner fork of Cgminer states

which means use

tried that and get the error  specify at least one pool server
End of Update:


As for the Raspbian and blue tooth; changing distros did solve the blue tooth issue.
On Raspbian the Bluez manager ui would not load at all or would load  messed up interfaces that you could not work with. installing the app again did nothing

tried pairing in command line following many guides; running commands such as

bluez-test-device trusted DC:2C:26:BE:B6:8F yes
bluez-test-input connect DC:2C:26:BE:B6:8F yes

bluez-simple-agent hci0 DC:2C:26:BE:B6:8F

All would return is bluetoothd running so it would not see the service running.

using top i could see the bluetoothd service running.

This distro minera worked without a hitch.

in the new OS Ubuntu Mate the blue tooth command line and UI works fine; but can't load minera see the above mention about the minera directory.

Can't install on Ubuntu Mate for Raspberry Pi 2

./install_minera.sh: line 88: ./build_miner.sh: No such file or directory
DONE! Minera is ready!

Open the URL: http://192.168.5.22/minera/

And happy mining!


Work fine on Rasbian. but Bluetooth was not working said is bluetoothd running? when it was already running; so I tried another OS.