So after you using a bunch of different firmwares on different units (judging by your previous posts) you just happened "not to cry" here as well as BlackPrapor and note that it is in same day and both of you are not even active on forum anymore.
Is it only me or is this fishy?
Take it for what it's worth, makes no difference to me. Not to meaning to blast this thread with posts. To be clear in this situation it is 1 firmware on 3 different S17 models. Not several firmwares. Overall the firmware is awesome and I have no regrets using it. well blackprapor was gone for more then 20 months.
sierra8561 was gone for 10 months and did overclock.
i my self over clocked 22 s9s for ten days with other firmware and had bad results.
to me this firmware will shine with underclock.
the t17 can do 200 watts less with the same hash or close to the same hash.
on this firmware. so for every 10 you down clock you can add a t17. no harm to gear and more hash. much more sound method of using the firmware.
I'm active on a telegram group with you. I have yet to even try one t17.
But I will do so soon.
Once it works I will shoot for 45 watts a th and 42th hash power.
If I do it I will buy more of them.
I always tend to jump right to the overclocking route. I've admired how you always explore underclocking, which in several cases has been the right way to go. |
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I've also had some dead boards at recommended settings. I've been very careful and understand the risk. I wouldn't have bothered posting about it because I know their can be consequences. What the other poster stated was true, although it has been a small number in my situation. To be clear I'm not blaming or crying, I know what can happen the minute I flash a aftermarket firmware.
EDIT: I'm trying the firmware on S17 56T, S17 50T Pro, S17 53T Pro
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*raises hands* i would
So would I. |
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I really like the firmware, no complaints works very well. Job well done to dev team. Only problem is, and I'm no mathematician but dev fee seems much higher than 1.5%. Before taking steps to mass deploy, I'll need to figure that out.
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After upgrade to Cobalt, I have several S9's now showing 1 fan? So they won't hash. Anyone else seeing this issue?
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Love the OS, great work. I do think implementing a fix for the temps should be a high priority.
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Thanks, whatsminer.net looks like a scam site ftw. If you're comfortable PM'ing contact info to your rep there please do. Still hitting a brick wall with them. Just to confirm, whatsminer.net IS NOT THE OFFICIAL SITE? sucks you have to be so careful these days. I can only imagine the horror of sending funds to a scam site. It could financially ruin people. Thank God for this forum doing what it takes to spread correct information. |
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Sent my 4 machines back to hosting. Three set @ 725 MHZ are ceasing to hash randomly. I have remotely rebooted them. One was ceasing to hash so frequently I lowered it from 725 to 650. Now that one appears to be periodically resetting itself. I am running the Autofreq FW on all four. I think I may have heat issues. Any suggestions? I need these babies to stabilize.
Why are you using autofreq? with fw from post 1 you can change just about anything. If memory serves me correctly the very first instruction is get rid of autofreq. |
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I'd love to give this a shot
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Did anyone from the Halong Mining 'first batch' already got their DragonMint 16TH? I ordered them (5x, in total 12.5 usd), but I'm worried if they will be delivered... Just asking since I cannot remember when the first batch will be or is delivered. Mine will hopefully come in April (2018?).
Thanks for any reply.
Delivery was promised in March it's only Feb 1st |
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Promjo, whats the delay?
also, not sure why people here on a bitcoin forum are questioning Adam Backs credibility. His work is cited in the Satoshi white paper
Yeah, without Adam Backs there's no sha256. actually he came up with proof of work via Hashcash that was adopted by bitcoin I don't think Adam is a liar, his close affiliation with blockstream has made him controversial. The anti blockstream people bash them all day long. |
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Does anyone know of any reliable Antminer S9 re-sellers (UK/Europe preferred, but if not will look to US supplier)?
There aren't any, you'll need to buy direct from Bitmain. |
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It looks like the reset button is external instead of requiring a paper clip or something to push it. The S9 does have rails on the side so that is different also.
Edit: The I/O board looks much narrower than the S9 also
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My Nov PSU's arrived today, miners haven't shipped yet.
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BTC is based on decentralization, Hardware suppliers are the most centralized part of our industry. I for one am excited to see more decentralization in hardware. Canaan although a competitor to bitmain hadn't been able to complete on specs and price. Nice to see another player in the game.
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Quote from: Waztim on November 25, 2017, 02:26:40 AM https://halongmining.com/I am interested in buying these miners, forum please provide any insight into these. Many thanks. Smiley Smiley Smiley The demo clip is not convincing. There no real correlation between the unit and the software. Well there are some big names in btc mineing who have posted on that cos twitter account about how they have seen these miners running and were in specs.. and slush pool also said last night that even tho its not an endorsement by them. They admitted to the people who noticed that some of the cos demo video was shot in there offices. and that they are excited to see something like the dragon miner with its open source software and hardware coming to the market to help decentralize mining out of the hands of just a few who dominate the market. So its starting to look more and more like they are a real co that is going to be shipping a real product. Only thing is they are still using words like "should" be shipping there first big batch sometime around march.. So its hard to know what should means exactly.. Being a new product and their first batch I don't blame for using words like should. As with any new business or products, hiccups wouldn't surprise me. Edit. Some very respected names in the crypto community have seen the DragonMint in use and verify its authenticity. |
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If Adam Back said that are real, then they are.
And they are not the only one coming with the new miners. Actually I was waiting this to happen long before. It was a shame that a $100B+ crypto business is being controlled only by one manufacturer without any competition...
I hope this changes soon and we won't have to deal with shitmain ever again.
You are absolutely correct, Adam being involved it's 100% legit |
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I have a question for anyone willing to share. According to the US Tax Authorities, blocks should be reported as income when they are earned or when they are paid (your choice as long as it is consistent). Although this obviously is hard for anyone to track, but I am going to report this to reduce the chance of issues with my other crypto investments that is harder to report (little piggy is cute / big piggies get slaughtered).
As part of that, I am building in historical prices so any of us can import rewards and the system will give you the US dollar (tether) value based on the average price for the day it was found. Going forward, it will have up to the minute BTC prices. I am going to build in international currency tables as well and would like to know which currencies people have interest in and how far back I should go. I have a data source that will give daily values for 166 currencies going forward. I have another with history for 2017 for these currencies: AUD, BRL, CAD, CNY, EUR, HKD, INR, IDR, JPY, MYR, MXN, NZD, NOK, PEN, RUB, SAR, SGD, ZAR, KRW, SEK, CHF, TWD, THB, TRY, GBP, USD, VND.
First off, is anyone interested in this at all? Secondly, would you like a currency other than these? Third, does anyone need this data before 2017?
I’d love something like that for BTC and LTC BTC is considered a commodity in the US I'm definitely not a accountant, but only claim BTC as income when converted to USD. |
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Ordered 10 units to test the waters. Will be a lot more after they have proven to deliver on time and on scale.
I have no doubt the technology works as advertised, but lets see if they can ramp up mass-production, and deliver on a sensible time-scale.
I'm anticipating some hiccups but completely agree with you. |
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It seems like Jihan Wu, the Bitmain CEO is getting little salty about these miners coming to the market. If DragonMint would be one of the million scams, I don't see why would there be effort to create this parody website and do the Twitter post. This Twitter post and the parody website almost seems like a poor discredit attempt. tulipmining.com/ https://twitter.com/JihanWu/status/933739149613338624Seems really petty to me. You can't be the king forever. |
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