Can anyone point me to a walk through for solo mining with a gridseed blade??

Currently I am running a ZoomHash CD Image (on a Pi), but I will gladly drop it for something more intuitive.......

These are brand new, unused, USB risers.......

Recently I ran a group buy HERE:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=439639.0
I held back a few for a project for a friend that never materialized. So here they are.......



Also, I have 2 1X to 16X ribbon cable POWERED risers available.

USB Risers: $10USD each or make me an offer on the lot.....
Ribbon Risers: $8USD each or make me an offer on the lot.....


HOW DO I PAY YOU?

I will accept dollars (PayPal is possible, but I will only ship to the verified address on file. I will refund your payment if you have an unverified account) If you have negative Trust in the forum or are not in the USA, please see the payment methods below.
BTC @ bitstamp rate:  1J8y3SLzGoY2gLYScsbTZmUH7dW18J1q4S
LTC equivalent:  LMkJZ8yuwtVr57GLYZ1JRWstQTc29Cfrtn
ADDITIONALLY: I will accept escrow if you pay (product and escrow) and we agree to the escrow holder as a member of the BitCoinTalk.org forum.  

SHIPPING (USA)
1-2 with First Class: $2.00
1-5 with USPS Priority (2-3 days): $6.00


SHIPPING (OUTSIDE USA) MUST PAY WITH BTC/LTC (No PayPal)
Please PM FIRST. Will offer Priority (non-trackable abroad in many countries) or Express (trackable) at your expense. Priority is at your risk, since I have no way of knowing if it was delivered or not in most cases. Customs forms will be filled out with actual charges and listed as merchandise.

ARE YOU GONNA STEAL MY MONEY/BTC/LTC?
I am not, I have already lead a Group Buy for a TerraMiner IV here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=394941.msg4699197#msg4699197
I have sold over 200 of these here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=439639.0
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How will this affect BTC???  Or is this just proving what we have known all along that the OEM's mine our gear before they ship it to us?

http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/02/06/bitcoin-miners-building-10-megawatt-data-center-sweden/

Woodser

Flexible USB-based powered PCI-E risers $18-$20/each

SOLD OUT - Thanks for the business!

I have IN STOCK and now selling PCI-E 1x > 16x risers. I have a total of 200 on hand. They are powered with either a 4-pin floppy power plug or the INCLUDED SATA power adapter.  They have a built-in PCI-E presence mod for improved video card detection, are pluggable in any size PCI-E slot (1x, 16x, or any size in between), have extra caps for power filtering, and utilize a USB 3.0 cable as the means for transferring the PCI-E signals. The INCLUDED USB cable is 30cm long.

I have received a few questions regarding the color of the circuit boards and the cables.  The boards are blue and the USB cables are white.  The photos below are actual photos of the product.

I have also personally tested one of these adapters with a 6ft and a 10ft USB 3.0 cable.  There was no noticeable loss of hashing power.

The test included a fresh boot in Windows 7, hashing for 5 minutes and taking the CGMiner <5sec> and <avg> hash rates.  In each case the 6ft and 10ft cables had less than 100hash/sec from the 30cm cable that is included with your purchase.

HOW DO I PAY YOU?

I will accept dollars (PayPal is possible, but I will only ship to the verified address on file. I will refund your payment if you have an unverified account) If you have negative Trust in the forum or are not in the USA, please see the payment methods below.
BTC @ bitstamp rate:  1J8y3SLzGoY2gLYScsbTZmUH7dW18J1q4S
LTC equivalent:  LMkJZ8yuwtVr57GLYZ1JRWstQTc29Cfrtn
ADDITIONALLY: I will accept escrow if you pay (product and escrow) and we agree to the escrow holder as a member of the BitCoinTalk.org forum.  
Tracking number is provided for every order.

PRICES
1-10 $20/each
11-50 $19/each
51+ $18/each

SHIPPING (USA)
1-5 with USPS Priority (2-3 days): $6.00
6+ with USPS Priority (2-3 days): $13.00
1-20 with USPS Express (1-2 days): $30.00
21+ with USPS Express (1-2 days): $40.00

SHIPPING (OUTSIDE USA) MUST PAY WITH BTC/LTC (No PayPal)
Please PM FIRST. Will offer Priority (non-trackable abroad in many countries) or Express (trackable) at your expense. Priority is at your risk, since I have no way of knowing if it was delivered or not in most cases. Customs forms will be filled out with actual charges and listed as merchandise.

I can fit up to 20 units in a padded flat rate envelope, $35 priority, $65 express. First Class price will vary based on weight and destination, but costs about the same as priority for 20 pieces, and will cost less if you order less units. Also, something for Canadians. First Class and Priority are both trackable.

ARE YOU GONNA STEAL MY MONEY/BTC/LTC?
I am not, I have already lead a Group Buy for a TerraMiner IV here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=394941.msg4699197#msg4699197
100% positive feedback at eBay since July 2000 http://www.ebay.com/usr/thewoodser

My personal website is www.Woodser.com (Registered in July 2000)
I am a member of these other boards with the same username as here.

WreckChasing.com Joined May 2007
http://pacaeropress.websitetoolbox.com/
PanamintValley.com Joined Aug 2006 (Registration required)
http://panamintvalley.com/forum/index.php

Additionally, I am an Active Duty U.S. Marine stationed in the National Capital Region.

Email me or PM me for additional verification if you would like.


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Just reading.....

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/chinese-bitcoin-exchange-accused-faking-trade-data-1430122

Can anyone explain to me how it’s possible to keep going up in Diff by 30%?

At some point in the near future (2-3 months) the dominant machines will be 2-3Thash but the total number of those machines will be lower than the total number of ASIC blades, USB miners, and random BFL miners that have not burst into flames.

What is the speculation on difficulty?  In two months will it be a battle of the "Haves" and "Have not’s" with regard to Thash machines?  Will this be the end of the "bedroom" miner?

I am just interested in some banter about where you think the diff is going with TerraminerIV and Hash fast coming online and do you think their supply of machines will be enough to disrupt the diff for the small time miner?

I have created two wallets in Multibit, is there anyway to get BTC from one address to the other.......other than transferring it to myself and paying a transaction fee?

Thank you for your time.

Woodser

I am looking to sell or trade my 2 v2 ASIC Blades.  I would like .72 BTC for the pair with free shipping within the US.  (Sorry no shipping outside the US)
I am looking at getting into a ASIC Cube, so If you wanted to trade my 2 blades and some BTC for your ASIC Cube, PM me.

These blades are less than a month old.  They have been running off of a Corsair RM850 power supply, with a APC Back-UPS Pro battery their entire life since new. (I am the original owner)  These are the EXACT units pictured (front two).  They will ship in the original box with the power adapter cable seen in the photo.  Also, shown in the photo is the blue fan cooling the blades (fan not included)

Please PM me with offers, keep your flames to a minimum.  THANKS for looking!

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Also, Paypal Verified..
And my personal website is www.Woodser.com

I sent CrazyGuy some USD for a ASIC Blade and he came through......

For what its worth, my eBay profile since Jul 2000 (http://www.ebay.com/usr/thewoodser)
Also, Paypal Verified..
And my personal website is www.Woodser.com (Registered in July 2000)

I am a member of these other boards with the same username as here.

WreckChasing.com  Joined May 2007
http://pacaeropress.websitetoolbox.com/

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I am sorry if this is in the wrong location, I checked the "Speculation" forum first and is was labeled "Speculation on Bitcoin Price."  This question is more hardware price speculation.

I am new to bitcoin, but I have been sitting on the sidelines for months watching things and I just recently bought some mining hardware.  Some of my very "techie" friends have told me that I am a fool for getting into mining.  Mainly because of the increasing difficulty and the cost of electricity to run the hardware.  But, since I currently live at a location that electricity is almost free I pulled the trigger on some hardware.  With this being said, I have been watching the hardware prices in a few locations over the last three weeks. 

Three weeks ago, USB Block Erupters were selling for about $10.  At the same time a 10Gh ASIC Blade was running about $200.  Then the BTC price spiked to $900, immediately I saw that hardware prices shot up. (Basic Econ101, Supply and Demand)   Today the USB Erupters are near $20-$25 each and the Blades are around $300

Here is the question, Now that BTC has made a correction on the back side of the $900 spike.  How soon should I expect softening in the Hardware market?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

This really should be posted to the "Mining Help" board but.....I am new so I am forced to post it here.

I am using a "known good" 333Mh USB Block Erupter.  It works fine in another machine and has hashed properly for a few days with no/little hardware errors.

Let me first say, I have read every tutorial on "Setting up Block Erupters" I could find.  Most of them are outdated regarding Windows 7 and CGMiner.  Additionally, I have searched the forums for the "No USB Device" error and have reviewed the trouble shooting on each thread that popped up.

Machine #1 is a Windows 7 SP1 64bit Machine with an Intel i5 processor.  The USB Erupter is plugged into a USB2.0 socket and I am running CGMiner version 3.7.2  It runs with no problems at this time.

Unplugging the Erupter and plugging it into Machine #2 and starting CGMiner gives me the error "No Devices detected!"  "Waiting for USB hotplug devices or press q to quit"
Machine #2 is also a Windows 7 SP1 64bit machine however, it has a newer motherboard and all the "on board" USB slots are 3.0.  I was able to verify that the USB ports are set to provide 500mA and are backward compatible to USB 2.0.   This PC case does have a front USB port that is USB2.0 and plugged into the motherboard via connector.  No matter what USB slot I plug the erupter into, the LED blinks 4 times then stays on.  I have ran all Windows Updates, Installed the Intel SDK for OpenCL, and ran the Zidag utility a million times and it still does not work.   The only other USB device plugged in during all my testing was an usb mouse.  I even tried it without the mouse and still no luck.  I also tried every single port on the motherboard and the front of the case.  I also tried using the latest version of CGMiner 3.8.1

My only other idea is to go buy a powered USB hub or internal USB2.0 PCI card and try to plug the erupter into that.

Does anyone have any other ideas before I go and potentially spend unnecessary money on more hardware?

Thanks in advance.