You can run up to 6 overclocked ants (2ghs) on the anker 10 port, and still run the USB fan in the bottom port. Nice rig for 12 ghs..
False. You can run 10 overclocked ants on the Anker 10 port. Then again, my Anker has a 750W PSU connected to it... |
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I guess you could remove the metal plate on the back, and use the bolts to bolt the U1 to a decent heat sink - like an old PC heat sink, or a big lump of aluminium our of a power amp or similar. You'd need a heap of short USB extension cables, though.
I have ten of them in a Anker hub, all doing 2GH, with only a 140mm fan blowing across them.
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Awesome, thanks.  That lets me see what should go where, the example configs are very terse. Yeah, I had a lot of back and forth with the developer before I got everything going correctly... hopefully my config can help you skip that step  Got it working, thanks. Very useful, I sent you a wee tip, my head was pickled all afternoon with this thing. |
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Awesome, thanks. That lets me see what should go where, the example configs are very terse. |
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I've got this mostly set up, but the "Revenue" section of the page is only picking up the first of my two machines. I've got two machines here mining, one is a PC running Debian Wheezy with bfgminer, and the other is a BBB running cgminer for the USB devices not supported by bfgminer. The "Revenue" section is only picking up the cgminer hash rate - it doesn't seem to add the extra hashes to the total for some reason, so my Revenue is low. My config is as follows: 'use strict';
module.exports = {
title: 'HellDiverUK Mining Ops',
webinterface: {
port: 3000
},
modules: [
{
module: 'revenue/solo',
miner: 'miner1',
market: 'market1',
technical: 'technical1'
},
{
id: 'miner1',
module: 'miners/bfgminer'
},
{
module: 'miners/bfgminer',
title: 'BeagleBoneBlack cgminer',
host: '192.168.5.195',
port: 4030,
interval: 2500
},
{
module: 'miners/bfgminer',
title: 'Wheezy bfgminer',
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 4028,
interval: 2500
},
{
id: 'market1',
module: 'markets/bitcoincharts'
},
{
id: 'technical1',
module: 'technical/blockchainInfo'
}
]
};
Any ideas? Edit: Actually, it's now not working at all and I don't see what I broke.  I'd appreciate it if someone posted their configuration so I can see where I've broken it. |
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GPU's make more money than overpriced asics and can actually be used for something useful when not mining.
Wow. Are you high on the fumes from your burning AMD chips? |
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Yeah, reading on down the ASIC.README I saw that. I'll update when I try.
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someone needs to create a device that would instantly put out the fire on your miner else you might not have a home,THOUGHTS??
It's called a CO2 fire extinguisher.  Point at base of fire and blast away. |
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What do you have against GPUs? The other thread is now automatically better since it will have more pictures.
Err..the other thread is full of GPU cobbled on bits of wood and milk crates. Knock yourself out there. Most of us don't care about GPUs any more, unless it's running Battlefield. |
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Still having issues getting the Nanofurys to work on nwooll's version of bfg. Running it on Debian, hidapi is installed correctly as far as I can tell (no warning or errors when setting up bfg).
Any ideas?
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So what's the chance of the developers talking to Luke-Jr about bfgminer support for these boards? I really dislike cgminer, and I'm dumbfounded that whoever it is behind these boards haven't talked to Luke-Jr. WTF is up with that? |
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Just picked up a Bitburner Fury - how is bfg's support for these things?
Also got a Bitburner XX (Avalon chips). Again, I assume bfg supports these things? Not sure why you assume that. Bitburner still hasn't provided and docs, sample units, code, or even communicated. I assumed it did because most devs are fothcoming with stuff like that. Or they worked similarly to some other device, I don't know. That's kind of why I asked. Fair enough, looks like cgminer it is then. Edit: From cgminer's readme file: All current BitBurner devices (BitBurner X, BitBurner XX and BitBurner Fury)
emulate Avalon devices, whether or not they use Avalon chips.
So, is there a chance bfg will work? I guess I'll just have to try it when the boards arrive. |
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Just picked up a Bitburner Fury - how is bfg's support for these things?
Also got a Bitburner XX (Avalon chips). Again, I assume bfg supports these things? |
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Yes the zlib1 is missing and correct it does NOT work on the 64 bit
It works fine on 64-bit windows. It's just not a 64-bit application. It failed on my win 8.1x64 but works first time on my win 7x86 (but then win8.1x64 is a bit low on drivers for other things ) Works on x64 7 and x64 8.1 for me, once the zlib.dll is copied over. |
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ckolivas I know you don't manage the TP-Link hardware and software but I do know you have done the builds to update CGminer (Much much love man on that one). Have you heard of anyone dropping the TP-Link and using another piece of hardware like a PI or a BB Black to run CGMiner?
If the Avalon clones have a USB port you can mine through like the originals, then just plug them in to a hub and run them off a BeagleBone Black. I'm suggesting the Black because it's USB is much more stable than the RaspPi's USB, and the 2GB flash on the BBB is much more stable than the SD cards on the Pi. I'm running Debian on my BeagleBone Black, with cgminer or bfgminer (your choice), Apache, php, which I can access using the normal miner.php page. I've got about 100Gh going through it, soon to be 150GH. I use bfgminer as I also use it as a getwork proxy. |
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I have a few antminer u1 running around 1.6/7 showingvon cgminer butvon my btc dashboard and bitcoinium app to watch miners it shows approx 30% reduction than cgminrt.
Anyone any tips or tools
1. Proof read 2. Don't trust cgminer because it reports gibberish 3. Always wear sunscreen. |
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Yep, they're still dodgy as fuck.  |
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BTCGuild makes a little selling ASICMiner Block Eruptors
Unless they're in a time warp, they don't. |
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I use p2pool
You're my hero. |
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I used the Zadig tool thingy, or is this not needed?
There's your problem. You f**cked it by using that. You'll have to remove all the drivers for the Antminers in Device Manager, then reinstall the VCP drivers. Step away from zdiag. |
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