I'm not looking for anyone to tell me "If you don't know you shouldn't do it", because I'm not creating the pool myself (I know nothing about programming).
You came to the wrong place, then. |
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Can I take the yellow and black wires off an old PSU and use those to connect to the new PSU and Blade?
Yes, wire is wire.  I prefer cutting down either a Molex 4-pin or a PCI-E 6-pin extension lead and using those to power the Blades. Means you don't have to butcher any PSUs. I got my extension leads for less than £1 off Amazon. |
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I don't think you can interconnect two PSUs unless you are sure they are designed to do so. Each PSU gives a bit different voltage on each wire so you will end up having reverse current between PSUs (a bad thing).
Wow, that's really not what he asked. |
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i updated to 3.6 and not my jalapeño is not detected as BFL but as AVA0 and AVA1... is there anything that i can do to fix this problem?
Is it mining? If it is, it's not a problem. |
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My wild guess is that he was hoping for people to bid like 3BTC each for them. Then his little auction went bad and people only placed reasonable bids so he's not selling them (how mature). He probably has them running at home now and he's making some BTC and will sell them in some time when he thinks the time is right. Until then he's just going to stay silent.
Purely speculating/guessing here, no proof at all.
Nail, head, hit, you. Rearrange in to common phrase, and you've got it. The Cubes, at current BTC prices, should be no more than 1BTC delivered. Blades, as we see from Canary, no more than 0.3BTC delivered. I would love a Cube, or two more Blades, but I'm not paying yxt's prices. No way. I'd buy them today if they were going for the prices Canary is selling at. Just a shame shipping from the US is so much. |
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Also, why the donald-duck are Blades over DOUBLE the price that Canary is selling them for in the US?  |
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yxt need to get his finger out of his ass and get these sorted. CloverNo01 is importing direct from China in 3 days or so. US have them already. Asia has them already.
Come on yxt, get it sorted!
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My other one is still hashing away like mad - MinePeon is still showing 3.5GH after 2 days!  Oc3k, did you get my faulty one back? Posted it yesterday. |
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mining pool status is dead is that a problem?
Yes. |
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Ah, this explains the dumb-ass question about building a machine for mining altcoins. Seems SeanArse is a 'roid monster meat-head.  |
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Wow, bit of a payout queue going at the moment. I'm 5 blocks down the queue, and have been for a day or so.
Could these guys getting 20BTC+ payouts not have their payouts done more often, so guys like me with 0.1BTC payouts don't have to wait for days upon days?
The payout queue is based on the last time you were paid. If someone was paid since you have been paid, then you are ahead of them in queue. People who have waited the longest since their last payout are at the top of the queue. Exactly my point - these folks storing up 20BTC+ or more are clogging up the queue. If they were paid more often, then we would have this issue of someone taking a whole block's payout in one go. Anyway, just a suggestion - I'm not exactly waiting on the next 0.1BTC coming from Eligius, but I'm sure some other folks would like to get their payouts quicker without the whales clogging up the system. |
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It's not worth buying a 10/100 switch now, Gigabit ones are so cheap. I have one of these, it's been solid as a rock for over 18 months, and uses about 2W of power at worst when all 8 ports are busy: http://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-TL-SG1008-8-Port-Rackmountable-Gigabit/dp/B001AUL7A6A 10/100 will work fine, I use a little 5-port Netgear for my RPi and 2x Blades rig, which uplinks to the TPLink. Works fine, it even runs off the same PSU I use to run the Blades, the USB hubs, the Pi and the fans off. You could plug a wireless access point in to the switch, and connect that to the wifi on your WRT54G. But, it'll be crap - Wireless-G is a bit crap. Just run a cable. |
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It's bad enough with the Russians posting what looks like Klingon in the rest of the forum.
This made me actually LOL. At work. In a silent office.  |
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A decent 990FX board (Asus SABERTOOTH 990FX R2) and a FX8320 or similar are fast. But, they do suck an awful lot of power and produce a lot of heat. I ran a 8320@4.5GHz and it was pumping out about 200W of heat. Intel is a lot more efficient - a Haswell i5 will wipe the floor with the FX8320, but only uses about 35W.  |
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Wow, bit of a payout queue going at the moment. I'm 5 blocks down the queue, and have been for a day or so.
Could these guys getting 20BTC+ payouts not have their payouts done more often, so guys like me with 0.1BTC payouts don't have to wait for days upon days?
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Catalyst 13.9+ seems to crash CGminer 2.10.5+ with it's OpenCL driver.
Use the 12.8 drivers. They were the only ones that ever worked properly for me. |
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Surely i copy the wallet but do i use same username on all comps or i change the workername?
No, just point all your machines to the one bitcoin-qt on one machine. |
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Good bodging.  |
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Yeah, how about giving us some useful information like:
- What OS you're running
- What mining program you're using
We're good, but we can't teleport to your computer to see what's going on...
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At least he stated that he does not want payments before the cubes are in hand.
A scammer would take BTC regardless what is in hand. But an escrow would always be more secure, that is correct.
dragonvr said similar, said he was posting and got payment. Then he fell off the face of the earth with a lot of BTC. |
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