You plug in a monitor and keyboard and set it up that way.

Will you have the usb permissions fix to allow the drillbit boards to work?

Thanks jedimstr, Is v7 the latest image? Will doing a git pull still work with tk's  image to update the miners or do they need to built from source? Thanks again.

Well I got a new pi last night and set up a fresh sd card with mine peon and did a git  pull to get cgminer 3.9.0. All went well but I can not seem to get my drillbit 8 board to work at all with the pi. I plugged the 8 board straight into the pi and it will not mine. I tried starting cgminer with just the default settings that mine peon uses and also tried some of the drillbit options that work with my board under ubuntu. The errors I was seeing was drillbit failed to initialize and usb errors say insufficient privileges for the port. I will try again tonight and post the exact errors. Anyone have this working on minepeon? Thanks

Pm and payment sent for one cube.

Dose the new cgminer build have drillbit support enabled? I have new pi enroute to run my drill bit and my other pi is running bfgminer with a jala and a cube though the proxy. Maybe someday I can get back to just one....

Long poll inactive but getting good hash rate using bfgminer on a pi as a proxy. Can someone explainer what long poll is. Thanks

So I got my first cube setup and running along good today @~38GH. Was wondering what Long Poll Inactive on the cube set up page means. The cube seems to run along fairly stable on high and the efficiency shows  97-99% Below is a copy and paste of the setup page. It had only been running a few minutes below but after 5 hours or so still the same stat with more shares. I am running bfgminer on pi under mine peon as the proxy and have a bfl hooked up to the pi as well. Can someone explain the long poll inactive. Thanks




BE Cube V9.17 ASIC GT (Proxy, Auto Longpoll support)

ASIC_01-16: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
ASIC_17-32: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
ASIC_33-48: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
ASIC_49-64: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
ASIC_65-80: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
ASIC_81-96: O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
M_01-16: 313 403 298 716 253 388 433 149 343 313 194 253 462 373 268 388
M_17-32: 388 462 268 462 612 448 492 552 433 448 388 313 791 403 522 418
M_33-48: 358 657 806 358 358 283 537 776 567 238 149 657 313 238 462 433
M_49-64: 373 597 388 388 403 358 313 164 462 552 672 537 268 298 343 238
M_65-80: 283 403 657 403 418 328 552 552 209 238 672 238 298 448 403 164
M_81-96: 253 298 149 179 149 492 298 403 283 418 253 328 403 343 448 507
Jobs:0000002584 Accepted:0000002545 Rejected:0000000021 (4:0) F1 F2 F3
MHS:38010 Utility:519 Efficieny:098.49%
Started before: 0d,00h,04m,54s
Current pool: 192.168.254.5 (A)
Switch mode: Primary/Backup
Clock selected: High
Long Poll: inactive

I suspect that even if you go though them first before shipping them out you still would end up with the cards popped out of the slots. Even shipping in the us form you to customers it only take one drop. They need a piece of antistatic foam under the mother board to support it during shipping. All my heat sinks were tight though.

Well no, I do a little of both, very low volume though. I sale hardware about once a month. I have been able to sell most all of it for more or equal to what it cost me, keeping the btc they mined. I have had some luck with timing selling at near highs and buying on the lows. To me it is a bit of a game and I realize that I can end up holding the bag as they say. Truth be told I probable would have made more money just buying and selling btc and not mining a bit of it, but what would be the fun on that.

I suspect this is more of a shipping issue. If they were shipped disassembled I don't suspect this would happen. I suspect that it only takes a slight drop to make this happen.

Got mine today and it is running @38 GH, Excellent Service form Crazyguy Thanks. I heeded the warning and took mine apart and found that some of the card were out of the grooves and the motherboard was bowed. All the heatsink screw were tight though. I carefully reassembled it and all is good. See pic

Exactly, I have been doing well by purchasing overpriced hardware mining for a bit with it and selling it on ebay for what I payed fro it or more, keeping the btc that was mined as well. I will admit some of it is timing and the other part is luck. The whole thing has been fun so far.

Waited for ever to get my bfl got it about 1 month ago, a lowly jala. It has been mining at 8 gh and I could sell it on on ebay for more than I paid for it and have a positive roi right now. If I were smart I would have sold it when it arrived to some sucker for $750 on ebay and made double my money back, but I like mining. That said hell would have to freeze over before I made an other purchase with bfl.

Well I found the easiest way is create an account with btc-e and just transfer from the mining pool to btc-e and convert to btc.

I see the instructions to build namecoinq, but where does one find info on setting up the wallet i.e. what is the address and how does one send name coins from the wallet? Thanks

I seem to be having difficulty finding an easy to set up name coin wallet for linux, any suggestions?

I would like to cash out  my name coins from the pools that I have mined at and exchange them for either btc or usd. Can you share how to do this easily. Please share how to go about this. I apologize if this has already been covered as I did a quick search and did not turn up much. Thanks

Can someone recommend a decent power supply to run a cube with that is available on Amazon?

Barn said  on the other forum that they would be doing a 16 chip Avalon gen 2 board. They won 5000 chips in the Avalon design contest.