Yeah, as debit noted. One of many.

The units are probably individually boxed.

Which is good. Open, test, reseal, relabel, reship.

Thanks for the updates! Honestly, this is better than I had expected. I look forward to finally firing this thing up.

Buy Antminer S1's. You can get them damn cheap because they aren't that efficient anymore. But you don't care about efficiency.

You'll need power supplies and network access.

 

I have this problem where occasionally the miners will go down and the minera dashboard, and even the lighttpd test page will return a 404. I'm unable to ssh into the machine when this is happening and I can't find anything in the logs to indicate that something is going on, much less what.

I suspect one of the partitions on the SD card is spontaneously un-mounting periodically.

My solution is I have a monitoring service check the lighttpd default page every 30 minutes. If it doesn't find the normal text, it sends me an email which is specially labeled by a gmail rule. Then I have an IFTTT rule that checks for new emails with that label. The whole mining rig is plugged into a WeMo outlet and if there's a new email matching the miner being down, it power cycles the whole rig.

Byzantine, yet highly effective.

The wemo outlet also allows me to monitor the power consumption and remotely power off or power on the rig if needed so it's a neat thing to have.

Not Asci- Sha.

And I don't think there's software that will support the R-box, the antminers and the Gridseeds.

I'd use minepeon for the SHA (Bitcoin) stuff. You might have to compile your own miner program to use the R-boxes though I hear official support is in the latest build of CGminer

For the Scrypt units I'd use Minera, unless you're dead-set on dual-mining with them, in which case use hashra.

But you should get another raspberry pi. You should be able to find this for less than $30.

That's not completely implausible, though the unknown percentage of found blocks has been that high for some time.

It's important and valuable that you've responded to the community's concerns - however personally I feel like much of the potential weight of your statement is rendered moot by the fact that you make the above statement which is partially false.

It can be interpreted as true, if we are to understand that "We" means "Our organization as directed by our management"

Yet, double spends were carried out using your pool by insiders with the explanation being that these were rouge employees not acting under the direction of management or the organization as a whole.

And therein lies the rub.

While it does not take a master logician to deduce that it would be far from organizational best interests to attempt a double spend or other exploit against the network based on a majority hashrate, the fact remains that bad actors inside your organization have done exactly that in the past.

Therefore, regardless of how benevolent a pool operator is deemed to be, having that much power in one place is inherently dangerous. Such logic is commonplace. No one man acting of his own congress generally has the ability to launch a nuclear weapon, for example.

The Nakamoto whitepaper specifically identifies Bitcoin as a trustless system. That's the beauty of it. Everything is independently verifiable. But, as we're all very aware, enough power in one place and all of a sudden trust is a very real part of it. It's not, per se, that we don't want to trust you - It's that by the nature of the ecosystem into which we have all taken part in, we don't want to have to trust you. Or anyone for that matter.

The mining community at large has long been aware of this, and I'm glad to hear that you're open to discussion. Lets keep it a trustless system. Show us your commitment to preserving the ecosystem by the metaphorical blockchain of your next steps.

I think getting on board with the GBT protocol would be simply gigantic in demonstrating this commitment. I know Luke-jr agrees with me, and I surmise many others do as well.

There also may be alternative measures you would be better suited to take - my understanding of the core-level structure of the protocol and your pool are not complete enough to say with authority exactly what you should do.

But more than you should say anything, you should do something, and it should be a step that makes it very clear your commitment to keeping the network trustless, and you should be very public and completely transparent about it.

And that is simply my two cents.

Are you looking for display of the web-dashboard? Is that an HDMI or Composite display?

Or are you looking for something for a little dot-matrix-lcd on there?

In terms of the web dashboard, I don't think there's any reason why minera couldn't run on top of full rasbpian with a desktop installed. Then just launch a browser and point it at localhost.

In terms of a small dot matrix lcd. that's theoretically possible too. I know minepeon had a plugin to support the piface displays, it might be able to be ported to minera.

TL;DR - Probably with a bit of effort but not out of the box.

I really doubt that's a second black arrow account. It's more conceivable that someone is just trying to be what they deem to be a voice of reason.

I think the whole situation is a bit unreasonable to be honest - but there probably could be a bit more decorum about it on everyone's part. Including theirs.

Actually No.

Over the last four days Ghash's share of found blocks rests at 34% and over the past 24 hours at 29%

Poolside reported hashrate is 38PH/s down from 42PH/s.

I moved my miners away last week. But they don't have anywhere near 51% anymore.

In fact, most of the "OMG 51%" stories being published NOW, the gizmodo piece included and especially, are nothing more than uninitiated FUD.

I'm most likely keeping my miners off of Ghash for the foreseeable future. But the sky is not falling.

Damn your'e fast 

I will check it out when I get home, I've found it's unwise to muck around with my miners via CLI remotely from work.
Not that I'd lose that much money if I couldn't get it running again, but it would bother me the whole rest of the day.

In the meanwhile, dragging that donation slider up another notch. 

Were you able to get it working with minepeon? I've had no such luck as yet, but I didn't try particularly hard...

That is fantastic news! Thanks!

Looking good! Love the responsive design. Looks much better on ye iPhone.

One note: the menu on the side still does not appear in ios safari even when the show/hide button is pressed. It shows the pane but it is blank.

Far from an urgent issue, but after you enjoy your vacation it might be something to look at.
In the meanwhile, enjoy your vacation! If anyone is in desperate need of an IMG I'm happy to post one.

Not for nothing I've never seen load-balancing pool switching work as advertised. Just saying.

I would also like to renew, and I received .06.

Didn't get the positive feedback yet, but I would appreciate it! I'm leaving you feedback right now.

This is my 200th post.
Same payout addy:1L9XDQ3fMa1LRFg9UEKZpCgN3kc6tdS5TS

Yeah, well people get angry and are probably ddosing it. Not without good cause.

Oh bitpop thanks for assuming that because I could log in with an iphone that I am actively mining on ghash or use an iphone for anything other than software development.

Dumb fucks with their expletives and assumptions.

Wut? I can log in with my iphone fine.

It's a LITTLE annoying because if you go to ghash.io and you're not logged in, it bounces you to login, and when you do you load the cex.io homepage.

But if you click that little ghash.io button you're taken and logged into the pool. Not sure the issue you have.

While I can't say the same about BA, you and by extension minersource have earned a loyal customer in me for as long as I'm in this game. Good luck with the shipping.

Semi related - do we know if there's any chance of getting the lcd's shipped out after the miners for customers comfortable installing them? Honestly I prefer mine to have no screen (less power draw) but if I could install it later it could boost resale value.

Thank you again.