Wolfey2014, it would be appreciated when you'd stop with always finishing a post with your name. Common forum stuff, your name is already on the left and you might notice that almost nobody does it besides you
 
Further it might be good to sometimes refrain from commenting when it's not 100% on topic. I do see your enthusiasm which is very good but like it has been mentioned before (probably also in other threads), when somebody asks about a problem with software A, there is no need to promote your software B (or point out that what you are using works). Even though it's better/cooler/hipper/cheaper/more effective/etc, that's not what the question is about. I've seen (so far) two annoyed responses on those "plugs" on cpuminer in the several threads I'm following and you don't really seem too happy with those remarks so far. To make a slight understatement

As a complete linuxnoob, I've installed 2 raspberries, put the suggested software on them and made 32 GSD's run for 72 hours already without a single hiccup or miner reconnecting/disconnecting. I'm -this- close to putting my version back into an image to share with everyone because it works so damn well
So cgminer (if you're into scrypt only) is a very decent piece of work, but just one of the flavors, just as your favo software works perfectly well

On the other hand, you're doing very good with your research on stuff, so keep that up, I've very happily used some advice from your posts already.

Oh, and starting a response with "no offense" but then clearly showing in your writing that you took offense is, ehm, well, an incorrect use of the term

I just wouldn't order with them anymore. Unless that webshop is online including full tracking of the status of an order, plus significant lower prices

It would be hilarious if something like that worked on gridseeds

Withdrawal just hit my wallet. Seems to work ok.

Just withdrew the amount of LTC I had, let's see what happens.

Since gridseed is pumping out roughly 350 Mh/s in equipment a day it's not going to get better at all. Save your GPU's for Scrypt-N.

Just moved my rigs off ghash, there is a problem with one block and no reward is registered whatsoever.

It seems you're not sending in shares. Which would explain the problem. What does the "shifts" overview show?

You're probably not completely over the 48 hours threshold yet. I've just emptied my accounts there just to make sure, had 10 LTC and 0,5 BTC there, showed up in my wallet in under 10 minutes, so I'm not expecting a gox here.

Yup, it's very clear that atm the total hashrate is just slightly above 25 Gh/s. They could well be buying up mining contracts right now to keep it that way as that will save them from paying a lot more than they would want to compared to the money they "lose" on the contracts.

From a commercial point of view I see why they can't keep up with double since the market just kept traffic under 40 Gh/s. But this isn't really good from a trust point. Some people said they had bought contracts, I for once will soon be traveling, had I moved all my hashes to ghash and found out an hour after leaving they had changed the proposition I'd also feel quite screwed.

So far the amount of Gh/s on Ghash.io stays safely under the 40 Gh/s limit. I think some people are very well planning capacity

So far one block has been mined above the 40 Gh/s limit, so far not much "loss" to be compensated for.

To be honest, GHash.io gives me an average of 9,5 Mh/s on my hardware where Clevermining gives me 10,5 Mh/s. So unless the offer of GH is extended (or switched to another scryptcoin) I'll be back to CM in just over 6 days. (after which most probably hashrates at GH will drop dramaticly anyway)

As my earlier PM didn't work. Do not spam me 7 times. Please. That I post in other threads is no open invitation for you to harass me with messages.

Currently I have 15 and 16 connected to two raspberry's with the newest scripta with cgminer, the crashpatch and autorestart on. So far one day without touching the thing. Hopefully after the weekend it'll still run.

It might be a good one to start splitting the capacity over different coins and payout based on "shares entered" to level the profitability without killing one certain coin.

(if that is not already happening)

Well it has started, at least for my order.

Have you checked your email for a DHL confirmation?

Ah, clear. Because knowing you're dispatching from the UK, you have to charge VAT for them unless delivering to a VAT registered company within the EU.

Considering other UK resellers sell them with VAT for roughly that price they aren't that low as far as I can see.

They've been running very smooth for 24 hours, 31 pieces deliver a steady 9,5-10 Mh/s. I'm using two raspberry Pi's. Cheap hubs and the controllers from Lightning Asic were the biggest problems with me before.

Are these prices on your website including the VAT?