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281  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Which raspberry pi model? on: November 26, 2015, 06:20:18 PM
Hi,

Did you contact the Pi-Juice team for your project?

https://www.pi-supply.com/product/pijuice-solar/

Regards,

Jeff.
282  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 22, 2015, 10:25:34 AM
Hi again Grin

Perhaps, some of you, like me, would like to know (if they don't already Cheesy): What are bitcoin miners really solving?

here is a nice and interesting explanation:
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/8031/what-are-bitcoin-miners-really-solving

Jeff.
283  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 22, 2015, 10:16:51 AM
Hello everybody Wink

New out of the box, my compac worked great at the usual frequency: 150Mhz (although i didn't get rich  Embarrassed). Just to have fun and to see what would happend i set the frequency at 250Mhz. The hashrate increased significantly: more than 33Gh/s. However, i started to get HW errors: no valid hashes in the last 10 seconds...I thought i could just adjust the voltage using the small potentiometer on the compac, but i decided not to do it (or more precisely to do it later). However, these last days i noticed than even at the normal frequency: 150Mhz i still get many HW errors. Considering i didn't change anything, i'm puzzled...

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Jeff.
284  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 07, 2015, 08:47:30 AM

Yes, 25 BTC + Transaction Fee - 0.5% will be your's.

Unfortunaly I did not yet solved a block at all, but I will mine until I get one @ck-solo-pool.
I was thinking about the nuclear power plant you've talked about (Fesseheim) and I am verry
happy if it goes offline, because I life not so far from it.

Have a nice weekend

I wish you good luck and every success in sloving the block. That beeing said i still have a question though:
why do you need to join a pool for solo mining Huh

Regarding the nuclear plant you are talking about. Yes, F. Hollande said the governement will close it (but
it was during a meeting for the election compain Grin and here in France nobody believe/have trust in our
leaders and politicians. They often don't keep their promise Grin

Regards,

Jeff.
285  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: looking for USB block erupters on: November 07, 2015, 08:07:20 AM
Hello zOU,

I got two 333Mhs ASIC Block Erupter. In fact just one at the moment because i lend the other one to
a friend and he didn't give it back to me. I got them from camolist for free because i bought a coin
from him. I can give the BE to you. That beeing said, why are you interested in these pathetic miners?
i mean they are nearly as expensive as a compac and much less powerful.

Cheers,

Jeff.

Hello all,

I'm looking to get my hands on 6 USB block erupters.

The old 333Mhs type.

If anyone knows where I can find some that'll help Smiley

I've searched through the forum but I couldn't find anything recent.

Thank you

286  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 09:08:56 PM

I'm looking for more block erupters to fill the slots on one of my switch Smiley

What do you plan to buy?

Regarding the compac: there is a white led blinking next to the green led, i guess it tells
that the miner is working, but more precisely what does it mean? Does it indicate that a
calculation has successufully been done?

Cheers,

Jeff.
287  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 08:58:51 PM
Hi Jeff,

If I look carefully at your graph, I think you have 7 payments.
2 extremely small ones, 2 very small ones, 2 small ones and one bigger one (Like couple hundred satoshis or so)

If you go through the history page by page you'll find them.


Yes indeed  Smiley

The Slush pool is doing OK today so you'll see a lot more of those come in today and the next day or so

Cheers, Mercado

Great Wink
288  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 08:53:35 PM
I have
2 compac = 22Ghs
3 U3 = 180Ghs
1 BFL = 30Ghs
4 block erupters = 1.2Ghs

Total= 234Ghs = 20 compac

And i'm a very very very very very small miner.

So 200x8Ghs=1.6Ths... not that big IMHO. (as long as you can afford/want to spend the money to get the hardware...)

Thanks a lot. I understand better. Btw, do you manage to make some profit? Taking into account the price of the hardware and the electricity price, it looks as it has became quite difficult...Perhaps i should have begun 3 or 4 years earlier, it might have been easier...

Cheers,

Jeff.
289  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 08:32:49 PM
The reward for the block is distributed according to the share processed.

So the more mining power you have, the more share you process, the bigger the reward.

This is indeed what i understood. Btw, is my calculation correct? I mean it sounds weired that
an average worker in that pool owns miners that are as powerful than 207 compacs...

Cheers,

Jeff.
290  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 08:24:50 PM

Jeff, as far as I can see you only got one BTC payment from the pool because it takes a delay of 100 blocks before the blocks that you helped finding pay out.
The confirmed ones on your graph were from before you started mining on that pool.
By now you will see every confirm give you a little bit of BTC

Hello Mercado Wink

According to the graph, i think i got three (tiny) btc payments. The first two beeing when using the 330Mh/s ASIC block erupter.
That makes sense because the last one (when using the compac which is 25 times more powerful) were much higher. So i think i did get a payment with the compac. Did i misunderstand something?

Cheers,

Jeff.
291  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 08:17:52 PM

Salu Jeff,

just a quick answer to ckpool (this is a pure solo mining pool).
You mine there for yourself, you don't get anny pay excapt you are solving a Block.
Then you will get the Reward for the Block -0.5 % wich is for con the pool holder.

nb: I live verry verry near of the alsac area, on the german side.
Guten Abend Wink

Thanks for the informations. What's the amount of the reward? BTC25 ?
Btw, did you already manage to solve a block? I mean it must be quite hard...

Jeff.
292  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 06:59:28 PM
Hello zOU,

Thanks for your explanation. So, if i understand correctly:

1) When i get no earning for my contribution, it does mean that anyone in that pool get a reward.
2) When i get something, then i does mean that 25 has been shared between the members
of the pool. If anyone had the same miner hardware as mine, it would mean that there are 25/0.00000637=3 924 646
members in that pool. On the other hand i read that there are in fact 'only' 18 901 active workers. Does
it mean that an average worker in that pool owns miners that are 3 924 646/18 901=207 times
more powerful than mine?

Cheers,

Jeff.
293  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 06, 2015, 06:18:42 PM
Hello everyone:)

I got my compac in the post yesterday, and of course i wanted to test it at once  Grin

I launched the the gekko cgminer software:
./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 -u Jeff_59.worker1 --compac-freq 150
The miner seemed to work great, however i'm a bit puzzled. Indeed, i looks as if i still don't earn
anything Grin

I mean nearly each time the task is confirmed i get no rewards Shocked

Did i make something wrong, or does it simply tell me that mining with one compac is not enough?

Regards,

Jeff.

294  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 02, 2015, 07:54:55 PM
Hi,

Thanks for the information Wink

I'm using bitminter so far, maybe I'll change if I care to look for better options :p

Have you ever tried to join Sidehack pool or ckpool? It looks as if there is a waiting list to join
these clubs. Also do the compacs have to be bought from Sidehack to have the
permission to join its pool?

Cheers,

Jeff.
295  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 02, 2015, 09:44:20 AM
cgminer gekko only supports the compac sticks:

--enable-gekko --enable-icarus : gekko was built by gutting icarus and rebuilding for compac's, so to use icarus, you would need to do 2 cgminers. 1 for the cgminer-gekko, 1 regular cgminer for icarus, and run both cgminers 1 for compac and 1 for icarus.

Ok, thanks for the information Wink
296  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 02, 2015, 09:42:29 AM
Hello,


I'm using a Belkin F4U018-BLK with a 2.5A power supply


Do you plan to plug the 6 (4+2) gekko compacs on this HUB?

As far as i'm concerned, i ordered the D-link HUB:
http://www.amazon.fr/D-Link-DUB-H7-ports-pour-Noir/dp/B0000B0DL7

I will test and report its ability to support the compacs. Do you think that
pluging HUB on HUB to support more compacs is a good idea?

Cheers,

Jeff.

297  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 02, 2015, 09:22:28 AM
Hello,

Thanks for your message.


With the 330Mhs you should use --icarus-options 115200:1:1


Here what i got:

pi@raspberrypi ~ $ cd /home/pi/Desktop/cgminer-gekko
pi@raspberrypi ~/Desktop/cgminer-gekko $ ./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333 -u Jeff_59.worker1 --icarus-options 115200:1:1
 [2015-11-02 09:10:14.284] ./cgminer: --icarus-options: unrecognized option                   
pi@raspberrypi ~/Desktop/cgminer-gekko $

Although it worked fine with the "official" cgminer v.4.9.1

I'm puzzled because i think i compiled the gekko cgminer with the option --enable-icarus --enable-gekko

Regards,

Jeff.

298  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: November 01, 2015, 08:52:14 AM
Hello Wink

I ordered 4 more yesterday.

I hope there will still some left when i place my next order Grin. The first order beeing just a test.



With the 330Mhs you should use --icarus-options 115200:1:1

Thanks. I didn't forget to specify --enable-icarus to create the binary file, but had no idea of
the options i have to specify when launching cgminer. What does this option suppose to do?

Btw which pool did you decide to join?

Have fun with your miners Grin

Jeff.
299  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: October 31, 2015, 08:18:41 PM
Hello,

Thanks for the informations.

I'm using 2 compac stick on a standard RPI minera image.
I've compiled the cgminer-gecko and it's running fine so far. (see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1173963.msg12368480#msg12368480)

I compiled the source files too and didn't had any troubles on the Raspberry Pi. However i noticed that a cgminer binary file is already existing in the folder downloaded, so the compilation may not be madatory, although it is probably better to do so since the binary file is "hardware optimized" that way.

Note: order to delivery in France from ASICpuppy took less than 1 week.

Lucky you Wink Their oversea shipping costs are, in my opinion, quite high (more or less the price of a compac itself...). I prefered to have the compac shipped within the USA, and reshipped back to me in France (thanks to the forwarding company i currently use). If i remember well, i paid (taking into account both shipping charges) less than $7. That being said, my compac is still in transit Cry

Btw, did you have to pay customs duty?

Still, i went a ahead and tested the cgminer-gecko software on my 330MH/s ASIC block erupter.

./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3334 -u Jeff_59.worker1 --?Huh

[I didn't know which frequency paramater i should specified, so i didn't specify any Grin]

Although it seemed to work, the tasks given by the software were too difficult for this miner. In fact, the miner were just warm and not hot as it used to be when using the "regular" cgminer software...It didn't manage to mine anything...

Cheers,

Jeff.
300  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Mining on Rapberry PI on: October 29, 2015, 11:50:17 AM
Thanks a lot for your quick answer notlist3d  Smiley


2) Not really Minera is like a miner OS for dummies (no offense to anyone using it).  It has great nice gui's, and there is a image that supports the copmpac.

So it really deepens on no 2  on what OS you want to run on a RPI. 

Ok, so i think i won't need Minera. I'm going to compile the cgminer source from Novak this afternoon (even if i don't have the compac in hand yet).

Cheers,

Jeff.
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