Just sent my payment for the coins I reserved. Thank you very much.

You're welcome, the price one is price per PH at least from what nicehash is currently using on sha256 and it's based on an average price of all orders they have. I'd read their documentation on it if you wanted better information.

I never tested nicehash  on the 841's I can try to if I need to do any tests with them in the future. But with the 851's they seemed to work without the xnsub using the 20180628 Canaan official firmware the only time I ever saw them leave the pool was when the price was under the threshold I set and their hashrates all seemed to be stable and the speeds I was expecting.

I just remember a quote from one of my business class teachers in college who was a lawyer.

"You can sue anyone for any reason, the real question is will you win".

Contact a lawyer in your country and ask them, if they don't want to take the case, you have your answer. Most law firms will take a case if they feel they can make money doing so.

I've used the 851's on nicehash without a real issue (hashrates all seemed normal), I didn't set xnsub because that wouldn't work but they seemed to work fine without it. I also selected a specific price to mine for and would highly suggest putting in the difficulty parameter when using more than one avalon on a pi.
Most pools will allow for parameters to be passed in the password field.
d: difficulty (ie d=14000)
p: price(ie p=0.030) this is a nicehash specific parameter.

I just noticed the no newbie thing, I've been inactive for a period of time and that must have been a new addition to the forums. I've fixed it now.

Thanks for the pics / list let me figure out what I have and what I'd like. Your coins look cool as well. Do you have any prices in mind for any of the things you are selling or is it more of a give me an offer type thing.

There shouldn't be, some banks / credit cards offer the ability to create VCC's the main purpose of them is so you don't need to provide your actual credit card information to a source that you are unsure of. The VCC links to your credit card / bank account and is only permitted to use a certain amount of funds, it's mostly so bad actors can't attempt to charge you more later or for anyone to steal money from you.

I've never used vultr but have reported accounts that were doing things they shouldn't be, like trying to access my network.

This seems to be one of the better firmware releases recently. Only tested on 851's.

There only seems to be a few issues with this, the power consumption in the "higher" mode is on the verge of 1900watts @ 15th/s the June release was  more around 1700-1800w @ 15th/s.

Balanced seems to give around 13th @ 1400-1500w

Low power is around 9th @ 900w

Trying one of their advanced cgminer-api commands and using their cgminer-monitor bash script there is an issue with cgminer restarting over and over (this is only if you use an advanced command and is fine if you aren't using that specific command), I made a work around bash script that  fixed this and will send it to Avalon for them to clean it up as I macgyvered it to make it work as intended.

The api frequency adjustment works properly in this release as well, instead of using the more options on the configuration section.

Now using the June release you can get similar results for power consumption / efficiency by manually changing the frequency and voltages in the cgminer config, but for a novice that wanted to use the lower power mode or if you want any of their more advanced commands this release would be "better". If you were a novice and just were going to use this in normal operational / high efficiency I would just use the latest June release to have a lower power footprint.

Also gave you some merit as I wasn't aware of an April release, my previous tests were on March and February. This release also fixed two miners that the March release broke.

Will these be all sold as full boxes?

I remember the Burger King pokeballs. Any chance you can post a picture / possibly PM me, I have to look and see which ones I have which might take some time as they aren't with me, so you can put my pm at the back of the line.

If you do something wrong with your account they'll ban you.
If you verify your identity with false information and they find out they'll likely ban you also.

If you do nothing wrong then I don't see why they would have any reason to look into your account if the automated process accepts the VCC.

All it's missing is a big underground bunker.

But it looks amazing. I really hope you find a buyer that will take care of it. Is this your home, are you someone who was just working on it, a real estate agent etc.?

I'm offended as an Attack Helicopter you should be more inclusive to us.

There are also other commands that will give different results. Most of the info you need should be in stats.

Using the cgminer-api command will work for this. If you are logged in over ssh:


If you are connecting another way it would depend on how you are connecting / requesting the information. Command information as well as examples are on the cgminer github.

Ready

Fanatic has a bunch you should message him

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2252456

What's in the /config/ folder when you SSH into it?

That's what the S15 I was referencing was using. The 12/5 version

Sent this to you over PM also

https://imgur.com/a/Detmq3h

My biggest issue is the locked down firmware that doesn't allow SSH. If you'd like to know before  I get the pictures, LPM is around 900 watts @ ~16V input, controller pulls 12V and hashrate is about 18Th/s. Without LPM it pulls around 1620w @ between 18-20V with the controller pulling 12V and a hashrate between 27 and 29th/s, most of the time it's in the 28TH range.

The S15 seems to work as advertised, however there doesn't seem to be a way to SSH into it. The dropbear daemon is there but it is set to not allow connections. Does the T15 allow for SSH?

After it got up to speed it was using 18V, but was using 20V until it started.

The S15 also seems to use cgminer and not bmminer as previous miners use.


The S15 images look identical to Swisher828's T15 images.