Thank you for the prompt refund. Funds received.
No problems at all.

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Could you please refrain from speaking for others. Better yet … STFU and stop embarrassing yourself. Yeah so what, I bought my shares when btc was over 1000 USD. Not going to cry about it. I am an accountable adult and I knew the risks. Hoping for the best but prepared for the worst. Come what may. Here is a little something for your pain... because I care.

#1047

3 shares

Transaction ID: d9926cfbf4276547e945eb503205c53e70ff914dbcfa2f9b8d102df8adb90c6a

All the best

This is really unfortunate.
I highly recommend you safeguard yourself if you let somebody else crack your password. 95% of passwords are really not that hard to crack when it comes to the general population. Things get tricky when it comes to truly random-ish passwords that are longer. That is almost never the case though. I even found one of my old pw |23p34t. (repeat. In geek speak). THC-Hydra for networked cracking and “John The Ripper” for more or less everything else are the two I used the most. You can tweak the code to w/e you need to crack. There are dictionaries out there that are over 10GB but an optimized one for your way of thinking and language would be recommend. You can find some “simple ones” here http://www.openwall.com/wordlists/

Was wondering why these cost about 2500 USD (15500 CYN) on the Chinese pages of bitcointalk. Not to mention it looks like they can buy these without using BTC?.

Google Translate:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=340071.msg3648732#msg3648732

BTC as I write this is at 1030USD? If we must use BTC maybe it can be a floating value locked to a USD price?

I must admit the Ant miner does look nice.

Interested in the AntMiner S1.
That is if the price is not retarded and it has the power to hash ratio quoted.
Sounds like a bitfury killer.
Mark me as interested for batch 1.

Your pain is our pain...this should help.

I had about 2.23 GH/s at first like most here. Took a look at the PCB and realized the fury chip was a bit choked to prevent heat and USB power issues. R15 next to the button was set at 22k. Read that a value of 10k would be fine. By paralleling another resistor you get R= 1 /(1/R1 + 1/R2). Set a tiny SMD pot to about 19k (careful not to set to low!) and bridged the the 22k resistor for a total of about 10k. Did a reboot and was seeing about 2.84 GH/s. High error rate and the heat sink was getting really hot. A little increase on the pots resistance landed me at at an Avg of 2.78 GH/s and a report of 2.61 GH/s. Error 4.6%

 
So you have an idea of what you should be listing in your rc.local (using Debian armhf on a SoC)
To make sure you are really listing the right device (a /dev/ttyACMx) on the port see what is there.

A fury will show:


This is even more important for ttyUSB devices since BE and BFL etc all will show up as /dev/ttyUSB* stuff.

Just change the ttyUSB0 to ttyUSB1,2,3 …n. In my case this is the cmd in my;



If ports start changing on you give the -S noauto a read

This is even more important for ttyUSB* devices since BE and BFL etc all will show up as /dev/ttyUSB* stuff.
Just change the ttyUSB0 to ttyUSB1,2,3 …n.

Using screen like this with the -dmS will just kick off the command and detach while the S parameter gives it a nice name “bfgminer”.  

Anyway I have my fury set at 2.7 GH/s now and that seems to be “the sweet spot” on this thing. More or less what I got with a fury chip setup I built running at 0.84V @ 2.5A clocked at 230MHz. This thing should be easy to chain fury chips on...idk. If I can get hold of some bare chips Ill give it a shot...that is if I don't get some ANT (BM1380) chips sent to me first for another project.

Somebody said something about "the pencil mod cmd" lol, sure that might work too. Not sure I personally would do it that way.

Thx OutCast3k
SSH'd into the Debian armhf SoC about a day or two after kick off.
The Fury is doing Avg 2.77/ 2.58 Ghs. Just dropped a 0-25k SMD pot parallel over R15. With no fan I get about 4.5% HW error. With a fan HW Error is about 3.2%. Ill set it for about 2.7 GH/s and that will improve the error rate even more. No need to flash as Luke's code quills a lot of the issues.



This is just a little side toy I am playing with. 3 BE, 1 "Blue Fury" and a 30 GH/s BFL on ARM SoC with a little Dlink DUB-H7. The OS is my own brew of Debian with a git pull from Luke-Jr from a few days back. Rock solid.

Might mod it by chaining in a a few more fury chips with their own power supplies and pcb board just for the “tinker factor”.
You don't have any bare bitfury chips to sell do you?

All the best
Onryo

Not sure about Arch but on Debian like systems


Just replace the ttyACM0 (above) with the device you need info on. Same goes for ttyUSB devices.

GNU/Linux Debian armhf on SoC. BFGMiner 3.5.1

A little advice would be to not blindly add all USB devices as Block Eruptors from
Try
Just replace the 0 for each device found. You might see something like
ID_VENDOR=Butterfly_Labs gear etc.

All the best

GNU/Linux Debian armhf on SoC

Me too.
All the best

BTC was an innovative fork from an invariantly broken social/economic institution, the digital anthropomorphism of a voice of synergistic reason. All I hear today are the distant echoes of greed and hostility. As awesome as that RedFury setup looks, I must ask – why did you post those photos in this thread?

Edited photo. Post #486 made a good point.

Might be a few days delay it would seem. From OutCast3k GB on this same device.

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OutCast3k
As far as I'm aware after speaking with him the PCBs are manufactured in China and there was a Chinese holiday at the start of the month which delayed shipment of those slightly, on top of that beastlymac initially wasn't able to contact the bitfury team because of the forums down time. All of which put this project behind schedule slightly. I was told at very worst they would ship by the middle of the month to myself and the other resellers.

Beastlymac
Yep Chinese holidays have caused some issues with pcb availability. Everything is ordered and inbound to fabrication.
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From Oct 1 - Oct 7 is so called "National Day Golden Week Holiday. Well back to the sweat shops kids!. "Happy week" is over!

No wonder there are so many people in China with this much free time
- Chinese people legally enjoy over 115 days off including 104 days of weekends and 11 days of festivals.

http://www.travelchinaguide.com/essential/public-holiday.htm

Your TerraMiner II that is set to be shipped on January 14 looks really interesting. 1 TH/s at $3500USD and a power utilization of 600 Watts (0.6 Watts/GH) and “only” $3.5 a GH looks extremely interesting.

http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/fa1b28edd8

As they say. If it sounds to good to be true it probably is.
I for one will make an order if you escrow or PP or use some other reversible payment. Sorry but we have been fucked over one to many times. Your team looks awesome. A European manufacturer/distributor would be advised as many of us are sick of shipping (shipping/customs time) custom fees and shipping fees and worst the satanic rape tax from items from outside of the EU. As a company you can avoid the import tax to Europe if the devices are assembled in the EU. Something as trivial as dropping in a PSU can be considered “manufacturing”. Pick a EU country that has ultra low taxes to send the items from that EU country. That way other EU countries wont get smacked with say a 25% (like the Nordic countries) import tax. They would just pay what the other EU sending country has to pay in VAT.  Not sure if things have change with the laws in the last 6 years but this is how we would get things done back then.

Hi Maidak,

Thanks for the pm. Nice to know all went well with the payment. Will you be sending a email with a tracking number when the time comes? Just so we know you actually sent our devices. This also would be a bit of a safety for you since you are selling with PP. Would be nice if you could also put our names down on the list. All this will build seller trust for future group buys you make.

All the best! Can't wait for my stuff to arrive  

# Been running Raspbian, BFGMiner, Adafruit 2x16 LCD and a handful of BE with no problems at all.
# Forgot all about my little setup them until I saw this post.
# The erupters have been hashing away for 2-3 weeks non-stop. HW errors 0.48%. No lockups or issues. Really solid!

git clone https://github.com/luke-jr/bfgminer.git
cd bfgminer
./autogen.sh
./configure
make

# I like to run BFGMiner from the build dir. I don't install.
# BFGMiner's API does not blindly listen to any old crap. We need to enable the api in a way
# that is not going to restict the port.
# There are a few ways to do this but the easyest is to use api-network.

./bfgminer -o http://xxxxx:port -u onryo -p xxx --api-listen --api-network -S erupter:all

# Now your Adafruit is hashing away with your erupters with BFGMiner and your Adafruit is
# working just fine with your erupters.

# Make a nice bfgminer.conf file and save it in lets say ~/.bfgminer/ so you dont lose it.
# I just pull my "play around" gits in a dir called sandbox.

Add this to your /etc/rc.local

cd /home/pi/sandbox/PiMiner
python PiMiner.py &
cd /home/pi/sandbox/bfgminer
./bfgminer --config /home/pi/.bfgminer/bfgminer.conf -S erupter:all

# I don't use nohup for a lot of reasons.

# If you do not want to see "connecting to cgminer" when you start your RPi
# change the line in PiMinerDisplay.py to

self.lcd.message('connecting\nto BFGMiner ...')

# top shows that PiMiner is a CPU hog though. 28%  

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pm sent to OutCast3k

Thought I would give this a spin before I (might order a few more) to see what can be done with them.

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http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=onryo
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gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 0x2B4B58FE
P.P. (Now broke on BTC atm =/)
Web Accept Payment Sent (Unique Transaction ID #2P476114WW951724V)
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When can I expect this thing in Sweden?

All the best!

The developer's pubic key has a massive web of trust and signed by well known devs.
You then make the decision to add the public key to your chain.

Check again if find the keys fingerprint all over the net.

Don't be an idiot and sign any pubic keys unless you yourself know the owner and got it face to face. For your own keychain trust models be pessimistic. 

gpg --verify xxxxx.iso.asc xxxxx.iso

Make sure you see "good signature"

This is a good start.

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GPG/PGP key ID: 0x2B4B58FE
gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 0x2B4B58FE