Has anyone found any calculation for hash rate / CPU power?
Have you tried mining it? Yep, On several types of hardware. What's the best way to estimate the hashrate?
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I updated my post, please have another look.
Both two R4 units ended up being sent to MyRig, and they were able to fix only one R4..
Got it, thanks. The R4 is so unique - it’s a shame there are so many issues.
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Well I found out that,
Bitmain can not repair R4 miners. They say they don't have spare parts anymore. Which sucks, in my opinion.
The only place to repair these is MyRig.
Gotcha - I saw that response from Bitmain - did they return it to you? Has MyRig responded with any updates on the other board you shipped out?
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I had 1x R4B1 that have very cheap PCI power connectors. They overheated at stock speed, ruined my P/S cables. ( EVGA G2 1300W ) My second unit didn't have that issue.
Monitor your cables temperature, nothing should heat. Bitmain lowered connector quality for some R4 batch, probably explaining lot's of defects.
It need a lot's of heat to desoldering, soldering iron alone won't be enough. Pre-heating bed or hot air is mandatory to execute the job properly.
Or you can send the boards to me for repair. I've been doing this on Avalons, Titans, and S7's for awhile now, and I've seen some poor attempts to do it which don't end well. If you want me to fix bad connectors, drop me a PM and pack the boards in bubble wrap. And since I believe information should be free and the skill of work be paid for, here are some tips on how to do it: You have to get a pre-heater. Aoyue 853+ or better at minimum. Don't use a super big soldering iron, you will just burn the vias before you remove the part. Cut the back three prongs on the connector before you start. That way you are removing them one at a time, not six at once. And the super magic secret: Tin the leads with lead/rosin solder. This will lower the melting point of the crap ROHS solder a *lot* and make removal easier. Use very good flux. Flux cleans connections and transfers heat. Once off....///// How do you pre-heat this area without letting the SMD components float off? The pcie joints seem really difficult to melt!
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Btw, I recently bought two faulty R4s in Ebay to see if I can fix them and after I noticed I'm not able to fix them with my equipment, I sent them to paid repair service (out-of-warranty repair service). I have sent one R4 to Bitmain in Hong Kong and I have sent the another one R4 to MyRig in Denver, CO, USA. In a e-mail discussion Bitmain said to me that "We have not produced or supported the R4 in a long time. If you need repair please try our out of repair agent in the US. They carry parts for older machines and may be able to repair. Please check with them." I didn't know this prior sending one R4 unit to Bitmain in Hong Kong. But I should have remembered that there was this whole replacement process with T9s and S9s for guys with a faulty R4 unit.. Let's see how this turns out. Any news on these two tests? Curious as to the progress or outcomes. Any idea how much the CO repair center charges to repair/replace a single r4 board?
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Has anyone found any calculation for hash rate / CPU power?
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and that, if this will help, here to say something else! It is not the first time that this error occurs such as "reject reason: bad-cb-height"! I use 2 pc, and on both computers periodically appeared this message, ie. report "reject reason: bad-cb-height", meaning sometimes, once in a day, or 2-3 times, not more! I thought it all happened this, but no one anything about it not written here, and i did not want to look stupid! If even a sometimes happened this mistake before, let him say now, so we know! Well i hope i was helpful ...
Are you using some sort of custom code? Did you copy the blockchain to the other computer instead of letting it build from scratch? The only other place I've seen this is in a custom statum implementation on another project. (Not mine.) Hopefully you can figure this out and get your lemons.
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LemonCoin is alive.
That ICO mentioned does not appear to be the same thing.
Running a very small farm test on Lemon with old PCs.
Dev, Please update when you can to keep momentum. This seems to be one of the few remaining CPU coins and it's worth saving. Buys and Sells still work on Cryptopia. Looking forward to that wallet update.
In the mean time, for those of you who would like your machine to mine LemonCoin automatically upon boot:
Create file in lemoncoin directory named :
lemoncoin.conf
Edit this file in text editor and add:
gen=-1 genproclimit=-1
(This must be completed with lemon closed. )
Upon opening, LemonCoin Core will automatically begin to mine on all available cores. (The -1 means yes, run, all available.) Be sure to click 'start with system' in the options.
Onward and Upward.
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Theoretically the community could create a stats page just based on current hash speed, last block found, current BTC block and previous stats. It would be ROUGH but it'd be something. So far, we've got 4th/s from the recent poster. Anybody else want to share current hash rate? (Mine's been down for a while, just throwing this out there. )
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It's good to see some activity here. I will continue to check back looking for a functional stats page. Thank you WK for processing the most recent batch. You guys are awesome.
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How goes the new stats page and homepage progress?
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The bulk of the remaining offline wallet funds are funds held and currently untouchable in the offline wallets from the withholding attack over a year ago which is awaiting legal confirmation before I can distribute it to affected miners from that time period.
Any news on that one... It is now over 2 years... Interesting. Any idea which miners were affected?
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my payment didnt turn up - was my hashing processed? all seems right on my end apart from lack of deposit
Was that with your dusty sp20?
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Greetings Eligius miners,
Apologies for the lack of updates here. I've been unexpectedly and extraordinarily busy with matters that have taken precedence over my efforts here. Suffice it to say I've not been home and haven't had access to my desk, offline wallets, etc for a little while.
I don't have a lot of time to detail anything right now, but I'm alive and well, and I intend to continue my work on Eligius.
I've done a manual payout for all work submitted since the last block the pool found in transaction da621d666b99b56392347a20aedde0e8e1fdf98909c904f87478ebe9b5b45c12.
It's 4AM my time, and I'm really squeezing this work in right now... but I'll be back with a more detailed update soon.
Thanks for sticking with it!
-wk
TY
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Good news! [18:01:24] <wizkid057> alive... been unimaginably busy. have not had access to my IRC VM for a while. will touch base soon. Good to hear.
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Is anyone else minting new coins or just Elig?
P2Pool? Another good choice it would seem, but so tiny! There are two forks of p2pool running, each with about 2.5PH last I looked. Gotcha. It's nice to see so many with good Core support.
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Is anyone else minting new coins or just Elig?
P2Pool? Another good choice it would seem, but so tiny!
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Iuntil you have answers, Well may I suggest going to ckpool.org its a new pool check it out
Looks interesting. That Hash Extracted Rate Product and Difficulty Extrapolated Reward Payment cracked a smile. What's the benefit of that over slush so far? How's stability? Is anyone else minting new coins or just Elig?
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No Well that sucks. His account here shows that he was logged in yesterday, but he really seems to have stopped responding to everyone. Hope he is OK. -Dave He may have been overwhelmed with everything going on. "Man, I left vacation to return to these comments!?" At least his account still works. Looking forward to moving forward.
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I really like Eligus but seems we cannot get paid until the upgrades are finished, I can wait. Currently mining with AntPool (PPLNS), get paid for every .001 BTC, works for me...
I'll give elig another month. How's anyone's luck on PPLNS? I've heard mixed reviews.
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