ALLMINE INC - FPGA Cryptominer

[senseless]

what am I missing

Everything i said in my post

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[phobik]

what am I missing

Everything i said in my post

Ok, so it works. Do does mining bitcoin on FPGA. Or on cpu. I think what previous posters and myself were looking for was some demonstration with a multiple of efficiency of GPU mining, since that's been the whole premise of this topic, otherwise it's a waste of time as best/scam at worse.

[senseless]

Hi Senseless, if I order a few of these: https://www.xilinx.com/products/boards-and-kits/vcu1525-a.html

Am I good to go with those plus your mining software?

Let me know ASAP because I'm extremely interested. Thanks!

You'd need to use whitefire's software.

[senseless]

Gotcha, so are you just selling better priced versions of the VCU1525 by buying bulk chips & putting the boards together yourself?

Yes. Exactly.

We are looking into the possibility of developing software. But there are no definite plans to do so at this point.

[namelessaaa]

I think that FPGA have 70-200 days ROI, is a very good choice.
If available, I'll try to buy one, and consider sell my GPU miner to player.
But it may like ASIC, break the whole market of small coin, and the dev of small coin have no way to reject FPGA because hard fork is useful.
That will be a new nightmare for the dev.
 

[NeroZyF]

I live in Russia and I know that we have problems at the customs for ASIC devices. They are not allowed across the border without certain permits.
Perhaps this will be the same with the FPGA cards
I have a question for you.
you did not think that you can install cards of other people in the same place as your? providing access to the RDP or TeamViewer.
for example at least 8 pieces and Monthly Payment for maintenance costs

[kahc]

I live in Russia and I know that we have problems at the customs for ASIC devices. They are not allowed across the border without certain permits.
Perhaps this will be the same with the FPGA cards
I have a question for you.
you did not think that you can install cards of other people in the same place as your? providing access to the RDP or TeamViewer.
for example at least 8 pieces and Monthly Payment for maintenance costs

I guess a lot of people are willing to provide such service for FPGA-rig, but the question is who can you trust.

[androstan1234]

I'll try one and see how it goes.

[Ironeinstein]

Definitely interested in both developing for this project and building an FPGA rig.

[senseless]

I live in Russia and I know that we have problems at the customs for ASIC devices. They are not allowed across the border without certain permits.
Perhaps this will be the same with the FPGA cards
I have a question for you.
you did not think that you can install cards of other people in the same place as your? providing access to the RDP or TeamViewer.
for example at least 8 pieces and Monthly Payment for maintenance costs

Yes, I won't be shipping outside of USA most likely. This is due to export controls on these devices.

I won't be able to provide any sort of hosting option. It's possible for the community to arrange a group buy.

[NeroZyF]

I live in Russia and I know that we have problems at the customs for ASIC devices. They are not allowed across the border without certain permits.
Perhaps this will be the same with the FPGA cards
I have a question for you.
you did not think that you can install cards of other people in the same place as your? providing access to the RDP or TeamViewer.
for example at least 8 pieces and Monthly Payment for maintenance costs

Yes, I won't be shipping outside of USA most likely. This is due to export controls on these devices.

I won't be able to provide any sort of hosting option. It's possible for the community to arrange a group buy.

Thank you! I'll keep an eye on your topic, maybe there will be the same questions and we can come up with something.

[bartjeyayo]

Put me down for 6 of these cards. I can pay in any crypto.

[Amph]

who will reprogram this if a new algo is born?

[Way2Paradise]

I live in Russia and I know that we have problems at the customs for ASIC devices. They are not allowed across the border without certain permits.
Perhaps this will be the same with the FPGA cards
I have a question for you.
you did not think that you can install cards of other people in the same place as your? providing access to the RDP or TeamViewer.
for example at least 8 pieces and Monthly Payment for maintenance costs

Yes, I won't be shipping outside of USA most likely. This is due to export controls on these devices.

I won't be able to provide any sort of hosting option. It's possible for the community to arrange a group buy.

just wanted to ask whether the shipment goes to europe, but as i see, that does not seem to work.

would be nice if someone makes a group buy that ships worldwide.

[senseless]

who will reprogram this if a new algo is born?

Whitefire would release a software update with the new bitstream included.

[Fanpant]

who will reprogram this if a new algo is born?

How about the DEVFee?

[GPUHoarder]

who will reprogram this if a new algo is born?

Whitefire would release a software update with the new bitstream included.

As well as others of us.

[senseless]

who will reprogram this if a new algo is born?

How about the DEVFee?

The devfee depends on the dev, as gpuhoarder eluded to in the previous post... There will likely be many devs coming out with bitstreams and software. Whitefire was just the first to announce. We are considering developing a platform that would allow any dev to develop firmwares for the boards and provide the development environment. The devfee collected on our software would depend on what devfee the dev wanted to set.

[Etherion]

Ccminer is GNU, so any fork source must be published. How will the fpga programmer prevent his work from being copied? I understand that the Bitstream is a not GNU but surly the fpga can't replace the management app which will combine and coordinate the mining process.

I can see it being like a driver but what stops someone else from just using the driver and using your Bitstream

[GPUHoarder]

Ccminer is GNU, so any fork source must be published. How will the fpga programmer prevent his work from being copied? I understand that the Bitstream is a not GNU but surly the fpga can't replace the management app which will combine and coordinate the mining process.

I can see it being like a driver but what stops someone else from just using the driver and using your Bitstream

There is nothing magical in ccminer. We have had our own stratum interface and “host” miner for some time.

Senseless has suggested building these boards with a “shell” that would allow encrypted bitstreams (industry standard IP protection. The traditional use of FPGAs is DoD level projects. There are lots of solutions. I would say don’t expect open source FPGA miners.