HELP Please : ASICMiner Cube (30GH/s) with MAC OS X ?

[sapguru]

Hi all

I'm new here. I bought a ASICMiner Cube (30GH/s), installed it, connected it to the network, configured it... now the Cube runs on IP 192.168.1.40. I configured it to use BTCGuild Pool (stratum.btcguild.com:3333), gave username/pw and so on... so basically I think everything is ok, I disabled temporarly the firewall on my Mac, just to be sure.

If I connect to BTCGuild and check my dashboard, I can't see the cube and the cube itself, doesn't get any work to solve, it's still at 0.

I read a lot configuration guides but all for windows and they use a Stratum Proxy, which only runs on Windows. What do I need to run the Cube (IP Based) on Mac OS X? I downloaded MacMiner but it doesn't seem to see it (altough I don't know on which port MacMiner is looking).

So if anyone knows how to fix this and make a Cube run over the network on OS X, i would really appreciate.

Thanks

Sapguru

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[Franky4fingrz]

Have you had any joy? I'm a Mac user and have recently purchased a Cube, so the answer to this question is also of interest to me?

[Tomuck_sigul]

Hi,

Did you red this : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=352658.0
 

[OliRS]

Read the setup guide posted above, your ASICMiner Cube uses the now old Getwork protocol, it can not communicate with stratum servers directly.

Read the guide all the way through and you will see what you need to do to get it to work.

[DocGonzzo]

In MacMiner you can add the "--http-port" command into the devices.manual flag section of either BFGMiner or (and this is my preference) FPGA/ASIC Miner, then point the cube at the computer running MacMiner and away you go

[coolmining]

Read the setup guide posted above, your ASICMiner Cube uses the now old Getwork protocol, it can not communicate with stratum servers directly.

Read the guide all the way through and you will see what you need to do to get it to work.

OliRS is right, I have a few cubes hooked up and running through a proxy running on a mac mini server. Try to follow what Nwoolls did here

http://blog.nwoolls.com/2013/05/28/bitcoin-litcoin-proxy-mining-on-mac-os-x/

Just instead of mining litecoin, you want to setup to mine bitcoin. Once you have the proxy running, you want to point your miner to your computer IP address. Hope that helps.