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April 25, 2014, 03:33:59 PM |
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Hello Gentlemen,
Just wondering which platform is more stable to mine with Gridseeds or Blades? Win 7, any Linux distro or even the Raspberry Pi.
On Win7, I find myself having to reset my Gridseeds from time to time because one of them is locking up and Bfgminer cannot recover from it.
Please let me know,
Thanks much.
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brian_23452
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April 25, 2014, 07:31:27 PM |
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Ive had best stability with rpi.
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sandor111
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April 25, 2014, 09:26:01 PM |
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From most to least stable: Linux, Windows, Tp-link 703n, Rpi
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sandor111
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April 25, 2014, 10:45:52 PM |
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cpuminer-gc3355 is stable on any platform though, no crashes or lockups.
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tesene
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April 29, 2014, 04:25:29 AM |
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Many of us are partial to CGMiner. I have found that the seeds drop off when using cgminer on the rasberry pi. They are solid on windows though.
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April 30, 2014, 09:41:21 AM |
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cpuminer-gc3355 is stable on any platform though, no crashes or lockups.
I've had 100% uptime with it as well |
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April 30, 2014, 06:49:24 PM |
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cpuminer-gc3355 is stable on any platform though, no crashes or lockups.
I've had 100% uptime with it as well +1 using Win8. I haven't had any issues with the sandor111's cpuminer. |
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almond
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May 01, 2014, 02:32:48 PM |
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I've had excellent results with my volt modded GSDs and Sandor111's cpuminer.
This on my windows 7 I3 box.
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May 01, 2014, 04:40:42 PM |
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And to further comment.
Still running thirty 5 chip pieces freq 850 hash near 350khs. I am getting a reoccurring crash about every 50 to 100 hours windows shuts down and i\I have to start up again. but I have to be fair this little asrock itx-e mobo has run 24/7/365 since august of 2012
It has run 1 gpu at mining ltc or btc up to this feb.
It also ran from 40 to 110 usd sticks from july 2013 to feb 2014
This crash and reboot issue existed before the gridseeds were added.
I am not sure if the psu gets a bit hot and bothered. Right now the psu is driving 10 of the 30 gridseeds. And the gpu was pulled from the build.
I still do not blame the gridseeds. or cpuminer since this happened on and off before they were setup.
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May 01, 2014, 07:01:45 PM |
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I have 100% uptime on a small I3 ubuntu server with 85 seeds on it.... Then I have an Rpi (model A) running Raspbian with 10 seeds; Rpi randomly reboots on me about every 3-6 hours, sometimes more frequently.
Other than the reboots, seed performance is consistent between both workers. ~360kh/s a piece, W/U = ~9.8
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primer10
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May 02, 2014, 07:34:51 AM |
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Mostly I think all not Gridseeds are that stable.
So far, cgminer simply drops Gridseed. Bfgminer seems to last longer.
Going to try sandor's cpuminer.
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mazedk
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May 02, 2014, 08:17:34 AM |
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I'v had 2 weeks uptime on hashra 1.3.3 controller with 10 gridseeds on a rpi
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ThomasMuller (OP)
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May 02, 2014, 05:15:38 PM |
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BfgMiner 3.10.0 seems to be the most stable but I noticed that if I have Cgminer open working with my GPUs ans I start bfgminer after cgminer it will crash for the first time.
As long as I start bfgminer first and then cgminer it works fine. I think that under Windows 7 bfgminer 3.10.0 has an issue with enumeration of the USB ports.
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