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July 29, 2014, 09:36:26 AM
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The power supply listed in the Amazon UK link (possibly others, not sure) comes with a 2.1mm plug, rather than the required 2.5mm. Just an FYI in the hope that nobody else makes the mistake I did.
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July 29, 2014, 07:29:59 PM
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The power supply listed in the Amazon UK link (possibly others, not sure) comes with a 2.1mm plug, rather than the required 2.5mm. Just an FYI in the hope that nobody else makes the mistake I did.

Damn, someone hijacked the ASIN, I'll get it fixed.

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July 30, 2014, 01:55:13 AM
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My R-box must be special, if you overlook the temps :O

https://i.imgur.com/EEtyGCB.jpg
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July 30, 2014, 02:56:06 AM
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Anyone know of a prebuilt RPI image? I have a few I got with other equipment but never set one up from scratch.
Is it somthing a layman can do or do I need to fine a pre-built image?
PS, reason im asking is that I cannot get both my R-Box miners to run on the same Windows host at the same time. They both work fine independently, and they both work when on different machines, but when I plug them both into the same windows box, I on'y get one working.
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July 30, 2014, 05:37:07 AM
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Ok serious help needed..my R-Box are giving 1000+ HW error when accpted shares is only 40 ++ how to rectify this problem ? my other miners hardly have this issue..
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July 30, 2014, 07:17:47 AM
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Anyone know of a prebuilt RPI image? I have a few I got with other equipment but never set one up from scratch.
Is it somthing a layman can do or do I need to fine a pre-built image?
PS, reason im asking is that I cannot get both my R-Box miners to run on the same Windows host at the same time. They both work fine independently, and they both work when on different machines, but when I plug them both into the same windows box, I on'y get one working.

You can clone your current SD card with a windows PC. Make an image of it using SD imager software, then burn that image to a 2nd SD card.

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July 30, 2014, 07:18:03 AM
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Ok serious help needed..my R-Box are giving 1000+ HW error when accpted shares is only 40 ++ how to rectify this problem ? my other miners hardly have this issue..

Post a screenshot of your status or cgminer page.

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July 30, 2014, 08:23:49 AM
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Here is the screenshot. it is still increasing as i am posting now

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July 30, 2014, 10:50:43 AM
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Anything ? accepting is slower and lower..Something wrong with the machine or the miningsoftware or my command line ?
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July 30, 2014, 12:22:19 PM
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Anyone know of a prebuilt RPI image? I have a few I got with other equipment but never set one up from scratch.
Is it somthing a layman can do or do I need to fine a pre-built image?
PS, reason im asking is that I cannot get both my R-Box miners to run on the same Windows host at the same time. They both work fine independently, and they both work when on different machines, but when I plug them both into the same windows box, I on'y get one working.

You can clone your current SD card with a windows PC. Make an image of it using SD imager software, then burn that image to a 2nd SD card.
The image I have on the existing SD card is Hashra Lunar Lander. It's for a Scrypt ASIC rig. I don't know any login for this image, it just has a web-GUI. It doesn't recognize the R-Box though, I already tried plugging it in, so it needs something extra.
I was hoping there was a pre-built image I could burn to my SD card (kinda like the Hashra image is pre-built and pre-configured).
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July 30, 2014, 01:03:50 PM
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Anyone can solve my issue ? tried google but no avail. i am running 7 R-box on 1 cpu. the HW error rate is too high
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July 31, 2014, 02:18:52 AM
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I downloaded the Rpi image from Rockminer (both 0.3.1 & 1.3.0), but neither of them sees the R-Box.

The fan is going, and a red LED is on the miner, but it's not seen.

Supposedly this image has everything you need ypo run the R-BOX.

Anyone have any suggestions?

I've already tried 2 different USB cable, a 1A & 2.1A PS on the RPi, the 12V supply for the R-BOX is a 12v 6A.


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July 31, 2014, 03:34:28 AM
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I downloaded the Rpi image from Rockminer (both 0.3.1 & 1.3.0), but neither of them sees the R-Box.

The fan is going, and a red LED is on the miner, but it's not seen.

Supposedly this image has everything you need ypo run the R-BOX.

Anyone have any suggestions?

I've already tried 2 different USB cable, a 1A & 2.1A PS on the RPi, the 12V supply for the R-BOX is a 12v 6A.


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Try a native setup without a prebuilt image - just use the factory raspain image (you don't get a web gui though)

Hi all.
Just wanted to share my experience with the Rockminer R-Box on Raspberry pi.
I didn't realise there were any guides so I just sort of winged it, and I guess you can too.
I have 2 running at the moment on a powered USB hub at 290MHz and getting a combined of 71GHS
Raspberry Pi Model B

(sorry for poor formatting, this is just a quick explanation)
My steps:
Install Raspian from the Raspberry Pi website (in fact I used NOOBS to install it to a 32gb micro-SD with an SD card adapter)
SSH in from my windows box
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev libusb-1.0-0 libcurl4-openssl-dev libncurses5-dev libudev-dev (to get the dependencies)
sudo wget http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/cgminer-4.4.2.tar.bz2
sudo tar xvf cgminer-4.4.2.tar.bz2
(rename to cgminer) sudo mv cgminer-4.4.2 cgminer
cd cgminer
./configure --enable-icarus (let it churn and burn for like 15 minutes)
make

Now it's all working with CLI (no webserver or anything, cause I don't like it)

Now I just run it with

screen sudo ./cgminer -o blablah -u blah -p blah --rock-freq 290

The screen command just lets it run in the background even when you close the the SSH session.

I also just made a little shell script that runs on boot, reboot the pi and you're good to go.

Hope that helps anyone who's been struggling.

1GvWrJSLNafra26jDwpScY5bqYcQ6BDhPW --- Tips always gratefully accepted Cheesy

1GU7761x1kETD5vB2Pvs99XNWSskm8tKpY
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July 31, 2014, 04:10:10 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?
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July 31, 2014, 04:53:49 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?

Maybe you need to wait quite awhile for technical question.. lol because up till now, mine has no answer too.
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August 01, 2014, 12:44:09 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?

Maybe you need to wait quite awhile for technical question.. lol because up till now, mine has no answer too.

This means that it missed your last task and needs to resend it. Perhaps ckkolivas can comment on it. I know that bfgminer encountered a problem like this a month ago and supposedly fixed it so you could try changing to bfgminer if all else fails. See link here Luke talks about it:

https://gitorious.org/bitcoin/bfgminer/commit/09c3f36c71e8977fa7817ee3d6aa1e6037bc149f

I am wondering why it would do something like this. What kind of hub are you using? Is it USB 3.0? That could be interferring with communication also, could you please try this version of cgminer:

I have found it a lot more stable than the new fork for some unknown reason:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/fkkrvgyb54yi3b7/rbox_cgminer.rar

EDIT: I have also posted your problem on the main cgminer thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg8128427#msg8128427
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August 01, 2014, 03:31:55 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?

Maybe you need to wait quite awhile for technical question.. lol because up till now, mine has no answer too.

This means that it missed your last task and needs to resend it. Perhaps ckkolivas can comment on it. I know that bfgminer encountered a problem like this a month ago and supposedly fixed it so you could try changing to bfgminer if all else fails. See link here Luke talks about it:

https://gitorious.org/bitcoin/bfgminer/commit/09c3f36c71e8977fa7817ee3d6aa1e6037bc149f

I am wondering why it would do something like this. What kind of hub are you using? Is it USB 3.0? That could be interferring with communication also, could you please try this version of cgminer:

I have found it a lot more stable than the new fork for some unknown reason:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/fkkrvgyb54yi3b7/rbox_cgminer.rar

EDIT: I have also posted your problem on the main cgminer thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg8128427#msg8128427
Further testing leads me to believe one of the miners is actually having USB problems.
When I ran on Raspberry PI, I hooked both miners up, but a 'lsusb' command only showed one miner present at the OS layer. When I disconnected that miner, the other miner then showed up. In my case, im not using a external hub, but plugged both miners directly into USB 2.0 ports on the Windows and RPI machines. Since im getting the same behavior on Windows and Linux, im pretty sure the problem is somewhere in the USB connector or device on the second miner.
I contacted the vendor and requested an RMA, and once I have a new unit, ill re-test.
This could be a voltage-level issue or something which prevents the second miner from being recognized if there is another USB device on the bus.
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August 01, 2014, 11:23:56 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?

Maybe you need to wait quite awhile for technical question.. lol because up till now, mine has no answer too.

Calm down, its been 18 hours since you asked. Your HW error is <1%, there is no problem there.

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August 02, 2014, 04:12:10 AM
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Here is the screenshot. it is still increasing as i am posting now


This looks normal to me. R-BOX sometimes loses jobs, so BFGMiner has to resend them.
Notice your share difficulty is 1.02k, so every share is worth 1024 "difficulty 1 shares".
As long as your third hashrate (which should approximate what the pool sees) is accurate, you're good.

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August 02, 2014, 08:47:48 AM
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Tried to get 2x rockminers working at the same time, just doesn't seem possible.
Ive tried Windows 7, Windows XP, Raspberry PI.
Both miners work fine individaully, and both work at the same time on different machines.
However, I cannot get both to run at the same time on the same machine.
Ive got no ideas on how to proceed with this configuration any further.
Suggestions?

Maybe you need to wait quite awhile for technical question.. lol because up till now, mine has no answer too.

This means that it missed your last task and needs to resend it. Perhaps ckkolivas can comment on it. I know that bfgminer encountered a problem like this a month ago and supposedly fixed it so you could try changing to bfgminer if all else fails. See link here Luke talks about it:

https://gitorious.org/bitcoin/bfgminer/commit/09c3f36c71e8977fa7817ee3d6aa1e6037bc149f

I am wondering why it would do something like this. What kind of hub are you using? Is it USB 3.0? That could be interferring with communication also, could you please try this version of cgminer:

I have found it a lot more stable than the new fork for some unknown reason:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/fkkrvgyb54yi3b7/rbox_cgminer.rar

EDIT: I have also posted your problem on the main cgminer thread here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg8128427#msg8128427
Further testing leads me to believe one of the miners is actually having USB problems.
When I ran on Raspberry PI, I hooked both miners up, but a 'lsusb' command only showed one miner present at the OS layer. When I disconnected that miner, the other miner then showed up. In my case, im not using a external hub, but plugged both miners directly into USB 2.0 ports on the Windows and RPI machines. Since im getting the same behavior on Windows and Linux, im pretty sure the problem is somewhere in the USB connector or device on the second miner.
I contacted the vendor and requested an RMA, and once I have a new unit, ill re-test.
This could be a voltage-level issue or something which prevents the second miner from being recognized if there is another USB device on the bus.

I've got 3 working off a USB 3.0 hub along with a Gridseed on Windows 8.1 with the Zadigs - no setup work, just plug n' mine.  If they're not working, it might be a USB issue (as mentioned).

Post what you hear from the vendor, should be helpful for everyone.
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