Quote from: Sylv88 on July 05, 2016, 08:33:55 PM

Quote from: d57heinz on July 04, 2016, 05:42:15 PM

Quote from: Sylv88 on July 04, 2016, 05:01:17 PM

So...

With bitstellar.com being down... (the web interface service for Sfards sf-100 miners) Is there any other way people can acces their miners???

I've send several messages to both bitstellar and Sfards.. but got no reply..

Do you physically own this miner? Or was it hosted by bitstellar? If you own it try finding what ip its on and just type it into your browser. It should bring up some kind of setup. I don't know anything at all about this miner or how it operates. Hopefully someone here can shed some light for you. If bitstellar was a cloud hosting site then most likely you was scammed Undecided

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Best regards
d57heinz

I own a physical sf-100 miner... I wanted to turn on bitcoin mining too, but found out bitstellar.com is down... Hence I cannot change any settings on the miner.

When I go to the miner IP I arrive at a login page wich I do not know the credentials. If bitstellar.com doesn't come back up soon my Sf-100 is basicly a brick wich I cannot resell...

I tried spamming sfards mailbox... No response, I tried calling sfards for the login credentials... No answer... It appears like these guys either don't give a single fuck or they just abandoned the sfards project...

Anyone know the default login credentials for the sf-100??

Or anyone from China who could help establish a line of communication to sfards/bit stellar?

Just a thought if they don't come back online. Since sfards is a mish mosh of several different mining companies. One being most important gridseed. I'm wondering if you have a spare flash card that you could put minera on it and try to operate this miner as a gridseed gridminer. Just a shot in the dark but the gridseed towers I used to run had some odd proprietary software on it but I reflashed the sdcard to minera and it worked much better and the interface was so much cleaner. These being gridseed chips I think you may get lucky at least I hope:).

This reminds me of the sfminer when they shut down the authorization servers which bricked all those miners. I got mine fixed by a guy that worked for them at the time but if they aren't locked down by now they are useless miners. No one was aware when we bought those that it was connecting to a central server nor did it disclose that during purchase. Hell I didn't even know it was doing it till they killed it. Sfards really dropped the ball on this whole deal:-/

Best regards
D57heinz