SimpleRigResetter is a HARDWARE which autoresets freezed/crashed mining rigs.
Manual: https://simplemining.net/download/SRR/PDF/SRRv2-manual-2017-07-10.pdf
NvEZOS is really really good. Easy-to-use. I think you spent so much time to make it. Ubuntu is an open-source project, but you make it different.
You must require "license" after 30 days trial usage. Or you can require "buy addons". (Basic settings is free, overclock section is for 5 USD, simple rig reser section is for 5 USD etc.)
If you get paid, you develop the NvEZOS. Of course, every developer wants to make a good profit.
Manual: https://simplemining.net/download/SRR/PDF/SRRv2-manual-2017-07-10.pdf
NvEZOS is really really good. Easy-to-use. I think you spent so much time to make it. Ubuntu is an open-source project, but you make it different.
You must require "license" after 30 days trial usage. Or you can require "buy addons". (Basic settings is free, overclock section is for 5 USD, simple rig reser section is for 5 USD etc.)
If you get paid, you develop the NvEZOS. Of course, every developer wants to make a good profit.
It shouldn't be hard at all to implement support for SimpleRigResetter based on the doc you sent
Barring any crazy roadblocks, I should have it implemented in v1. As for licensing, I've considered a few things, but to keep things simple, for this piece of software I think I've decided on v1 simply having itself set to mine to my eth address once configured and setup. Of course the user can stop this at anytime, but it should generate a little bit of revenue (in addition to donations), without the complexity of full on licensing and minimum impact to the user. I intend to be very clear and publicize exactly how this will work, I dont want anyone to think theyre getting cheated or anything like that as I have no plans to implement forced dev mining or anything like that. I do have plans for a farm management software down the road which I plan to sell if this gets enough attention to make it worth my time.