Quote from: SimpleCoin8 on December 09, 2017, 11:23:09 AM

Quote from: blissz on December 09, 2017, 09:37:08 AM

Quote from: SimpleCoin8 on December 09, 2017, 07:39:16 AM

Tell them you arent scamming us Blissz. Say it aint so.

Most of you know better, but let's try to be helpful

Look at the kernel log / connect whattomine / look at your mining stats and you will all see how it works:

every two hours it will mine exactly 1 minute and 50 seconds on one of the dev pools I hardcoded. This goes automatically / independent of the pools you have configured yourself. After that it will mine 2 hours on your pools again etc....

If you do see a reduced hashrate on your pool I think this might help some of you:

you're on an older firmware which had a bug where it could not switch back to the main pool if it was down and it could hang for two hours in the dev pool.
you only have one pool configured. If your main pool dies it will jump to the next alive pool (which is then the devfee pool)
your main pool is not stable so it switches to the backup pool sometimes (which will cause that the hashrate is divided over two pools)
you mine on a pool that scams you
you have so many hardware errors / xxxx that kills your hashrate. (and have auto reboot disabled)
you have an unstable internet connection: this will cause that you get the work packages late and you get a lot more then normal discarded shares, because they couldn't be delivered to the pool in time
Same as the previous point, but then a bad connection on the pool operator side.
For some other reason your d3 just doesn't like my firmware -> just flash back to stock ( I can't think of anything else then the above, but I am just a human...)

Ok so where to start: the kernel log will be really helpful if you experience problems. Furthermore you can run a ping on the pool for a few hours to see if you get lost packages. If you're still in doubt: just post your problem here (describe it good and post your kernel log) so myself or a fellow forum member can help you out.

edit: added the last line, which is a possibility of course :')

Thanks for the thorough explanation. Great job on the firmware buddy. I appreciate the work you have done to improve our space heaters efficiency.

For skeptics, how is dev fee calculated :

Duration dev pool : 110 secondes every two hours(see attachments) is 1320 secondes per day.

If you subtract this result by the number of minutes per day, and that you calculate 1.5% of this value you will find:1276

If we compare to the 1320 second we are close to 1.50 is exactly 1.565% !

Good job Blissz !! keep on going

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t72arjz0tufi8qj/4.jpg?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5dlfpydqy28l6lr/3.png?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/48shixyyxhwjzvb/2.jpg?dl=0

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