Quote from: martyshmoo on December 10, 2017, 02:02:09 PM

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Quote from: samshanna on December 08, 2017, 05:23:56 PM

Blissz I just upgraded my 6 rigs to your new release. With 12/2 version I went 2 days with absolutely NO HW Errors.. All the sudden all rigs had tons of HW. Assuming now that new release needs more power for some reason. I'm going back to 12/2.

Bet you needed to restart them, huh?

Restart restart restart,,,...... there is the extra profit.

Greed is a sin

M

I cannot get back to Bitmain FW. I must be the blundering idiot.

Can someone tell me how to safely get out of Blisszware and back to BM FW?

It was not clear to me that EVERY time I restart, Like 20- 100 times a day with this software, is another 2 mins!

I ask the question, I get called Blundering Idiot?

Well, this whole thread should be considered "Promoting Malware" along with your software. It does everything a malware file does, trust me.

And it steals peoples money.

Please tell me how to get back (to the software) where I was when I boutght this d3.

I saved a backup, well that was just the settings i guess, because it still says Blissz..

I will leave you all alone forever (this should motivate you) to get me back to BM FW and back to a noisy, but efficiently paying machine.

Thanks, anyone,

M

I have concluded I am paying too much for it, no matter how much i enjoy it.

I mean, at some point I think you knew, that we would be restarting our machines like 100 times a day to 60 times a day until we all help you with the perfection of a software that steals our money.

Then we, with "NO ERRORS", could possibly get to the 1.5% YOU TALKED ABOUT, DELETED, AND NOW ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT AGAIN.

No one gets this?

M

Hmmmmmmm.. WE RESTART TWO MORE MNUTES, HOW MANY TIMES YOU RESTART...?

What is your Problem?
Have answered all your Questions.

Forget only one part, a Miner is build to run 24/7, and when you configure it correct normaly no restarts are needed!