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Re: Klondike - 16 chip ASIC Open Source Board - Preliminary
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on 07/07/2013, 18:15:25 UTC
Quote from: cardcomm on July 07, 2013, 05:32:34 PM
Quote from: Lollaskates on July 07, 2013, 03:47:37 PM
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That is a sidetrack. Start a new thread about the bitfury.

Bkk brought it up not me Cheesy I'm trying to remember what was the reason for delaying the signal? I haven't looked into the communication protocol too much I just glanced over it. Is the plan to use two nor gates on the final design? I haven't looked at any of the updated files I may do that now.

Tongue

I know.

Damn him still drooling.

I am more interested in what hub I can bundle with a Raspberry Pi and still overclock the K1 Nanos what is possible because I have giant tub of mineral oil, a pretty heat exchanger, cooling tower and some pumps and a beautiful baby blue fiberglass tank I want to dunk them in.

Yeah did you end up posting that complete mineral oil solution you've got there in that other thread? I'm interested in knowing the parts I'd need.

Also, I plan on putting together a guide on turning the RPI into a miner host, with the added bonus of a $20 RGB 128x64px LCD for monitoring, with keypad. Its Gonna be a fun project while I wait for this board to finish Smiley

I saw that RPI miner host project - looks like a blast. I was just filling my shopping cart on adafruit for that last night. Gotta go back and order it Smiley
http://learn.adafruit.com/piminer-raspberry-pi-bitcoin-miner/

I was inspired by that project as well, however I will be using Graphic ST7565 Negative LCD (128x64) http://www.adafruit.com/products/438 instead. I want to be able to display moving graphs among other things Smiley