Quote from: pmorici on October 11, 2013, 01:59:46 AM

Quote from: cypherdoc on October 11, 2013, 01:33:50 AM

Quote from: pmorici on October 11, 2013, 01:07:45 AM

Quote from: itod on October 10, 2013, 11:28:58 PM

Quote from: pmorici on October 10, 2013, 08:33:33 PM

That isn't the case here. Did the read the blog post? Toward the end it also says, "The Raspberry Pis Ethernet port and 2 USB ports are available on the back panel of the Baby Jet for you to connect to." So there was no confusion between 'Serial' and 'USB'.

Yes, I've read the blog post. Baby Jet may have maximum two mini-boards, each connected through one of the two available USB ports on the R. Pi. Simple solution, battle-tested tested through MiniPeon project and perfectly clear.

It doesn't say anything of the sort in that blog post it says the USB ports are free. You're missing the point. My issue is the lack of clear and accurate information. We can infer it's USB now from the postings in this forum but what's so difficult about writing a concise overview of how it is all going to work? What about releasing a diagram of the mounting hole spacing for the 'mini-board' and what kind of mounting assembly will be required if we want to try alternative cooling options.

give me a break.

i've never once seen Sam or Marcus on the KNC thread.

I don't know I haven't read the KNC threads. Don't you keep saying how HF wants to foster a community around their GN chip. I don't understand how they expect that to happen. If you want to compare to KNC they have, for example, specifications of what kind of power supply you need to run their miners and actual photos of devices showing connectors on their company website. But I don't care what KNC is doing I didn't buy a miner from them.

It shows you don't read KnC thread, otherwise you would appreciate responsiveness of several HashFast people here. They are miles ahead of KnC, which left the communication to the outside world to sub-par self hosed forum, and non-employe (Bitshilldrama) on this forum.