Quote from: SolarSilver on January 24, 2014, 06:08:19 AM

Quote from: ninjarobot on January 24, 2014, 05:15:51 AM

One interesting thing I noticed in the minepeon graphs is that you can see the burn-in history. In my case the unit started hashing on Jan 17:

http://i.imgur.com/sOzYWL0.png?1

Actually this only proves the image they duplicated on the SD card was used on Jan the 17th, it does not need to be your machine (unless all machines come with a unique hashing account preset)

They do come with their own hashing account. When you first log in to minepeon you will see the following disclaimer:

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For factory testing an initial Bitcoin wallet was generated on this device in order to perform a live test of your product. As a gift to you, we are providing you this wallet so you can claim any mining proceeds from the mining pool (Eligius) that may have accrued, but we do not imply that any have accured, or that the mining pool, which is beyond our control, will release any proceeds We DO NOT adivse using the pre-configured test wallet for mining production, as it's possible the keys could have been exposed during manufacturing, assembly, distribution or shipping. Please claim any proceeds as soon as possible in order to ensure they are not lost. The mining pool may not transfer funds into this wallet until a certain minimum payout amount is reached, or until after a certain time has elapsed. Please see the Eligius mining pool home page for more information.

We have provided this system pre-configured to check for any updates that may be needed to from time to time, and as such, this system will attempt to connect to setup.hashfast.com during startup. Your IP address, the factory generated public key, module serial numbers, and version numbers may be sent to facilitate this. If this is undesired, you can remove this functionality by clicking the "Default cgminer" button and then the "Save" button under the settings tab in your control panel. Note that once this is done, your system and your HashFast modules will not receive any further updates. You can re-enable the update system at any time by restoring the original settings; click the "Default HashFast cgminer" button, then the "Save" button, and then restart your system. During update requests, at no time is any sensitive information sent, such as private keys, any mine pool settings, passwords, etc.

NOTE: There is no password initially set on the web-based control panel, so we recommend setting one as soon as possible. The base Arch Linux system also has a defualt password, please see the MinePeon documentation for more information. We recommend having a properly qualified network engineer assess your network and systems for any security issues before using any systems for production mining. We also highgly recommend you make a backup of all settings (can be done fron the settings tab) so you can restore your setup in the event of SD card corruption or failure.

At startup the system will attempt to begin mining on the Eligius pool with the factory generated test wallet. Please change this as soon as possbile if you wish to keep any mining proceeeds generated by your system. This can be done on under the "pools" tab of the control panel. Note that by default there is a watchdog timer configured on this system that will reboot it in the event that mining hasn't started for 5 minutes, or within 1 minute after mining has failed. There is information about how this works available on the internet.

But, yes - the account is associated with the SD card not the BJ.