Quote from: technofox on September 30, 2014, 07:08:56 AM

Quote from: Unacceptable on September 29, 2014, 10:42:02 PM

Quote from: technofox on September 29, 2014, 10:40:24 AM

Quote from: Unacceptable on September 29, 2014, 03:58:04 AM

If your talking about the "little" Gridseeds (335mh round ones),cause the 5mh ones are not meant for dual mining,look here:

http://zoomhash.com/pages/raspberry-pi-software-update

And here:

http://cryptomining-blog.com/1711-updated-guide-on-how-to-mine-both-btc-and-ltc-on-gridseed-5-chip-gc3355-asic/

Not sure cause I only mined alts with either Gridseeds Wink

I checked both links. The Zoomhash looks interesting, but they don't state if their image supports dual mode Undecided

The closest thing that I could find is this thread here in the last post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=780210.0

I appreciate your help. I will likely try the Zoomhash image to see if it is up to snuff.

Good luck,I never tried or even wanted too mine BTC with them,BTC mining is dead for "at home" miners,unless you have VERY cheap or free power,which you said you had in your last post.

I forgot how frugal on power those little GS's are,gotta see about getting some,on the cheap!!!!!! Cheesy

Yeah, I am not expecting to become rich. Just make a few bucks off of a project over time. The beauty of my setup is that I can scale with either Gridseeds or Antminer U2s on the cheap over time. It's just a fun project that has more benefit than other hobbies that I have gotten into.

I am really enjoying playing around with virtual currency. I have like 5 wallets now, because I can't decide which one I like the most. So far I am trying to find a wallet that my wife and I can share, so we only have one wallet (that is not tied to servers, because I don't trust third parties storing my money that aren't back by insurance). I know it's not the most secure method, but my wife isn't that great with technology, especially when it comes to things like Bitcoin. I just want to make sure that she can access the money and exchange it for currency, if something should ever happen to me.

I have 18 wallets,2 BTC wallets & the rest are various altcoins I've been playing with Grin

You can have the same wallet on different PC's,but you can only access or transact from one at a time.Just copy the dat from the one you want duplicated to the other wallet.

Also make as many copies of your dat (dats of all wallets) that you can & hide em on flashdrives (in a fireproof/waterproof safe),hdd's of PC's that don't surf the net,laptops that you can stash away.I've had dats get corrupt on flashdrives & was thankful I went to the trouble to put my dat on 6 different drives/PC's.

You can make a notepad with instructions on what exchanges you use with passwords & where & how to access your various wallets & store it on the same flashdrives or give a copy to your lawyer to give to whoever your will states it should be given too Wink

This reminded me how efficient those 335 mh buggers are Cool

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=7216.msg8952780#msg8952780