Quote from: upetmcz on October 27, 2014, 02:34:56 AM

Quote from: newbuntu on October 26, 2014, 07:26:56 PM

Quote from: upetmcz on October 26, 2014, 04:26:33 PM

i want miner to p2pool use dragon miner 1th, can u help how to set? thanks before

Find the IP address and port for the p2pool node that you want to connect to and put that address into your miner. You want to find a node that is near your location - for example 207.81.46.117:9332 if you're near western Canada - as that will help to provide a lower latency (delay) for the information that is sent between the p2pool node and your miner(s).

Here's a list of public p2pool nodes. (sort the list by country or other criteria by clicking on the values (country / latency / etc) at the top of the columns)
http://p2pool-nodes.info/

There are other lists available. There are p2pool node scanners available as well. To get started, unless you have your own p2pool node, use this list to find a node which is near you.

You can use the ping command in a terminal / command prompt, or from within some miners' diagnostic page, to check the latency between your location and another location (ip address) ... for example, in a Windows command prompt you could type (without the quotes) "ping 207.81.46.117" (leave the port :9332 off of the ping command). The lower the ping value, the faster / better the connection between your miner and the node. Experiment, have fun.

Here's a setup manual for the dragon:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/89n6g9155b11an5/Setting%20up%20your%20MintForge%201TH%20Bitcoin%20Miner%20v5.pdf

Here's a manual for an older version (no LCD):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xrtn916zzgfksmu/Setting%20up%20your%20Coincraft%201TH%20Bitcoin%20Miner%20v4.pdf

Cheers.

thank you for your help.
Indonesian my location, I select nodes singapore
my dragon is still the old version, means the address pool 103.25.203.25:9332. for the user and password are filled with what?

For connecting to a p2pool node, use your bitcoin public payout address as your username and use anything as your password, it's irrelevant ... most people have 123 as the password.
Cheers.