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I heard some people were preparing a request for legal measures, or a lawsuit of some sort. What's the status of that? And who are in?
It's kind of vague to me how many people are still waiting for their refunds. Is there a list?
It's kind of vague to me how many people are still waiting for their refunds. Is there a list?
Steamboat IS working on an update & info on the hosting.Not sure when,but he is gonna do it soon .
I saw him tonite,he said the update is being compiled as of this moment
He's not going anywhere,just trying to figure the best solution for everyone!!!!!
Guess he's facing the current difficulty level.I saw him tonite,he said the update is being compiled as of this moment
He's not going anywhere,just trying to figure the best solution for everyone!!!!!
*ba-dum ts*
Thanks for that spreadsheet. It looks like we have:
Orders shipped up to ~ 490k
Batch 1, chip position: 660k
Batch 2, chip position: 670k
Batch 3, chip position: 690k
Batch 4, chip position: 770k
Batch 5, chip position: 840k
Batch 6, chip position: ?
Looks like Batch 1-3 should come together in the next couple of days? (hoping...)
Orders shipped up to ~ 490k
Batch 1, chip position: 660k
Batch 2, chip position: 670k
Batch 3, chip position: 690k
Batch 4, chip position: 770k
Batch 5, chip position: 840k
Batch 6, chip position: ?
Looks like Batch 1-3 should come together in the next couple of days? (hoping...)
I hate to burst your bubble, but orders are shipped up to about 260k, according to the spreadsheet.
Case work update:
- Power distribution and control PCB expected to be completed by early next week. Will support both Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black.
- Mechanical design is essentially complete, just need to complete part drawings and fire off to Steamboat
Still no price estimate, as this will depend on the quantity of parts ordered.
Changes since last design:
- 15 K16s per enclosure necessitated by a space added for an ATX PSU
- Ethernet connector added which will allow direct connection to the Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black for standalone operation
- Power distribution and control PCB will have both Molex and terminal strip connections for power
Case design could easily be adapted to support other PCBs (i.e. Bitburners)
Pics:
Imgs
- Power distribution and control PCB expected to be completed by early next week. Will support both Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black.
- Mechanical design is essentially complete, just need to complete part drawings and fire off to Steamboat
Still no price estimate, as this will depend on the quantity of parts ordered.
Changes since last design:
- 15 K16s per enclosure necessitated by a space added for an ATX PSU
- Ethernet connector added which will allow direct connection to the Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black for standalone operation
- Power distribution and control PCB will have both Molex and terminal strip connections for power
Case design could easily be adapted to support other PCBs (i.e. Bitburners)
Pics:
Imgs
Can you give us a rough price range so we'll know what we're looking at? Looks really good man!
Now for the million dollar question: Any updates from Avalon on your end Steamboat? Tracking number/shipment notifications for any of the batches?
Not as of yet. The moment we receive word from Avalon we will pass it on. Re: [Ann] US based Avalon ASIC chips and assembly: 4,600 remaining
Batch #1 should be arriving soon now!
Excitement all over.
Excitement all over.
We're not ready to push the button yet, the h/w is still being finalised.
Let's just hope Avalon actually delivers.
Re: [Ann] US based Avalon ASIC chips and assembly: 715 remaining
Just mail steamboat if you have questions. He's probably too busy atm to read all the posts on here. Don't know if he posted his e-mail her before, so I won't post it here, but the people who already ordered chips do have it.
Re: [Ann] US based Avalon ASIC chips and assembly: 715 remaining
Maybe I'm too far ahead, but does anybody know how to get these units working once we get them? I mean, I have CGminer running and all, but I don't really know how to apply BKKCoins firmware for the Klondike project to CGminer under Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Is there some how-to available somewhere?
Have u thought about having them hosted?
I have, but decided I want to host them myself.
Re: [Ann] US based Avalon ASIC chips and assembly: 715 remaining
Maybe I'm too far ahead, but does anybody know how to get these units working once we get them? I mean, I have CGminer running and all, but I don't really know how to apply BKKCoins firmware for the Klondike project to CGminer under Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Is there some how-to available somewhere?
