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Re: [OPEN BATCH 2] Official FutureBit MoonLander USB Scrypt Stick Order Thread
Hello,
is there still any interest for some units? I am debating giving up home mining, in which case I would have 12 available for sale.
Let me know.
is there still any interest for some units? I am debating giving up home mining, in which case I would have 12 available for sale.
Let me know.
Do you ship to Europe?
Re: [OPEN BATCH 2] Official FutureBit MoonLander USB Scrypt Stick Order Thread
would it be possible to post a link to the now inaccessible contents of the most helpful thread over at litecointalk, concerning fine tuning and command parameters for the Moonlanders?
thanks in advance,
deeneendo
thanks in advance,
deeneendo
its posted in the main thread on here...check out the second post here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1248914.0
They are sold out? Or is it possible to get 2 or 3 of these?
I've heard elsewhere that there are some guys working on a faster chip for mining litecoin! does anyone knows if that is for sure? a alchemist guys say that they have a powerful chip! Maybe a rumor? I've lost the source of that information, can't confirm!
does anyone know if this hub http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006TT91TW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&sr=1-10&m=A294P4X9EWVXLJ&tag=ianker-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399373&creativeASIN=B006TT91TW work well on a pi? With several moonlanders?
Do you know if the minera image file on other website work on the pi?
Doubt it. To begin, there's Moonlander-specific code in that repository and so any old miner won't help you. Additionally, normal Linux software that's compiled won't run on a Pi (platform-independent languages such as Python or Java may depending on other software factors). I strongly encourage using the official moonlander code that I linked.
There are some reports of working status on the pi http://unix.mm5aes.net/?p=minera-build-with-fururebit-moonlander-support! Does anyone know for sure?
I doubt very much you would be mining very much litecoin with a pie rig? prob not even worth the hassle
i'm willing to give it a try... do you know if it is possible to have more than one hub connected to the pi?
Yes, you can have a separate powered hub on each of the USB ports. I don't believe that there is a particularly large amount of USB data traffic needed to support mining.
Do you know if the pi 3 is a better option for setting up a rig? Do you know if the minera image file on other website work on the pi?
I doubt very much you would be mining very much litecoin with a pie rig? prob not even worth the hassle
i'm willing to give it a try... do you know if it is possible to have more than one hub connected to the pi?
Is it possible to make a a rig with any model of that device on a hub? I'm trying to make a rig to mining litecoin, i'm thinking on buying the usb moonlanders. Can anybody help? I'm new at the scene...