I'm not interested in this, but be very carefull, pick someone that has a very good reputation, because paypal can be reversed. Check their post count and if they have done trades before. If you are really in a hurry you can use virwox, but you will loose more money on the fees.

Good luck

I do use teamviewer and I agree it is risky. But if you want to use it and take the risky part away, never access anything important on your teamviewer machine, delete any stored passwords from the browsers, and if someone takes control, it will only take control of your miners until you realize it which won't be long.

Taking that out, it sounds that you have a network issue. I don't have an antminer, nor a blade, but I believe that you ought to simply give internet to it and point it to the pool.

Now here is the tricky part, you say you ought to use username and password to connect to the internet. That username and password is written in the router itself, or directly in a pc?

How is the antminer connected to the network?

If your pc is already connected to the network and the antminer is connected to a different network card in the pc there is no need to place the user & password again, you can bridge both connections and the pc will share internet with the antminer.

Now if both the pc and the antminer are connected to a hub or router and the router has no option to input the user and pass you will have to modify your network setup in order to give internet to the antminer. If your ISP makes you use user & pass I don't think it will let you connect twice with the credentials, you have to make one connection and share it between all the network.

Hopefully you will sort it out  

PD: I think in ubuntu to share the network connection you have to change the ipv4 settings from dhcp to shared, I don't know about fedora, but it shouldn't be too different.

Damn that sucks! My 6950 has being hashing for over 2 years now luckily, and it was an rma from a 5870.

Once i thought it died, psu failed and cables melted inside the connector, but once I scrapped off the burnt plastic it started hashing again.

I also run my fans at 80-85% and if temps get high in summer I lower the intensity a bit.

Mpos is programmed to do that when you change ips. Cloudflare enabled could lead to the web to believe users are switching ips constantly. There probably is a workaround, but that is up to the pool owner to implement.

Thanks for promoting my pool 

So the difficulty is the only limit in the amount of coins generated? What is the block time?

Issue has being resolved. The support with the ticket was very helpful and was investigating every aspect that could have gone wrong.

It looks like I confused the password from wallet a for the pass of wallet b, even though I thought I had tried them all before starting this thread I must have made a typo the first time and assumed it was not working. I feel so dumb now. I'm sorry for making you loose time on this.

Thanks for helping!

Hi,

So I got myself a new ssd and I moved my wallet. Installed the qt, copied the blockchain and installed latest armory 64 bits for ubuntu. I copied all the wallets from my old encrypted drive from .armory.

Armory stated that one of the wallet was corrupted, and asked for my passphrase to unlock it. To my surprise the passphrase no longer works. I tried to create new backups of the other wallets I got inside armory. None of my passphrases unlocks the wallets. And I'm positive that they are correct.

Even though all my btc are stored in armory, I'm not panicing. I've got paper backups of all the wallets, which I understand they save the private keys without any passphrase, right?

I would like to know if this is common when copying the wallet from one armory instance to another one. Do I need to copy some sort of hashfile in order for my passphrases to work?

Thanks

Good to see that things are going forward. A project I always would have loved to see is an open source cnc. There is open source hardware and software. But that is not what I mean, I would like to see a project that does what reprap did to 3d printing.

On a side note we need more people in my pool. We have been finding blocks since day one (42 so far). We are a small pool, so long rounds, high rewards. US server, vardiff, pplns, 0.5% fee, 50 bonus to block finder(in other words, it operates at a -4.5% with this bonus). Also an advice, never leave a small pool after a long round, check the block history, usually after a long round a few short rounds are incoming 

So come mine at:

http://emc2.mateloft.com

Ups did not know that

I was just talking about the pools listed in the OP though.

And btw thanks for the hashrate guys, its nice to see the pool operating like this 

Thanks, we will we waiting for you guys  

If you need anything don't hesitate to send an email to developer@mateloft.com. You can also pm me here.


There is no difference, that is just the subdomain the pool owner picked for their pool. The modifications in the stratum code are mandatory for all pools, if you use regular stratum then the blocks get rejected.

Mateloft pool wants some love as well

We are operating the pool at a loss giving out the 50 emc2 bounty to the block finders. Though I found the majority of the blocks so far, come help me give away my emc2