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Much better than the
I know, seriously, a one pager that says the ip and how to factory reset? Thanks Dogie.
Overclocking requires overvolting, which increases power dissipation quite a bit. So, overheating which can lead to roasting the ASICs.
Gotcha
Been told it could be problems with the Stratum proxy as just changed the miners details to a different pool and works fine.
is there a way to still mine on Slush without the proxy ?
Cheers
OR can anyone recommend the best pool for the Blades, Cheers
is there a way to still mine on Slush without the proxy ?
Cheers
OR can anyone recommend the best pool for the Blades, Cheers
I recently solved the same problem everyone else is having with my two v2's:
Instead of connecting to eligius (my fav pool-- gives you more info than most others) via getwork, I used their gbt server.
'gbt.mining.eligius.st' with port 9337. (Remember to put two values in ports and servers)
Everything's been working for 24 hours.
Hope this helps!
Re: Black Arrow announces 28nm 100Ghash Bitcoin ASIC from $1.49/Ghash
This is an image of a 22nm FPGA, excuse my ignorance, but how does that get us to a 28nm ASIC?
http://www.achronix.com/products/speedster22ihd.html
http://www.achronix.com/products/speedster22ihd.html
That's what I was wondering...
By the time that miner is released, the difficulty could be sky high,its best to buy miners there and then instead of preordering.
Exactly. But Black Arrow will make a lot of money off people willing to pay now.
I almost wish I could preorder one now, and then sell my place in line to someone else in Jan/Feb
okay I got it thx
9337,9337
gbt.mining.eligius.st, gbt.mining.eligius.st
9337,9337
gbt.mining.eligius.st, gbt.mining.eligius.st
Great! I left the detailed instructions up for someone else...
Problem solved! Here's what I did:
Instead of using getwork, I used the gbt server and port on eligius. For some reason I just can't get getwork to work any more. Input these, delete the cookies from the previous config and restart. I'll update with my hashrates tomorrow. Currently (a few minutes after startup I'm doing 20.4 gh/s).
Thanks to all who contributed. This successfully proves the hypothesis that n00bs can, indeed, learn
Instead of using getwork, I used the gbt server and port on eligius. For some reason I just can't get getwork to work any more. Input these, delete the cookies from the previous config and restart. I'll update with my hashrates tomorrow. Currently (a few minutes after startup I'm doing 20.4 gh/s).
Thanks to all who contributed. This successfully proves the hypothesis that n00bs can, indeed, learn
Could you be very specific please...
What did you type into which fields?
Sure.
IPs: 192.168.1.200 (.201 for the second blade)
Mask: default
Gateway: default
WEB port: 8000
Primary and secondary DNS: default
Ports: 9337,9337
Server addresses: gbt.mining.eligius.st,gbt.mining.eligius.st
user:pass:1K*my address*Q23:pwd,1K*my address*Q23:pwd
Hope this helps! I reset both of mine to fac default, but I don't think I need to do that.
Problem solved! Here's what I did:
Instead of using getwork, I used the gbt server and port on eligius. For some reason I just can't get getwork to work any more. Input these, delete the cookies from the previous config and restart. I'll update with my hashrates tomorrow. Currently (a few minutes after startup I'm doing 20.4 gh/s).
Thanks to all who contributed. This successfully proves the hypothesis that n00bs can, indeed, learn
Instead of using getwork, I used the gbt server and port on eligius. For some reason I just can't get getwork to work any more. Input these, delete the cookies from the previous config and restart. I'll update with my hashrates tomorrow. Currently (a few minutes after startup I'm doing 20.4 gh/s).
Thanks to all who contributed. This successfully proves the hypothesis that n00bs can, indeed, learn
If you're trying to connect to a remote pool's getwork, you'll need their server address in the Pool addresses field, their getwork port in the Pool ports field, and an accurate Gateway so outgoing internet traffic knows where to start routing.
My initial reply was to pluMmet, using the mining_proxy command line. If you're using the mining proxy on a local machine, it might help to change the default getwork port (-gp option) and make sure to match the setting with the Pool ports field in your blade. If for some reason a local bitcoind is running on your machine, or some other software is using port 8332, it could hose up communications. That's a simple thing to rule out.
My initial reply was to pluMmet, using the mining_proxy command line. If you're using the mining proxy on a local machine, it might help to change the default getwork port (-gp option) and make sure to match the setting with the Pool ports field in your blade. If for some reason a local bitcoind is running on your machine, or some other software is using port 8332, it could hose up communications. That's a simple thing to rule out.
Capiche. thx, I'll give it a try.
Got it. However, the port on the site is 8337 (just checked). Can I go ahead and use something else? I thought that was the port on their server?
I'd give you a screenshot but I had trouble uploading.
Sorry, I'm still (really) a noob at all this
I'd give you a screenshot but I had trouble uploading.
Sorry, I'm still (really) a noob at all this
No, the getwork port that is usually 8332. The -gp option in mining_proxy changes this, and it needs to match the blade's "Pool ports" setting.
Okay, do you still have to input twice (I assume so?)
Have you tried changing the getwork port -gp in case something on your local machine is using it?
The 'Web Port' that's usually 8000?
Will do, thanks.
It's a serious issue as I've tried lots of getwork pools and the blades don't work on any of them.
Totally-- the weird thing is they were designed for getwork. I even did a factory reset, reconfigged and it still doesn't work. I'll maybe restart my router, and then I'll go to stratum though I'm not optimistic.
Also, minimum order is 10, and no group buys.
yeah, not so customer freindly. way to keep bitcoin decentralized guys
It's really kind of stupid, cause 10 x-1s = 1 x-3.
What's your command line look like for the proxy?
I wanted it to use Eligius so I used (Dogies suggestion): mining_proxy.py -o mining.eligius.st -p 3334 -cu 1yourSweetCoinsComeToThisAddress -cp x
Not only did it not work the terminal ignored that and was trying to connect to Slushs pool.
I ended up just doing: mining_proxy.py which had the slushs stuff already going and the blades synced up right away.
It looks like the proxy.py has been nurfed to just use slushes pool. I d/l'd two days ago for the slushes pool site and it's not .tar anymore but .zip. Still linux of course.. well py anyway.
I have them running now even though slushs pool is not awarding me anything.
Beyond that this is ridiculous. I had been using getwork just fine for months.. I obviously know how to do that but the blades just won't do it.
v2 blades btw.
Dude, I'm having the same problem with getwork-- it's so frustrating, especially when I didn't change anything, the blades just stopped connecting.
Let me know if you get it figured out; I'll reciprocate if I discover what's happening.