Mining ZClassic at the moment with 22 blocks already found and paid! Anyone willing to hop over and help us lower the luck for finding a block from ~3days to hours? Come join now!

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ZClassic Pool Address: miningspace.net

ZClassic Pool Port: 3033

Username: Your ZClassic Wallet Address

Password: Anything

e.g. EWBF Miner: miner.exe --server miningspace.net --user Your-Wallet-Address-Here --pass x --port 3033

Bump

Just added a new coin to the pool, hop over and take a look!

Bump

So we got 4-6KSol/s at the moment, pop your miners over and help us find our first block

Update - 04/07/2017
Just added a third coin (ZenCash) to the pool which gives you more choices.

Introducing MiningSpace.net

This pool runs on Z-Nomp (Heavily modified version of NOMP) which uses Node.js.

Features:

• Block's fee are given to miners
• Live stats page for miners with graph and current balance & payout total
• No registration needed, simply use your wallet address (this is how you check your stats)
• Payout: PPLNS
• No Fee

Pool is hosted in Europe.

UPDATE: The pool has been migrated to a new server on a gigabit connection! A new coin has also been added during the process!

I spoke to Bitmain support and ordered a new Hash PCB for my S3+. Bought with Bitcoin and it came within a week (to the UK). They are really helpful and answer all your questions. Glad that it came today and installed it successfully - It's running fine now. They sent one of the newest hash boards out (V1.4 - not sure if it's the latest, but I think it is).

Is that in terms of the ASIC status showing "-" for those chips you was unsuccessful with?

Ok, I've just been on bitmain support yesterday all night.

The RED L.E.D that is lit up called "RF1" indicates that the hashboard is working. So the hash board in my case that isn't working, the L.E.D isn't lit up. There is a chance that if you clean the thermal paste off and make sure there are no short circuits, then the board will begin to operate normally, however this is only a chance. In my case, this didn't work, however I still think there is some shorts on a very small scale that I can't see.

OK well that didn't work. It just took out the other row somehow. I'm thinking this has been really poorly built. The PCB's I work with are so much more sturdier than this. The IC's have had shorts all across them and yet they still work when you take the shorts out! Yet with an Antminer, you touch one and the whole fu*** thing breaks.

Well I was thinking about using alcohol wipes and cleaning everything around the chip. Leaving it for a good half hour and seeing if it fixes the issue. What do you think?

I connected2x PCI-E connectors and 4x. I also tried setting the voltage from what I had it at (0750) to 0000 (default). I did a reset also, but still the same issue.

What do you mean?

Hi,

I let it run for nearly 20 minutes, and this is what I got;

Hi,

I've just cleaned the right side of the Antminer S3+ (as if you was looking at it with the Ethernet port at the back) by blowing to get the dust out. I took off the metal heatsink and cleaned up the paste a little and reapplied some of my own (not too much at all). I made sure that none was overflowing onto the other components and then reapplied the heatsink and then turned on the miner. Throughout this process I was grounding myself by touching my PSU's metal casing, before, during and after this.

When it was on, I noticed my ASIC status showing ------- in the bottom left. I noticed a small RED LED illuminated (RF1) on the miner on the opposite side from where I was working on (the left side) as you can see In the photos below. I've tried restarting the miner, but still the same issue. I never had this issue before.








Any ideas?

Thanks,
Owen.

I'm getting 415ms ping to the stratum URL from the UK... I was thinking about switching to antpool since I'm wondering where the 40Ph/s have gone from GHash, etc, but after reading a few posts, I think I might stick to p2pool.

UPDATE: Changed the Web-UI which displays more information about the node with your stats / predicted payout.

He's got all the help here already, I don't see why he would need to pay for answers he's already got. I mean he has Google at his feet, what more could he want? There's tons and tons of tutorials out there, it's easy to mix and match if something doesn't work.

Took from MPOS Quick Install.. The best way to make sure Python Stratum will work is to do;


Then execute;

This will backup the config and then put you in an editor so you can edit your config (if you haven't already done so).

Make sure you run those commands, then run the stratum server. It _should_ work. If not, then double check everything.