Was running 1.3.1, this morning they're all pointed at a different pool.

Looks like every one of my 4 machines has been rooted, teamviewer and a few other things automatically installed (and ran)

02:35 PM ethos@49a38f 192.168.0.118 [miner started] /home/ethos $ ps -ef | grep eam
root       731     1  0 14:31 ?        00:00:00 /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd -f

Can update local.conf, and has been forced to this wallet proxywallet 0x00351843e3e2fbaa8e1e87dd962c90b999acee60

Which appears to be mining now on various pools (I was nanopool) - suspect I am not the only one exploited

But if you check etherscan, a lot of payments coming from other pools.

And yes, my SSH login was secure.

I suspect this was caused by an exploit in ShellInABox  (easy to google it). A very old version comes packaged with ethOs.

02:38 PM ethos@49a38f 192.168.0.118 [miner started] /home/ethos $ /usr/bin/shellinaboxd --version
ShellInABox version 2.10 (revision 239)

I've stopped the hack by, sudo mv /opt/miners/claymore /opt/miners/clayno, which leaves my machines useless.

[killing the miner doesnt work, as auto reboots, cant change wallet config, as mounted read only, lots of horrible kit things also there].

Does anybody know where the EthOS dev's are?  

If you get bored, you can track the money to https://etherscan.io/address/0x003e36550908907c2a2da960fd19a419b9a774b7

Sure, happy to ship global /as gift but cant be liable if any border tax shenanigans. Where are you thinking?

South West London

Looking for £350/card on the RX 580's Nitro+, and £700 for the Vega 64.

All are boxed, and in near perfect condition (Nitro's are 4Gb versions,  elipida,  and are all less than 4 months old, and have been mining for ~1.5months.  Vega I recently acquired, tested but did not setup / used to mine, as ethos does not support Vega's)

Selling as child is due, and have to reduce my mining footprint from 4 rigs to 2.

- Will add pictures tomorrow.
- Prices exclude postage.
- Prefer Eth or UK bank transfer.
- OK if buyer wants to use a trusted escrow / buyer pays fees.  

Also 2 PSU's (think they're Corsair HX1000i's), and 2 motherboards follow.

tried underclocking / having at stock.  similar effect - slowly gets worse then crashes.

will try it in another slot

I have a box with 6x560's  (yes, they're slower than the 580's).

All are undervolted / running cool at 12.5MH/s.  They have been OK for ~2 months.

Over the last week, 1 card starts jumping up and down, and running at 11MH/s, and keeps slowing down over maybe 3-4 hours to ~10.5MHs, then crashes.

I've updated the BIOS back to stock (now it runs a lot hotter - ~80 degrees instead of ~60), thinking if I need to return it, it should have stock bios (still within warranty).


So,

- I think the card is dying, but it's not dead yet.  It has not yet crashed since being returned to stock - but looking at the trend / spikey-ness, I suspect it needs a half day to drop down enough to crash.
- Is this RMA'able? At what point can I RMA? I do not want to keep running a card this hot.  How would I even describe this fault?

Bought a new setup. G3900 cpu, 4gb ram and a 6x RX580s

Flashed bios and added some small clocks

I get 30mhs on 2 cards when alone in the machine.

Once I add another 2 cards,  all drop back to 27.

I am using claymore,  ethos and have a 1300W PSU

Anybody else had similar? How can I check if im bound by cpu or memory?

As per discord, I have took down the pool intentionally - please remove from OP. 

Feel pool market is too saturated, and it is not breakeven for me to run a pool.

Thanks.

Looking to sell ~£200 worth in a single or set of smaller tx's.

Reputable members please, happy to go with escrow (split the fees) or first if member has sufficient rep

Rate is preev, if BTC, you pay the bitcoin tx fees.

back up now

yes - I am happy Mike listened to me and acted promptly. 

Many forks is negative, as it's splits support/market share and confuses newbies.

Ideally we should arrive at a consensus, and move forward with this, as opposed to trying to support multiple "consensuses"

Patched to latest gpg and pool down. Looking

will also be a fresh commit on github to check out source / build CLI?

wow, 2016 blocks is quite a lag then for any updates?

why such a jump in 1 day? did I miss something? How often does difficulty "update" / try to get back to 6 blocks/hour?

I still think that your critisism has parallels to pool hopping but at ccy level, to optimise fee collection.

Edit: and no blocks for over an hour now :/

fork(fork(fork(fork(bitcoin)))) is really the prefork version of the next version

5 in last 3 hours, this feels slow?

fork helps make bitcoin less public accessible.