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The celebs really know what's going on.
What makes you think that?
Got the ftdi_sio driver and did:
But when I plug in my device it doesn't create /dev/ttyUSB0. Here is my dmesg output when plugging it in: http://pastebin.com/8hbhVxzL
Can anyone help?
System: WM8650 Netbook
OS: Angstrom
Device: BFL Single
Code:
modprobe ftdi_sio vendor=0x0403 product=6014
But when I plug in my device it doesn't create /dev/ttyUSB0. Here is my dmesg output when plugging it in: http://pastebin.com/8hbhVxzL
Can anyone help?
System: WM8650 Netbook
OS: Angstrom
Device: BFL Single
5btc reward for someone to get this working for me, would really like to move these loud, hot, suckers elsewhere
Got the ftdi_sio driver and did:
But when I plug in my device it doesn't create /dev/ttyUSB0. Here is my dmesg output when plugging it in: http://pastebin.com/8hbhVxzL
Can anyone help?
System: WM8650 Netbook
OS: Angstrom
Device: BFL Single
Code:
modprobe ftdi_sio vendor=0x0403 product=6014
But when I plug in my device it doesn't create /dev/ttyUSB0. Here is my dmesg output when plugging it in: http://pastebin.com/8hbhVxzL
Can anyone help?
System: WM8650 Netbook
OS: Angstrom
Device: BFL Single
How can I get this working for BFL Singles?
My worker dropdown only shows options for the x6500.
My worker dropdown only shows options for the x6500.
Git pull the latest code. I could not get the bfl manager to work so I use the individual workers. Make sure to set the path to the appropriate /dev/ttyUSB#
I did Git it. It appears that it fails to load because I don't have pyusb or pyserial and opkg says they do not exist. This is odd because they do exist:
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=python-pyusb
http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=python-pyserial
Edit:
OK, I got them installed by downloading them manually now all I need is the ftdi-sio driver but I have to save that for tomorrow. If anyone can help with the driver that would be awesome, my OS (Angstrom) didn't come with it.
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The National Security Center is building a highly fortified $2 Billion highly top secret complex simply named the Utah Data Center which will soon be home to the Hydrogen bomb of cybersecurity A 512 Qubit Quantum Computer which will revitalize the total information awareness program originally envisioned by George Bush in 2003.
Why would they be doing this if D-Wave's quantum computers are no more powerful than a cellphone?
Saying they aren't real quantum computers is just disinformation.
Remember when binary computers took up entire rooms? We're at (or past) that state right now with quantum computers.
i don't have btc and i can't raise any atm .... when will we be able to buy?
ps i also like paypal .....
+1
My singles haven't made enough BTC yet. PayPal is my only option.
Nice rigs gigavps. Makes me feel a little better about BFL and maybe waiting for them to finally deliver. Though, I'm admittedly still miffed about their lag time (been 6 weeks already waiting).
Did you trade in your Singles or are you still using those?
Thanks for sharing.
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Did you trade in your Singles or are you still using those?
Thanks for sharing.
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You can see the red lights from his singles on the bottom shelf of the left rack in the 5th picture.
Re: Facebook removes his "credits" and introduces local currencies
Uh sourcecontrol? I still have all of code from 10 years ago... And most of revisions.
This, I still have source code from when I was learning how to program 8 years ago... I like to go back and lol to myself at how stupid I did things and how much I've advanced.
My theory is that the people against ASICs are botnet owners as their whole network of zombies will suddenly become a lot less profitable and they won't be able to find any zombies with ASICs idling.
Re: [WELCOME] [GPG] I'd like to welcome the new members. Do you use GPG?
That's true, couple hours after publishing my key I already got 2 emails to sign up on fu**book.
You should keep your personal/business key separate from your alias and unpublished.
You should keep your personal/business key separate from your alias and unpublished.
Re: [WELCOME] [GPG] I'd like to welcome the new members. Do you use GPG?
I've decided to replace my 2048-bit key with a 8192-bit one. I have signed my new key and revoked the old one.
Here is my new public key:
http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x0CD0A8C16CBCF145
Here is my new public key:
http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x0CD0A8C16CBCF145
What are your theories then ... ??!?
If you guys thought Bitcoinica is\was good for BTC, then you are the tards!
If you guys thought Bitcoinica is\was good for BTC, then you are the tards!
Go look at all the recent press. Publicity has always caused the price to increase the most. Remember all the publicity from the articles about being able to buy any drug causing it to go to $30?
Also, go check searches for bitcoin on trends.google.com. This looks pretty relevant to price. Looking at the last 30 days shows a slight increase in searches. It also shows a huge spike from when it hit $30 in 2011.