I will fix this.

My apologies if this is in the wrong sub-forum or if shameless self promotion is not allowed, but I figured out a viable scheme for physical Bitcoins which is (almost) entirely resistant to counterfeiting and I wanted to share with the community.  It's a long piece but it basically extends hash functions and traditional attack analysis to physical coins.

I am stepping down (i.e. not paying) for the Seattle meetup.  Usually no one came and the meetup fees have cost waaay more than I have made in BTC : (

The group is open for a new leader, and paid through august.

I posted this in the cgminer thread, and was summarily ignored.  It's 83 pages long anyhow, time to start new threads!

I am trying to use the config file, but ran into 3 config switches which refuse to work.

All of the following auto-fan/gpu permutations fail:

Trying to select for a single device is troublesome:
Results in GPU 0 and 2 being disabled.

Results in GPU 0 and 1 being disabled.

Results in GPU 0 and 1 being disabled.

Can you clarify the syntax for these commands?

Also, can you query for what the automatically detected values for vectors and worksize?
Thanks!

I am trying to use the config file, but ran into 3 config switches which refuse to work.

All of the following auto-fan/gpu permutations fail:

Trying to select for a single device is troublesome:
Results in GPU 0 and 2 being disabled.

Results in GPU 0 and 1 being disabled.

Results in GPU 0 and 1 being disabled.

Can you clarify the syntax for these commands?

Also, can you query for what the automatically detected values for vectors and worksize?

I am getting an array error as well, "Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable"

Windows 7 64bit Ultimate, fully patched
3x 5830's

I tried dropping a downloaded atiadlxx.dll into system32, no dice.  Of course, it could be malware as I did download it from what looked like a content farm (it did pass a Total Virus check).

There is a meetup happening this Sunday, 2pm at the Solstice Cafe in the U district.  Meetup link.

Another meeting tomorrow, I wanted to know who was planning on coming.  I have an invitation for a hike, so if no-one is planning on joining me, I would like to post-pone it for a week.

"For 30 units we can do 30% discount."

119.14 + shipping if you have the cash...

I am at the table with the helmet on it : )

Awww, did you guys not plan for the long term?  It will get better : )

Meetup group here.

I started a Facebook event here.

@btcvc Based on the posts here, I think half-a-dozen is a good estimate.

If someone want's to spring for a Meetup membership (~50/6months), it could bring on more people...

Can you give any details Cablesaurus?  Looking to get my mobo soon.  If you are about to start selling these splitters at a reasonable price, it will be a mATX with 2 slots.  Otherwise, I will be getting an ATX with the max number of slots I can afford...

Thanks,
-Zach

They are ~$200/pop 

They must be doing low volume.  Maybe someone from Cablesaurus could do a large order and get the price down to something reasonable?

Okay, Sunday at 2pm!

@DaCoin, I'm up for Saturday, if that wouldn't mess everyone else up...  Is there a time that would work best?

Great, let's meetup at Cafe Solstice on Sunday.  Let's say 2pm?

Anyone have a 4 slot PCI-express flex or micro ATX recommendations?

There is a cheap G5 case that I am looking to drop one of these into (excellent airflow design).  A normal ATX board requires a lot of modding.  I just want to drop and go

I have found a few, but they have been relatively expensive -near $200 with CPU.  I can get a complete rig for $275...
Thanks,
-Indo

Breel, DaCoin, you in?  That's two votes for UW.  The last meetup was in Queen Anne so U district seems reasonable...

Well then, weekend sounds best.  Anywhere in particular?  I vote for the U district or somewhere near there...