cgminer is keeping the average at 1.3mh/s as well. Don't you suppose it's stuttering with zenminer as well, you just can't monitor it as closely?

After failing with the Zencontroller, Ubuntu box and Windows, I finally got it running on a Pi. I think I've seen other people complain about the unit stuttering. I compiled on the pi with curses and you can see below that every once in a while the fury will slow down significantly (400-500k/hs 5 sec average). Quite concerning.

Of course I'm having no luck. I was hoping with the Zencontroller and everyone else's feedback so far that this would be relatively plug & play. The Zencontroller appears to do nothing for me. I registered, tried a couple of pools but it never did anything. The speed registered 0mh/s on zenminer.com and no workers connected poolside.

I tried connecting it to my Linux box, but the device just keeps connecting & then disconnecting 30 seconds later:

May 30 19:13:42 matt-desktop kernel: [122819.321497] cp210x 1-1.1.1.7.1:1.0: cp210x converter detected
May 30 19:13:42 matt-desktop kernel: [122819.397187] usb 1-1.1.1.7.1: reset full-speed USB device number 35 using ehci_hcd
May 30 19:13:42 matt-desktop kernel: [122819.490353] usb 1-1.1.1.7.1: cp210x converter now attached to ttyUSB0
May 30 19:14:12 matt-desktop kernel: [122848.902216] cp210x ttyUSB0: cp210x converter now disconnected from ttyUSB0
May 30 19:14:12 matt-desktop kernel: [122848.902222] cp210x 1-1.1.1.7.1:1.0: device disconnected

Has anyone compiled cgminer & used it on Linux? It seems like everyone is either using the Zencontroller or Windows. I have it compiled but don't have my miner in hand yet to try it. What would be the proper command line for running it in Linux vs Pi/Windows?

Mine also went to "With delivery courier" and then "Delivery attempted; recipient not home" - Sad... I was hoping they would leave it without a signature. I guess tomorrow is another day.

Beautiful pool but it's not finding any blocks and the first round is at 470%

Why does everyone here griping at me about this problem relate it to pools? Do you think that the only people running mooncoin run it on a pool? I was running it on a personal computer as a wallet and it ate up all my bandwidth. Why does it matter whether it was running on a pool server or not? Just because other people aren't having a problem with it doesn't solve the problem for me, crackfoo or anyone else that runs into the problem. If the dev wants to reach out to me to troubleshoot the problem further, I would certainly help.

crackfoo reported that mooncoin was using up excessive amounts of bandwidth and CPU. I don't see the dev active enough to investigate the issue. I confirmed that crackfoo isn't the only person having this issue, that was the sole purpose of the post. I don't care if it gets fixed because the dev doesn't care.

Secondly: it uses up needless amounts of bandwidth. Pretty simple.

Lastly: I stopped running pools solely because I didn't have the time to support them. It had nothing to do with mooncoin.

If you were paying attention, I quoted crackfoo and was confirming his findings that mooncoin has issues. So if you could start needlessly flaming both of us, that would make more sense. I'm not the only whose is apparently so dumb that when I type mooncoind -daemon the process go horribly awry on it's own.

This is running mooncoin on a personal computer (i7 with 12gb of RAM), not on a pool server. I'm running about 20 coin daemons (litecoin, all merge mine coins, dogecoin, digitalcoin, megacoin, etc etc) and the only one causing any problems is mooncoin.

You insulting me doesn't make this coin any less of a pile........

Having run a mooncoin pool myself and a ton of other coin daemons currently that aren't causing any issue like mooncoin, I can confirm that you can gfy

I can confirm that mooncoind is a POS, even running the latest version. I have been having throughput issues all week. I've wasted hours with my router, new Ethernet cables, router firmwares, service calls with Time Warner, etc. I killed mooncoind and all my problems went away. I'm promptly dumping this crapcoin.

Zoom-hash sent me used gridseeds. They advertise no returns on their product because "its like trying to get a refund for your used underwear" Well, they sent me used underwear then...

They also guarantee same-day shipping on their website which they don't live up to.

I ordered on Apr 6. They didn't ship on the 7th or the 8th. By the 10th, they were shipping price reduced gridseeds, so they cancelled my order on the 9th and I re-ordered on the 10th. They were supposed to ship between the 10th-12th but of course they didn't meet that time frame either. They finally shipped on the 14th and gave me a $35 refund because they didn't ship on time.

I thought the OEM packaging looked suspicious because it had clearly been opened/used before (torn edges and black marks on the white foam). I was hoping they had just reused some packaging on a bulk purchase. But all of the fans are covered in dirt/dust. The undersides of the fans are dirty that can only happen if the fans are spinning. I'm appalled they sent me a used product. I have ordered from hash-master before and they took about the same amount of time to ship but at least it was a brand new, quality product. The gridseeds I received from hash-master even mine better.

Zoomhash may be a little cheaper, but I wouldn't give them any business again.

Here's a picture of Zoomhash's gridseed:



And here's a picture of Hash-master's that has been running for 3 weeks:

I was hoping to have a better experience with Zoomhash compared to Hash-Master but that's not the case so far. I ordered 10 from Hash Master on 3/16 paying with Bitcoin. Not sure if anything has changed with them but if you ordered with BTC, there was no way to go through an order process and give them an address. I had to hound them to give me an order number and send multiple follow-ups to get a tracking number. Then when I did get a tracking number, they didn't actually drop the package to UPS for days later. And they forgot to include the power supplies so those came separate. They've sent me a 3rd tracking number for who knows what at this point…

So on to my ZH experience, I wanted to order 10 more gridseeds and read better things about Zoomhash. I ordered on Sunday. They guarentee same day shipping, which I assume would be Monday. No shipment sent Monday. I sent an email at 1:30pm PST hoping that they would ship today. Still nothing. So much for guaranteeing same day shipping on something I paid $70 shipping for. On top of that, the next batch shipping the day after tomorrow is $20 cheaper per gridseed.

And lastly, they advertise they accept Paypal but the Paypal button was missing all weekend. I emailed them and asked if they were still accepting Paypal. I would have preferred to use Bill Me Later than my credit card. I did get a response saying they no longer do. And then the next day the Paypal checkout feature is back…

I did email requesting they cancel my order so I can re-order batch 14 gridseeds using Paypal. Hoping I get a quick response.

Awesome, thanks! Glad to see the activity on the coin

Does this happen after a certain block? I have been trying to use it as a child chain for 2 days and haven't solved a single block with 3.7mh/s. At the current difficulty, I should be finding 30-50 blocks a day.

So the update is that you can mine merge mine coins (like UnitedScryptCoin, Orgcoin, Pesetacoin, etc) with Leafcoin as the parent? Not that Leafcoin is merge mineable as the child chain? How is that an update? It's not like Litecoin issued an update for USC to work... 

I'm having a similar experience. Received a tracking number on 3/20/14 but they haven't actually given the package to UPS yet. Have you heard anything further?

The pool is back up.  We hope you will join us again.  If not, you can at least withdraw your coins.

We sincerely apologize for the problems over the past 12 hours.  Hopefully we can earn your trust again.