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Re: [AUCTION] 2015 Kialara Signature Series: Ricky Allman 1,2,3 / Julia Tourianski
by
mxnsch
on 18/06/2024, 20:58:28 UTC
Lot 1 @ 0.0115 BTC
Lot 2 @ 0.0115 BTC
Lot 3 @ 0.0115 BTC
Lot 4 @ 0.0115 BTC
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Re: [AUCTION] 2015 Kialara Signature Series: Ricky Allman 1,2,3 / Julia Tourianski
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mxnsch
on 18/06/2024, 20:07:34 UTC
Lot 1 @ 0.011 BTC
Lot 2 @ 0.011 BTC
Lot 3 @ 0.011 BTC
Lot 4 @ 0.011 BTC
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Re: [AUCTION] 2015 Kialara Signature Series: Ricky Allman 1,2,3 / Julia Tourianski
by
mxnsch
on 17/06/2024, 10:38:05 UTC
I'm offering 0.01 BTC per lot, so 0.04 for all items.
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Re: New Apollo user has messed up the miner already....
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mxnsch
on 15/10/2022, 09:02:54 UTC
I think I need to start with some easier questions.

Is it normal for the Apollo BTC to run its fan at full speed after shutting down?
Any way to fix that? Or what am I doing wrong?
I have no idea what you're doing here and it seems you aren't either.

IF the miner is connected to the internet and mining, you are online. My educated guess is that you fucked up your VPN config. It's also highly likely that your pool info isn't valid. That's why the miner isn't working in your other tries.

Do us a favor and
0) Reflash with the factory image
1) actually read the manual
2) connect to the Apollo via ethernet
3) configure the mining pool settings
4) wait for the miner to start mining
5) OPTIONAL: Start tinkering with the device once everything works.
6) Check if the node sync works
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Re: New Apollo user has messed up the miner already....
by
mxnsch
on 15/10/2022, 06:20:11 UTC
I did a bunch of things, like install a VPN and a system monitor and also clicked on 'Software Update' which downloaded and installed about 250MB of updates. Now it is running Armbian 22.08.4 Focal.
Not sure if installing the 250 MB was the best idea. A shitload of things could be installed now that interfere with the miner.

You also didn't mention what settings (mode, fan settings) you are running the miner with.
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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
by
mxnsch
on 11/10/2022, 13:28:17 UTC
If this fine piece of internet forum software history would allow me to do that while on mobile, all pics would have been perfectly sized 😂

Thanks again for the help. I sent an email to bitshopper and will ping @jstefanop also with more details. 👍🙏
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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
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mxnsch
on 10/10/2022, 19:19:24 UTC
If people are interested I can sent the 3D-file for the 90-120mm adapter.
Adapter file would be appreciated! As others suggested, you can upload on Thingiverse or Printables. If you get enough downloads on the latter page, you will get free filament, too. Wink

[img width=100 heigth=100]
Fyi, now with 1 merit you can become Jr. Member and post images. Just the typo is preventing your image to show up. Wink

I can see that ttyACM0 IS NOT there. All I get is this short message in dmesg after plugging it in:

Code:
[ 419.698180] usb 1-1-port4: connect-debounce failed

All command were entered as root. Any ideas?
Okay, that's odd. What do you get with this command? Does it show up?
Code:
ls /dev/tty*

Again, do verify that power connectors to the board (2x 6-pin) and USB are all good. There were users in the past with (semi-)broken-off microUSB connectors.
I believe there's no flimsier connector than microUSB; its surface-mounted nature means it is fairly easy to rip.
It seems the device isn't picked up at all besides from the odd usb output messages.



The tty device isn't there either. I created a few close-ups of the board and connectors. Something that seems to stand out vs the full node Apollo is the blinking VD5+ led here:



Everything else looks fine imho.

Some more pics here: https://imgur.com/a/ZUhZdGh

I'm slowly running out of ideas here ...
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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
by
mxnsch
on 10/10/2022, 14:11:04 UTC
Is it picked up by your PC or laptop? That would have been my first troubleshooting step. Grin
Figure out whether it's a problem with the hashboard / standard unit or the controller / full unit.
I would recommend the https://kano.is/ solo pool by kano. Not sure where solo mining sits on jstefanop's roadmap!
It's a brand new batch 1 device that I unboxed a few days ago. Setting up a dedicated rpi zero for testing will be the next step that weekend. That's way more effort to setup compared to the full node extension, that's why I didn't do it as first thing
Oh don't worry, you can also test the hashboard with any other PC! Doesn't have to be a Raspberry Pi and not even a Linux PC.
It can just be your daily driver, simply to quickly verify the hashboard is fine.

Download directly from jstefanop: https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries
Just attached the standard unit to a new rpi unti and got the latest apollo-miner binaries (32 bit in this example).

Code:
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [0] !!!
Stratum Pool started.
Initial difficulty: 1024
Connecting to us-east.stratum.slushpool.com:3333...
Connection successful
Server setup for us extranonce1: 03650503f8be74
Server setup for us size of extranonce2: 8
Pool changed difficulty to 8192
EVENT: 2022-10-10 15:03:08 ::: DIFF_CHANGE ::: Difficulty changed: 1024 => 8192
EVENT: 2022-10-10 15:03:08 ::: POOL_CLEAN_JOB ::: jobIdCounter = 100, JOB: jobName: 18a8f53a72, prevHash: bdd33d711aae5e3f5af0d28b1cc52c48443b100f0003dc4c0000000000000000, nTime: 0x6344261c, cleanJobs: 1
Queued job 101 [18a8f53a72], job count = 1
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [1] !!!
Authorization succeeded.
Pool in-service, we can send shares!
EVENT: 2022-10-10 15:03:08 ::: POOL_INFO ::: Pool in-service
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [2] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [3] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [4] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [5] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [6] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [7] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [8] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [9] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [10] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [11] !!!
>>> Waiting for USB /dev/ttyACM0 [12] !!!


I can see that ttyACM0 IS NOT there. All I get is this short message in dmesg after plugging it in:

Code:
[  419.698180] usb 1-1-port4: connect-debounce failed

All command were entered as root. Any ideas?
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Merits 2 from 2 users
Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
by
mxnsch
on 07/10/2022, 17:08:36 UTC
⭐ Merited by n0nce (1) ,crypto_curious (1)
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Is it picked up by your PC or laptop? That would have been my first troubleshooting step. Grin
Figure out whether it's a problem with the hashboard / standard unit or the controller / full unit.

Hello, now that’s it’s getting cooler outside I’m going to turn the apollos (BTC and LTC) back on. This time I’m thinking of solo mining. Is direct solo mining still planned for BTC? Anyone doing it - is CK pool the best?
Thank you!
I would recommend the https://kano.is/ solo pool by kano. Not sure where solo mining sits on jstefanop's roadmap!
It's a brand new batch 1 device that I unboxed a few days ago. Setting up a dedicated rpi zero for testing will be the next step that weekend. That's way more effort to setup compared to the full node extension, that's why I didn't do it as first thing
Oh don't worry, you can also test the hashboard with any other PC! Doesn't have to be a Raspberry Pi and not even a Linux PC.
It can just be your daily driver, simply to quickly verify the hashboard is fine.

Download directly from jstefanop: https://github.com/jstefanop/Apollo-Miner-Binaries
No worries and thank you for the reply!

I am a linux power user and know my way around the command line way better than any windows gui ;-)
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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
by
mxnsch
on 07/10/2022, 12:04:20 UTC
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Is it picked up by your PC or laptop? That would have been my first troubleshooting step. Grin
Figure out whether it's a problem with the hashboard / standard unit or the controller / full unit.

Hello, now that’s it’s getting cooler outside I’m going to turn the apollos (BTC and LTC) back on. This time I’m thinking of solo mining. Is direct solo mining still planned for BTC? Anyone doing it - is CK pool the best?
Thank you!
I would recommend the https://kano.is/ solo pool by kano. Not sure where solo mining sits on jstefanop's roadmap!
It's a brand new batch 1 device that I unboxed a few days ago. Setting up a dedicated rpi zero for testing will be the next step that weekend. That's way more effort to setup compared to the full node extension, that's why I didn't do it as first thing 😉
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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread
by
mxnsch
on 04/10/2022, 07:34:04 UTC
I have a brand new batch 1 standard unit that isn't picked up by my full package unit at all. The red front led is blinking and turning solid red after a short while. The standard unit hash board isn't visible in the UI

What I tried already past weekend:
  • Flashed a new OS image to a new SD card
  • tested the sdcard with https://fight-flash-fraud.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html
  • Swap USB cables and ports multiple times
  • Restart full unit and standard unit in different orders with wait times from minutes to hours in between
  • Swap & replace power supply. I tried both devices on one (750W) power supply and both on a separate, dedicated power supply

The output of armbianmonitor -u for my full package unit can be found at http://ix.io/4cfd

What else can I do to troubleshoot the function of the device on the hardware / software side?
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Re: [SALES] 1HoDLCLUB 1oz Bitcoin Fine Silver ingots [Limited 210 editions]
by
mxnsch
on 18/01/2022, 19:37:22 UTC
I'll take two, random #. Not sure if we should send right away or when you say so.

Can you clarify? Thank you ;-)

Hi ! i hope you're fine !

Thank you  for the trust and support ! no need confirmation  Grin all message posted before the "sold out" post is confirmed and add to order list  Smiley
Ok, perfect. I just wanted to check if there's a "go" command before paying. Sent the BTC already, see DM ;-)

Thanks for your work, looks great!
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Re: [SALES] 1HoDLCLUB 1oz Bitcoin Fine Silver ingots [Limited 210 editions]
by
mxnsch
on 18/01/2022, 19:18:53 UTC
I'll take two, random #. Not sure if we should send right away or when you say so.

Can you clarify? Thank you ;-)
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Re: [Auction] A Voice from the Dust, 2019 + Messenger AP c7
by
mxnsch
on 04/08/2020, 15:29:17 UTC
1.1 BTC
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Re: [Auction] A Voice from the Dust, 2019 + Messenger AP c7
by
mxnsch
on 04/08/2020, 12:26:05 UTC
0.9 BTC
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Re: [Auction] A Voice from the Dust, 2019 + Messenger AP c7
by
mxnsch
on 04/08/2020, 08:09:34 UTC
0.6 BTC
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Re: WildRig Multi: new miner for AMD with multialgo support
by
mxnsch
on 31/12/2018, 13:09:14 UTC
andrucrypt, do you think x16rt will be ready to go Jan 1?  Looking forward to it.
looks good
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Re: [ANN] [PoW] [PoS] VEIL - Privacy without compromise
by
mxnsch
on 12/11/2018, 14:20:28 UTC
Pool ready for registering/setting up workers now and will be up and running later on mainnet launch:

https://veil.suprnova.cc



ERROR for site owner: Invalid site key msg on captcha during log in

Works here
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Re: [ANN] [PoW] [PoS] VEIL - Privacy without compromise
by
mxnsch
on 09/11/2018, 13:02:30 UTC
Pool ready for registering/setting up workers now and will be up and running later on mainnet launch:

https://veil.suprnova.cc

Thanks @ocminer!
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Re: [ANN][PIVX] - PRIVATE INSTANT VERIFIED TRANSACTION - PROOF OF STAKE - ZEROCOIN
by
mxnsch
on 29/03/2018, 09:49:26 UTC
I was looking to the 2 options for Staking PIVX. a. hold PIVX coins in a Staking wallet or b. run a Masternode where you stake 10K PIVX.

My expectation is that with option A, the staked coins are pooled to a Masternode. I don't see anywhere in the documentation where this configuration mapping a wallet to a masternode occurs. Is this not how the coins in Staked wallets get deployed?
Staking and masternodes are a completely different things. No masternode is deployed automatically, you have to install PIVX on daemon mode on a dedicated system. After that, you can create a masternode config on your local wallet and activate the remote masternode by linking the 10k PIVX transaction in the config file and starting it.

The process looks more complicated than it is:
https://pivxmasternode.org/2017/03/08/step-step-guide-setting-masternode/

I recommend you join the TG or discord for hands-on support.