https://bit-bean.net/?a=home

this site is a scam. don't fall for it.. sprout!

the real site is http://www.bitbean.org/

so is there a way to disable mining so I can test another algorithm?

-phil

I have 20 years of building computers and running linux systems under my belt. It's took me 1 day to build my first rig and 29 days to keep the dam thing from crashing. With little to no perspective on what your doing, troubleshooting can be really hard.

It's a great hobby with the added benefit of *possible* financial gain through selling coins or enhancing ones knowledge of emerging technologies. Good luck!

-phil

I have a 750W Corsair and a 1000W EVGA in one rig, combined with this http://www.add2psu.com/

Haven't had any problems yet.

I thought the same about the riser and GPU but what ended up working for me is:

All risers, cpu, mobo, sata on one PSU and all the GPUs on the second PSU.  If I didn't do it this way the cards in the risers connected to the second PSU would not be recognized.

-phil

is there a way to stop the mining process completely so I can test out another algo?

-phil

Lot's of quality info in this thread for my fellow noobs.

-phil

Is anyone utilizing docker clusters to mange mining rigs?

Apps like Swarm or Rancher?

Does it even work?

-phil

OK, I tried to boot up a rig with this MB and it didn't work so I assumed it wasn't supported... I'll give it a try with fewer GPU's

-phil

any plans to add the ASrock H110 Pro BTC+ to the list of supported boards?

-phil

I just ssh'd in with m1/miner1 and edited ~/1bash file.

Then, "screen -r miner" to switch to miner and Ctrl+C to cancel mining.

The miner will start itself back up and apply any changes  you made to 1bash file.

Not sure if this is the right workflow but it worked for me.

-phil

thanks for that. I found the issue.

DOT_POOL_FORMAT_or_FORWARD_SLASH_POOL_FORMAT="DOT"  # formerly ETHERMINEdotORG

wow this is super cool. all I had to do is image the SSD and I was up in running in no time by just swapping it into a rig.

only issue is.. all ETH miners report some version of

Claymore:
ETH: Share rejected!
Socket was closed remotely (by pool)


Etherminer/Genoil:
  ℹ  20:19:51|ethminer  Connecting to stratum server us2.ethermine.org:4444
Could not resolve hostus2.ethermine.org:4444, Operation canceled  ℹ  20:19:51|ethminer  Reconnecting in 3 seconds...
  ℹ  20:19:54|ethminer  Connecting to stratum server us2.ethermine.org:4444
Could not resolve hostus2.ethermine.org:4444, Operation canceled  ℹ  20:19:54|ethminer  Reconnecting in 3 seconds...
  ℹ  20:19:57|ethminer  Connecting to stratum server us2.ethermine.org:4444
Could not resolve hostus2.ethermine.org:4444, Operation canceled  ℹ  20:19:57|ethminer  Reconnecting in 3 seconds...

Any ideas what this might be? I checked and there is no connectivity issue to etherminer from the box, I can telnet to port 4444

-phil

would really like to mine this coin with spare cpu cores but still getting "Stratum connection failed: Couldn't resolve host 'stratum.minertopia.org'" for all pools

any hints?

-phil

Thank you. I've been searching for the Linux version of this advice. That looks like it will work.

-phil

I got what I thought was a good deal on 10 MSI RX 470 8GB cards, expecting ~22Mh/s ETH

Well it's more like ~18Mh/s. No biggy? probably the AMD DAG Epoch issue I guess...

So I tried some Monero mining and I'm getingt ~500H/s per card

Seems very low compared to what I've been seeing for these cards.

I want to put them all into the 13 GPU ASRock board but now I'm wondering if I should just return them...

-phil

testing out cpu mining but all I can seem to get from pools is something similar to this

I better stop lurking and start posting on bitcointalk!

sup people, I'm here for all your coins!

thanks for the heads up OP.

-phil