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Re: SteamBitShop ● Buy any Steam game with bitcoin ● Low prices ● Instant delivery
Re: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5 GH/s USB Miner [IN STOCK!] {NEW YEAR SALE !}
I still have issues with these and the Raspberry PI.
They are detected, and they mine for a while, on the 7-port d-link usb 2.0 powered hub. Then some of them die. (go ZOMBIE on cgminer) and disappear from lsusb.
Is this a power issue? They work fine on an anker usb 3.0 hub connected to my macbook pro.
I Had two bi*fury connected to the pi, working for some 20 minutes fine... then I connected a third. This happened:
They are detected, and they mine for a while, on the 7-port d-link usb 2.0 powered hub. Then some of them die. (go ZOMBIE on cgminer) and disappear from lsusb.
Is this a power issue? They work fine on an anker usb 3.0 hub connected to my macbook pro.
I Had two bi*fury connected to the pi, working for some 20 minutes fine... then I connected a third. This happened:
I've seen similar behaviour on my setup (powered USB hub connected to a Notebook) and not limited to the BiFury device (happened with my BlueFury v2 's as well).
IMHO it appears to be some form of small power surge on the hub when inserting an USB miner to a setup of other already running USB miners. Enough to interrupt the normal mining process and send one or more devices into some form of confused AWOL.
Solutions I found :
- remove the failed (Zombie) miner and re-insert slowly (some USB devices seem to prefer to be inserted rather slow in order to register)
- if that doesn't work (inserting any USB miner causes other running ones to fail), seek another distribution across the USB hub if feasible, sometimes this helps
- if all else fails - with all USB miners installed - unpower the entire hub and turn it back on... normally that gets all USB devices to register normally and start working again
PS.
All that happened to me despite the hub's power supply delivering more than sufficient energy; however despite the quantity of electrical power being sufficient, I sure don't know about the quality of the power supplied to the hub. Therefor I'd suspect the power supplies for many hubs may not be top notch in terms of voltage/ampere stability under conditions of sudden load changes.
Happens for me too, but mine dosnt go zombie. The HW errors just keeps going up, from 1% to 100% and then it stops hashing with it.
I just restart the raspberry after that, and it runs fine again for a couple of days.
BTW. i use bfgminer instead of cgminer, but it seems to be the same problem.
Re: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com
Mining for just over 24 hours now. When are the payouts?
Good question. I had a balance of over 0.01 for 2 days now, and i still havnt been paid.
Re: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com
Okay, one heretic question. Is it possible clever mine to start mining/trading scrypt-n/scrypt-jane and thus do a better profitability. May be it is too early for such step, there are not a lot of those coins.
Dont think so. Because then how will he check who is using ACIS miners?
utahjohn could you please stop hijacking this thread with multiple consecutive posts, almost all with no relevant information?
in other words, could you shut the fuck up
in other words, could you shut the fuck up
Just click Ignore under his name...
You are our hero!
Re: FACTS about Multipools and why you shouldn't mine on them
LOL, [insert county]coin dev talks about scams.
No, multipools don't scam miners.
Yes, multipools can kill your shitty clone coins.
No, multipools don't scam miners.
Yes, multipools can kill your shitty clone coins.
Word.
I sure dont hope we have funds on vircurex atm... BTC, LTC, TRC and FTC funds are getting frozen, so you cant withdraw or spend them.
https://vircurex.com/welcome/ann_reserved.html
https://vircurex.com/welcome/ann_reserved.html
Dont think so, by the name of some of them, they might be gridseeds, or the new ones from alpha-t with 90 mh/s
The problem is the high "vardiff" that causes small miners like gridseed and usb miners to show incorrect numbers.
I mined on ghash.io while they had bonus, and because of the low difficulty, the khash on their website is much more stable on small units.
Are there any chance that wafflepool will get a lower vardiff than 512??
I mined on ghash.io while they had bonus, and because of the low difficulty, the khash on their website is much more stable on small units.
Are there any chance that wafflepool will get a lower vardiff than 512??
I've been having the same issue as a few others since the new stratum server came online. As I write this, two of my 3 GPUs are idle while the third is hard at work. They idle for between 10 seconds and 5 minutes, which is ridiculous. What can I do to fix this?
My current CudaMiner command:
I don't have much mining power (600kH/s) so I can't afford to have them idle for so long.
My current CudaMiner command:
Code:
"C:\Miners\cudaminer.exe" -R 1 -C 1 -d 0 -a scrypt -o "stratum+tcp://uswest.wafflepool.com:3333" -u [address] -p x
I don't have much mining power (600kH/s) so I can't afford to have them idle for so long.
Most likely caused by a coin switch, i could hear it when i mined with GPU's when we switched coin, cause the fan would lower in speed because of less use.
Re: Bitcoin 0.9.0 FINAL is available [Changelog] [Download]
Dont download this, the receive bitcoin address list is missing. And you have to start over.
I was just about to do this upgrade, what exactly is the problem you're referring to?
The receive list as we know it is fucked. This is what it used to look like https://bitbargain.co.uk/s/img/sign_message.png
The new one looks like you have to fill out a note from grandma evertime you want to receive coins,.
Re: Bitcoin 0.9.0 FINAL is available [Changelog] [Download]
File --> Sending Addresses...
File --> Receiving Addresses...
File --> Receiving Addresses...
Too late, already uninstalled that crap, and back to 0.8.6
Why the hell do devs have to change something that is fine.