it is discussed on the previous page.
sudo screen -x

when you-re done detach the screen by pressing ctrl-a + d
closing the terminal window should work as well

I was having trouble getting my pi to run.  I tried all the editing, demon reloading and everything, no dice.

I noticed there was a new version of MinePeon dated 7/6/13, so I re-wrote my SD card with it.  It worked straight away with no editing, just the pool addresses.  I assume it is running cgminer as it says it is loaded in the scrolling startup text.

http://mineforeman.com/minepeon/ has the download link for the "Erupter Bob" version.  "Butterfly Bob" didn't work for me.

Bob

Minepeon running my Jalapeno and five block erupters

Arduino providing a hardware watchdog function, automatically reboots the raspi if mining stops for more than 5 minutes

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1181169/P101017466.jpg

For those who received it, did you have to sign anything when you were delivered?

I used my office address, which is closed on Saturdays, and the tracking tells me it was delivered today. That leaves only two options, someone at my office is working extra today and signed for it, or they just dropped the parcel in the box without anyone signing for it.

Thanks for your answer!

sudo rm -f /opt/minpeon/var/rrd/* .

Sorry, I must not have cleared my testing data.

Neil

Yep.


That was my first thought but in the end it proved to be too unreliable.  About 1 time in 20 it would end up doing the wrong thing.  While the miner API allows you to add and remove and switch pools you add a pool by using the pool details and remove and switch polls by using their ID number with no mention of what the pool details are.  Even with all of the pools in there are there is no command to order the pool priorities as you would like (i.e. pool 4, 1, 2, 3 or pool 1,2,3,4).

I have spent the best part of 2 months thinking and working on this and have tried multiple ways of making sure it works as intended and this is by far the best way of doing it, it has yet to fail on me.

In the end though if you still are worried about it the solution is simple, just set it to 0 and dont donate or help me test and improve it.

Neil

Forgot to add!

It has my 'donation' code in it as well.  When you set it up go to the settings page and you will see a new option called "Donation (Minutes per 24 hours)" set to default of 15 minutes.

What it does is at 00:00 (midnight your time if you set your timezone) it mines using a MinePeon Donation account for the amount of minutes you set (Zero if you like).

Neil

BBC BREAKING NEWS: Mr Croppo receives package loaded with making money sticks!

 

http://i.imgur.com/vYDtbh8.png

Where can I get some of those fan's?

It'd be great if you could do that for us! Currently I'm hoping this will power my five units. It can deliver 3A of current, hopefully that will be enough!

Now the payments start to flow in....

I think I have uncovered some sort of world wide conspiracy to stress me out  .

Neil

I send a payment to Friedcat to order 200 units.

https://blockchain.info/tx/507043a31a6a8a7abbecf00b76bdce3ff16b3c6aa60006a4e1825697bd6a1946

Now I will work to help the remaining buyers to complete payment and order the second batch.

It creates a transaction that has 2 inputs.  One input is the transaction output that assigned 1.0 BTC to 1HSDRZYfcenZBNCZjk4y5wyxzPc79a6y33, the other input is the transaction output that assigned 1.0 BTC to 12Ui8b9q6eqhTxZkow8H7VHbZafEnsPDs3.

Greetings.

Did you tried minepeon? I have it running in 3 Raspberry Pi's and they are stable for many days, 24/7.

Site: http://minepeon.com/index.php/Main_Page

Best regards.