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As I told, I will make other ponzi with 5% of winnings collecting and will be send to unpaid members
I pleasing you to be patient. Don't worry. We will make business:)
About refunds - I paid out what I can do.
I don't want to invest my own money selling car or something to pay you back
I am serious, if I am not I can stole your money (max balance was 17BTC), anyway I didn't do that.
Google Adwords declined my website, cause was not transparent of customers or visitors,
Because it's ponzi.
Of course, before playing u must think about future way. Bad and good way. Current situation, where we in, it is not bad. It would be bad if your money being stolen.
Wait 2-4 days I will make site. About ponzi.be, his author is copycat of ponzi.io ( you can take your look at sources of page), then payments are not automated.
He is paying manually, so his future going same as my.
I will not repeat my previous fails, and I will try to use all my experience to make better site.
If it will have same success as ponzi.io we could payback to first pool fast, so there will be new deposits.
I pleasing you to be patient. Don't worry. We will make business:)
About refunds - I paid out what I can do.
I don't want to invest my own money selling car or something to pay you back
I am serious, if I am not I can stole your money (max balance was 17BTC), anyway I didn't do that.
Google Adwords declined my website, cause was not transparent of customers or visitors,
Because it's ponzi.
Of course, before playing u must think about future way. Bad and good way. Current situation, where we in, it is not bad. It would be bad if your money being stolen.
Wait 2-4 days I will make site. About ponzi.be, his author is copycat of ponzi.io ( you can take your look at sources of page), then payments are not automated.
He is paying manually, so his future going same as my.
I will not repeat my previous fails, and I will try to use all my experience to make better site.
If it will have same success as ponzi.io we could payback to first pool fast, so there will be new deposits.
Is this still the plan?
Re: [TOP] +Ponzi 105% (ponzi.pw) | +Dice 1% H.E (insdice.us) |
https://blockchain.info/tx/f3ba7e47ecad558216e87faaadfca261d5192d7d870cd6185c2d09e4ef2a489d
Looks like Ins returned a bunch of money, my transaction is in there, not the full amount but that's better than losing .5, I haven't seen a thing though the transaction looks to be confirmed but nothing in my account. Any clue whats going on here?
Edit: Btw if Ins refunds our money he's the fucking man and all you haters should go somewhere else! Always had faith in the guy!
Looks like Ins returned a bunch of money, my transaction is in there, not the full amount but that's better than losing .5, I haven't seen a thing though the transaction looks to be confirmed but nothing in my account. Any clue whats going on here?
Edit: Btw if Ins refunds our money he's the fucking man and all you haters should go somewhere else! Always had faith in the guy!
That's a transaction from two days ago?
"Received Time 2014-02-10 10:32:08"
I've updated with
Code:
cd /opt/minepeon
git pull
cd http
git pull
git pull
cd http
git pull
Did the same but now I have a 404 after the nice new login page. Any Idea?
I checked via ssh and cgminer is running.
is it trying to load index.php after the login? if so point it to index.html (or the other way around, I can't remember atm)
Worked, thank You!
But the webUI can't find the miner and Pool Settings anymore now. So as it's Mining I don't really care...
Go to "Miner" and click "Compatibility reload", that should fix the settings.
Hey guys, my Jalapeno ran at 6.4ghash to 6.9ghash when I got it from BFL. I flashed it using an AVR Dragon and Atmel Studio. I used the BitForce_SC-1.2.5 firmware and set
#else
#define __ASIC_FREQUENCY_ACTUAL_INDEX 7
and was getting less thant 0.25% error rates at 7.25ghahs/s
I tried to push it a little further
#else
#define __ASIC_FREQUENCY_ACTUAL_INDEX 8
now I get about the same ghash/s but I get more than 1% HW error rate
this is the grep getinfo that shows up....
*snip*
What can I try to fix this? I feel like surely I should be able to get more than 7.2ghash out of this
I've just changed a few settings and am now seeing 7.45gh/s average but 16 hw errors out of 1024 accepted, 4 rejected, more than 1% error rate. I still feel like I should be able to go faster than this.
anyone have any idea why it shows less engines than it should for each processor?
#else
#define __ASIC_FREQUENCY_ACTUAL_INDEX 7
and was getting less thant 0.25% error rates at 7.25ghahs/s
I tried to push it a little further
#else
#define __ASIC_FREQUENCY_ACTUAL_INDEX 8
now I get about the same ghash/s but I get more than 1% HW error rate
this is the grep getinfo that shows up....
*snip*
What can I try to fix this? I feel like surely I should be able to get more than 7.2ghash out of this
I've just changed a few settings and am now seeing 7.45gh/s average but 16 hw errors out of 1024 accepted, 4 rejected, more than 1% error rate. I still feel like I should be able to go faster than this.
anyone have any idea why it shows less engines than it should for each processor?
I was getting about the same results with the "standard" 1.2.5 firmware and tweaking it. Try ckolivas' firmware: http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/BitForce_SC/BitForce_SC_1.2.5ck.elf.zip it worked much better for me, it's running at 7.83 Gh/s and I'm getting around 0.8% HW errors.
And here it is!
I used Atmel Studio to compile the firmware, but all flashing was done with the Raspberry Pi.
BOM:
One Raspberry Pi (with SD card and support devices, keyboard, mouse, etc)
One GPIO header ribbon cable
Six hookup wires
One JTAG 5 by 2 (10 pin) ribbon cable
One (or more) Bitforce SC devices
I used Luke-Jr's instructions at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=262558.0 and modified to suit the Raspberry Pi environment and using the GPIO pins.
Full details:
http://randomcontent.wolfnexus.net/RandomSite/reflashing-a-butterfly-labs-jalapeno-with-only-a-raspberry-pi/
I used Atmel Studio to compile the firmware, but all flashing was done with the Raspberry Pi.
BOM:
One Raspberry Pi (with SD card and support devices, keyboard, mouse, etc)
One GPIO header ribbon cable
Six hookup wires
One JTAG 5 by 2 (10 pin) ribbon cable
One (or more) Bitforce SC devices
I used Luke-Jr's instructions at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=262558.0 and modified to suit the Raspberry Pi environment and using the GPIO pins.
Full details:
http://randomcontent.wolfnexus.net/RandomSite/reflashing-a-butterfly-labs-jalapeno-with-only-a-raspberry-pi/
Awesome! I didn't know you could use the gpio on the pi with urjtag! (I bought an ft2232h breakout board to use as a programmer)
You should post this over in Luke-Jr's thread too.
Thanks for this. Upgraded my 5.5 Jalapeno to 8.1 GH/s .
Happy camper here.
I used a JTAGICE MKii with avrstudio 6 and the hex file released on the forums.
You can get an extra 0.2 GH/s out of it if you cool it below zero before plugging it in, so it will choose a higher frequency.
Is it ok if I use it to flash the jalapenos ?Happy camper here.
I used a JTAGICE MKii with avrstudio 6 and the hex file released on the forums.
You can get an extra 0.2 GH/s out of it if you cool it below zero before plugging it in, so it will choose a higher frequency.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/USB-Download-Programmer-Emulator-Debugger-For-AVR-JTAG-ICE-Atmega-AVR-STUDIO-/281117568350?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4173e9ad5e
http://www.uphinh.vn/image/stream/1227580.png
ps: My local shop have some ! I know avr dragon is cheap but it take me 75 usd to ship !
This won't work because it does not support the AVR used in the Jalapenos, the cheapest programmer you can find for flashing you Jalapeno really is the AVR Dragon, believe me I've looked for cheaper alternatives, others just don't support it.
Because firmware version 1.2.5 supports XLINK I was thinking of linking my jalapenos together (when I finally get them), but I've seen some pictures without the CPLD and connectors, are they no longer installing them on the jalapenos?
It's locked
Being a JTAG interface I would suggest dumping your original firmware first prior to flashing for an original image.
Is there somewhere the original 1.0 FW to revert it back if it does not work right ?
Being a JTAG interface I would suggest dumping your original firmware first prior to flashing for an original image.
In that case I would suggest that would be quite difficult to achieve!
Wasn't there an image linked earlier that would return to stock? (from the BFL site)
The .hex provided by BFL is version 1.2.5, I don't think we'll be seeing an official release of v1.0.
What's a bam? Have you restarted the device?
Ofcourse, I restarted device.
I asume BAM is my jalapeno... before flashing was BAJ, I think...
I check in my Windows 8 and Ubuntu... the same errors... before flashing everything worked properly.
What can I do ?
BAM means BFL ASIC Minirig, so it looks like it's not being identified properly.
Did you compile the firmware yourself or did you use the precompiled .hex? If you compiled it yourself, I'd try flashing it again with the precompiled .hex.
Hi,
I would like to request to be whitelisted.
I recently participated in Luceo's ASIC raffle (III) and won 2nd place (yay!). I want to post an official confirmation in the raffle thread declaring that Luceo has made the order in my name, but I can't because I am not allowed to post there.
I would like to request to be whitelisted.
I recently participated in Luceo's ASIC raffle (III) and won 2nd place (yay!). I want to post an official confirmation in the raffle thread declaring that Luceo has made the order in my name, but I can't because I am not allowed to post there.
Hello guys,
I've only just started with the whole bitcoin thing, I decided to use my gaming rig for mining as an experiment, since I won't be using it much when I go off to college.
I'm currently running 2x XFX Radeon HD 5870's, only a humble mining rig compared to some others I have seen. As I said, it's an experiment, but I'm hoping to get in on the whole ASIC thing, even if it's just a BFL Jalapeno.
I've only just started with the whole bitcoin thing, I decided to use my gaming rig for mining as an experiment, since I won't be using it much when I go off to college.
I'm currently running 2x XFX Radeon HD 5870's, only a humble mining rig compared to some others I have seen. As I said, it's an experiment, but I'm hoping to get in on the whole ASIC thing, even if it's just a BFL Jalapeno.