So what is the price and payment methods? soleo, can this miner work woth PCI-E 6pin power connectors at PSU side? Definetely you know that most of miners have server PSUs modded for mining and equipped with 6pin connectors...
We'll send the mining software, manual and instructions to buyers to their email addresses. In the specification, "ATX 12 V required" exactly means that you have to use a PSU from yourself. Both PCI-E 6 Pin and 8 Pin would work.
soleo As for the usb mining software, Are you using cgminer or bfgminer? A package that you can install on the raspberry pi that allows web based access is called minera. If we can use cgminer or bfgminer, it would make setting up easier for most people. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=596620.0
Ordered one as well. Soleo mentioned they are shipping them using SF Express. Anyone have experience with receiving packages shipped that way in the US, how does it get delivered? Never seen a SF delivery vehicle around my area so I assume they hand the package off to another delivery company for the final portion of the shipment?
No one has yet. The packages are still in the shipping company. Some people would likely to get the tracking code tomorrow.
Guys, how can we order such a non-cheap device while still no any independent party saw it and confirmed that this "big" miner is really exist? All we have is that someone saw an USB miner and some short video and a couple of photos... soleo, how about any independent review?
soleo, do you have any final pictures of how the miner will look like? is it possible to request from the manufacturing company?
my concerns are same it's 7 btc per device and what makes my decision hard is absence of some kind of stats, pics and etc.
The manufacturing company did promise to have a longer and detail review video for the final product to us. I'm still waiting for their news. Worst case scenario would be that I would have to make it myself after they shipped it my place, just like other paid users, and I'll help to make the full detail video happen.
As we mentioned before, one of the machines will be shipped to a third party recommended by Dash Foundation. It's just the heatsinks replacement delayed the process. But it is still going to happen. We'll still be able to send it to the reviewer.
I'll be reviewing the miner and will post pictures stats and anything you want. I am getting the PI setup so this will work. So far the minera software has ads that pop up every hour unless you donate $4. Now they are locking up the console - so I may ditch minera. Some other users have reported better luck starting with the jessie image and adding minera on top of that. Buy a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, microusb power supply, case, heatsink kit recommeded, and 16GB Class 10 MicroSD card(8GB or 4GB also ok if you don't want to install a p2p pool node). Download Minera Bitcointalk Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=596620.0 Direct Download Link https://getminera.com/download/latest Download win32 disk imager https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ Setup from windows.... Double click on .zip download and select extract all. Open win32 Disk Imager and select the minera-latest.img file and write to device. While you are copying the minera image, assemble the PI, heatsinks, and case. Insert the MicroSD card in the slot at the back of the case. Login to your router...usually 192.168.1.1. Look for DHCP leases. Plug in your PI and find the new IP address that shows up it should have a description of minera. I set this as a static IP, so it won't change if you reboot your router in the future. Open your web browser(firefox or Chrome work best) with the IP. (192.168.1.36 for example) Login with user minera and password minera In Settings / Custom Miners choose cgminer 4.X In Pools add your pool and user info(see below for P2Pool info). In System enter a new system password. Save System / Open Terminal - login minera pass minera(or the new one). Type: sudo raspi-config and select "Expand Filesystem" Close the window by clicking the X in the upper right. System / Reboot and Yes Reboot For a pool you can connect to a P2Pool node here: https://dashtalk.org/threads/all-p2pool-nodes-list.4670/ Or create your own by starting here: https://github.com/dashpay/p2pool-dash sudo apt-get install python-zope.interface python-twisted python-twisted-web python-dev sudo apt-get install gcc g++ Download Dash wget https://www.dash.org/binaries/dash-0.12.0.56-RPi2.tar.gz -O - | tar -xz && cp dash-0.12.0/bin/dashd ~/ && cp dash-0.12.0/bin/dash-cli ~/ ./dashd sudo nano .dash/dash.conf (then put the next 5 lines in and edit for your user/pass/email) Code: rpcuser=<some_reallY_long_really_random_username> rpcpassword=<some_really_long_really_random_password> alertnotify=echo %s | mail -s "DASH Alert" <[email protected]> server=1 daemon=1 Control x enter git clone https://github.com/dashpay/p2pool-dash.git cd p2pool-dash git submodule init git submodule update cd x11-hash sudo python setup.py install cd dash-subsidy sudo python setup.py install ./dashd wait about 24hrs to download and sync sudo python run_p2pool.py Connect minera to 127.0.0.1 port 7903 For setup help sudo python run_p2pool.py --help Add startup scrypts so if you reboot the wallet and p2pool start up. crontab -e @reboot /home/minera/dashd sudo crontab -e @reboot sleep 1000 python /home/minera/run_p2pool.py
因为我们的产力很有限，所以并不能一下子处理完毕所有的请求。目前我还在与早期发邮件的用户交涉中。 translation: we have a very limited ability to produce more machines, so I'm still processing the early subscribers in my mailbox. Thanks for sharing this.
So... "ordered one" means that you received the invoice from coinpayment.net,and paied? I replied the first email and no response,no "invoice from coinpayment.net".Or nobody receved the invoice and I misunderstood.
It's gmail...it seems that he didn't send me the invoice.I sent an email to ask about this.Whatever the reason is,I think I missed the bus.:sad:
just paid. in comments put your numbers just for info purpose and fun https://www.coinpayments.net/feedback-77ed1b95830412aabd584debe5be424f
