FabulousPanda
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Try adding-S zus:allor-S zus:/dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUARTin manual flags!
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I'm sorry, but there's just too much else that needs doing I would consider more important I don't have time for and with Yosemite coming up that's a problem that only effects a limited portion of users running a version of Mac OS 5 versions backPlease post everything you have set up in the GPU window settings panel - and make sure to set to scrypt!Try a different IP address, perhaps there's a different .98 on the network?Ugh, that looks like the output of the linux program 'top' which just shows all the processes that are running - at the very least it seems to show that cgminer is running, but we want the logs of that to show up. Can you log in via ssh? I assume yo…Yeah that's the P2Pool node. BTC and LTC mining are really ASIC dominated these days, but you could look in to mining some of the other coins, maybe quark coin as there are so many and it's easy to CPU mine, or dark coin.Is there a cgminer log on the web interface you can post?They should do, if not you need to use-S allin manual flags, or use the block erupter button in the ASIC miner window settings panel. either way it'll detect them all!You…Are you using the FP P2Pool node? I don't recommend it for slower/newer miners, as it works better when you're mining at higher speeds, and P2Pool is one of the more technical options for mining and without writing an essay any explanation I give of…in your example for slush's pool it looks as though your worker should bejpsmith8488.Worker1notjpsmith8488Worker1it's been a whi…If it comes back up let me know and I'll take a look at it
if 192.168.168.144 is your router you need to set your gateway and DNS to that on the antminerPreviously you wrote that your router was192.168.168.168I'm very confused about your network setup - all of those values should be set to your internet connected routerbtw gateway and router and DNS can be the same on the antminer, should point to routerthe ping issue is weird but must just mean the linux controller has their information stored within - how have you set up your pool on the miner?DNS for your router should be on the list… why is the router 192.168.168.168? I would have guessed 192.168.1.1 from the other settings… Also, what is the MacBook's IP? If it's .1.99 that's a problem!If you can connect the S2 directly to the network without putting a computer between it that would be ideal. Otherwise, you need to share the internet connection from your wifi to your ethernet interface. It's all in System Preferences!You're using a thunderbolt to ethernet connector? Is your Mac on a wifi network too? That could cause the problem. I'd try connecting to the router first off though it would simplify matters.Can't see that image - did you click Apply after changing your IP? Can you log in to your router to make sure there's nothing else at .1.99?Where the setting is:sys prefs/network/(choose airport or ethernet depending which you use)/click advanced/choose/TCP/IP/unselect DHCP and choose an addressDude you can't have the same IP address as the miner. Are you connecting directly to it with an ethernet cable? You should change your IP in system preferences and/or on your router first and make sure nothing else is on .99How are you verifying that the device is showing up on the network? Does it have 192.168.1.99 displayed on the LCD? Have you tried the reset procedure in the manual here?Oh, if you have parallels or vmware fusion installed you can get it working in linuxThanks! It's probably not a problem with your device based on what you've posted. Sadly it looks as though it might need an update to get it working - let me have a look at the options!yeah it's an issue with bfgminer and the rbox and unfortunately no-one is quite sure what's causing it, not even sure whether it affects all users or not. did you try the running the chmod command? The problem is to do with not getting the response …try -S rockminer:all and give it a few restarts, stopping a few seconds in between, as the rockminer is apparently a bit sticky.I'd be interested to know whether runningsudo chmod 777 /dev/cu.SLAB*<…yepok that's what we wanted to see, now you can run-S rockminer:/dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUARTyou'll need to install these firstoh and it's probably just auto correct but rockminer needs to be one word in -S rockminer:all