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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:17:10 (permalink)
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Why is the setup so difficult? I know their how to's are poorly organized, but all I did was use one of the newer clients (last ran it was 7.4.27) and use a cc_config.xml file that included the
 
<coproc>
<type>miner_asic</type>
<count>1</count>
</coproc>
 
Then I installed the Zadig drivers as instructed. Everything worked fine. That was with one miner on the rig. Some people will tell you it is better to run all miners on the same work unit and some will tell you to run separate work units. My logic says if you are using a lot of those little USB ASICs to run separate work units because if some of them finish their portion of the block chain, they will sit idle while the rest finish up their portions. Maximizing would mean let them take longer on their individual work units. Just make sure they are finishing on time.
 
I will also note that the miner I had ran fine with bfgminer when testing outside of BU but wasn't as happy inside of it. So definitely try a few different options with the work unit choices.
 
Edit: I also haven't tried it in about a month, but earlier server software/clients required that you have the use CPU box checked in your BU website preferences and you also had to make sure that your computer was not running as a service because the clients were still looking at the ASICs as if they were GPU's. So, it is a double edged sword sometimes. I also had to keep suspending work in order to keep BU fed. So, this certainly works better on dedicated miners or people messing with multiple clients on the same box.
 
Edit2: In case someone else still hasn't dipped their toes into cc_config.xml files yet for BOINC, here is an example of the one on the referenced laptop that was last running a miner for me.
 
<cc_config>
<options>
<http_1_0>1</http_1_0>
<report_results_immediately>1</report_results_immediately>
<coproc>
<type>miner_asic</type>
<count>1</count>
</coproc>
</options>
</cc_config>


What is this setting for? <http_1_0>1</http_1_0>
Will this line work in all BOINC Projects? <report_results_immediately>1</report_results_immediately>

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:28:04 (permalink)
I got a virus alert after running a few hundred projects.. it also deleted the cgminer out of the data directory. This was odd because it was there and running for at least a day before it happened but it completely stalled processing for one of the subprojects. I think it was the mars one.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:31:13 (permalink)
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What is this setting for? <http_1_0>1</http_1_0>
Will this line work in all BOINC Projects? <report_results_immediately>1</report_results_immediately>




<http_1_0>0|1</http_1_0>
Set this flag to use HTTP 1.0 instead of 1.1 (this may be needed with some proxies).
 
and yes, report immediately should work for all. cc_config is main configuration that travels to all running projects on that machine. app_config overrides those if there is a settings conflict.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:40:43 (permalink)
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What is this setting for? <http_1_0>1</http_1_0>
Will this line work in all BOINC Projects? <report_results_immediately>1</report_results_immediately>




<http_1_0>0|1</http_1_0>
Set this flag to use HTTP 1.0 instead of 1.1 (this may be needed with some proxies).
 
and yes, report immediately should work for all. cc_config is main configuration that travels to all running projects on that machine. app_config overrides those if there is a settings conflict.


Thanks,
Now to find out how to add in  <cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline> to what to clock to 300 not really overclocking thought.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:42:48 (permalink)
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That is what I ended up doing as well, BUT NO WERE ON THEIR SITE TO THEY TELL YOU THIS. That is the problem!
This is my cc_config.xml file and it goes in this Folder: C:\ProgramData\BOINC\
<cc_config>
<options>
<coproc>
<type>miner_asic</type>
<count>1</count>
</coproc>
</options>
</cc_config>


http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/forum_thread.php?id=303&postid=2267#2267
http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/forum_thread.php?id=303&postid=2854#2854
 
Front page had those links under FAQ. It has also been modified from its original form. The original was a bit more clear that you didn't have to do the extra hoops. They really need a more clear how to FAQ.
 
Edit: They should really tell people where to put the cc_config files because not everyone is familiar with them. There is a ton of references in many places to proper use of cc_config.xml, but that doesn't mean everyone is familiar. With that said, the info is there. You just have to pick it out. One step forwards seems to be 2 steps back at times.
 
Edit2: Keep in mind that BOINC data directory is only for Vista and newer versions of Windows. XP is located under a different directory. Let me know if you need details for XP. Linux would be different too and I'm not a Linux guru so some GoogleFu or another user would be needed on that one.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:53:14 (permalink)
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Will this line work in all BOINC Projects? <report_results_immediately>1</report_results_immediately>


Yes this line will work at pretty much all projects. However, it is not encouraged as it creates extra strain on their servers. Single core systems not so much, but when talking about 4P systems with 60 or more threads, that is a lot of calls home from a single machine each time a work unit finishes. The system I referenced doesn't always have a solid connection to use, so I want it to report back ASAP so that it doesn't sit waiting until I come back in. Also, with BU, I want to make sure it is reporting work ASAP as there is typically deadlines I don't want to miss.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 10:55:28 (permalink)
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bcavnaugh
 
 
That is what I ended up doing as well, BUT NO WERE ON THEIR SITE TO THEY TELL YOU THIS. That is the problem!
This is my cc_config.xml file and it goes in this Folder: C:\ProgramData\BOINC\
<cc_config>
<options>
<coproc>
<type>miner_asic</type>
<count>1</count>
</coproc>
</options>
</cc_config>


http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/forum_thread.php?id=303&postid=2267#2267
http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/forum_thread.php?id=303&postid=2854#2854
 
Front page had those links under FAQ. It has also been modified from its original form. The original was a bit more clear that you didn't have to do the extra hoops. They really need a more clear how to FAQ.
 
Edit: They should really tell people where to put the cc_config files because not everyone is familiar with them. There is a ton of references in many places to proper use of cc_config.xml, but that doesn't mean everyone is familiar. With that said, the info is there. You just have to pick it out. One step forwards seems to be 2 steps back at times.


Yes it is in that location, but to much and out dated for current version of BOINC Client.
I just with they would clean it up a little and separate parts of out is all.
But for your too cuarc001 Thank you for your insights that you have provided to our Forum.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 11:03:05 (permalink)
I think the problem is that there is only really two people posting documentation. It is easy for them to forget that many BOINC users are not miners. Since at least one of them is a very active BOINC user, it probably doesn't help bridge the gap for the miners trying to get familiar with BOINC. They really need more volunteers giving some suggestions. Perhaps when you guys are done figuring things out, you could post in their forums your suggestions, experiences, and possible write ups to help things along?

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 11:26:45 (permalink)
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Thanks,
Now to find out how to add in  <cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline> to what to clock to 300 not really overclocking thought.


 
Make an app_config.xml file in the bitcoin project folder.
 
and put this in:
 

<app_config>
<app_version>
 <app_name>APPNAME</app_name>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline>
 </app_version>
</app_config>

 
APPNAME = "cgminer-rbox_4" for project 3 and "C-cgminer-rbox" for campaign 4 I believe.
 
290 is actually the default, 320 no problem with heat, I added a fan in front of it to help so I cranked it up to 350. But it does start to get hot, and there's no way to monitor that when you're mining in boinc. cgminer has a temperature output and it was reaching 60'c without the fan, i think they go up to 65c before shutting down, not sure. Right now it's running at 51c with the extra fan.
 
And check out this insane burst of speed it had yesterday.. 262 GH/s!! 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 11:45:03 (permalink)
Logs show the following, is this normal?
Reject ratio: 4.8%
Hardware errors: 190
 
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Started at [2014-11-25 11:02:03]                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Runtime: 0 hrs : 13 mins : 8 secs                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Average hashrate: 104569.7 Mhash/s                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Solved blocks: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Best share difficulty: 13.2K                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Share submissions: 21                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Accepted shares: 20                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Rejected shares: 1                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Accepted difficulty shares: 20480                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Rejected difficulty shares: 1024                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Reject ratio: 4.8%                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Hardware errors: 190                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Utility (accepted shares / min): 1.53/min                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Work Utility (diff1 shares solved / min): 1461.10/min
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Stale submissions discarded due to new blocks: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Unable to get work from server occasions: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Work items generated locally: 19853                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Submitting work remotely delay occasions: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] New blocks detected on network: 1
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Pool: stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Share submissions: 21                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Accepted shares: 20                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Rejected shares: 1                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Accepted difficulty shares: 20480                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Rejected difficulty shares: 1024                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Reject ratio: 4.8%                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Items worked on: 19234                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Stale submissions discarded due to new blocks: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Unable to get work from server occasions: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Submitting work remotely delay occasions: 0
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Pool: stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Share submissions: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Accepted shares: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Rejected shares: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Accepted difficulty shares: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Rejected difficulty shares: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Items worked on: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Stale submissions discarded due to new blocks: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Unable to get work from server occasions: 0                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11]  Submitting work remotely delay occasions: 0
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Summary of per device statistics:
                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] LIR0 (5s):111.1G (avg):104.6Gh/s | A:20480 R:1024 HW:190 WU:1461.1/m                   
[2014-11-25 11:15:11] Mined 20480 accepted shares of 20480 requested

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 11:47:25 (permalink)
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bcavnaugh
 
Thanks,
Now to find out how to add in  <cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline> to what to clock to 300 not really overclocking thought.


 
Make an app_config.xml file in the bitcoin project folder.
and put this in:
 

<app_config>
<app_version>
 <app_name>APPNAME</app_name>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline>
 </app_version>
</app_config>

 
APPNAME = "cgminer-rbox_4" for project 3 and "C-cgminer-rbox" for campaign 4 I believe.
 
290 is actually the default, 320 no problem with heat, I added a fan in front of it to help so I cranked it up to 350. But it does start to get hot, and there's no way to monitor that when you're mining in boinc. cgminer has a temperature output and it was reaching 60'c without the fan, i think they go up to 65c before shutting down, not sure. Right now it's running at 51c with the extra fan.
 
And check out this insane burst of speed it had yesterday.. 262 GH/s!! 



I did add two fan on top so the fans are pushing and pulling out the top.
I put the Vent Side Up on my Rack.
I did really like the Box that they ship this in and to ship inside of.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 13:39:48 (permalink)
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Logs show the following, is this normal?
Reject ratio: 4.8%
Hardware errors: 190
 



The rejects ratio I would say is somewhat normal every once and awhile the server will end up rejecting a unit for whatever reasons. 4.8% seems a bit high but its also only one rejected unit. I wouldn't worry unless after a fair amount of time the trend holds, odds are that percent will drop down if you let it run for awhile longer. Can't really speak about the hardware errors I was more mining alt coins and my miners wouldn't list hardware error count. 
 
As a side note, the response you got in the crypto section was more saying that bit-coin utopia ends up skimming a lot more off the top for operation costs then if it was just a direct donation from a user in a "normal" mining pool. Like around 5 times more then your normal pool.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 13:43:18 (permalink)
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bcavnaugh
Logs show the following, is this normal?
Reject ratio: 4.8%
Hardware errors: 190
 



The rejects ratio I would say is somewhat normal every once and awhile the server will end up rejecting a unit for whatever reasons. 4.8% seems a bit high but its also only one rejected unit. I wouldn't worry unless after a fair amount of time the trend holds, odds are that percent will drop down if you let it run for awhile longer. Can't really speak about the hardware errors I was more mining alt coins and my miners wouldn't list hardware error count. 
 
As a side note, the response you got in the crypto section was more saying that bit-coin utopia ends up skimming a lot more off the top for operation costs then if it was just a direct donation from a user in a "normal" mining pool. Like around 5 times more then your normal pool.


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They did say I was fine so I will not bother with it.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 13:43:19 (permalink)
Most rejects are from your own computer trying to do or send the same work. less than 5% is nothing. That hardware error rate is a little high though. Mine started off high and started to plummet, now it's .15% once I got the settings tuned. It is only 1/20 rejected, so just keep an eye on it.

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 14:03:23 (permalink)
Considering BU is not a pool in itself, then it is going to be higher regardless than a pool will be. IIRC you are actually mining in a pool under BU's name when using their default setup and so logic would tell you it would be cheaper to side step them altogether. However, that also requires people to do more of the legwork. It also means you will need to factor in: 1. Exchange rate/fees 2. Wallet setup and management which to miners isn't a big deal 3. Most likely have to document your coins for tax reasons (remember, we are encouraging what is legal afterall. This is both for your donation credit as well as potential capital gains) 4. Donate the money which may require additional setups depending on donation options available.
 
Since BU is not a pool, it also means they have additional costs which is what will make up the difference of that 8% (most pools are ~2% from what I have been told) and you have to remember that the admins aren't working for free delivering this "convenience" to others.
 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/25 14:33:16 (permalink)
I'm really surprised they're piggybacking off of btcguild's pool and not having one of their own that would collect a full take rather than the percentage. I guess they feel there aren't enough active miners to guarantee payoff. The average pool output nowadays is 10 PH/s and i think the total output for the users on BU would be in the 100 TH/s range (so 1% of what the big pools are working with) plenty powerful enough to find a block by itself, but not a guarantee.
 
If they did offer profit sharing with the users, by hosting the pool, and then giving the share/percentage to us, I think there would be a huge increase in use from outside the boinc community. They really should.. 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 09:12:46 (permalink)
It does need the plan_class code in there.. just switched mine back on and it was giving me the error in notices. Of course my app_config was deleted because the work went away. So i basically had to re-do everything.. back up and running now (Under mining@evga, no more point panic please)
 
<app_config>
<app_version>
 <app_name>APPNAME</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline>
 </app_version>
</app_config>

 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 09:27:29 (permalink)
How well are you running at <cmdline>--rock-freq 300</cmdline>"

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 09:45:24 (permalink)
I'm running at 350 and according to the output stderr.txt file i'm getting 128 GH/s average so it has to be overclocking properly. finishing the 20 GH/s+ seti task at 10-13 minutes, stock freq was 16-20.
 
the stderr.txt is in the boinc data directory/slots/* (dunno which slot though, they are different every computer, chances are it's one of the higher numbers if it was the last device added.)
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:00:46 (permalink)
This is without cmdline>--rock-freq 300
Post your app_config.xml file so that we may compare them. With Real <app_name  RealName </name>
I should have one later today or tonight to post, not sure if I will run 2 on one rig or do a one to one.
 
How is mine looking? 
Is 106.7Gh/s  my High?
 
10:54:23 (2876): wrapper (7.5.26011): starting
10:54:23 (2876): wrapper: running cgminer.exe ( -o stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu4_1024 -p x -o stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu4_1024 -p x --shares 20480 --text-only --no-submit-stale --queue 10 --usb :1)
 [2014-11-26 10:54:25] Started cgminer 4.7.0
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Probing for an alive pool
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 16
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Switching to pool 1 stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 - first alive pool
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 1024
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Network diff set to 40.3G
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Pool 0 stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 alive, testing stability
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Pool 0 difficulty chan g[e2d0 t1o4 -111-026 2140
:54:28] Switching to pool 0 stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart
 [2014-11-26 10:54:25] Started cgminer 4.7.0                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Probing for an alive pool                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 16                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Switching to pool 1 stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 - first alive pool                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 1024                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:27] Network diff set to 40.3G                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Pool 0 stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 alive, testing stability                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Switching to pool 0 stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333                   
 [2014-11-26 10:54:28] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart                   
(5s):0.000 (1m):0.000 (5m):0.000 (15m):0.000 (avg):0.000h/s         
(5s):38.52G (1m):4.498G (5m):924.2M (15m):309.5M (avg):61.88Gh/s         
(5s):75.63G (1m):11.69G (5m):2.470G (15m):831.2M (avg):79.05Gh/s         
(5s):100.3G (1m):19.88G (5m):4.317G (15m):1.459G (avg):91.10Gh/s         
(5s):94.61G (1m):25.73G (5m):5.791G (15m):1.969G (avg):91.54Gh/s         
(5s):99.48G (1m):32.00G (5m):7.414G (15m):2.534G (avg):94.56Gh/s         
(5s):101.3G (1m):37.49G (5m):8.963G (15m):3.081G (avg):95.37Gh/s         
(5s):95.18G (1m):41.71G (5m):10.31G (15m):3.564G (avg):94.67Gh/s         
(5s):97.39G (1m):46.29G (5m):11.78G (15m):4.096G (avg):95.19Gh/s         
(5s):97.22G (1m):50.68G (5m):13.25G (15m):4.630G (avg):96.10Gh/s         
(5s):100.5G (1m):54.79G (5m):14.72G (15m):5.171G (avg):96.72Gh/s         
(5s):97.47G (1m):58.05G (5m):16.06G (15m):5.675G (avg):96.60Gh/s         
(5s):99.20G (1m):61.29G (5m):17.42G (15m):6.186G (avg):96.79Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Accepted 23106a91 Diff 1.87K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Stratum reconnect requested from pool 0 to stratum-lb48.btcguild.com:3333
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Accepted 23106a91 Diff 1.87K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Stratum reconnect requested from pool 0 to stratum-lb48.btcguild.com:3333                   
(5s):104.7G (1m):65.24G (5m):18.99G (15m):6.779G (avg):97.80Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 2
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 2                   
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024                   
 [2014-11-26 10:55:33] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart                   
(5s):64.03G (1m):60.37G (5m):18.68G (15m):6.741G (avg):90.72Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:55:39] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding
 [2014-11-26 10:55:39] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding                   
(5s):76.77G (1m):61.85G (5m):19.64G (15m):7.124G (avg):89.99Gh/s         
(5s):95.09G (1m):65.72G (5m):21.14G (15m):7.698G (avg):91.29Gh/s         
(5s):98.05G (1m):68.20G (5m):22.38G (15m):8.189G (avg):91.61Gh/s         
(5s):101.1G (1m):70.87G (5m):23.70G (15m):8.709G (avg):92.16Gh/s         
(5s):108.4G (1m):74.38G (5m):25.23G (15m):9.307G (avg):93.35Gh/s         
(5s):96.40G (1m):75.81G (5m):26.34G (15m):9.769G (avg):93.31Gh/s         
(5s):104.9G (1m):78.41G (5m):27.69G (15m):10.31G (avg):94.02Gh/s         
(5s):102.4G (1m):80.09G (5m):28.85G (15m):10.80G (avg):94.28Gh/s         
(5s):97.37G (1m):81.40G (5m):30.00G (15m):11.28G (avg):94.38Gh/s         
(5s):100.4G (1m):83.02G (5m):31.18G (15m):11.78G (avg):94.69Gh/s         
(5s):103.3G (1m):84.73G (5m):32.38G (15m):12.29G (avg):95.08Gh/s         
(5s):109.2G (1m):87.18G (5m):33.76G (15m):12.87G (avg):95.88Gh/s         
(5s):96.03G (1m):87.05G (5m):34.63G (15m):13.27G (avg):95.48Gh/s         
(5s):102.5G (1m):88.54G (5m):35.79G (15m):13.78G (avg):95.85Gh/s         
(5s):95.27G (1m):88.73G (5m):36.69G (15m):14.20G (avg):95.69Gh/s         
(5s):114.8G (1m):91.59G (5m):38.15G (15m):14.82G (avg):96.64Gh/s         
(5s):102.3G (1m):91.78G (5m):39.05G (15m):15.25G (avg):96.56Gh/s         
(5s):112.6G (1m):93.81G (5m):40.34G (15m):15.81G (avg):97.21Gh/s         
(5s):103.5G (1m):94.21G (5m):41.31G (15m):16.27G (avg):97.25Gh/s         
(5s):107.2G (1m):95.56G (5m):42.47G (15m):16.80G (avg):97.67Gh/s         
(5s):104.9G (1m):96.07G (5m):43.44G (15m):17.27G (avg):97.79Gh/s         
(5s):101.5G (1m):96.40G (5m):44.38G (15m):17.73G (avg):97.86Gh/s         
(5s):96.57G (1m):96.39G (5m):45.24G (15m):18.16G (avg):97.82Gh/s         
(5s):103.5G (1m):97.44G (5m):46.32G (15m):18.68G (avg):98.13Gh/s         
(5s):109.4G (1m):98.98G (5m):47.49G (15m):19.22G (avg):98.62Gh/s         
(5s):111.0G (1m):99.87G (5m):48.52G (15m):19.73G (avg):98.91Gh/s         
(5s):104.9G (1m):100.1G (5m):49.41G (15m):20.18G (avg):99.02Gh/s         
(5s):124.7G (1m):102.6G (5m):50.75G (15m):20.79G (avg):99.77Gh/s         
(5s):104.3G (1m):102.0G (5m):51.52G (15m):21.22G (avg):99.67Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:58:06] Accepted 3c659f39 Diff 1.08K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 10:58:06] Accepted 3c659f39 Diff 1.08K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
(5s):115.6G (1m):103.6G (5m):52.67G (15m):21.77G (avg):100.3Gh/s         
(5s):118.4G (1m):104.6G (5m):53.69G (15m):22.29G (avg):100.6Gh/s         
(5s):116.7G (1m):105.3G (5m):54.72G (15m):22.81G (avg):100.9Gh/s         
(5s):124.3G (1m):106.9G (5m):55.85G (15m):23.36G (avg):101.4Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:58:24] Accepted 184ec0bf Diff 2.7K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 10:58:24] Accepted 184ec0bf Diff 2.7K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
(5s):114.1G (1m):106.8G (5m):56.69G (15m):23.82G (avg):101.5Gh/s         
(5s):120.7G (1m):108.2G (5m):57.80G (15m):24.38G (avg):102.0Gh/s         
(5s):113.8G (1m):107.9G (5m):58.57G (15m):24.82G (avg):102.0Gh/s         
(5s):116.5G (1m):108.7G (5m):59.53G (15m):25.33G (avg):102.3Gh/s         
(5s):118.9G (1m):109.5G (5m):60.54G (15m):25.86G (avg):102.7Gh/s         
(5s):124.4G (1m):111.1G (5m):61.65G (15m):26.42G (avg):103.2Gh/s         
(5s):131.0G (1m):112.6G (5m):62.78G (15m):27.00G (avg):103.7Gh/s         
(5s):120.7G (1m):112.5G (5m):63.55G (15m):27.45G (avg):103.8Gh/s         
(5s):120.7G (1m):113.4G (5m):64.59G (15m):28.00G (avg):104.2Gh/s         
(5s):99.11G (1m):111.4G (5m):64.98G (15m):28.34G (avg):103.9Gh/s         
(5s):117.5G (1m):112.7G (5m):66.01G (15m):28.88G (avg):104.3Gh/s         
(5s):118.4G (1m):113.2G (5m):66.87G (15m):29.38G (avg):104.5Gh/s         
(5s):122.2G (1m):114.2G (5m):67.83G (15m):29.90G (avg):104.9Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 10:59:32] Stratum from pool 0 detected new block
 [2014-11-26 10:59:32] Stratum from pool 0 detected new block                   
(5s):120.9G (1m):114.7G (5m):68.72G (15m):30.41G (avg):105.1Gh/s         
(5s):121.6G (1m):114.9G (5m):69.53G (15m):30.90G (avg):105.3Gh/s         
(5s):111.6G (1m):113.9G (5m):70.07G (15m):31.29G (avg):105.3Gh/s         
(5s):101.5G (1m):112.6G (5m):70.53G (15m):31.67G (avg):105.2Gh/s         
(5s):106.8G (1m):112.3G (5m):71.13G (15m):32.08G (avg):105.2Gh/s         
(5s):120.6G (1m):113.8G (5m):72.14G (15m):32.63G (avg):105.6Gh/s         
(5s):121.6G (1m):114.9G (5m):73.06G (15m):33.16G (avg):106.0Gh/s         
(5s):118.4G (1m):114.9G (5m):73.77G (15m):33.62G (avg):106.1Gh/s         
(5s):110.1G (1m):114.4G (5m):74.34G (15m):34.03G (avg):106.1Gh/s         
(5s):111.1G (1m):114.3G (5m):74.96G (15m):34.46G (avg):106.2Gh/s         
(5s):121.7G (1m):115.1G (5m):75.80G (15m):34.97G (avg):106.5Gh/s         
(5s):108.8G (1m):113.9G (5m):76.17G (15m):35.32G (avg):106.4Gh/s         
(5s):111.5G (1m):113.8G (5m):76.79G (15m):35.76G (avg):106.5Gh/s         
(5s):115.2G (1m):114.3G (5m):77.52G (15m):36.23G (avg):106.7Gh/s         
 
 
After: @320
 
11:18:12 (3836): wrapper (7.5.26011): starting
11:18:12 (3836): wrapper: running cgminer.exe ( -o stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu3_1024 -p x -o stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu3_1024 -p x --shares 20480 --text-only --no-submit-stale --queue 10 --usb :1 --rock-freq 320)
 [2014-11-26 11:18:13] Started cgminer 4.7.0
 [2014-11-26 11:18:15] Probing for an alive pool
 [2014-11-26 11:18:13] Started cgminer 4.7.0                   
 [2014-11-26 11:18:15] Probing for an alive pool                   
(5s):0.000 (1m):0.000 (5m):0.000 (15m):0.000 (avg):0.000h/s         
 [2014-11-26 11:18:15] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Network diff set to 40.3G
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 16
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 1024
 [2014-11-26 11:18:15] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16                   
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024                   
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Network diff set to 40.3G                   
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 16                   
 [2014-11-26 11:18:16] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 1024                   
(5s):60.31G (1m):6.681G (5m):1.366G (15m):457.3M (avg):112.0Gh/s         
(5s):95.89G (1m):15.66G (5m):3.315G (15m):1.116G (avg):116.9Gh/s         
(5s):101.1G (1m):22.66G (5m):4.965G (15m):1.680G (avg):112.9Gh/s         
(5s):124.0G (1m):32.05G (5m):7.208G (15m):2.451G (avg):120.3Gh/s         
(5s):120.5G (1m):38.88G (5m):9.044G (15m):3.094G (avg):119.1Gh/s         
(5s):115.8G (1m):44.40G (5m):10.67G (15m):3.672G (avg):117.2Gh/s         
(5s):119.8G (1m):50.57G (5m):12.50G (15m):4.323G (avg):118.1Gh/s         
(5s):126.5G (1m):56.51G (5m):14.35G (15m):4.989G (avg):119.0Gh/s         
(5s):130.4G (1m):62.59G (5m):16.30G (15m):5.694G (avg):120.7Gh/s         
(5s):134.2G (1m):68.51G (5m):18.32G (15m):6.432G (avg):122.1Gh/s         
(5s):121.3G (1m):72.32G (5m):19.93G (15m):7.039G (avg):121.6Gh/s         
(5s):129.7G (1m):77.23G (5m):21.81G (15m):7.738G (avg):122.7Gh/s         
(5s):119.9G (1m):79.99G (5m):23.30G (15m):8.318G (avg):121.8Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Accepted 2495e210 Diff 1.79K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Stratum reconnect requested from pool 0 to stratum-lb48.btcguild.com:3333
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 2
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Accepted 2495e210 Diff 1.79K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Stratum reconnect requested from pool 0 to stratum-lb48.btcguild.com:3333                   
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 2                   
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 1024                   
 [2014-11-26 11:19:24] Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart                   
(5s):87.05G (1m):79.26G (5m):24.37G (15m):8.785G (avg):117.3Gh/s         
(5s):67.79G (1m):76.16G (5m):24.52G (15m):8.912G (avg):112.2Gh/s         
(5s):83.36G (1m):77.43G (5m):25.63G (15m):9.372G (avg):111.0Gh/s         
(5s):103.6G (1m):80.56G (5m):27.13G (15m):9.963G (avg):111.3Gh/s         
(5s):101.6G (1m):81.94G (5m):28.29G (15m):10.45G (avg):110.6Gh/s         
(5s):115.9G (1m):85.25G (5m):29.84G (15m):11.06G (avg):111.3Gh/s         
(5s):114.2G (1m):87.61G (5m):31.25G (15m):11.64G (avg):111.5Gh/s         
(5s):120.5G (1m):90.09G (5m):32.71G (15m):12.24G (avg):111.8Gh/s         
(5s):125.6G (1m):92.93G (5m):34.23G (15m):12.86G (avg):112.4Gh/s         
(5s):130.5G (1m):96.08G (5m):35.84G (15m):13.52G (avg):113.3Gh/s         
(5s):125.5G (1m):97.96G (5m):37.23G (15m):14.11G (avg):113.5Gh/s         
(5s):112.8G (1m):98.62G (5m):38.40G (15m):14.64G (avg):113.2Gh/s         
(5s):124.8G (1m):101.2G (5m):39.93G (15m):15.28G (avg):113.9Gh/s         
(5s):127.5G (1m):103.0G (5m):41.30G (15m):15.87G (avg):114.3Gh/s         
(5s):137.6G (1m):106.1G (5m):42.93G (15m):16.56G (avg):115.2Gh/s         
(5s):127.5G (1m):107.2G (5m):44.22G (15m):17.14G (avg):115.4Gh/s         
(5s):127.5G (1m):108.8G (5m):45.60G (15m):17.75G (avg):115.8Gh/s         
(5s):119.2G (1m):109.1G (5m):46.69G (15m):18.27G (avg):115.7Gh/s         
(5s):124.7G (1m):110.5G (5m):48.03G (15m):18.88G (avg):116.0Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 11:20:57] Accepted 27e1509d Diff 1.64K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 11:20:57] Accepted 27e1509d Diff 1.64K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
(5s):115.5G (1m):110.6G (5m):49.08G (15m):19.39G (avg):115.9Gh/s         
(5s):109.8G (1m):110.2G (5m):49.98G (15m):19.85G (avg):115.6Gh/s         
(5s):119.5G (1m):111.0G (5m):51.15G (15m):20.41G (avg):115.7Gh/s         
(5s):118.6G (1m):111.5G (5m):52.22G (15m):20.94G (avg):115.8Gh/s         
(5s):112.8G (1m):111.1G (5m):53.14G (15m):21.43G (avg):115.5Gh/s         
(5s):107.4G (1m):110.8G (5m):54.02G (15m):21.89G (avg):115.3Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 11:21:27] Accepted 22574344 Diff 1.91K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 11:21:27] Accepted 22574344 Diff 1.91K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
(5s):129.8G (1m):113.2G (5m):55.46G (15m):22.56G (avg):115.9Gh/s         
(5s):130.3G (1m):114.6G (5m):56.73G (15m):23.17G (avg):116.3Gh/s         
(5s):114.4G (1m):114.3G (5m):57.59G (15m):23.64G (avg):116.2Gh/s         
(5s):111.9G (1m):114.3G (5m):58.56G (15m):24.16G (avg):116.2Gh/s         
(5s):108.6G (1m):113.9G (5m):59.37G (15m):24.61G (avg):116.0Gh/s         
(5s):117.0G (1m):114.8G (5m):60.48G (15m):25.18G (avg):116.2Gh/s         
(5s):117.7G (1m):114.9G (5m):61.39G (15m):25.68G (avg):116.2Gh/s         
(5s):102.5G (1m):113.2G (5m):61.93G (15m):26.06G (avg):115.7Gh/s         
(5s):118.2G (1m):114.2G (5m):62.98G (15m):26.61G (avg):115.9Gh/s         
(5s):108.0G (1m):113.4G (5m):63.66G (15m):27.04G (avg):115.7Gh/s         
 [2014-11-26 11:22:19] Accepted 26725818 Diff 1.71K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0
 [2014-11-26 11:22:19] Accepted 26725818 Diff 1.71K/1024 LIR 0 pool 0                    
(5s):111.3G (1m):113.4G (5m):64.49G (15m):27.52G (avg):115.6Gh/s         
(5s):115.2G (1m):113.7G (5m):65.37G (15m):28.03G (avg):115.7Gh/s         
(5s):125.5G (1m):114.6G (5m):66.33G (15m):28.55G (avg):115.8Gh/s         
(5s):123.8G (1m):115.2G (5m):67.27G (15m):29.08G (avg):116.0Gh/s         
 
post edited by bcavnaugh - 2014/11/26 10:26:58

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:04:26 (permalink)
I tried adding other stuff to the command line as well, like an actual logfile, it ended up crashing 74 tasks before i could stop it..
 
But here is my working app_config.xml:
 
<app_config>
 
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_5</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 350</cmdline>
 </app_version>
 
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_4</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 350</cmdline>
 </app_version>
 
<app_version>
 <app_name>C-cgminer-rbox</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 350</cmdline>
 </app_version>
 
</app_config>

 
For anybody not following along, if you plan on overclocking make sure it has better ventilation. As you cannot monitor the temp it can spike without your knowledge. We have extra fans on ours to prove the needed cooling. Don't fry your new toy!! Not sure how well they built in the temp control protocols and I don't really want to find out.. the "New R-Box" runs at a higher freq than the original.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:06:57 (permalink)
Cool,
So then each new project they come out with all you really need to do is add _# as _4 to the end of the name.
So C-cgminer-rbox would be for #3
Are the commands case sensitive?
 
For this weekend I was going with:
 
<app_config>
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_8</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 320</cmdline>
 </app_version>
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_7</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 320</cmdline>
 </app_version>
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_5</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 320</cmdline>
 </app_version>
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_4</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 320</cmdline>
 </app_version>
<app_version>
 <app_name>C-cgminer-rbox</app_name>
<plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
<cmdline>--rock-freq 320</cmdline>
 </app_version>
</app_config>
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:15:28 (permalink)
that's what it looks like, i think it was something different before as project 3 is actually C_cgminer, 1 was A_, 2 was B_.. anyway.. you can open your client_state.xml in the boinc data directory and search for the project url, this works for all projects, and scroll down to view the app names. you can even see the command they use to run the project through cgminer in this case.
 
here is bitcoin utopia:
 

<project>
 <master_url>http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/</master_url>
 <project_name>Bitcoin Utopia</project_name>
 <symstore></symstore>
 <user_name>Devlin85</user_name>
 <team_name>Mining@EVGA</team_name>
 <host_venue></host_venue>
 <email_hash>d51bf606923361377892c919742b49c5</email_hash>
 <cross_project_id>3281bddeba5759f5ed300cec63d50c58</cross_project_id>
 <external_cpid>0d4d7b5fcb4f00888da766ef72902da7</external_cpid>
 <cpid_time>1413322857.000000</cpid_time>
 <user_total_credit>1010115760.000000</user_total_credit>
 <user_expavg_credit>48995507.409992</user_expavg_credit>
 <user_create_time>1413322857.000000</user_create_time>
 <rpc_seqno>34</rpc_seqno>
 <userid>3970</userid>
 <teamid>2124</teamid>
 <hostid>6326</hostid>
 <host_total_credit>1010070000.000000</host_total_credit>
 <host_expavg_credit>48349074.038911</host_expavg_credit>
 <host_create_time>1416003990.000000</host_create_time>
 <nrpc_failures>0</nrpc_failures>
 <master_fetch_failures>0</master_fetch_failures>
 <min_rpc_time>1417025308.484375</min_rpc_time>
 <next_rpc_time>0.000000</next_rpc_time>
 <rec>0.162076</rec>
 <rec_time>1417025291.468750</rec_time>
 <resource_share>100.000000</resource_share>
 <desired_disk_usage>0.000000</desired_disk_usage>
 <duration_correction_factor>1.000000</duration_correction_factor>
 <sched_rpc_pending>0</sched_rpc_pending>
 <send_time_stats_log>0</send_time_stats_log>
 <send_job_log>0</send_job_log>
 <njobs_success>6</njobs_success>
 <njobs_error>55</njobs_error>
 <elapsed_time>5904.109375</elapsed_time>
 <dont_use_dcf/>
 <attached_via_acct_mgr/>
 <rsc_backoff_time>
 <name>CPU</name>
 <value>0.000000</value>
 </rsc_backoff_time>
 <rsc_backoff_interval>
 <name>CPU</name>
 <value>0.000000</value>
 </rsc_backoff_interval>
 <rsc_backoff_time>
 <name>miner_asic</name>
 <value>1417026079.569033</value>
 </rsc_backoff_time>
 <rsc_backoff_interval>
 <name>miner_asic</name>
 <value>600.000000</value>
 </rsc_backoff_interval>
 <rsc_backoff_time>
 <name>NVIDIA</name>
 <value>0.000000</value>
 </rsc_backoff_time>
 <rsc_backoff_interval>
 <name>NVIDIA</name>
 <value>0.000000</value>
 </rsc_backoff_interval>
 <scheduler_url>http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia_cgi/cgi</scheduler_url>
 <code_sign_key>
1024
de05ffdff78257a764e2913ffd7732971f2550f0bea5558ee47a189cd34bac45
75e560d1b21ed7d44bb072d95516766d00192400a0aff4686987453f1f340d05
6c31a1c3565a07bd9496e009076a87a99eceee3bf8ccfce2f0c6dc087e64be24
55e872ae3c38c7a69ed453ddee144cec8ae33cf108190ba0794b2584afde72a5
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010001
.
</code_sign_key>
</project>
<app>
 <name>cgminer-rbox_5</name>
 <user_friendly_name>cgminer (Campaign #5) (for 20+GH/s ASICs)</user_friendly_name>
 <non_cpu_intensive>0</non_cpu_intensive>
</app>
<file>
 <name>wrapper_26012_windows_intelx86.exe</name>
 <nbytes>940544.000000</nbytes>
 <max_nbytes>0.000000</max_nbytes>
 <status>1</status>
 <executable/>
 <signature_required/>
 <file_signature>
7770acca3df3413e34c0cd08bb7317b01b6570a2ed79fd69997a3dc63cbee7c3
bd21a3daedacd77b17f1a71c6ad8d99e0a23001bbf35bf608c385686b9da0554
6f8af43b48d77c58b5b0e45d3c3051698a17994db03402988acf4aa08e657cb8
cbd12a294b6ed7fa1065e80892b737455241c9dfbd8199051c3db79f5a7a9c44
.
</file_signature>
 <download_url>http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/download/wrapper_26012_windows_intelx86.exe</download_url>
</file>
<file>
 <name>cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.zip</name>
 <nbytes>2012421.000000</nbytes>
 <max_nbytes>0.000000</max_nbytes>
 <status>1</status>
 <signature_required/>
 <file_signature>
938aaa59144f39e1d94911d38284b3c9031356b897baf116025ae96058b1bec6
c78ff9ee80106dbe713341eb36d19bee526819cabf84ac156201648df9df2743
6a6042ed20e66bfc5b74c7341f78f2b3e4cd8f16b697ae04800bf47daea553aa
0bbce781e6b8f47f3bd8d30faa50ad492c77a709ad71e6c065d919030cf02257
.
</file_signature>
 <download_url>http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/download/cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.zip</download_url>
</file>
<file>
 <name>job_cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.xml</name>
 <nbytes>288.000000</nbytes>
 <max_nbytes>0.000000</max_nbytes>
 <status>1</status>
 <signature_required/>
 <file_signature>
c9353ec51c6832cd5b02e3f2961faafb774c719d15122949a119958c57df50b6
702837836375a64259707b96cf57b6928767ef324f81bedbe5d3820e3c8a41f8
7bf36c87b2b3edb5914b3d93e27e4f451d2ad06625186c3e5d34690553eb8a67
b8251e419891b9ace5f423df7c5c0878c3fe1fe432e417f274499f8a2eefe216
.
</file_signature>
 <download_url>http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/download/job_cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.xml</download_url>
</file>
<app_version>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_5</app_name>
 <version_num>4</version_num>
 <platform>windows_intelx86</platform>
 <avg_ncpus>0.050000</avg_ncpus>
 <max_ncpus>0.050000</max_ncpus>
 <flops>5257020971.105896</flops>
 <plan_class>miner_asic</plan_class>
 <api_version>7.5.0</api_version>
 <cmdline>--rock-freq 350</cmdline>
 <file_ref>
 <file_name>wrapper_26012_windows_intelx86.exe</file_name>
 <main_program/>
 </file_ref>
 <file_ref>
 <file_name>cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.zip</file_name>
 <open_name>cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.zip</open_name>
 </file_ref>
 <file_ref>
 <file_name>job_cgminer-rbox_5_win32_00004.xml</file_name>
 <open_name>job.xml</open_name>
 </file_ref>
 <coproc>
 <type>miner_asic</type>
 <count>1.000000</count>
 </coproc>
 <dont_throttle/>
 <needs_network/>
</app_version>
<workunit>
 <name>wu_cgminer-rbox_5_20141126-130011_177_btcguild.com_20480shares_1200000cobblestones</name>
 <app_name>cgminer-rbox_5</app_name>
 <version_num>4</version_num>
 <rsc_fpops_est>8254800000000.000000</rsc_fpops_est>
 <rsc_fpops_bound>825480000000000.000000</rsc_fpops_bound>
 <rsc_memory_bound>100000000.000000</rsc_memory_bound>
 <rsc_disk_bound>1000000000.000000</rsc_disk_bound>
 <command_line>
-o stratum+tcp://stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu5_1024 -p x -o stratum+tcp://eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u bu5_1024 -p x --shares 20480 --text-only --no-submit-stale --queue 10 --usb :1
 </command_line>
</workunit>
<workunit>


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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:26:31 (permalink)
I did forget all about that file, thanks
 
Your app_config.xml file refers to an unknown application 'cgminer-rbox_8'.
Known applications: 'C-cudaminer', 'C-cpuminer', 'cpuminer_5', 'C-cgminer-rbox', 'cgminer-rbox_5', 'cgminer-rbox_4'
 
7 and 8 will not be on line till this weekend
 
Watch your Temps, while testing at 350 my Box was really hot one side where the two screws do not set well.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:30:49 (permalink)
I Wonder where Viper is at with his Box?

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:37:21 (permalink)
lol.. any minute now 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 10:43:19 (permalink)
bcavnaugh
 
Your app_config.xml file refers to an unknown application 'cgminer-rbox_8'.
Known applications: 'C-cudaminer', 'C-cpuminer', 'cpuminer_5', 'C-cgminer-rbox', 'cgminer-rbox_5', 'cgminer-rbox_4'
 
Watch your Temps, while testing at 350 my Box was really hot one side where the two screws do not set well.




even if the applications are correct if it doesn't download/use the project it doesn't have it in the client_state file. You just get that error, if you're only running the asic just delete those from your app config.
 
And yes, proper ventilation is a definite must! The new quieter fans are nice but not powerful enough. I've got an OEM 50db 80mm fan (a little louder and larger than the ones installed) on the opposite side of the fans in front of the cooling rack and that disperses the heat nicely. 

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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 11:05:15 (permalink)
Sorry, have a client that needs me bad... I'm working on it!


 
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 11:07:33 (permalink)
Due to such a sort cable I ordered to 3 Feet Cables to Test.
Not much choice on where you can place the Box, I only have 6 Feet Extension Cables and they did not work.
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Re: ASIC Miners and Bitcoin Utopia in BOINC 2014/11/26 11:18:23 (permalink)
FYI. http://www.bitcoinutopia.net/bitcoinutopia/result.php?resultid=24098613
Show the same info as the stderr.txt File.
You would need to look at your task under
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