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So basically I have a BLF non-Jalapeno variety 50Gh/s miner. I run cgminer and have recently been mining from ozcoin after eclipsemc was hit with a recent DDoS. Normally, I have been clocking at around 46.xxG-50.xxG/50.xx-51.xxGh/s. Last night I noticed a bunch of incoherent errors pop up on my terminal window. About 5-8 lines long. The miner would stall out, it dropped to around 18.xxG/19.xxGh/s stuttered around that level for a few minutes then slowly climbed back up to the rather disappointing 36.xxG-39.xxG/37.xx-39.xxGh/s I have been seeing ever since. I've poked around looking for reason for this, and maybe haven't poked hard enough, but I am at a loss. Any ideas on what is happening?
How about asking this question in BLF support? – Salvador Dali – 2013-12-04T08:57:09.690
Thanks, throwing an I don't know, would have been just as helpful... – Epis – 2013-12-04T14:04:27.933
Asking a question, I have a problem that I do not know how to solve, would be just the same as your problem. There is no point to find out what is wrong. There is not enough information. I had some errors and then speed decreased - this is not a question. – Salvador Dali – 2013-12-04T19:23:27.100
My question was, "any ideas what is happening?" so fair enough, I'm curious if this is something that has happened to other people? If this could be related to the hardware, or perhaps the exchange between the hardware and a mining pool? Or is it possible that the medium, being the computer that sits between the miner and the mining pool could cause a disturbance which disrupts information flow one way or the other? I'm fishing for ideas, or people who've seen this and have some insight. That's all. But it is indeed a question. I just gave as much background information on it as I could. – Epis – 2013-12-06T06:00:36.467