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other blogs qatariscalling cyprusiscalling saturday, 18 november 2017 openvpn dropouts, what's going on? for quite a few days i had been noticing some really odd behaviour on my laptop. the openvpn connection would drop and not recover, and the openvpn gui taskbar would show yellow instead of the normal green connected state. there were no errors showing up on the log and there were no messages to say the connection had dropped. i even resorted to checking the windows event logger to see if anything was showing up there. absolutely nothing at all. the underlying wifi connection would never drop out, and would also show that it was connected. if you tried to navigate to a website, it would show no internet, if i clicked 'disconnect' on the vpn ui, then it would then allow navigation to a website. if i clicked the 'reconnect' button on the ui, it would usually re-connect just fine. very occasionally however, it would show a "waiting for tap/tun to become available" message or something like that. given the various states shown and actions possible i initially thought there was possibly a problem with the underlying windows tap driver, possibly a driver corruption. before i started messing about with any of the software, i did the usual, rebooting and also the enable/disable of the devices and drivers. i re-downloaded the latest version of the tap driver and the vpn software from https://openvpn.net/ website. first i re-installed the vpn software, as it included the tap driver. however, that made no difference. then i re-installed the tap driver, but again not a jot of difference. by now, i am thinking things are odd and now into wondering if i had a hardware fault with the laptop wifi card. i fired up my copy of homedale (can't remember where i got it from, you'll have to search google), and noticed that the 5ghz wifi band on one of the aps was dropping in and out frequently, despite having quite a good signal strength, and wondered if that was why the vpn layer was dying, but the underlying hardware connection was showing ok, as it was recovering fine from the intermittent drop outs. you can see on the channel and frequency view, the drop out occurring on the 5ghz, but all steady on the 2.4ghz for the same ap. switching to the signal graph, you can clearly see the 5ghz dropping. now, having seen this on the graph, that might also explain why i see my tablet periodically drop out as well and then immediately recover. so suspect it might be more an ap problem, than my own hardware. i dropped into the device settings for the laptop wifi adapter and forced the preferred band from auto to 2.4ghz. having done this, i have had no issues since! will have to look at my tablet and see if i can force 2.4 on there and rule out the laptop as being the issue. that will do for the time being......maybe save prodding at the ap for another day. posted by dave auld at 10:51:00 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: network , wifi , windows 10 thursday, 26 october 2017 parallella....ella....ella....ella - 72 cores and not a lot of watts way back in 2012 i backed the adapteva parallella kickstarter . i was going through a phase of gadgets, and was experimenting will all sorts of electronic boards. unfortunately, as work and family evolved, i sort of ran out of time and the kickstarter acquired cluster never made it out of its box other than to look at it. roll on to 2017, and despite having made it from aberdeen to qatar, where it stayed boxed for over 2 years, then it was time to move on again. this time it made it all the way from qatar to cyprus. one day i was sat in the villa, and for whatever reason i had the urge to at least open the box and power it up. the backing level i supported was the mini-cluster kit. the kit consisted of; 4 x parallella 16 cards 4 x heat sink 4 x 16gb micro-sd cards 4 x power supply 4 x small ethernet patch leads 1 x 5-port gb network switch ( d-link dgs-1005g ) bag of standoffs for stacking the cards. that equates to 16 epiphany cores and 2 arm cores per card or 72 cores in total. i downloaded the latest version of both the headless and hdmi images, and wrote the headless one to the supplied sd cards. i didn't have a spare keyboard and mouse to attach to the micro-usb port on each card, so went with the headless image to start with. assembling the kit, sticking on the heatsinks and hooking the network switch to my main wifi router, inserted the sd cards and powered up the parallella cards one by one. looking up the router connected devices to find the assigned address, then creating a static address allocation so it doesn't change in the future. one thing i need to get in the future is a small fan as this is recommended by adapteva. so, here it is stacked and powered up: i poked around a couple of the demos, but until i get a fan, don't want to risk overheating. even with minimal workload the cpu reports around 60'c using the provided ztemp.sh so, at least it is working, now just need to find something to do with it! more info on both the company and the product can be found at the links below. adapteva website and parallella website there are also a heap of resource to be found on the parallella github at the link below; https://github.com/parallella have you got one? what have you done with it? any ideas, or general comments, leave them below. thanks! posted by dave auld at 17:34:00 email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: adapteva , general , parallella location: tala, cyprus sunday, 16 july 2017 genesis mining - 1 month in - ethereum i thought i would just share how things have looked over my first month on genesis. as i said back in this post a couple of weeks back, i had decided to take genesis mining for a spin. i purchased a 50mh/s ethereum 2-year fixed price contract for $1450 usd, unfortunately, i forgot to enter a promo code so missed out on 3% discount, and then a couple of days later i decided to add another 50 mh/s (for $1406) for a total of 100 mh/s. over the course of the first month, there was obviously a sharp rise in cryptocurrency interest and the price of ethereum started to go up, and subsequently so did the block difficulty. as a result of this, the daily payouts have steadily declined. they peaked at 0.06232985 and a low of 0.03504011 , and no doubt will continue to drop if the block difficulty continues to rise. in total, from starting the contract on 8th june, doubling the hash rate on 10th june, through to the most recent payment yesterday, i have received 1.54272847 eth . it is important to note that the value of ether has dropped steadily over the last couple of weeks from its peak of almost $400, to current price of $202. there is still a bit of instability, so this may drop further, but could just as easily start to rise again. for me however, i have no intention of cashing out, and planning to sit on this. in fact i have also bought into with cash btc, eth and ltc during what appears to be low point or hopefully near bottom. i am planning on sitting on this for a few years, and a lot can happen in a few years. there are various analyst estimates out there on long term numbers, the most recent i have seen is 1000 usd for ether by year end 2018. i don't think that anyone can really predict what the price will be. and with technology being such a fickle beast, there is no telling where competition or legislation could come from and further influence prices. with the ethereum contracts being a fixed price, 2 year, no fees, these will now just churn away until they decide that it is no longer profitable to mine, or proof of stake is enabled by the ethereum foundation , at which point they will switch to another currency. i have no idea if this is a good investment or not, only time will tell.......one thing is for sure, need to hold and hope for a price rise on eth. if you do decide you want to go and try then save yourself a

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