I thought of this,use it wisely 

Hey stupid (MR CAPLOCKS) , go troll somewhere else.

You're the one who started it calling me names!!! WELL YOU'RE THE IDIOT AND STUPID FOR REPLYING NONSENSE TO MY QUESTION!!!

SO YEAH DO THIS FORUM A FAVOR AND STFU!!!

Getting slightly concerned, hasn't it been about 48hrs since update, and no pictures yet?

Obviously i prefer he be assembling and testing, rather then busy on the forums, but I think that if things are where they are implied to be (m-board and h-boards in hand, in assembly, and with at least 6 orders marked 'shipped'), it would be comforting to see it confirmed, along with a picture of at least a few units running simultaneously.

I consider the August delivery met if there are tracking numbers provided on Tuesday, but missing a pre-order estimate by a less than a week would be very acceptable considering the examples of other companies. I am just a bit worried about how much potential 'testing to the 100TH mine pool' there would be facing Dave over a long weekend like this

Update soon i hope! (no BFL 'tm' intended)

the european branch of this venture delivered in time and kept all their promises. I'm pretty sure you guys can calm down and just have to wait a bit more, you won't be disappointed.
These people are trying to do things right. And are successful.

Hi guys - we are really starting to roll here.  We had to make a few adjustments when we actually got our first units in hand in order to deploy a lot of rigs and test them quickly.  As a result of some fast action and capable scripting from a member of the team, we have automated a number of the steps required to evaluate boards quickly and send you more reliable hashpower.

First I'd like to describe some of the behaviors we see on these boards:
-we are calling some boards "end of line" boards.  If you get one of these, it will be labeled "EOL".  For this kind of board, there is a chip in the chain that does not pass control signal.  It has to live as the last card of your rig, but it will hash just fine albeit at a lower total hashrate.  This is the most common problem we are seeing.

-other boards have noise problems that will cause problems for themselves and their neighbors.  We pull these cards out completely.

In order to build full 400G rigs quickly and not block the shipping queue, we will be shipping two 8-card rigs with a minimum spec of 200G each. 

We are also making it easier for users to get their rig on their network.  When you first fire up your rig it will have the IP address: 192.168.1.249.  You can use it that way or if you need to change IP, you can ssh into the rig or direct connect your monitor & keyboard.  As soon as you've logged in (user: pi  pass: raspberry), you will be prompted to change the IP address at that time.  The rPi will reboot after you make the change, and you will find the rig at the new IP address from that point forward.

We've only received the first two shipments from the fab, which is about 55 M-boards and 500 H-boards.  Some number of these H-boards will be bad (not sure what the % is yet, but its relatively low).  We are expecting a double delivery tomorrow morning, and will begin to evaluate those immediately.  Meanwhile, we will ship as many orders as we can fill with the stuff that is ready to go - I'm shooting for 30 orders or so.

More tomorrow.

Way to go Dave! Thanks for staying on top of it.

M

edit: to condense.

Thanks for the update.

While I really appreciate Dave topping up hashrates due to out of low spec boards ... it's too bad that the full kit orders end up paying more $ per GH than the starter kits ($48/GH vs $32/GH). It would be nice if Dave would consider giving the full kit orders a few extra boards beyond what's needed to hit 400 GH/s.

Not unhappy or whining. Just stating the facts. Starter kits are getting more bang for the buck. That's all.