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Title: Please help me with my bitcoin blade Post by: sspri2014 on January 21, 2014, 04:09:51 PM Hello, all.
I have a bitcoin blade running a single blade working great, however when I plug a new blade into the backplane both blades stop working, I have a single lan wire, for the first blade so I just spliced another cable onto the original cable and it stopped working although the splices work each with their individual blades but not together, do I need some sort of Ethernet box to do the connecting.? If I do what would you recommend for me to connect 2 blades together both 10+ Gh/S. Thank you for your time. Title: Re: Please help me with my bitcoin blade Post by: vpasic on January 21, 2014, 05:49:57 PM you can't do that!
you need two separate lan wires connected to 2 separate lan ports on your switch! Title: Re: Please help me with my bitcoin blade Post by: pixl8tr on January 21, 2014, 08:11:14 PM Hello, all. I have a bitcoin blade running a single blade working great, however when I plug a new blade into the backplane both blades stop working, I have a single lan wire, for the first blade so I just spliced another cable onto the original cable and it stopped working although the splices work each with their individual blades but not together, do I need some sort of Ethernet box to do the connecting.? If I do what would you recommend for me to connect 2 blades together both 10+ Gh/S. Thank you for your time. Ethernet communication cables are not at all similar to power cables. Each ethernet cable needs to have its own dedicated port into a network switch port. The network switch will then plug into your WAN device that is typically provided by your internet supplier. http://0.tqn.com/d/compnetworking/1/0/c/c/two-router-network.png I would like to see a picture of your splicing job. Those wires are tiny! ;-P |