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Servers : stratum.antpool.com:3333
User    : username.worker or username_worker - auto creates workers!
Password: anypassword

Servers : stratum.btcguild.com:3333
User    : username_worker
Password: anypassword

Servers : us1.ghash.io:3333
User    : username.worker  - auto creates workers!
Password: anypassword

This looks really nice. 8)

mmmm....succulent and an R-Box no less

Dogie...I think you are starting to phone these in ;-)

also, you link to the parts list shows an rPi case but no rPI..this is presumptive that the V1 shipped with an rPi which is not true of all sellers

and I don't see a link to how to download the image to the rPI and get it running..probably would stump anyone looking for a "comprehensive guide"

AM V1 can be purchased without a pi, but a pi is currently the only accepted controller. Each unit should come with the necessary ribbon cable to attach the pi to the V1. You can control up to 4 V1s on one pi with the latest firmware.

yep...I read that...my V1 is ordered and in-route and I look forward to setting it up

Sorry I didn't order from you but I found it for $40 less at another source

rPis are included as standard, only resellers take them out. An SD card with a preimaged SD card is also included. I could also include instructions for how to install firefox to login and buy an AM V1 but I don't for the same reason as above - if its not required by 95% of users, don't confuse the 95% for the 5%.

Any information on how to chain multiple to a single RPi?
I have 2 that should be arriving today/tomorrow and I'd love to get them up and running ASAP!

Repeat this down:

Plug the other end of the cable onto the top, right hand 8 pin header when viewed from above with the fans facing away. The red lines should face right.
Plug the included 8 to 8 pin wire from the top, left hand header to the bottom, right hand header. Make sure the red lines faces to the right.

So Rpi into top level right
cable one - top level left to 2nd level right
cable two - 2nd level left to 3rd level right
cable three - 3rd level left to 4th level right

As per the intructions

Excellent, thank you!

What wattage power supply should i use for four of these? And would multiple supplies work if all four are connected to one rpi?

Corsair 1200 axi, and yes its fine. http://goo.gl/RA5lzM

I'm not sure about 4 with that PSU, that's around 1280 watts at the wall. I've got 3 running off of multiple power supplies and one pi, no problems.

That will be no problem on the axi, which will do 1300 output and ~1450 at the wall.

Hi, I followed your guide and set up my miner, but now when I save a pool, it does not show up on the cgminer page and when I log in to the pool it does not show up as being connected. I have tried a number of different pools but no like. If anyone could help I would be very grateful!

I have included as many pictures as possible.

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Is your router definitely at 192.168.0.1?

I believe so. I tried setting my DNS to 192.168.4.100 too

http://s27.postimg.org/lmwxyxe7z/Address.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/lmwxyxe7z/)

Ok. Populate all 3 sets of server info, I'm not sure what happens if you don't fill all 3.

I tried this with one being BitMinter, the other using Eligus and the other using D7.LT and all of them didn't work, yet did work on my block erupter cube. I tried to contact customer support of BTC Garden about a day ago, but haven't heard anything back yet.

I got  same issues with technobit, I just switched to dynamic IP instead static, I wait for my btcg.miner, doesn't the Chinese adapter need just EU convertor ?

You can't swap to dynamic on these, the software is very cut down. See the links in section 1)b) for what you'll need depending on your country. They ship with US plugs as standard.

I got the first of my 2 AM V1s setup today.

I'm getting a TON of errors however:
https://i.imgur.com/3XFVR21.png

And for those having issues with it not connecting to a pool at all:
You may need to set an ACTUAL DNS IP, not just your routers IP (depending on what you use for a router). In my case (I'm on comcast business cable) it's 75.75.75.75

Everyone is getting the same % on difficulty errors. I don't know how your router wouldn't also be a DNS server, that doesn't make sense. Its a router.

In my case I have a funky network setup (my miners go through a separate gateway so I can connect to them all through a server set between them and the rest of my network.

A few other things you may want to note in the guide:

1) If you have more than one miner daisy-chained, in the Cgminer tab (the first), under the pool settings is a setting for "Board nums". This value should be set to 2 * the number of miners (since each miner has 2 boards). I fought with wiring for like half an hour before I found out about this setting...

2) My boards look slightly different. They don't have a PCIE port on the blades themselves. Instead there are 2 ports which have an adapter that can either  take a single PCIE 6pin plug (it splits into 2 cables to plug into two sides). So the 2 6-pin PCIE plugs become 4 power "plugs" - two for each board. In this case I noticed that I had a single PCIE plug split between both boards instead of 1 plug covering the top boards' two power ports with another covering the bottom two. Between this and re-wiring everything (checking all the plugs etc.) I'm down to a reasonable number of errors (200 or so an hour, vs. 10000+).

I can take pictures of my version of the boards I have if it'd help!

i am unable to download the firmware up date from the source provided. is there any other place to get the firmware?

I have the zip file downloaded. I'm uploading it to mega and will post a link when it's done in about 15 min.

Edit: Here you go. Unmodified, as downloaded from btcgarden

https://mega.co.nz/#!LUYGkQaZ!ozckfdOUrq9KvEya8ruQS0wJdUcU4NMmE6uKkXieu4E (https://mega.co.nz/#!LUYGkQaZ!ozckfdOUrq9KvEya8ruQS0wJdUcU4NMmE6uKkXieu4E)

Dogie,

Wuff a corsair 750 CXM power 2 units (4 boards) or should I get a bigger PSU?

I'm running two off of a CX750 - seems to be fine!

Thank you!

I've got 1222 GH/s hashing from 4 units with 2 corsair cxm 750's.

So far so good! Thanks BTCGarden.

It's even better knowing that I got my AM-V1 miners before a single S3 was shipped!

Anyone run into the issue of hashrate dropping after a few hrs?

Thanks!

Its pushing the power down each cable strand quite a bit, but overall power consumption is fine.

Yeah, sometimes CGMiner just needs to be rebooted

i got my 3 miners today .. but when i try to run them everything is discarded.. any suggestion what to do here ?

Triple check the wiring from the Pi to the modules. Do just one module at a time, from the Pi to the right hand connector with fans facing away. Check red line alignment.

Has anyone been able to edit the cgminer config file by SSH into the r-pi to allow for solo mine?  I have mine running fine with servers but I cannot get it to connect correctly to my node.  I think that I need add:  --btc-address  to the config file but you can't do that with the webgui.

*UPDATE*

Per BTCGarden support, the code to edit the cgminer config file manually on the pi is:

sudo nano /var/www/run.sh

Then start cgminer via the web interface

just make sure you don't make any changes via the web interface because cgminer_update.php has code to overwrite your config changes to run.sh

Try connecting the pi with a different board, as well as changing the board_num to 1. This means only 1 board is mining. You can check which board is not working properly.

Wait, discards are just shares below difficulty. If you have a high worker diff set on the pool side it can take a while before a share is over the diff and gets accepted. I don't know what pool you were using, but back in the day when I was using ghash (don't judge me they were small at the time) the default worker diff was 512 even though it claimed it was 16.

How long did you try running the miner for?

I also had a problem with all my shares being discarded. Turns out I had my wire from the RPI to the board on the wrong set of pins. Double triple check all those

Routers route IP packets...they aren't DNS servers

most of what people call "Routers" are actually NAT devices. 

They aren't providing actual routing functions like OSPF or ISIS..they just take a public IP from your ISP and then NAT this to RFC1918 private space for your home network

they usually also provide DHCP services and will include the DNS server information in the DHCP response they obtained via DHCP from your ISP so you can auto configure your PCs with both IP and DHCP information.

some also will act as a DNS proxy and pass a DNS request sent to them to your ISP DNS addresses but not all include this functionality

I for instance actually use a real commercial grade router at my house (Juniper SRX-210) which doesn't do this because it is not a DNS proxy....it's a router.

If its so good why doesn't it do what all the other cheap routers do? ;)

HI,
He said which doesn't do this because it is not a DNS proxy....it's a router.
and other cheap routers don't
I have 2 ISP and I must set the DNS in the AM-V1 network GUI, it doesn't work with the IP of the router. 2 differents routers same issues.

because they aren't "routers", they are residential gateways

jacks of all trades and masters of none <grin>

I actually find it pretty annoying that manufacturers have built in the DNS proxy and other wonky features...I would rather the DCHP server pass through the settings from it's DHCP client...it's a much cleaner implementation.

but then I am an old school networking guy who still thinks ATM is a pretty nifty thing....I also sit on my porch and yell at kids to get off my lawn but that's another story.

I get that the majority of folks who don't understand networking and can't properly configure a TCP/IP client need a bit of automation and obfuscation to get them going - and that's really OK

in short I am a router snob who was willing to put a $2500 router in his house....kind of sad when you think about it really ;-)

Has anyone tried to the 7.19 version of the image yet?
I was wondering what improvements it has.  I have been having issues trying to get it to DL for the last several days.

running well for me - no visual differences though.

cant seem to OC though - 300-350 entry in the run.sh file has no effect

Dude your guides are fantastic. Have really been a help.
 Got an address so I can tip you? ---  maybe in Doge coins?  ; )
My btcgarden Am-v2 is due to be delivered Tues and I already know how to wire the puppy up (v2 is really just a pair of v1's bolted together) BTW I went with the EVGA 1300 W platinum for power (my Corsair 850TX gold supply cooked itself when I hooked it up to my RK-box, no idea why, just poof).

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Can you have one of the V1 and one of the V1X2 on 1 pi? I'm assuming it does not care as it just counts the boards, but I figure it's better to ask 1st.
-Dave

I don't know for sure but don't see why not - the boards are dumb to what physical configuration they're in.

Yes they can I have both.  I stacked them and all 6 boards run on one Pi.
I wish they would make some more updates to the software though.  I think they can get more out of the chips if they optimize it more.

Hi
RPI ==> 8 blades

1 first version  2 fans  = 2 blades
2 Version 2   4 fans = 4 blades
3 mixed  2 fans + 2 fans + 2 fans + 2 fans  or 2f +4f + 2f  or 4f + 4

1 blade to 8 blades with 1 RPI

all configurations are always AM-V1, the board is te same

well the 2nd version, If i note correctly, the board is slightly smaller, so there was some question of if the GPIO would work interchangably. But thanks for clearing this up.

OKay okay. I have also one AM-V1 with green board and another with black board.
A new version is an evolution a change in the spécifications I mean.

I said that to avoid confusion when BTCgarden speaks  about the next miner, he is not speaking about the case with 4 boards he is talking about the next board.

 ;)

I do have good news that you can still stack the two board type miners.
No issues other than the V1 is wider than the V1-X2 which uses a shorter board.

unable to boot rpi,  it asks for me to enter "runlevel"?  I've tried both rpi B and B+ with both builds accordingly.  the B+ build doesn't boot with a keyboard or ethernet access.  the B board stops and asks for a runlevel...  However does have ethernet connection and keyboard works.  After I enter (tried 1,2,3,4, etc...) I get the same "no more processes left in this runlevel"

running 4 btc boards:  1v X2  1200watts,  all my cables look correct.

thanks for any advice/help.

Not a clue what is going on with your Pi, unless you mean you're trying to plug into it directly? You need to go into it via its network IP.

the Ethernet port doesn't connect - doesn't show up as an IP address to go to.  the boot (firmware) doesn't complete the USB setup processes.

What do you mean the USB setup process? If you're unable to connect via the network, how are you connecting? Seeing as you've made your own image, its highly likely you've done it wrong.

You must use BTCGarden's supplied image. Assuming you are, all you should need to do is hook the rpi up to your network and navigate to http://192.168.1.123 in your web browser. The only reason you wouldn't be able to connect to the RPi is if you are using a different subnet or there is something wrong with your pi. This needs to be addressed before you even turn on your V1.

Hi Everyone, I could really use some help.. I got my Bit Garden V2 about 6 days ago and I can't get it working. The RPI is hooked up right because I can get into the menus, The problem I think I'm having is my network setting. Can I get a pro to take a look at this picture and tell me what my settings should look like... PLEASE... Thank you very much

https://i.imgur.com/G1DgNrG.jpg

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Set gateway to 192.168.1.200, and if that doesnt work then set the ip as well to 192.168.1.230. [you'll have to go to .1.230 to connect to the AMV1 again]

? why change the ip of the btc garden ?
192.168.1.123 is a good one

you are right for the gateway it's not 192.168.1.1 but 192.168.1.200
But he must change the DNS with the real DNS of his ISP i'm not sure that using the gateway as dns run, it doesn't for me.

let us know Markcus  ???

In case its out of range for his router. I've seen several which set the IP table to .201-.254 when their default is .200.

I think that you want to speak about DHCP

??

I am having issues with my miner. No hash rate and can't figure out why. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

https://i.imgur.com/CQxaAug.png

Can you do the same for your config page please

Here is both the config page and my gateway details...

https://i.imgur.com/fjwflyL.png

https://i.imgur.com/bXQo5ZM.png

That looks fine, what doesn't actually is there are no miners at the bottom of the status screen. Check your wiring and powering again.

I've checked and rechecked... i need a new set of eyes that might pick out a flaw..

Here is the setup .

https://i.imgur.com/4tmtNH9.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/X6CzKeX.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/O7VLWtf.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/qnkzdtc.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/L8wMSMx.jpg

I *think* your wiring is the wrong way round, I can't remember the layout for bottom up. Try getting just one board to work first. Plug the Pi's cable into the right header of the top board [where the other cable currently is]. If that doesn't work, try the right header on the board below.

Try to replace the DNS not the router but the DNS of your ISP

Your wiring are OK, allways connection to RPI on the right, on the top or on the bottom same thing RPI on the right.

 ;)

Try other boards as I said. If all 4 of them don't work then you're either really unlucky or I have no idea.

True Hero u are. It worked...

One of my boards was fried.. pisses me off .. buy it new off of miner source. I'm able to mine off of 3  of the 4 boards.

When i get some coins i want to dish some your way for your help - if you got a bitcoin address hit me up i'll save it for when i do grab some BTCs.

Thanks again  ;D

try reversing the order - put the rPi on the top board and chain from there - or move the board to a new position in the chain

I had a unit that quit hashing because the first board in the chain appeared to have died.  I moved it to the last and it has been running fine for months.

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anyone know root password?

User: root
PW: admin

can't get this thing to work, has all discarded shares.

i'm tried my local router DNS and IPS dns. it can access the DNS eg ping www.google.com but all shares are still discarded.

cgminer output says some error about w_allow low level deteced nonce something.

upgraded latest firmware, same issue. extremely annoying

Screenshot of config page, status page and cmd with ipconfig /all please

Thats the mining boards which are the problem - they're not detected at all. Can you post a picture of the data cable from the Pi to the boards please, so I can double check that. More than likely its the first board you've plugged into which is dead, meaning all the others can't be detected either.

i plugged in just the second board and same deal

hey!

I got it working, wires were wrong when I got it.

fixed the connecting wires and its working. sweet.

thanks for the help dogie

No problem.

I have a BTCGARDEN AM V1, and I need some help.

I have a RPi B+, and the available firmware (0719) does not load usb or lan support on start up with this unit.  According to this guide, the 0828 firmware needs to be used for an RPi B+.

Does anyone have the 0828 firmware available?  On the baidu website, downloading that firmware (0828) actually downloads an install (.exe) for some program that is in Chinese, and I have searched everywhere, but only find the 0719 firmware.

Any help would be greatly appreciated so that I can get this miner online.

I have the file it is
garden_0828_192.168.1.123.rar

I just don't have anywhere to upload that will take a file over 500 mb  (this one is 745 mb)
if you know of a place I can up load it to so you can get it post the address.

Mega I believe, or unrar it then re-rar it into part files.

someone else with that file in place? (garden_0828_192.168.1.123.rar)

im not able to download this file at http://pan.baidu.com/s/1c0eUjWs#dir/path=/BTCGarden/0828&render-type=grid-view, because the very slow downloads aborts always after several hours

i have some trouble with my amv1, and want to test that firmware

would be great if someone could help out

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6q340iadp6b5daa/btcgarden_v0719_192.168.1.123.rar. I would rehost but it would take me a day to upload a file that size with my internet.

Unfortunately this is the old version of the firmware
I'm looking for ver 0828

You can try PM'ing this member to upload you a copy. He can put it on mega:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=677707.msg9487281#msg9487281

Edit: There may be a copy here, but my internet is already melting so I can't try to get it:
http://pan.baidu.com/share/home?uk=2298966035#category/type=0

i did already (pm)

the link youd posted is linking to the same server as mine does, so the problem is still the same
im downloading with a max of 20kb/s, and the download always aborts after 1 to 2 hours

besides all of that, i really appreciate your engagement in my topic, thanks ;)

No problem, have you not got anything out of BTCGarden?

no, unfortunately the contact form of BTC Garden isnt working, and the given email adress is invalid (admin@btcgarden.com)

so i have no further options to lookout for help ... what a pitty

Last one to try is support@btcgarden.com, which is what I got a reply from.

thank you again

im trying this adress to get an answer out of them :)

do you generally have some experiences with the AMV1 ?

Not past what is described i this thread.

well ... after 300 times of trying and downloading, and aborting and ranting ... i was finally able to download the firmware from the baidu website

i immediately reuploaded it to MEGA, and voila, heres the link for everyone who wants to give it a try ;)

https://mega.co.nz/#!I9A12JbS!TGrtEirD2i9_XHeDEnuiHnaKH73gFgYKe3y0p2WZzV0

maybe the TO can add this to the topic ?

Does anyone know how to get these so they can be monitored from other apps through the API, I can't find any info. I am trying to get cryptoGlance to monitor them but it won't connect. Trying port 4028

check /var/www/run.sh to make sure the cgminer startup script includes --api-listen

Here is my run.sh file
nohup  /home/pi/Garden/cgminer -o http://10.30.2.188:8332 -u User.worker -p x  --btcg-clks 310:3000 --btcg-num-chips 64  --btcg-chip-sel-delay  80  --btcg-hard-rst-all-chips-period 5 --btcg-spi-cs-delay 0  --api-listen --api-allow W:0/0 --api-network > /dev/null 2>&1 &

You can add the api setting to cgminer.conf
Usually on /root/.cgminer/cgminer.conf

I am not finding a cgminer.conf I think I searched every directory.

Maybe it's not exist yet. Try to save setting from cgminer user interface. See where cgminer save the conf file.

I've had these for 3-4 months now the configuration has been saved many times already, is it possible the file is in another directory that I may have overlooked last night.
thanks

no, btcgarden didn't use a cgminer.conf file to configure cgminer...that is why all the configs are on the script when it starts cgminer

so, you have api-listen running, it should be going

you might try downloading miner.php from https://github.com/kanoi/cgminer/blob/master/miner.php and putting it in the /var/www directory on the miner.  If that runs and works, you know that the cgminer api is pushing data

Does anyone have the 0828 firmware (latest) hosted anywhere?  I can not get a clean download from http://pan.baidu.com/s/1c0eUjWs its always corrupt or never completes.

Here (https://mega.co.nz/#!I9A12JbS!TGrtEirD2i9_XHeDEnuiHnaKH73gFgYKe3y0p2WZzV0)

Got it Thanks.

No problem.

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let me try a shoot in the dark on this topic.
Anyone still using a BTCgarden AMV1 X2 ?
I am having an issue, cgminer shows 343 accepted, but the antpool shows hashing at 1.54TH/s and 0
accepted.
I had a lot of Antminers in the past but all broke beyond repair, the only one that last is this BTCGarden.
I guess if no response back will have to open new topic.

I`d like to but they`re out of business. Can`t help with experience. What was the main problem with your Antminers, what broke them if you don`t mind the ask. Where to get ASIC chips to suit BTCGarden, got the build files & easy enough for a pcb house, but the main bits?

Cheers

Need to check the settings on my account, did not get any email when electrobits reply back.
It is not true all my Antminers broke, only the S7 and S9 broke, the 3 S7 last 6 months after that stopped hashing one board at a time until all the ship shows X in all boards, the 3 S9 last 2 month to 3 month, after that the miners only hash for 20 minutes and gradually decrease the hashing until stop.
I had S2, S3 and S5 all working since 2013 but when I get the S7 and S9 I trow all the old ones to the garbage because of the noise and the power consumption.

At the end the only one working is this BTCGarden, by the way I found the problem on board 2 after testing board by board, I moved it to the last position and disconnect it, it is hashing steady since. When checking the board I found the aluminum oxide from the chassis dropped over the board, the chassis has a plastic protection outside but not inside, before I put it together I paint the inside of the chassis with rust oleum so it does not happen to the other boards.

For what I see, whoever design the BTCGarden care more about quality and endurance than profit and did the boards design with more space between components and more heat sink cooling area making the miner to run cool, with less fan speed and noise making the fans to last longer.

What you mean by main bits?



 

Forget getting chips. The BE200 is long long long out of production. To the chip Foundries miner chips are boutique items and are produced in very limited numbers so zero chance of finding unused chips. Only hope is to find dead miners and harvest the chips from them.

As for dead Ants -- where are you running them? I have had over 100 of them from s1 up to the latest s9's and have had very very few problems even with my s9's. Zero dead ones. Ever. Bitmains R4, ja POS -- have 3 of them, 2 are perfect, 1 lost a hash board within 25hrs of starting.

I've sent more S9s in for repairs out of hosting than anything else. Just crossed 3 years of hosted miners in my current facility.

I also had a buttload of scrapped-out BTCGarden machines but I stripped useful parts and sent the rest to recycling at least a year ago, maybe more. Didn't keep the ASICs, didn't think there was much use for them since they run literally ten times the power of current gear. Did the same with a buch of AM Tube and Prisma boards - jeez those Prismas I parted out would have been good for something like 2000 chips.

That would be my thinking too. Thanks for sharing. Main bits was/is my reference to the ASIC`s working parts.

I have since seen some pictures, presumably of the BTCGarden board looks like they have Bitfury ASICs, but might be wrong. :-\

Forget getting chips. The BE200 is long long long out of production. To the chip Foundries miner chips are boutique items and are produced in very limited numbers so zero chance of finding unused chips. Only hope is to find dead miners and harvest the chips from them.

As for dead Ants -- where are you running them? I have had over 100 of them from s1 up to the latest s9's and have had very very few problems even with my s9's. Zero dead ones. Ever. Bitmains R4, ja POS -- have 3 of them, 2 are perfect, 1 lost a hash board within 25hrs of starting.
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I was running them from home with portable AC units on each one. in separate rooms.
At the end with the BTC value increase I get the invested money back but with the difficulty increase I am hesitating to buy another S9 and not get the money back before it crash.
I guess I have bad luck or maybe because I bought 1 at a time Bitmain just send units that were sitting there with no much care.
I can't see any link to order from the Bitmain website everything is out of stock.

So it seems,but what other chip works with the BTCGarden unit. I have just been intouch with Bitfury, minimum order $500k around 72k ASICs (bit much considering would need a few hundred in any case to test out etc. before such an investment) looking at alternatives. Have just asked NXP, Renesas & Toshiba about ASICs, but then the design needs altering or start from scratch. (eagle parts foot prints etc. more work)

NONE. Miners are specifically designed to work with specific ASICs.
Mining ASICS are very much custom devices made per the design specs from Bitmain, Canaan, Bitfury et al. They are NOT generic devices...

NotFuzzyWarm that`s why you have "Legendary" status ;D, And the BTCGarden unit {zip folder schematics, etc} is pretty much a dead issue. Oh well guess I`ll go GPU. Thanks for the feedback fellas, appreciate it.