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spend $1k a day. imo,etc etc.
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can someone please check what kind of ports kachur miner is opening?
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Finally! I say bring it on!  |
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is pirate on a selling spree?
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We as the Zeta Mining team will actually prove that FGPA based mining hardwares may be capable of competing with the latest ASIC miners. Follow us!
unless Zeta = Xilinx/Altera |
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Lee will be selling his Bitcoins, I am guessing Lee has family members  |
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we need to play this song! any moment now.
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guess the author's been smoking something spectacular.
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movenpick tiramisu for me pls.!!!
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Go on, call me stupid.
Lets get back after an year good job IMO! |
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anybody has link to the pastebin?
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seriously, we had been asking wikipedia since EFF days.
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Total noob here. Could you please provide a step by step guide to overclocking the S3. Thanks.
Download putty from here first. http://www.putty.org/Open it and put your antminer ip address. Put root as username and password when asked. Then, type and enter the below. vim /etc/config/asic-freq vim is a text file editor. The asic-freq file is opened now. Type and comment by putting # in the default values and uncomment by removing # from the frequency set(freq_value,chip_freq,timeout) you want to set. Type to save and exit the file. Type the below now and close putty. Restart Antminer S3 and you are running now at the new frequency. Thanks for the help. I was able to login via putty and get the screen with the freq values. However, not sure where on the screen to type the "i" and "!wq" commands. do yourself a favour and install nano, it's an easier to use (albeit less capable) text editor. opkg update
opkg install nanoA bit OT but maybe you can answer this for me. Either in nano or vim - is there a shortcut for select all? I can't seem to find it and replies from searches online don't work for me. You can try that in visual mode
sorry! visual mode does not work on the antminer's vim. :v :gg :shift+gg |
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[Can you supply the part number for the buck regulator component? It's not the big grey square, that's a coil - instead it'll be a small IC right beside and will have a code (or codes) written in ridiculously small letters which indicate the part and manufacturer. Someone in the S3 is going to research to see if we can replace?
http://www.ti.com/product/tps53355 |
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General questions about the S3 now that mine have been hashing for a few hours...
1) Why in the name of all that's holy does it randomly beep? Every now and then it just goes "BEEEEEP!" It's not like it's rebooting... it just decides to let everyone know, "Hey, I'm here! Pay attention to me!"
2) I know the "o" in the miner status means "OK" and that "x" means "error". What does "-" mean?
General comments:
1) At stock clocks it hashes almost exactly to spec on p2pool (my local node). Initially it was around 450GH/s, but after settling down and going for a few hours now, it's about 439GH/s.
2) Overclocking it has far less effect on p2pool than on another pool. For example, at 250, I get about 455GH/s on p2pool. I get 500GH/s elsewhere with the same settings.
The beep is internet connection lost or failed to get work. It will retry to get work or listen for the internet connection up to a point. If it keeps hashing then its doing what its supposed too. The config now allows you to turn it off if it is really annoying.  |
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Packaging of the S3 is the same great foam packaging as the S1s.  The miner now has push-pull fan config, using Bitmain branded fans . It's covered by a shroud   |
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