I couldn't find any blueprint but why not make simple as this design below? You can use this as your reference.  Then look at this  |
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I haven't experienced 503 errors while browsing here on the forum it seems the problem is on your side. Try to access the forum with incognito mode or other browsers. Or try to change your PC DNS to Cloudflare DNS. Cloudflare DNS:
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Try to clear your browser cache or use incognito mode. If it doesn't work then try other browsers like firefox or Brave. If it still doesn't show try to access it with other devices like a mobile phone or laptop. If all suggestion above doesn't work flash your miner with the latest version from https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/download.htmlThen try to access it again let see if it still doesn't work. |
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I'm not so familiar with these logs but can you try any of these below. - Change pool to test - Reset the miner by holding the reset/IP button for 15 seconds then release - Replug all PSU cable and ribbon cable If it still doesn't work try to flash the miner there is someone here who share love core a1 firmware you can check it from this link below. - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5206886.0 |
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Hi & thanks one more!
You wrote, i need one of the other 2 private keys. How can i get this? isn't that the case that everyone has a private key and that it is confidential?
How did you create your wallet? The raw transaction must be sent to another wallet that has control of that private key to sign the transaction. Do you remember if how did you create your multisig wallet? If you created this wallet on the same PC then you should open another wallet on the same PC and import this raw transaction to sign the transaction. What wallet do you currently use? if it's Electrum you can find the wallet file under C:\Users\Replacethiswithyourusername\AppData\Roaming\Electrum |
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Have you noticed the error? 2021-08-15 16:11:11 driver/driver-btm-api.c:204:set_miner_status: ERROR_TEMP_TOO_LOW
2021-08-15 16:11:13 driver/driver-btm-api.c:717:killall_hashboard: ****power off hashboard****
2021-08-15 16:11:13 driver/driver-btm-api.c:157:stop_mining: stop mining: Environment temperature is too low!
2021-08-15 16:11:13 driver/thread.c:1732:cancel_read_nonce_reg_thread: cancel thread I don't know exactly what are d0,d1,d2, and d3 it might be an ASIC chip or a driver. About the error temp too low what is your environment temp or room temp? I would suggest you if you want to troubleshoot your hashboard check this guide from zeusbtc here https://zeusbtc.com/NewsDetails.asp?ID=185But your problem seems not a hardware issue. |
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Mycelium on IOS is a well-known buggy and it seems the Mycelium website doesn't have an IOS version on their wallet page you can only see the Android Mycelium app.
So I think the Mycelium on IOS is no longer maintained?
If they have a different seed and the one from IOS doesn't have balance and you tried to import it into Mycelium android but still doesn't have the balance I would suggest you copy the address from your IOS and then look for block explorer like blockchair.com and paste it and check if the address has funds.
If it still has no funds it means you don't actually have a BTC on that wallet at least we can see the transactions if there is someone transfer them to another wallet. But if it doesn't have any transaction history from block explorer it means you didn't deposit BTC to that wallet.
As suggested above I also recommend using the seed from Mycelium IOS to Electrum when importing it to Electrum you will need to enable BIP39 to get the wallet that you have from Mycelium IOS. Let's see if you can find your BTC there.
If you are looking for a better and secured wallet for IOS you can switch to ledger nano they now support IOS with IOS ledger live.
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i saw a video on youtube how when replacing a faulty chip under a new chip they don't put some tin paste and they put it in place with a little flux and load it.
And it all works.
It's fine?
Yes, its fine flux is enough solder paste only needs if you see the terminal doesn't have enough solder, or if you can't easily solder the chip you will need a bit of them. But it is still recommended to add a bit of solder paste to make sure all terminals from the chip are soldered. |
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My Antminer s9 keeps reverting back to an old URL and worker address and its extremely frustrating because every few hrs, or even minutes sometimes, it will revert back to a previously loaded URL and worker address. I have swapped out the PS and also tried uploading new firmware, but oddly, it gives me an error code everytime i try to upload the firmware. its almost like the previous owner ran code into it so that it constantly reverts, so that when I am not paying attention, it starts paying him. Please help....Below is the kernal log:
That's a different issue than the OP next time make a new thread about your issue. Yours is common mostly hacked or sold miners from 3rd party that has this kind of issues. The only thing that I could suggest about your issue is to try to flash it through an SD card if you don't know how to do it you can follow the guide from this link below. - https://support.bitmain.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019493654-S9-series-S9-S9i-S9j-S9-Hydro-Control-Board-Program-RecoveryIf it still doesn't work I suggest make another thread about this here in the same section. So that other experts are aware and to get some advice and better solution to your problem. |
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I am unable to locate AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin on my C: and E: drives. For what its worth I did not setup a wallet while running the pruned node. My GUI was blank but did show ~32 active connections and data transmitting.
How about using the search button to find that folder or debug.log? If you want a fast way to search you can use "Everything" from Voidtools just install it and open it and use the "Bitcoin" or "debug.log" keyword you should see the right path on that folder or debug.log. Look at mine you can use it as your reference.  |
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In addition from the above post, Bitcoin doesn't have physical coin everything in crypto are digital.
What do you think about other people who don't know about Bitcoin do you think they will use it or accept it?
I know there is some restaurant who accept BTC but not all people pay with bitcoin it's just an optional.
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I think the watch-only wallet file extension of the armory is .wallet like mine I have a armory_mywallet_watchonly.wallet.
So I think there is no Android wallet that you can use to import .wallet file.
If you still want to make a watch-only wallet you need to collect all public keys or BTC address from your armory wallet and import it to Android Electrum.
Can you explain what errors do you get from Bitcoin core and maybe we can find some solution to your issue?
And I would like to ask are you planning to recover your wallet with watch-only wallet? and then use Android wallet instead?
Take note you can't be able to send or sign a transaction without private keys.
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I suggest you add more info about your wallet and where did you broadcast the signed transaction?
Does it seem this issue mostly appears on multisig wallets where did you generate the unsign raw transaction?
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the problem is that my logs can't be displayed.
I wrote it as your example, I just changed the IP and I won't see anything.
Don't know why?
Have you login first? It won't show anything if you didn't log in first you need to type the IP first on the web browser then enter. After you log in add the /logs at the end of the IP then enter. It would be better if you could read the support " problem and solutions" |
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Copy the logs from your miner and post them here if you don't know how to find the logs type this "theminersip/logs" in your browser without quotes.
Sample 192.168.1.101/logs
Let's see if we can find more information on the logs about your other hashboards.
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Usually, you can find the logs under debug.log for windows 10 you can find debug.log under this path below C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin But since you switch the installation of Bitcoin core I think you can find it on E:\Bitcoin it depends on how you set up your wallet after Bitcoin core is installed. Try to check that folder and look for debug.log |
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But do I need a domain in order to configure a watchtower? Why?
I think you can use the localhost even without a domain, it only needs a domain if you want to monitor them on your own remote server. Read this Electrum presentation for a demo on how to set the watchtower host and port below. - https://www.electrum.org/talks/lightning/presentation.html#slide13 |
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Are you talking about copying files from program files(from old pc) and you are trying to open it into your new PC?
Or this is an installer that you downloaded from an old PC and you are trying to install it to your new PC?
If this is an Electrum installer standalone that you downloaded from an old PC before then maybe the installer is corrupted.
So your option here is to redownload the file directly from electrum.org if the error still exist then try to download the portable and test if you still have this error.
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