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Howdy folk,
Merry Christmas Eve here in GMT-5. A friendly reminder that the PS4/Spiderman bundle giveaway contest AND Z9Mini/Z9 Firmware sells end at 23:59:59 12/24/18 (approximately 18 hours from the time of this post).
Thank you all for your support, and good luck in the contest!
Jason
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This contest ends in approximately 24 hours. Forum users can still enter by responding and I thank the firmware users who have been entering.
Jason
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Will you be fixing the fan control for the mini batch 4's? I know some who could benefit from your file but has the fan temp issue.
Thank you for your feedback. Jason Wasn't feedback it was a question. Thank you for your feedback. Jason |
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Folk,
Firmware 2.1d has been released which corrects an issue with firmware certificate expiration. Please upgrade to this release.
If you are a paid user, you will have to reapply your license after upgrading.
Thank you,
Jason
I tested the firmware on a Z9 mini and didnt really make any diffference? What batch mini? For batch1, benefits are minimal at best. For later batches, the ability to tune your system on a per board basis can net you +5% or more. This firmware was targeted and focused for the Z9s -- it only exists on the mini at the rest of users. If it does not gain you anything, no harm, no foul and I thank you for trying it out! Jason |
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Folk,
Firmware 2.1d has been released which corrects an issue with firmware certificate expiration. Please upgrade to this release.
If you are a paid user, you will have to reapply your license after upgrading.
Thank you,
Jason
Will you be fixing the fan control for the mini batch 4's? I know some who could benefit from your file but has the fan temp issue. Thank you for your feedback. Jason |
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Folk,
Firmware 2.1d has been released which corrects an issue with firmware certificate expiration. Please upgrade to this release.
If you are a paid user, you will have to reapply your license after upgrading.
Thank you,
Jason
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i need to put the blizz firmware cause you can do better OC per board .you can low the watts even the fans to auto silent
@jason ..on .tar file that you download from bitmain now have some .sig files .. when you are going to update the firmware you got error that signature files missing
Ahhh.. yeah, that'd be very very easy to bypass then. They aren't very good with their OS work.  -j |
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What is this "secured" firmware you refer to? If bitmain has tried to secure their firmware, I'm positive I can bypass it.
Jason
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PAID FIRMWARE USERS: Please download and apply your license file again -- same download link as last time. This is a required upgrade to ensure your miners will keep running due to a certificate expiration issue.
This message was written approximately 12/20/18 eastern time at 10pm -- you will need to do this to ensure your miners continue to operate as expected.
DEVFEE Users - I have created an updated license file for the Mini and large units that can be applied to your 2.1(c) firmware. This is updating the "dev fee" license so that it is not expired. This can be installed by going to the "Upgrade" page on your miner and uploading the license -- it will then say "license applied successfully" if performed properly. These files will be automatically included in the next firmware release, but this is the quickest way to get an update out to you.
All users: Please upgrade to 2.1d, which has just been released. This will resolve the early certificate expiration issue which causes a failure to connect in some circumstances.
Thank you,
Jason
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Folk,
There was a downtime where authorization could not occur for approximately 1 hr and 12 minutes that has just been corrected. I sincerely apologize. The mistake was purely mine where I let a certificate expire right at midnight eastern time. This has been resolved and won't happen again -- I've put things into place as part of correcting this failure.
For paid users, the chances of hitting this were very slim.
Just so folk know, if there is ever an issue, please email me to e at fudd.net -- I'll respond asap. I'd like to thank one of the users for sending me an email and pointing out the issue --- from the time I was notified until it was resolved was approximately 42minutes out of the total outage of 72 minutes.
Thank you,
Jason
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Jason
2.1c mini firmware on a batch 4 has the fan wide open. Same as factory batch 1 firmware no temp on 2 bards and fan wide open. If you use the newest from Bitmain as your base for your mods it should run on all batches with the fan and temp working correctly.
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Do you have any clear directions to get all of your files off the miner when downgrading back to the stock firmware. It appears that some files are not changed back to factory and license files are left in the skel folder.
hi chip, Thank you for asking. You'll note that /etc/skel is part of the ramfs and as such, is part of the firmware image itself, and as such, cannot be separate or "left behind" as you suggest since it simply does not work that way. When you flash any image on this system, the entire rom/ramfs is replaced en whole, except for /config. So, the only thing that is left behind is /config and the associated contents. If you'd like, you can ssh in and run the following and then reboot to get that "factory fresh feeling" you seek. This will result in the mac address being regenerated and you getting that nice shiny new car smell all over again. If you'd prefer your randomized mac address not be reset, then simply remove everything but /config/mac. "rm -rf /config" Let me know if I can assist you in any other way. Jason So other then the license file what other hidden files do you have on the machine? I found 2 hidden so far .freqs and .uid. Is there any other I need to know about so I can get all of them off the machine. Same answer as my previous applies. I've told you exactly where things are already: downgrade to any other firmware and rm -rf /config. All gone! Heck, if you don't rm -rf /config, it's still fine on any previous firmware! Have a nice day. Jason |
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Friendly reminder this contest is still running through the 24th (I'll actually do the drawing on the 25th) and forum members are welcome to put their name in the add by responding to this thread following the instructions in the first OP.
Thank you,
Jason
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Folk,
I am going to resume selling licenses to disable the dev fee. If you are interested, PM me with the number of machines you want a license for of each type. I will respond with additional details on how to proceed.
Thank you,
Jason
Sent you a PM about this, mate. Thank you! Thank you-- apologies for the delay. Responded. Jason |
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Do you have any clear directions to get all of your files off the miner when downgrading back to the stock firmware. It appears that some files are not changed back to factory and license files are left in the skel folder.
hi chip, Thank you for asking. You'll note that /etc/skel is part of the ramfs and as such, is part of the firmware image itself, and as such, cannot be separate or "left behind" as you suggest since it simply does not work that way. When you flash any image on this system, the entire rom/ramfs is replaced en whole, except for /config. So, the only thing that is left behind is /config and the associated contents. If you'd like, you can ssh in and run the following and then reboot to get that "factory fresh feeling" you seek. This will result in the mac address being regenerated and you getting that nice shiny new car smell all over again. If you'd prefer your randomized mac address not be reset, then simply remove everything but /config/mac. "rm -rf /config" Let me know if I can assist you in any other way. Jason |
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Folk,
New license sales will end on 12/24 along with the completion of the PS4 contest. New features will only go to preexisting paid or dev fee users at that point in time.
Thank you.
Jason
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Friendly reminder/bump - Contest for PS4 is on-going through 12/24, drawing will be on christmas day.
Mini and large licenses are available again to disable the dev-fee, please PM me.
Thank you,
Jason
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Love your fuddware TM. FYI... I installed 2.1c and it's telling me there's an update available.  Yeah... I’m not actually checking the version server side currently and just showing that message. I’ll figure out a way to hide it soon. Jason |
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Folk,
At this point in time, I think I am caught up with license requests. If I have missed you, please PM me again.
Thank you,
Jason
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Not sure if you ever figured this out or gave up but I found this thread searching for answers so figured I'd reply with the fix in case anyone else stumbles in here since I spent a lot of time searching for a fix. This is working for me: "api-groups" : "A:stats:pools:devs:summary:version:switchpool,P:switchpool",
"api-allow" : "A:0/0,W:*,P:127.0.0.1",
echo "switchpool|2" | nc 127.0.0.1 4028
STATUS=S,When=1544249013,Code=27,Msg=Switching to pool 2:'stratum+tcp://zzzz:3333',Description=cgminer 4.10.0|
Seems the "trick" is to be sure to add the commands to api-groups but as a new group named P (can use any letter besides A or W) and then it seems if I didn't add them to the A group as well I'd still get access denied.. For some reason using W in place of P would not work for me. So not sure if that's modified by Bitmain in bmminer or standard cgminer functionality but I sure wasted too much time on something so trivial. You can easily add your local LAN range to api-allow with 192.168.1.0/24 or specific IP's is better yet. I ended up editing the strings in /www/pages/cgi-bin/set_miner_conf.cgi so that the conf isn't clobbered upon saving Miner Configuration in the web admin. Btw some notes for anyone else reading this.. I left the W:* allow in there because it was "stock", but from what i can tell they might have mixed up the wildcard formatting unless * happens to mean deny all.. lol The docs show W:0/0 as format to allow all for a particular group (probably a very bad idea to set this for obvious reasons..) but the docs do show for api-groups you can add :* to mean "all commands". I didn't bother testing it but I suspect adding :* to end of A might do the trick but that opens up all read-only commands to "the world" so maybe not ideal even if it did work. W:0/0 isn't bad unless your network is wide open... and it shouldn't be.  Jason |
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