How do you enable the display of the extra information? My status page does not show hardware error count, etc.
a little digging and cgi page editing, it was annoying me to have to always log in and screen -r I will probably set up a second page to run the asic_status.pl from bertmod (usually I run that from command line, but no reason I can't make a page to check cores) Nice. Guess I need to go read up on this cgi you speak of...  |
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Both running .96 One has a dead & a weak die good miner:  bad miner:  How do you enable the display of the extra information? My status page does not show hardware error count, etc. |
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joeventura: well is there anybody anywhere offering a better price per Gh/s for NEW hardware available within 2 weeks? Honest question. (Used hardware from some random guy on bitcointalk does not count. It is normal to pay premium for new vs. old.)
I'm not joeventura, but http://avalon-asics.com/ has 4-module units for BTC12 and 60GH/s minis for BTC6. I have not ordered from them, but they claim that these are available for immediate delivery. |
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Claimed they were confiscated in customs,
Source? YiFuck himself stated that. Go check his posting history, cba to search through his garbage myself. I think he actually claimed the chips were held up in customs - not confiscated. |
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I have a few Block Erupter USBs among my mining gear, and I find that they work great when I am pool mining - never see any problem at all - but if I use them for solo-mining, I will get something like this every now and then:
[2013-10-12 14:18:10] BES 3: Idle for more than 60 seconds, declaring SICK!
[2013-10-12 14:18:10] BES 3: Attempting to restart
It will then always recover very shortly. It's not really a problem, but it's annoying.
I don't know if this is a bug, or just some timeout I need to set. Any help?
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You should really put an end time on this auction.
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I'm running 0.93. Just tried to upgrade to 0.95, and it seems to work, but after restart the web interface still says that the current firmware revision is 0.93. I tried to upgrade (downgrade) to other versions but it's the same.
It is possible that the upgrade was successful and the web interface displays the wrong version number? Is there a way to check firmware version through ssh?
at least you can access the miner page/tab....I cant... i get "ERROR 500 Internal server error" When I added my backup pools in CGMiner itself, I broke the web interface. I'm assuming that's the common cause for most people. hmm, i have to physically start cgminer thru ssl because the workername was input incorrectly from the factory, which may be the cause then?... it's catch22, because i cant change it on the gui...lol I would guess that the configuration is still saved in a text file you can hand-edit. is it possible to putty in twice simultaneously? Yes. |
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I'm running 0.93. Just tried to upgrade to 0.95, and it seems to work, but after restart the web interface still says that the current firmware revision is 0.93. I tried to upgrade (downgrade) to other versions but it's the same.
It is possible that the upgrade was successful and the web interface displays the wrong version number? Is there a way to check firmware version through ssh?
at least you can access the miner page/tab....I cant... i get "ERROR 500 Internal server error" When I added my backup pools in CGMiner itself, I broke the web interface. I'm assuming that's the common cause for most people. hmm, i have to physically start cgminer thru ssl because the workername was input incorrectly from the factory, which may be the cause then?... it's catch22, because i cant change it on the gui...lol I would guess that the configuration is still saved in a text file you can hand-edit. |
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It will never come close to ROI at your current price  im optimisitc... a bunch of people bid 20+ That was before they could buy a 4-module unit directly from Avalon for BTC15 for immediate delivery. I would actually like to have this device - and I live close to Boston, so I could even pick it up. But I just can't make myself spend that much on this. I don't understand why you were willing to pay so much for this, and are so eager to sell it now? If you are one of the "collectors", it's still collectible... And it still mines. Losing those 3 modules just totally took the luster off? some guy paid 23 and 25 BTC for same unit when avalon sell 15 BTC Uhm, no. I was bidding in that auction myself. It ended on Oct 2, and Avalon didn't start selling the 4-module units on their new web site until about 2 days ago. |
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It will never come close to ROI at your current price im optimisitc... a bunch of people bid 20+ That was before they could buy a 4-module unit directly from Avalon for BTC15 for immediate delivery. I would actually like to have this device - and I live close to Boston, so I could even pick it up. But I just can't make myself spend that much on this. I don't understand why you were willing to pay so much for this, and are so eager to sell it now? If you are one of the "collectors", it's still collectible... And it still mines. Losing those 3 modules just totally took the luster off? |
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my miners after delivery:
In the first photo the upper left hashing board is it just a camera trick or is one of the heatsink mounting screws missing? It looks like there are two holes: One close to the radiator and one at the end of the mounting bracket. The ones at the ends of the mounting brackets are the only ones used. |
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I now have the miner plugged directly to the laptop, which has access to the wifi...alot less garble, but still see no ip for the miner...
Eric, if you are sitting behind a router you can Nmap your network and find all the machines responding on port 80... PM me if you need help with this on a whole new day now... im on the knc page no miner window.... every other tab works...? im logged in on putty too, but dont kno commands...lol I put in screen ~r and it says screen terminating...? status page says cgminer is running... but when i click on miner tab...nada, blank browser page That's screen dash r not screen tilde r. try #ps aux | grep cgminer if you only see grep cgminer then it isn't running but if you see two line, the first is the one that started cgminer running when Jupiter booted. If only the one line saying grep cgminer, then you'll need to start cgminer. To start cgminer first see the commands: #cgminer --help Then when you decide how to configure it, start it up with #screen cgminer -o stratum+tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --userpass xxxxx:yyyy or perhaps -u xxxx -p yyyy  You should not type the '#' before the command. It just represents the command prompt. |
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orama,
thx for update!
i got one corsair 1050 hx running.
is that also a problem or just the 850???
Mate, cannot say. Not what i've been focusing on to be fair. Gut feeling it's part of the same brand/model family, so I would rather take a swerve. It's supplying to much current from what I understand. Something about a safety in the PSU being triggered and the cap smokes after the PSU is switched back on. They don't have every brand of ATX here to test. Anotherhost popped by with theirs is what I heard, it just so happened that on all those reported it was the same PSU at fault. It's an ongoing investigation, but if you want to play it safe, for sure the Corsair V850 has not shown any problems this end, and is used throughout the hosting currently. This whole 'blame the power supply' story sounds pretty suspect to me. The power supply can't 'force' current into a board... There is clearly a board design problem here, and it looks to me to be highly unlikely that any specific known-to-be-fully-standards-compliant power supply would be more likely to cause it, other than simply being capable of providing higher instantaneous current - which is clearly not a flaw in a power supply. I imagine this will turn out to be something that happens when you do something like turning the power on and off at exactly the wrong cadence, or something like that. Somebody probably left a necessary diode out of the design. |
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no progress... nmap says need to specify a host...i tried both desktop ip's, but that doesnt seem to give me anything. there was a 0.0.0.0 ip address in wireshark...? I tried everry ip address I found...the miner is running, the ethernet lights are pinging away..... huh... I'm ready to get an ulcer  Try ipconfig /all and you'll probably see the .1 is your gateway, the .51 is assigned to the machine you're using. .255 should be the broadcast address of the subnet. As I understand bridging, if done properly, the computers after the bridge should have addresses in the same subnet as the .1, .51 and .555. So, the bridge isn't setup correctly I think. Perhaps the bridging software you added is waking up with a setup IP address 239.255.255.250 or 224.0.0.2 and you can't access the setup page simply because you don't have a route to that address. A typical home router, wifi or otherwise, has a single downlink and a single uplink port. The single downlink port is internal and is assigned the address you designate as the gateway but come configured with the internal downlink (gateway) address as the lowest in the function downlink network. Attached to this internal single downlink is possibly a 4 port ethernet switch which will appear on the back as four RJ45 ethernet connections; the internal downlink is also attached to a wifi port (if the router has wifi); and lastly the internal downlink port is attached to a DHCP server. The internal uplink port is attached to an RJ45 ethernet port on the back marked uplink. A home router has a setup page which has the same address as its gateway. If you log into your wifi router on 192.168.43.1 and change the gateway address to 192.168.43.13, as soon as you click SAVE on the router setup page, you'll lose connectivity - so don't do that unless you want to hide your gateway. The DHCP server has addresses it may assign and these are some distance numerically from the gateway. A linksys router might give DHCP 50 addresses starting from 192.168.43.50 and end at 192.168.43.100. Your router likely starts its DHCP addresses at 192.168.43.50. You computer has likely been assigned 192.168.43.51 (judging by your graphic). The address 192.168.43.50 was likely assigned to a tablet or nook or kindle sometime in the last 24 hours and the router remembered it and didn't assign it to your computer but arp -a doesn't show it because it isn't in use. So, if the bridging/routing software you added to your computer isn't accessible, you need to put your computer on the same network as it is. Say the routing software software is showing 239.255.255.250 as its IP address and you can't access it. Let's try this: Right click your wireless icon and disable wireless so you can't get to the internet. Open a dos cmd box and do ipconfig /all and see if the wireless connection is still showing an address. Release that address with ipconfig /release 192.168.43.51 and run ipconfig /all again and see that it has been released. Right click your ethernet icon and open network connections. Go to your Local Area Connection properties and scroll down to Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), highlight and click Properties. It might have DHCP ticked. Unclick it and assign this address 239.255.255.249, netmask 255.255.255.0, gateway 239.255.255.001, click OK Now, in your dos box, command "route print" and see if a route to net 239.255.255.0 exists and trying entering http://239.255.255.001 in your browser address field. With luck that's the bridging software's setup page. If not try http://239.255.255.250 in your browser field. If neither of those work you might try the 224.0.0.0 network address since it's showing 224.0.0.2; assign the ethernet connection an address of 224.0.0.10, gateway 224.0.0.1, and try and access http://224.0.0.1 or http://224.0.0.2 after checking that a route has been added to 224.0.0.0/24 If you get to the bridging software setup page you can configure it with a 192.168.43.x address, then enable wireless, change your ethernet connection back to DHCP, reboot and see what crops up. This is mostly guess work. Those 239.x.x.x and 224.x.x.x addresses are multicast addresses that are not applicable to the problem you are trying to solve, I think. http://www.iana.org/assignments/multicast-addresses/multicast-addresses.xhtml |
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When does this auction end?
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Regarding HW errors the miner had run just few minutes and you mostly see hardware errors more while mining with CPU and GPU. Good ASIC devices will have them very less. And in video after running for few minutes its not necessary that cgminer shows errors.
This statement is complete and utter crap. I don't think I have ever seen a H/W error while mining with a GPU or CPU except when there was an actual problem with the device. Typical H/W error rate on these devices is vanishingly close to 0%. Conversely, I have never seen an ASIC mining device that did not regularly produce at least a ~1% H/W error rate. Your statement above does not go a long way toward helping your credibility. |
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That is unfortunate. I really don't want to have to follow yet another forum. Why don't you just start another thread here? |
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now can not find the configuration page in any way,
I can not entrra using any address.
If you short out the reset pins, it should go back to 192.168.1.254:8000 . |
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I bet if you have a newer model car, you have spare fuses in your fuse box that will work, they do have mini fuses at the autoparts store also.  they also have smaller ones V2 blades have SMT fuses that are socketed. |
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Hmmm, blockchain.info says Eligius mined block 262294 and 262296 - but 262294 is not showing up in the GUI. I hope it gets paid out.
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