I will try it myself. Stay tuned, the bounty is still active.

I still would like someone to look over the code. I have a feeling that the S1 chips were never hard-coded for Sha256D. You would just have to change the firmware. That's why I linked these sources. We shouldn't just assume the S1 is hard-coded, because it was one of the first ASIC miners. This is 2013 technology. It could be possible. Bounty is still active.

At this point, I will accept any algo other than SHA-256. If someone finds a way to do it, I will reward some BTC to them. Good luck.

This should help everyone involved. https://github.com/AntMiner/AntGen1
https://github.com/MightyDevices/mightyminer

I am not trolling. Read the article and you will see. It could be possible. At least for the S1.

People don't pay attention at all. Someone made an exploit for AntMiner S1 (bm1380) chips. https://mightydevices.com/index.php/2018/02/reverse-engineering-antminer-s1/

The source code is there, I want someone to see if they can change the code for RandomX or another profitable algorithm that would work. I have 2 S1s, I could test this on. The proof is here. If someone figures it out for RandomX, we could have at least 75kh.

Whoever successfully changes the algorithm, will receive an unspecified amount in BTC. Good luck!