So i got a new TP-Link WR703N in the mail and tried to figure out how to flash it with the LA firmware..
Its ended up with the unit flashing for around 12 secs, then having the LED off for 4-5 secs and finishing having the blue LED on constantly after.
Anyone have any ideas?
Hey mazedk, I had the same problem. It turns out after flashing the first image the WR703N looses it's network settings completely and reverts back to DHCP. To make it worse needed two or three fresh power-cycles before the web UI came up to flash the 2nd stage firmware. Hope that helps! one4many Thanks for the reply. I think i have powercycled it 20 times so far, with the same end result :/ What i did exactly was (prolly stupid) to try and flash fromthe chinese stock firmware to the english one of the TL-WR703N (according to this guilde: http://wr703n.blogspot.com/ ) That all worked fine. But then i couldnt install the LA firmware, so thought i needed to go to openwrt or so. Then i tried to revert to the stock firmware - as per the same guide. Which has ended up with the previously mentioned result.. What you want to do is flash directly to the v1 bin from the Chinese firmware, Jack has done it thousands of times and it works. Yeah, trying to get around to that, just gotta get through to the webinterface of the router now  |
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So i got a new TP-Link WR703N in the mail and tried to figure out how to flash it with the LA firmware..
Its ended up with the unit flashing for around 12 secs, then having the LED off for 4-5 secs and finishing having the blue LED on constantly after.
Anyone have any ideas?
Hey mazedk, I had the same problem. It turns out after flashing the first image the WR703N looses it's network settings completely and reverts back to DHCP. To make it worse needed two or three fresh power-cycles before the web UI came up to flash the 2nd stage firmware. Hope that helps! one4many Thanks for the reply. I think i have powercycled it 20 times so far, with the same end result :/ What i did exactly was (prolly stupid) to try and flash fromthe chinese stock firmware to the english one of the TL-WR703N (according to this guilde: http://wr703n.blogspot.com/ ) That all worked fine. But then i couldnt install the LA firmware, so thought i needed to go to openwrt or so. Then i tried to revert to the stock firmware - as per the same guide. Which has ended up with the previously mentioned result.. |
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Absolutely nothing happens. It seems like its either not taking DHCP address or giving it out if i put a client in the ethernet port. I should possibly say that its with the standard tp-link firmware that its having this issue. Connect the Tp-link directly to a PC, log in to telnet and change the network configuration. On which ip? - Neither 192.168.0.1 or .254 works when i assign a static ip to my laptop. Try 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.100 [/quote] No luck it seems. Set my laptop for 192.168.1.64 and neither of the two brings anything to a telnet prompt. |
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Absolutely nothing happens. It seems like its either not taking DHCP address or giving it out if i put a client in the ethernet port.
I should possibly say that its with the standard tp-link firmware that its having this issue.
Connect the Tp-link directly to a PC, log in to telnet and change the network configuration. [/quote] On which ip? - Neither 192.168.0.1 or .254 works when i assign a static ip to my laptop. |
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Absolutely nothing happens. It seems like its either not taking DHCP address or giving it out if i put a client in the ethernet port.
I should possibly say that its with the standard tp-link firmware that its having this issue.
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So i got a new TP-Link WR703N in the mail and tried to figure out how to flash it with the LA firmware..
Its ended up with the unit flashing for around 12 secs, then having the LED off for 4-5 secs and finishing having the blue LED on constantly after.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Hey guys
So, i brinked my previous controller during the upgrade process. Just got my new one in the mail and im trying to flash it.
First, i flashed to english firmware - so i actually understood just a little of what was going on.
Now i'm kinda stuck at the point of having to SSH into the unit, which doesnt seem possible at all.
Anyone who done this before from a stock unit? - do i need to reflash back to the chinese software and flash from there or?
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So you have to buy at least 10 of them?
10 of blades? no no. pricing including shipping for 1 To anywhere in the world? - How about import taxes etc.? - Last i got something by DHL from China I had to pay a 130$ fee for handeling.. that kinda sucked. |
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blade miners coming soon
Got a price on those? |
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Will the Hashra Controla work with the gridseed 80 chip blade mixed in with the 5 chiip gridseeds or does it need a special version of the program?
yes, but you need to use the blade version of controla, which has scrypt mode disabled Dont you mean SHA256 mode disabled? |
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Too bad hashra doesnt offer paypal.. Im hoping jack will match the price/shipping. Then i'd buy one |
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I still don't get why you guys are running your miners on Rpi's, that shit is so unstable, mine would crash with just 10 miners connected.
For $20 shipped you could buy yourself a Tp-link 703N and install Lightningasic firmware, and run 50+ miners on it (or 100+ if you have modded the RAM to 64MB).
Please just keep in mind that it might brick on flash.. (as happend to mine). It is possible to solder a serial -> usb connection onto the controller, but it requires some soldering skills. Im running hashra 1.3.3 and its been rock solid since i set it up. |
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They do look like very nice boards.
I think the heatsinks are a bit oversized for the actual effect though..?
no they are done like that so the airflow to have plenty of room to cool down the chips That wasnt what i was saying really. Im saying, its bigger than actually needed. Its not like these units are mad good at overclocking.. im sure if you pushed 250w through it, those kind of heatsinks would be needed, but at 140w, and according to the review i'v read of this unit, its not capable of overclocking a lot (might change if you change some components though) .. so doubt they are needed in the end. |
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I will pay 5 LTC for anyone who can help me figure out why my 20 seed rig on raspberry pi crashes everytime on startup. 10 seeds works fine, 15 seeds works fine, 20 seeds auto crash. Payment to the person who solves it! Running Controla image on the pi. 2x10 port shitty ass USB hubs but I dont see why they would be the issue I have tried many diff hubs and get the same result. Powered by 2x360w12v30a power supplys.
-Andrew
In my case it helps to connect only one USB-Hub with the PI and plug the further hub in the plugged. Don't know why, but the pi can handle now 20 devices stable without any reboot since 14h Try to daisychain your hubs insted. so hub2 -> hub1 -> pi - with just 1 usb cable. Could be an issue with conflicting data on the hubs or so. |
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They do look like very nice boards.
I think the heatsinks are a bit oversized for the actual effect though..?
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If they are free, sign me up for 50 !  Heh. Only 50? Gotta watch the power bill.. gf be all pissed at my old GPU rig ...  |
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Hej Har sådan et sæt til salg, incl PSU'er, USB hub, kabler og raspberry pi til controller enhed. Byd |
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If they are free, sign me up for 50 ! |
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You guys should really try the new LightningAsic V3c miner software if you haven't already, it's designed to do one thing and one thing only, to get the most out of your Gridseed miners. If you don't have a Tp-link 703N, they are really cheap to get on eBay @ ~$20. Definitely worth the investment. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=554542.0im very happy with it, over 3 days uptime now I still have V1, does this new V3 give much better speeds? Always a bit worried about upgrading anything that works quite fine... I bricked my controller upgrading. :/ Just ordered a new one off ebay though, for $21 usd. can purchase the broken one from you for 10 dollars shipped! Danny Would prolly cost me more than $10 usd to ship it to you |
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LIGHTNINGASIC GRIDSEED SCRYPT ONLY BLADE MINER
There are 2 PCBA.
Each PCBA 40 GC3355 chips.
Each PCBA has it’s own power socket and usb port.
one 80-chip blade miner is equivalent to 16 5-chip USB miners
Official Scrypt hashrate is 5.2M (2.6M on each PCBA)
Scrypt only mode: 64-70W on each PCBA. (140W per miner)
PSU/Controller/USB cables are included.
Start to ship out from Apl 11th-12nd.
USD2899 for miners, usd100 for accessories set, USD100 for dhl express.
I really like the blade design, but I think it's to expensive. It is even more expensive than 16x 5 chip miner! It should at least be cheaper than that! To their favour, it does come with 2x PCB each. So you cant really make that comparison. However, it seems that these blades arent as good at overclocking/higher clock rates as the 5-cell USB's. Wait some time and they'll drop like the gridseeds did |
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