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how bad is it to run one of these without the fan? it seems the fan on mine has fallen off :/ how it happened im not to sure of
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thank you all so much for the help you tried to give me but as i had expected it was my windows based pc that was giving me the issues after getting a powered usb hub and setting the moonlander up on my Raspbery Pi 3B+ its been running stable for almost a full 24 hours now with out any random forced stop like my other pc. looks like ill be running this from my pi from now on. thanks again.
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for those that have helped even a little so far thank you very much but im starting to think its my PC OS and not my miner or moonlander i can not seems to get any miner to run stable on my system at all ( CPU, GPU, Moonlander... nothing) is there anything anyone could think of that could cause this? im on Windows 10 64bit
Could be your drivers need updating? what would i need to update and how? |
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Yea thats definitely an issue of not enough power on the port. Like others have said run it on the lowest frequency and see if it runs stable.
is there anything else it could be because im starting to think its not the moonlander but my PC and not the USB either because i have a CPU miner that i use for Magi and it is stopping on its own as well it looks like. change this setting (--set MLD:clock=600) to (--set MLD:clock=384) and see what happens. by the by,  anyone got an idea what the AS:-4 is all about? never noticed it be - before Tried this and still have the same issue. Dang fam, that's all I can think of. My next move would be find a powered hub on Amazon or something, there are several listed throughout this thread, and see if that does it. Remember you need something like 2.1~2.5 amps per port. and this isnt standard for a desktop PC's USB 3.0 ports? sorry but im rather new to all of this and am still learning Totally cool, we all started somewhere. I don't think it's a standard. I think that's more relative to the specific hardware. On my laptop one usb port will run a moonlander but the other one won't lol. If you do look for a hub make sure it does data transfer as well as provide the power. I accidentally bought a charging hub that didn't do data transfer. I'm pretty sure eyeboot has a cheap 2 port hub that will provide enough power to run one Moonlander. and once again could this be something else not related to my BFGminer or moonlander? because it ssems that even my CPU miner that i use for MAGIcoin (which isnt bfgminer or my moonlander) is just stopping itself for no reason at all it seems as well. but on my raspberry pi ive had m-cpuminer-v2 running mining magi for DAYS now with no issues at all (pi is only mining magi bought it for the moonlander to make a starters rig but then realized soon after that i need the powered usb hub so thats why i started with the moonlander on my windows 10 pc) for those that have helped even a little so far thank you very much but im starting to think its my PC OS and not my miner or moonlander i can not seems to get any miner to run stable on my system at all ( CPU, GPU, Moonlander... nothing) is there anything anyone could think of that could cause this? im on Windows 10 64bit |
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Yea thats definitely an issue of not enough power on the port. Like others have said run it on the lowest frequency and see if it runs stable.
is there anything else it could be because im starting to think its not the moonlander but my PC and not the USB either because i have a CPU miner that i use for Magi and it is stopping on its own as well it looks like. change this setting (--set MLD:clock=600) to (--set MLD:clock=384) and see what happens. by the by, anyone got an idea what the AS:-4 is all about? never noticed it be - before Tried this and still have the same issue. Dang fam, that's all I can think of. My next move would be find a powered hub on Amazon or something, there are several listed throughout this thread, and see if that does it. Remember you need something like 2.1~2.5 amps per port. and this isnt standard for a desktop PC's USB 3.0 ports? sorry but im rather new to all of this and am still learning Totally cool, we all started somewhere. I don't think it's a standard. I think that's more relative to the specific hardware. On my laptop one usb port will run a moonlander but the other one won't lol. If you do look for a hub make sure it does data transfer as well as provide the power. I accidentally bought a charging hub that didn't do data transfer. I'm pretty sure eyeboot has a cheap 2 port hub that will provide enough power to run one Moonlander. and once again could this be something else not related to my BFGminer or moonlander? because it ssems that even my CPU miner that i use for MAGIcoin (which isnt bfgminer or my moonlander) is just stopping itself for no reason at all it seems as well. but on my raspberry pi ive had m-cpuminer-v2 running mining magi for DAYS now with no issues at all (pi is only mining magi bought it for the moonlander to make a starters rig but then realized soon after that i need the powered usb hub so thats why i started with the moonlander on my windows 10 pc) |
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Yea thats definitely an issue of not enough power on the port. Like others have said run it on the lowest frequency and see if it runs stable.
is there anything else it could be because im starting to think its not the moonlander but my PC and not the USB either because i have a CPU miner that i use for Magi and it is stopping on its own as well it looks like. change this setting (--set MLD:clock=600) to (--set MLD:clock=384) and see what happens. by the by, anyone got an idea what the AS:-4 is all about? never noticed it be - before Tried this and still have the same issue. Dang fam, that's all I can think of. My next move would be find a powered hub on Amazon or something, there are several listed throughout this thread, and see if that does it. Remember you need something like 2.1~2.5 amps per port. and this isnt standard for a desktop PC's USB 3.0 ports? sorry but im rather new to all of this and am still learning |
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Yea thats definitely an issue of not enough power on the port. Like others have said run it on the lowest frequency and see if it runs stable.
is there anything else it could be because im starting to think its not the moonlander but my PC and not the USB either because i have a CPU miner that i use for Magi and it is stopping on its own as well it looks like. change this setting (--set MLD:clock=600) to (--set MLD:clock=384) and see what happens. by the by, anyone got an idea what the AS:-4 is all about? never noticed it be - before Tried this and still have the same issue. |
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Yea thats definitely an issue of not enough power on the port. Like others have said run it on the lowest frequency and see if it runs stable.
is there anything else it could be because im starting to think its not the moonlander but my PC and not the USB either because i have a CPU miner that i use for Magi and it is stopping on its own as well it looks like. |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show Have you tried setting the diff to something higher? yes i have. even with default values set up and mining to the recomended litecoinpool.org my lander will only mine for a most a few minutes before the second screen shot is what i see and i have to full close BFGminer and unplug the moonlander and restart BFGminer What kind of power supply are you working with? usb 3.0 thats built into my windows based tower Have you checked to be sure that the device manager isn't shutting the usb off? how? Open your device manager, right click on the com your usb is on, properties. Check under the power managment tab. There is an option in there this did not work its still doing the same thing. Darn, any chance you have a usb Volt meter, so you can verify your port is putting out enough? Or try running the Moonlander on like the 350mhz, or whatever the lowest mhz setting is. no i dont have one at all. |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show Have you tried setting the diff to something higher? yes i have. even with default values set up and mining to the recomended litecoinpool.org my lander will only mine for a most a few minutes before the second screen shot is what i see and i have to full close BFGminer and unplug the moonlander and restart BFGminer What kind of power supply are you working with? usb 3.0 thats built into my windows based tower Have you checked to be sure that the device manager isn't shutting the usb off? how? Open your device manager, right click on the com your usb is on, properties. Check under the power managment tab. There is an option in there this did not work its still doing the same thing. |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show Have you tried setting the diff to something higher? yes i have. even with default values set up and mining to the recomended litecoinpool.org my lander will only mine for a most a few minutes before the second screen shot is what i see and i have to full close BFGminer and unplug the moonlander and restart BFGminer What kind of power supply are you working with? usb 3.0 thats built into my windows based tower Have you checked to be sure that the device manager isn't shutting the usb off? how? |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show Have you tried setting the diff to something higher? yes i have. even with default values set up and mining to the recomended litecoinpool.org my lander will only mine for a most a few minutes before the second screen shot is what i see and i have to full close BFGminer and unplug the moonlander and restart BFGminer What kind of power supply are you working with? usb 3.0 thats built into my windows based tower |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show Have you tried setting the diff to something higher? yes i have. even with default values set up and mining to the recomended litecoinpool.org my lander will only mine for a most a few minutes before the second screen shot is what i see and i have to full close BFGminer and unplug the moonlander and restart BFGminer |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? Did you create a .bat file or edit the config file? edited the Start_Moonlander2.bat file with bfgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://emc2.suprnova.cc:3366 -u juggalonoke.juggalonoke -p 1,d=1 -S MLD:all --set MLD:clock=600 pause no matter what coin in the scrypt algo i mine my miner just stops and shows what my screen shots show |
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What does your command line look like?
still newer to all this what do you need to see? |
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can someone please help me with this issue i still dont know what is making it happen and ive tried everything i can think of. |
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