[Guide] Dogie's Comprehensive ASICMiner Blade Setup

[dogie]

Oh and I've tried a hard reset. No change.

Difficulty 128 is too high for a 10GH miner, to then try and get meaningful statistics out of it. The packets might have high discards due to the time they take to actually process [as far as I understand it]. If that's not the problem, then its still something to do with your proxy as the blade itself appears to be doing what its meant to.

[enginehead]

Oh and I've tried a hard reset. No change.

Difficulty 128 is too high for a 10GH miner, to then try and get meaningful statistics out of it. The packets might have high discards due to the time they take to actually process [as far as I understand it]. If that's not the problem, then its still something to do with your proxy as the blade itself appears to be doing what its meant to.

Thanks Dogie. That makes sense. I'll run it on its own proxy and user to see.

[enginehead]

Oh and I've tried a hard reset. No change.

Difficulty 128 is too high for a 10GH miner, to then try and get meaningful statistics out of it. The packets might have high discards due to the time they take to actually process [as far as I understand it]. If that's not the problem, then its still something to do with your proxy as the blade itself appears to be doing what its meant to.

Thanks Dogie. That makes sense. I'll run it on its own proxy and user to see.

That was it! Different user on the pool with correct diff for 10gh and a separate proxy and it's now showing 100% on the blade. As long as I know it just the blade incorrectly reporting the hashrate then I can still use one instance of bfgminer to control all.

Thanks again Dogie.

[dogie]

Oh and I've tried a hard reset. No change.

Difficulty 128 is too high for a 10GH miner, to then try and get meaningful statistics out of it. The packets might have high discards due to the time they take to actually process [as far as I understand it]. If that's not the problem, then its still something to do with your proxy as the blade itself appears to be doing what its meant to.

Thanks Dogie. That makes sense. I'll run it on its own proxy and user to see.

That was it! Different user on the pool with correct diff for 10gh and a separate proxy and it's now showing 100% on the blade. As long as I know it just the blade incorrectly reporting the hashrate then I can still use one instance of bfgminer to control all.

Thanks again Dogie.

No problem.

[grimbit]

can anyone tell me where to find the screen shoots of the setup page.  Wondering what the FREQ: Mod_1   Mod_2   Mod_3   Mod_4   Mod_5   diff: means, and what they should be set to. Thank you kindly.