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October 19, 2013, 09:37:01 PM
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Nice.  Guess I need to go read up on this cgi you speak of... Wink



I'll speed you up, but I am more of a hack than a polished programmer so rather just give tips to what I did





the fields that are already constantly being updated and outputted for use are:

STATUS=S,When=1382207241,Code=11,Msg=Summary,Description=cgminer 3.4.0|SUMMARY,
Elapsed=310,MHS av=450396.80,Found Blocks=0,Getworks=17,Accepted=102,Rejected=2,
Hardware Errors=7707,Utility=19.77,Discarded=26,Stale=0,Get Failures=0,Local Work=45860,
Remote Failures=0,Network Blocks=3,Total MH=139401753.5263,Work Utility=6997.99,
Difficulty Accepted=26112.00000000,Difficulty Rejected=512.00000000,Difficulty Stale=0.00000000,
Best Share=468225,Device Hardware%=17.5935,Device Rejected%=1.4183,Pool Rejected%=1.9231,Pool Stale%=0.0000|

You can use any of these but will have to change two files:


/www/tmpl/mining_stat.html_tmpl

that one will do the formatting and I make a new one and call it mining_stat.html_tmpl2



the one that does the real work is

/www/pages/cgi-bin/fetch_mining_stat.cgi


when you look inside these two files you will see how to add more fields and just stick with it's naming conventions to pass the values

since I changed the name of the other file, make sure to point to the new named one in this file like:

s!#%#ASIC_STATUS#%#!'"$asic_status"'!g' < /www/tmpl/mining_stat.html_tmpl2


so when you are all set with files in the two directories, you just do a simple
cp fetch_mining_stat.cgi.[newversion] fetch_mining_stat.cgi

then it doesn't disrupt anything since now it just goes to the other formatting file smoothly









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BertMod 0.1 for 0.93 works well with firmware 0.90 and shows the Merc using 183 watts @ MHS av=134461.07 although  Slush now has the Merc at 143489.394MH/s.
sounds sweet soy..
the enablecore tweak is on 2 of 3 miners now, on 0.90 & the tweak
 the 3rd gets severe errors with 0.90, but it was the fastest one at 275 on 9.6, so there it stays.
the other two seem to be happily hashing at 275... so all 3 now at 275 is cool!

you have to power cycle the machine after applying the .bin file tho.

Didn't know that.  I'm going to let it run 24 hours as it is now then try 0.92 and see if the duplicate share issue is fixed.  So, BertMod works on all versions except 0.96?
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update...
eventually,each saturn freaked out on 0.90, so had to go back to 0.96...

How did they change?  Disabling and re-enabling cores?
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I wonder how my miner is enjoying Ohio, now that it has spent 2 days there.

Maybe it is seeing the sights and visiting a few museums

I compared your DHL info with mine and it may be that DHL has a LIFO buffer.
(Last In First Out) Just a few hours difference between customs.

Mine is hopefully enroute to Franklin Park Il. I wonder how many intermediate hubs lay in between?

I picture in my mind a tortoise loaded with miners crawling along the interstate right of way.

You may just be waiting for the tortoise that is heading to your locale to depart Cincy.
I hope so.



none between Franklin Park, IL and OH.

Anyone who's package hasn't left OH, needs to call DHL ASAP.  your package has customs/clearance issues.  don't wait, it ain't gonna start moving on it's own, you need to call DHL and see what else they need from you.
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October 19, 2013, 10:06:11 PM
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I wonder how my miner is enjoying Ohio, now that it has spent 2 days there.

Maybe it is seeing the sights and visiting a few museums
did you call DHL?

Yes it cleared customs and it will be here Monday or Tuesday, whenever they get around to it.
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October 19, 2013, 10:14:04 PM
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update...
eventually,each saturn freaked out on 0.90, so had to go back to 0.96...

How did they change?  Disabling and re-enabling cores?
the ol' 0 submitted on every line scrollling at 1000 lines a second.....lol
slowest saturn that was 255 ish is still holding on at 271


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October 19, 2013, 10:17:36 PM
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I wonder how my miner is enjoying Ohio, now that it has spent 2 days there.

Maybe it is seeing the sights and visiting a few museums
did you call DHL?

Yes it cleared customs and it will be here Monday or Tuesday, whenever they get around to it.

What he said applies to me too...Canary is acting like I DIDNT make the phone call.

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October 19, 2013, 10:24:12 PM
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I wonder how my miner is enjoying Ohio, now that it has spent 2 days there.

Maybe it is seeing the sights and visiting a few museums
did you call DHL?

Yes it cleared customs and it will be here Monday or Tuesday, whenever they get around to it.

What he said applies to me too...Canary is acting like I DIDNT make the phone call.
not acting... I'm very familiar with DHL, and from the comments it's hard to tell if the folks with miners sitting in OH called DHL or not, so just trying to help... I want you all to get them ASAP!!!
and promptly point them at the Eligius pool  Grin
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October 19, 2013, 10:28:32 PM
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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.

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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
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back to all 3 sats running 0.96, but they all hang around 275 now still  Smiley
same procedure on all 3 saturns...
1. flash 0.90 on the miner, reboot
2. flash enablecores.bin to the miner, POWER CYCLE the miner.
3. putty in and watch cgminer until it crashes, when it does, go to the gui page again, and flash 0.96 back onto the miner, apply, then POWER CYCLE the miner(turn off for 15 seconds via the power supply switch)
thats it.
i had 3 sats going at 255, 265, and 275....  now all at 270 - 275ish


By crashes do you mean the hashrate falls badly?

I noticed the BBB temperature effected hashrate.  My front fans aren't really directed at the module any more.  I have a piece of cardboard down from the front top edge to the front of the module board and air goes out the sides.  If I remove the cardboard, at least yesterday when I found this and haven't retested it since, if I remove the cardboard the hashrate in the first number crashes very quickly.  I put the cardboard back and it comes up pretty quickly.  I removed the BBB and put stick-on heatsinks on the middle chip as that's where my IR detector says is heating.  I had two 12 v fans I was going to put on a Blade but changed my mind.  I have one of these each on 2 sides of the one module aiming at the vrm's.  I also have a 3" dia 120vac fan, very deep, pointed in from the side passing air over the BBB.  Keeping the BBB cool seems critical.

With all the extra room I have in the Mercury I'm thinking of getting ribbon cables and double pins so as to move the BBB somewhere else in the box where it can be cooled better.

Since you have the big fan cooling the board, try putting cardboard to force the 2 intake fans air down onto the BBB and see if the miner crashes under 0.90 then.

root@Mercury-3DF:~# uptime
 22:51:08 up  5:17,  load average: 1.83, 1.95, 1.94


Darn, I was just going to put the cgminer stats line here but when I hit "q" and quit the screen, unlike with minepeon, cgminer quit.  So, I've just restarted it from the command line but it had been cooking along at 134GH/s avg for 5hours 17 minutes.

Just adjusted my cardboard.  Better leave ½ fan clear on each side of the center and the cardboard in that center forcing air down onto the center of the BBB. 

The stats came back up pretty quickly.
KnC 0: | 162.6G/131.5Gh/s | A:39300 R:1695 HW:3638 WU:2150.2/m

Having changed the cardboard slightly, the first figure seems higher which bodes for an overall higher avg if it keeps up.
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October 19, 2013, 11:13:35 PM
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What does BBB stand for?

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October 19, 2013, 11:18:43 PM
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What does BBB stand for?
BeagleBone Black - sorta like an RPi, for the uninitiated
http://beagleboard.org/Products/BeagleBone+Black/

I have one but I've never switched it on Smiley

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October 19, 2013, 11:31:19 PM
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update...
eventually,each saturn freaked out on 0.90, so had to go back to 0.96...

How did they change?  Disabling and re-enabling cores?
the ol' 0 submitted on every line scrollling at 1000 lines a second.....lol
slowest saturn that was 255 ish is still holding on at 271

Never heard or saw the 0 submitted.  271 sounds good, 135½ each!
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October 19, 2013, 11:38:58 PM
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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
Wow - you're still profiting of the stupidity of people not realising they will NEVER make 1.95 BTC with that crap.
Amazing.

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October 20, 2013, 12:11:42 AM
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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
Wow - you're still profiting of the stupidity of people not realising they will NEVER make 1.95 BTC with that crap.
Amazing.

CGminer dev or not...if you're stuck on mining btc only you yourself are acting like a dinosaur.

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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
Wow - you're still profiting of the stupidity of people not realising they will NEVER make 1.95 BTC with that crap.
Amazing.

CGminer dev or not...if you're stuck on mining btc only you yourself are acting like a dinosaur.

You need a comma in there somewhere because that sentence has two meanings.

1. CGminer dev or not...if you're stuck on mining btc, only you yourself are acting like a dinosaur. (talking about mining btc in general)
2. CGminer dev or not...if you're stuck on mining btc only, you yourself are acting like a dinosaur. (talking about mining btc as opposed to mining something else)

I think from frankenmints POV any personal mining is worthless, we should just be buying and selling BTC or using cloud mining

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so how to get the enablecores.bin to run on the slo sat?
i have it (the file) on my desktop...
using putty I imagine,...


Shut down, let sit a minute, unplug the ASIC modules at the modules (the PCIE power), restart and only BBB will be running, go to the Sat. web page, upgrade to 0.90, shutdown, let sit a minute, plug the ASIC modules back in, start, go to web page, run Upgrade with enablecores.bin.  At least that's how I did it.


Phoenix1969, I didn't mention that I generally don't just shut off the power to the miner.  Since I generally have putty open to cgminer, when I go to shut down I hit "q" in putty, quitting the screen of cgminer, then giving the command "halt" and since I'm logged in a root, the system shuts down in a more orderly manner than simply hitting a switch.  I do this because I've noticed with Raspberry Pi if I just kill power the program can get corrupted.  When you quit the screen and command halt, the first thing that's going to happen is putty will send a notice it has lost the connection.  That's when I kill the power.  Might not matter but why take a chance.
exactly what i was looking for, thanks soy........KNC, IF YOU ARE LISTENING....UPDATE YOUR MANUAL WHILE YOU'RE AT IT!!
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October 20, 2013, 01:20:17 AM
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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
Wow - you're still profiting of the stupidity of people not realising they will NEVER make 1.95 BTC with that crap.
Amazing.

kano, I know you mean well, but for some, it is worth paying to make your own BTC, even at a loss. What is it worth to not have a bank account or credit card with your name and all your info. on it? To get BTC, you either put your name in the bucket (banks, credit cards etc) or you mine your own....yes at some cost. I can think of many reasons why someone would still pay more for a BLADE than sign up for COINBASE or similar to buy BTC. Anyway, my 2 satoshis.
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I looked at your website - the cost of your single blade is a half a bitcoin less than the cost of an Avalon mini...only difference is roughly 5.7-6X the hashing power.
in stock and shipping now:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.0
Wow - you're still profiting of the stupidity of people not realising they will NEVER make 1.95 BTC with that crap.
Amazing.

kano, I know you mean well, but for some, it is worth paying to make your own BTC, even at a loss. What is it worth to not have a bank account or credit card with your name and all your info. on it? To get BTC, you either put your name in the bucket (banks, credit cards etc) or you mine your own....yes at some cost. I can think of many reasons why someone would still pay more for a BLADE than sign up for COINBASE or similar to buy BTC. Anyway, my 2 satoshis.

LocalBitcoins.com,  brotha.
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