DKirk
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December 01, 2017, 09:19:16 PM |
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Hi.
I have a problem getting my stickminer to work. The same thing happens all the time. The miner blinks two times with a white light (The green light is always on). Then I get the attached message. Any ide what I can try to do?
I dont know how to add a picture here. But it says: "Failed to open Device Parameters registry key in lowl-vcom.c _vcom_devinfo_scan_windows_hubport():556:System can not find the file
Did you run the instructions per the first post for your particular setup? My understanding is that covers pretty much everything minus sticks going zombie and possible HW failures. Looks like you might have skipped a step...
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wingless
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December 03, 2017, 02:53:17 AM |
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I'm running 2 2Pacs at a frequency of 200. One of the miners always goes into Zombie mode. I've turned on the voltage on the one that goes into zombie mode and that seemed to have worked. Both miners were running fine for a few days, but just recently that same miner just went into zombie mode again. I think I've turned the voltage up the max on that particular miner, I'm not really sure what I can do to fix this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Just as a side note, I'm using a good powered hub that supplied 2.1 AMPs to each port, in case this information is helpful...
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sidehack
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December 03, 2017, 03:16:28 AM |
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I certainly hope you're keeping them cool.
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wingless
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December 03, 2017, 04:35:06 AM |
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I certainly hope you're keeping them cool.
Yep lol they are cooled by a fan. These guys get pretty hot!
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der_wasi
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December 03, 2017, 10:04:24 AM |
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Do you get any HW errors on the zombie going stick? At 200 MHz the voltage pot is at a good position when it´s set to 3 or 4 o`clock. Did you measure the voltage on the stick? Did you try this stick alone, without another stick on the hub? I also thought I had a hub with enough power. My power supply is 30 W and I run two sticks on 250 MHz on it. So it should bring 6 A (3 A per stick). But when I turn up my voltage a little higher, there is not enough power. Maybe turning down the voltage is the answer.
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der_wasi
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December 03, 2017, 11:14:57 AM |
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I got the kernel panic again. Here is the output that was dumped to the terminal if anyone is curious. sudo ./cgminer/cgminer -o stratum+tcp://us-east.stratum.slushpool.com:3333 -u lanegg.worker1 -p x --suggest-diff 32 --gekko-2pac-freq 225 kernel:[ 2411.725280] 7e80: b32b7f0c b32b7e90 80421330 80420098 b32b7ec4 b32b7ea0 3972d000 8085c400 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...193/128 GSD 1 kernel:[ 2413.803925] bbe0: ffffffff b73258c0 00000000 00000000 80063d84 00000000 00000000 b93fe694 kernel:[ 2411.733465] 7ea0: b9f89820 b9f8ddc0 808c85b0 80864100 70700568 00000000 b32b7ee4 b32b7ec8 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...143/128 GSD 0 kernel:[ 2413.812110] bc00: b523bc44 b523bc10 804c50d0 804c4f10 b71be480 00000000 00000000 b73258c0 kernel:[ 2411.741650] 7ec0: 80028e0c 800da270 00000001 808640a0 00000007 b32b6028 b32b7f4c b32b7ee8 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...2.83K/128 GSD 0 kernel:[ 2413.820295] bc20: 00000000 b523a000 80063d84 00000000 0000007b b93fe694 b523bc8c b523bc48 kernel:[ 2411.749836] 7ee0: 80029394 b33e4648 70700568 b33bad80 802c550a 00000013 b32b6000 00000000 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...135/128 GSD 1 kernel:[ 2413.828481] bc40: 804bdc90 804c5084 024000c0 80557bdc b9258b40 000000db 00000000 b52ba220 kernel:[ 2411.758021] 7f00: b32b7f1c b32b7f10 80422684 80420e28 b32b7f7c b32b7f20 80169f80 80422678 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...138/128 GSD 2 kernel:[ 2413.836666] bc60: 00000000 b9317480 000005dc 00000000 00000038 0000004c 00000000 b73258c0 kernel:[ 2411.766206] 7f20: b32b7f4c b32b7f30 8007d5f0 800d9b28 b9f8ddc0 80175008 aa082a00 70700590 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...564/128 GSD 1 kernel:[ 2413.844851] bc80: b523bca4 b523bc90 804bdce8 804bdac4 b523bcf4 00000000 b523bd24 b523bca8 kernel:[ 2411.774392] 7f40: 70700568 00000000 802c550a 00000013 b32b7f6c b32b7f60 b33bad81 70700568 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ...204/128 GSD 0 kernel:[ 2413.853036] bca0: 80516fac 804bdcc0 4559cf63 00000000 b52d2494 00000000 00000038 b523bd40 kernel:[ 2411.782577] 7f60: b33bad80 802c550a 00000013 b32b6000 b32b7fa4 b32b7f80 8016a1b4 80169b68 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.861222] bcc0: 000005c8 00000003 00000000 00000020 00000000 000005c8 00000014 b523bd50 kernel:[ 2411.790763] 7f80: 01b18370 70700590 70700468 00000000 00000036 8000fd28 00000000 b32b7fa8 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.869407] bce0: 00000038 000005dc b71d8380 000005dc b523bd24 ffffff97 8051682c 00000040 kernel:[ 2411.798948] 7fa0: 8000fb60 8016a17c 70700590 70700468 00000013 802c550a 70700568 01b18370 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.877594] bd00: b73258c0 b523bdf0 00000038 80517344 b523bd40 00000000 b523bd94 b523bd28 kernel:[ 2411.807133] 7fc0: 70700590 70700468 00000000 00000036 00000000 00000000 00004000 00000001 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.885779] bd20: 80518de4 8051685c b93fe694 80517344 b523bedc 00000038 00000008 00000040 kernel:[ 2411.815319] 7fe0: 76e950ac 718fc5c4 76e84e1c 76d15f2c 60000010 00000013 00000000 00000000 Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.893964] bd40: b523bd40 b523bd40 00000000 8056bc48 00000000 00000000 00000000 000005dc kernel:[ 2411.869975] Code: e7904001 e3540000 0a00005b e5953014 (e7949003) Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.902149] bd60: 00000038 b71d8380 ffff0000 8056c432 b73258c0 00000038 b523bedc 00000030
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.910334] bd80: 00000000 b523bdf0 b523be8c b523bd98 80541eb0 80518d30 00000038 00000008
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.918519] bda0: b523bddc b523bdd8 00000040 b523bdb8 805bc7bc 800d9b28 808bb180 00007b00
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.926704] bdc0: 80517344 00000000 00000000 b7325b00 00000000 63cf5945 00000000 63cf5945
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.934889] bde0: 00000000 00000000 ffff0000 00000232 00000002 00000001 00000000 00110000
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.943074] be00: 00000000 8032d670 00000000 00000000 0301a8c0 63cf5945 7b007b00 00000000
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.951259] be20: b523be74 7efaea48 00000000 00000100 b523a0f8 00000000 00000000 8032d8e8
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.959444] be40: b523be7c 80030460 b523be64 b523be58 80030460 8003029c b523be84 b523be68
Message from syslogd@pihole at Mar 25 12:15:13 ... kernel:[ 2413.967629] be60: 800311ac b73258c0 00000000 b6a19800 00000122 8000fd28 b523a000 00000000
Is there a solution for that issue? I get it from time to time, too.
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hercthx
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December 03, 2017, 06:39:34 PM |
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I certainly hope you're keeping them cool.
I'm just going to give up and ask ya, sorry Sidehack, I know your busy. What is a good upper threshold temp you like to see on the front board and heat-sink of these gekkos. I'm trying to both avoid damage, and at the same time like all of us I'm guessing trying to provide peak performance with optimal cooling.
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sidehack
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December 03, 2017, 08:10:01 PM |
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I'd say probably no hotter than 60C would be good.
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December 03, 2017, 08:46:36 PM |
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Great thanks, this totally helps!
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December 04, 2017, 12:09:21 AM |
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Hello, my name is Himmbler, I bought two USB recently, today an error appeared and now they do not work. CGminer says failed usb_init (1:40) failed to initialise. I have tested them individually in diferent OS and HUBS and they do not work at all. Any recommendation? Thank you very much.
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der_wasi
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December 04, 2017, 06:38:13 PM |
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What frequency are you working with? How is your voltage setting? Is one stick working if you connect it alone?
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December 04, 2017, 06:51:32 PM |
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My 2Pac has been running well for several months. However, lately it has started to mis-behave. It will run for 1-2 minutes, and then disappear. It requires me to unplug the USB port and re-plug it back into a different port in order for it to get recognized again. Plugging into the same port does not cause the 2Pac to be seen, it must be into a different port.
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sidehack
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December 04, 2017, 06:55:55 PM |
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Sounds like the hub's throwing fits.
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der_wasi
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December 04, 2017, 06:57:02 PM |
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My 2Pac has been running well for several months. However, lately it has started to mis-behave. It will run for 1-2 minutes, and then disappear. It requires me to unplug the USB port and re-plug it back into a different port in order for it to get recognized again. Plugging into the same port does not cause the 2Pac to be seen, it must be into a different port.
If one port is unusable, how do you make it usable again? I assume it´s a hub? Do you power it off? Or restart the system?
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December 04, 2017, 07:11:45 PM |
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My 2Pac has been running well for several months. However, lately it has started to mis-behave. It will run for 1-2 minutes, and then disappear. It requires me to unplug the USB port and re-plug it back into a different port in order for it to get recognized again. Plugging into the same port does not cause the 2Pac to be seen, it must be into a different port.
If one port is unusable, how do you make it usable again? I assume it´s a hub? Do you power it off? Or restart the system? Im running on a RPI3, so it has 4 USB ports. All I do is stop cgminer with a ^C, unplug and replug into a different port and restart cgminer. No reboot or power cycle needed.
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usao
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December 04, 2017, 07:13:03 PM |
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Here is a screen shot when it's lost.
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sidehack
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December 04, 2017, 08:11:55 PM |
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Well there's your problem. You're trying to pull a full amp through the port and the Pi doesn't like it. That's why basically everyone uses a powered hub.
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December 04, 2017, 09:35:43 PM |
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Well there's your problem. You're trying to pull a full amp through the port and the Pi doesn't like it. That's why basically everyone uses a powered hub.
It's odd that it has worked for a month, but is getting flakey now. I down-speed to 100 and it's working much better. Thanks
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December 04, 2017, 10:05:48 PM |
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Just kinda wondering why the cgminer compile for windows and specifically the gekko compiled one has a virus attached, i had to disable windows defender multiple times, plus add exclusions to avoid it being deleted. Being new to using the 2pac, I even had to use Firefox to download it as chrome flagged it as well.
windows defender has its head up its ass . make a folder named mining go to windows defender and exclude the folder named mining put the cgminer folder in that folder named mining\ problem fixed
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December 05, 2017, 01:12:17 PM |
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Well there's your problem. You're trying to pull a full amp through the port and the Pi doesn't like it. That's why basically everyone uses a powered hub.
It's odd that it has worked for a month, but is getting flakey now. I down-speed to 100 and it's working much better. Thanks It's not odd, it's lucky. You might have caused some damage to the circuit or it might have cause a fire. USB ports are designed for 0.5A max.
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