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[Swimmer63]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

[salfter]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

[Cablez]

Here is the V3 image from the manual on the site.  https://megabigpower.com/downloads/rPi_V3.img
Says you need an 8GB card for it.

[tom99]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

  here link: https://megabigpower.com/downloads/rPi_V3.img

[klondike_bar]

any new/good V2 M-board (v1.2 H-cards) rPi image?

[tom99]

if you are going to order more than 4 or 8 Hboards and better to  get 100Gh/s with mboard or 2x100Gh/s with 2 Mboards.

[tom99]

any new/good V2 M-board (v1.2 H-cards) rPi image?

  nothing news on chainminer and we need someone to improve bgminer or cgminer.

[Foofighter]

Hey guys,

if anyone needs an mboard, Iam currently selling a spare one:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=407001.msg4410833#msg4410833

as Dave is not offering them individually.

[klondike_bar]

if you are going to order more than 4 or 8 Hboards and better to  get 100Gh/s with mboard or 2x100Gh/s with 2 Mboards.

compared to v2 h-boards, yes. But owning a v2 mboard (requires v1.2 hboards) i considered the option of a 100GH v3 system instead, but:
1) its $25 more per board compared to v1.2 sales
2) it does not include the rPi or SD card (an extra $50 and sourcing)

Im quite happy with the v1.2 H-boards i eceives, averaging 32.8GH each across 6 of them, all pencil modded to *approximately* 1.7 kOhm

[bobcaticus]

any new/good V2 M-board (v1.2 H-cards) rPi image?

  nothing news on chainminer and we need someone to improve bgminer or cgminer.

V2 img https://www.dropbox.com/s/zjk90fjra5bwhnd/rPi_V2.img (3.64GB)

It's the same stock image.   

FYI: I got it to work on P2pool and put in instructions on the FAQ page:  https://megabigpower.com/shop/index.php?route=information/contact

[cypherdoc]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

[BigJon901]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

You don't open the image on the raspi.
First the image is compressed with .xz so first extract it to get the actual .img file
Then use whatever disk util you prefer to clone the image to the SD card.

[cypherdoc]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

You don't open the image on the raspi.
First the image is compressed with .xz so first extract it to get the actual .img file
Then use whatever disk util you prefer to clone the image to the SD card.

ah, can that extraction be done on a Windows machine or does it have to be linux?

[BigJon901]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

You don't open the image on the raspi.
First the image is compressed with .xz so first extract it to get the actual .img file
Then use whatever disk util you prefer to clone the image to the SD card.

ah, can that extraction be done on a Windows machine or does it have to be linux?

XZ site is here:http://tukaani.org/xz/
I do believe they have binaries for win32/64.

[cypherdoc]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

You don't open the image on the raspi.
First the image is compressed with .xz so first extract it to get the actual .img file
Then use whatever disk util you prefer to clone the image to the SD card.

nvm, got it with 7zip.

[RoadStress]

Sorry to post technical on the sales thread but does anyone have or know where I can get an image for the V3 M board.  Nothing on the OP and not getting answers from the other threads.
Thanks!!

This is what I'm running.  It's set up to use bfgminer, not chainminer.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57535575/bitfury-sd-card-customized-2.img.xz

Once you have it installed, you might want to update bfgminer:

Code:

cd bfgminer && git pull && make && sudo make install && sudo shutdown -r now

the *.img.xz won't open up on my raspi.

You don't open the image on the raspi.
First the image is compressed with .xz so first extract it to get the actual .img file
Then use whatever disk util you prefer to clone the image to the SD card.

nvm, got it with 7zip.

Where is your HF order & endorsement?

[Swimmer63]

This one is working because my boards are hot.  But how do I get into it to change the pools.

[bobcaticus]

The official V3 build and a How-To guide are located on the product pages:

https://megabigpower.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50

I highly advise that novices use this method.

You can change pools via the http page, but if you need to tweak it - then SSH into the rig and use these commands (also in the How-To)

sudo nano /run/shm/.stat.log - checks chips
sudo nano /opt/bitfury/proxy_pools.conf - pools
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces - IP setup


Direct link to How-to https://megabigpower.com/downloads/Megabigpower%20v3%20mining%20rig%20setup.pdf

[Xian01]

Is it just me, or is this latest batch of rigs tuned lower than the previous v3's by default ?

Feel silly for sounding like I'm complaining, but my prior two rigs easily run north of 525GHs, and this latest one seems tuned for a steady 500GHs. Have not taken a multimeter to the latest cards to measure voltage yet. Probably will this weekend.

[bobcaticus]

Is it just me, or is this latest batch of rigs tuned lower than the previous v3's by default ?

Feel silly for sounding like I'm complaining, but my prior two rigs easily run north of 525GHs, and this latest one seems tuned for a steady 500GHs. Have not taken a multimeter to the latest cards to measure voltage yet. Probably will this weekend.

I just asked Dave that this morning:

"Our older cards ran at a higher chip speed (55,56) and they worked fine.  Newer cards (voltage adjustable) need to run at a lower speed.  I think some customers are getting the wrong speeds, which will cause newer cards to overheat"

Use voltmeter to check board voltage (recommended .8v). 
- Grab ground from any GND on the M-board
- Touch the red probe to the top of the Pulse inductor on the board
- You can even turn the screw while its plugged in and powered up