klondike_bar
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October 24, 2013, 01:40:46 AM |
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Hello BFS friends, I recieved the BFS rig today. v2 m-board and 3 x h-boards . The problem is I cannot see anything running. I tried lot of things. Boot screen says something like "miner: no process found" the /run/shm/ is quite empty (no logs) can somebody help me, please thx hmm. few ideas: 1) take a voltmeter to the board and check voltage across the pads that [used to] have capacitors. - you should be able to see ~0.79V, but IME not each pad set has voltage on my unit, so test a few to make sure 2) check your ip - is it actually on your home network with correct gateway setup so it can get online 3) check your pool info - if this was the issue, youd likely see your chips all at 0GH 4) check the orientation of everything. if a card or the rpi is backwards you could either cause damage or simply not see anything 5) make sure you are filling the banks as advised (slots 1, 5, 9 in your case) 6) try with only 1 card at a time and/or rearranging the order - maybe an spi/miso issue somewhere is causing the issue
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October 24, 2013, 11:47:20 AM |
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The "no miner process found" message comes from the process that starts up the miners. It first attempts to stop a miner process if one is running before starting a new process.
Have you actually started the miner from the web screen? Have you filled in the pool information on the web screen? What does "sudo screen -ls" return when you run it ?
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zenminer
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October 24, 2013, 09:26:53 PM |
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Hello BFS friends, I recieved the BFS rig today. v2 m-board and 3 x h-boards . The problem is I cannot see anything running. I tried lot of things. Boot screen says something like "miner: no process found" the /run/shm/ is quite empty (no logs) can somebody help me, please thx hmm. few ideas: 1) take a voltmeter to the board and check voltage across the pads that [used to] have capacitors. - you should be able to see ~0.79V, but IME not each pad set has voltage on my unit, so test a few to make sure 2) check your ip - is it actually on your home network with correct gateway setup so it can get online 3) check your pool info - if this was the issue, youd likely see your chips all at 0GH 4) check the orientation of everything. if a card or the rpi is backwards you could either cause damage or simply not see anything 5) make sure you are filling the banks as advised (slots 1, 5, 9 in your case) 6) try with only 1 card at a time and/or rearranging the order - maybe an spi/miso issue somewhere is causing the issue Hey guys, thank you for all your answers. I got an message from Niko. The compiled version of chainminer was missing on my SD card. What helped: cd /opt/bitfury/chainminer sudo make clean sudo make at the moment 3 cards produce 88GH \o/
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EvilLizardApparel
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October 24, 2013, 09:31:31 PM |
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I NEED AN IMAGE FOR THE SD-CARD FOR V1 MBOARD FROM AUGUST. Every link on the forums says "account has been disabled due to high traffic". This applies to all "drop box" links. I NEED AN IMAGE FOR V1 MBOARD SDCARD, BOTH MINE DIED. Please and thank you...
go here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=287590.0Error (509) This account's public links are generating too much traffic and have been temporarily disabled! I can't believe MegaBigPower doesn't have images on their damn website. ALL SD-CARD IMAGE LINKS ARE DISABLED OR OTHERWISE NOT WORKING. I need a damn image for an sd card for August V1 MBOARD....
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Swimmer63
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October 25, 2013, 12:08:01 AM |
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I NEED AN IMAGE FOR THE SD-CARD FOR V1 MBOARD FROM AUGUST. Every link on the forums says "account has been disabled due to high traffic". This applies to all "drop box" links. I NEED AN IMAGE FOR V1 MBOARD SDCARD, BOTH MINE DIED. Please and thank you...
go here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=287590.0Error (509) This account's public links are generating too much traffic and have been temporarily disabled! I can't believe MegaBigPower doesn't have images on their damn website. ALL SD-CARD IMAGE LINKS ARE DISABLED OR OTHERWISE NOT WORKING. I need a damn image for an sd card for August V1 MBOARD.... At the end of Dave's opening post on this thread. I just used it a day or two ago.
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Morblias
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October 25, 2013, 01:38:37 AM |
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For those of you looking for the v1 raspberry pi image, i uploaded it to mega: https://mega.co.nz/#!mRg1WDzJ!QYdEySHkHaOjyMJhxdkp8Xt4S6pz8VdUswP7_JyveY4 Note: This is the v1 that Dave put on dropbox in august.
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Tips / Donations accepted: 1Morb18DsDHNEv6TeQXBdba872ZSpiK9fY
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woobone
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October 29, 2013, 01:11:17 AM |
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hello guys, need some help here! got my extra h-board today, after install the h-board, turn power on the pi turn on but only the red light stay on, and already try to remove the new card, still doing the same!!!! now I'm unable to ssh or use the web to get in!!!! any idea? thanks!
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klondike_bar
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October 29, 2013, 01:50:06 AM |
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hello guys, need some help here! got my extra h-board today, after install the h-board, turn power on the pi turn on but only the red light stay on, and already try to remove the new card, still doing the same!!!! now I'm unable to ssh or use the web to get in!!!! any idea? thanks! Its you SD Card. Load up another one or re-image it to get going again. It seems like sometimes powering down causes the issue. FOLLOW-UP QUESTION: what would happen with there being fans drawing power from the M-board? Is it possible that when the unit powers off, the fans' continued rotation is forcing a dropping (but available) voltage across the RPi damaging either the SD or causing partial operation/writes by the processor? im curious whether the victims of SD cards or RPis dying commonly use more or bigger fans drawing from the board connectors? I was using a 3-pin 230mm and 2-wire 80mm the one (and only) time my SD card needed a swap. Im still using that since with no issues
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October 29, 2013, 01:58:09 AM |
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hello guys, need some help here! got my extra h-board today, after install the h-board, turn power on the pi turn on but only the red light stay on, and already try to remove the new card, still doing the same!!!! now I'm unable to ssh or use the web to get in!!!! any idea? thanks! Its you SD Card. Load up another one or re-image it to get going again. It seems like sometimes powering down causes the issue. FOLLOW-UP QUESTION: what would happen with there being fans drawing power from the M-board? Is it possible that when the unit powers off, the fans' continued rotation is forcing a dropping (but available) voltage across the RPi damaging either the SD or causing partial operation/writes by the processor? im curious whether the victims of SD cards or RPis dying commonly use more or bigger fans drawing from the board connectors? I was using a 3-pin 230mm and 2-wire 80mm the one (and only) time my SD card needed a swap. Im still using that since with no issues thanks klondike!! but i have no idea how to re-image the SD Card and do i need a SD card reader??? thanks edit: should i get a new SD card and can i use a 8GB?
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klondike_bar
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October 29, 2013, 03:30:06 AM |
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hello guys, need some help here! got my extra h-board today, after install the h-board, turn power on the pi turn on but only the red light stay on, and already try to remove the new card, still doing the same!!!! now I'm unable to ssh or use the web to get in!!!! any idea? thanks! Its you SD Card. Load up another one or re-image it to get going again. It seems like sometimes powering down causes the issue. FOLLOW-UP QUESTION: what would happen with there being fans drawing power from the M-board? Is it possible that when the unit powers off, the fans' continued rotation is forcing a dropping (but available) voltage across the RPi damaging either the SD or causing partial operation/writes by the processor? im curious whether the victims of SD cards or RPis dying commonly use more or bigger fans drawing from the board connectors? I was using a 3-pin 230mm and 2-wire 80mm the one (and only) time my SD card needed a swap. Im still using that since with no issues thanks klondike!! but i have no idea how to re-image the SD Card and do i need a SD card reader??? thanks edit: should i get a new SD card and can i use a 8GB? a new one makes a good backup. 4GB is mine and makes keeping both with a working image much simpler if the issue happens again. you'll need an sd card reader, or a lot of linux skills. (I suggest a 2$ card reader :p)
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November 06, 2013, 06:40:57 AM Last edit: November 06, 2013, 07:04:20 AM by frankenmint |
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Has anyone used a short gpio cable on these yet so your pi isn't mounted sideways looking funny? what is the smallest cable I can get? Looks like maybe 6" ?
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klondike_bar
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November 06, 2013, 09:21:33 PM |
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Has anyone used a short gpio cable on these yet so your pi isn't mounted sideways looking funny? what is the smallest cable I can get? Looks like maybe 6" ?
the RPi is very particular about gpio cables causing interference and errors in hashing. id say 4" is the very longest you can use, but i know some people have had issues with trying to get even shorter ones to work in the spottswood cases. if you just want to adjust the angle, 1-2" is your safest choice.
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November 07, 2013, 06:26:17 PM |
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Question - I am suppose to receive a second EOL board today. How do order them on the M-board. The higher hashing one first and then the lower one at the end of the line? Does it matter?
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Slander
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November 08, 2013, 06:55:13 PM |
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can someone post a pic of how they connected their psu to the mainboard. Looked all over and can't figure this out. I have the paperclip jumper on psu working so it will provide power but I don't know how to connect psu to the main bitfury board.
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November 08, 2013, 07:27:43 PM |
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can someone post a pic of how they connected their psu to the mainboard. Looked all over and can't figure this out. I have the paperclip jumper on psu working so it will provide power but I don't know how to connect psu to the main bitfury board.
It's in the OP. But here are some shots. I have a small switch instead of a paperclip. They are about $9 at Robotshop. http://imgur.com/a/mXpyt
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November 08, 2013, 09:43:04 PM Last edit: November 10, 2013, 08:25:06 PM by Trongersoll |
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can someone post a pic of how they connected their psu to the mainboard. Looked all over and can't figure this out. I have the paperclip jumper on psu working so it will provide power but I don't know how to connect psu to the main bitfury board.
In part, it depends on which motherboard you have. the V1 boards come with an adapter that gets screwed to them. Get the polarity right or you smoke the MB. The V2 and later MBs allow you to plug the PCIe power connecters right into the MB.
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Slander
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November 10, 2013, 10:05:14 AM |
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Ahhh many thanks to swimmer and tronger. I just had a closer look at mine and it says V3.0 and has the pcie connectors. It also has the terminal screws so I was confused. Looks like I can just hook up directly to the pcie and I am good to go, will post screen shot when I get it working.
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