[CLOSED] NanoFury NF1 USB stick - Group Buy + Product Assembly

[erk]

/EDIT nvm I deleted all the hidraw libs, ran another ldconfig and it found the device with libusb it's mining now at about 2.1GH/s with standard defaults.

Thanks.

Hi erk, please tell me how to delete the hidraw lib? step by step since i am new to linux 

Assuming you are using Debian and the files are in the same place.

 cd /usr/local/lib

 rm -i *hidraw*

The only reason I removed them was I can't be bothered install installing the kernel source, setting the zillion options, and recompiling with hidraw enabled.

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[RicRock]

Does it need to use hidraw or will it try libusb? I doubt if hidraw is compile into the kernel, libusb is there.

/EDIT nvm I deleted all the hidraw libs, ran another ldconfig and it found the device with libusb it's mining now at about 2.1GH/s with standard defaults.

Thanks.

Would def love further instructions

[RicRock]

so from the hidapi GIT source I did a make uninstall and this is what I have left

Code:

/usr/include/linux/hidraw.h
/usr/lib/libhidapi-hidraw.so
/usr/lib/libhidapi-hidraw.la
/usr/lib/libhidapi-hidraw.so.0.0.0
/usr/lib/pkgconfig/hidapi-hidraw.pc
/usr/lib/libhidapi-hidraw.so.0
/usr/lib/libhidapi-hidraw.a

Removing those to see if configure of bfgminer errors out for having nanofury enabled but no hidapi libs

Compiled ok but same errors as before on my PI (Wheezy)

[Zich]

Assuming you are using Debian and the files are in the same place.

 cd /usr/local/lib

 rm -i *hidraw*

The only reason I removed them was I can't be bothered install installing the kernel source, setting the zillion options, and recompiling with hidraw enabled.

Thanks erk. But it's seem with pi, it's more complicated.

[erk]

Assuming you are using Debian and the files are in the same place.

 cd /usr/local/lib

 rm -i *hidraw*

The only reason I removed them was I can't be bothered install installing the kernel source, setting the zillion options, and recompiling with hidraw enabled.

Thanks erk. But it's seem with pi, it's more complicated.

How do you know the hidapi driver even works on a Pi? I would be surprised if it did without modifications.

[Zich]

How do you know the hidapi driver even works on a Pi? I would be surprised if it did without modifications.

That's the problem, it's didn't work 

[RicRock]

/EDIT nvm I deleted all the hidraw libs, ran another ldconfig and it found the device with libusb it's mining now at about 2.1GH/s with standard defaults.

Thanks.

Hi erk, please tell me how to delete the hidraw lib? step by step since i am new to linux 

Assuming you are using Debian and the files are in the same place.

 cd /usr/local/lib

 rm -i *hidraw*

The only reason I removed them was I can't be bothered install installing the kernel source, setting the zillion options, and recompiling with hidraw enabled.

if I remove hidapi, ./configure complains and doesn't enable nano fury.

did you install hidapi, run configure of bfgminer, delete libraries, then ran the bfgminer make?

[erk]

/EDIT nvm I deleted all the hidraw libs, ran another ldconfig and it found the device with libusb it's mining now at about 2.1GH/s with standard defaults.

Thanks.

Hi erk, please tell me how to delete the hidraw lib? step by step since i am new to linux 

Assuming you are using Debian and the files are in the same place.

 cd /usr/local/lib

 rm -i *hidraw*

The only reason I removed them was I can't be bothered install installing the kernel source, setting the zillion options, and recompiling with hidraw enabled.

if I remove hidapi, ./configure complains and doesn't enable nano fury.

did you install hidapi, run configure of bfgminer, delete libraries, then ran the bfgminer make?

You have to have hidapi for nanofury I was talking about removing the hidraw variant not all the hidapi libraries. However we don't know that the hidapi works with the Pi hardware.

I don't own a Pi so my setup is nothing like yours I am working with Debian on Intel hardware.

[Zillions]

Stupid question I just freed up a usb port on my hub is there any more available? or was there another thread?

[Zich]

Stupid question I just freed up a usb port on my hub is there any more available? or was there another thread?

Technobit NanoFury

[RicRock]

You have to have hidapi for nanofury I was talking about removing the hidraw variant not all the hidapi libraries. However we don't know that the hidapi works with the Pi hardware.

I don't own a Pi so my setup is nothing like yours I am working with Debian on Intel hardware.

Was worth a shot, closest they've been to starting:

[RicRock]

OK

Unplugged all but 2 Nanofury's from a D-Link hub with 4amp power supply.

I set the osc6-bits to 5

I'm now getting this:

[vs3]

OK

Unplugged all but 2 Nanofury's from a D-Link hub with 4amp power supply.

I set the osc6-bits to 5

I'm now getting this:

There is a way to get the debug logging turned on and it will print all kinds of info that would be helpful with chasing that further. I forgot what was the parameter - I'll look it up tonight and post a note.

If you figure it out in the mean time - plug only one NanoFury (and no other boards - that's just to minimize the amount of noise and unrelated transactions) and PM or email me the debug log.

[Taugeran]

-D -T 2>./dafuq.log

will enable startup debug and disable curses

and log to dafuq.log in bfgminer startup dir

[Zillions]

Stupid question I just freed up a usb port on my hub is there any more available? or was there another thread?

Technobit NanoFury

Was hoping for something a tad more local (East coast,USA) to avoid shipping fees? Guess I'll have to wait till there's another group buy.

[RicRock]

-D -T 2>./dafuq.log

will enable startup debug and disable curses

and log to dafuq.log in bfgminer startup dir

Really just

mcp2210_spi_transfer: Failed to continue SPI transfer (59 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:35:23] NFY 0 failure, disabling!
 [2013-11-20 23:35:23] mcp2210_set_cfg_spi: Error setting current SPI config (248)
 [2013-11-20 23:35:23] mcp2210_set_cfg_spi: Error setting current SPI config (248)
 [2013-11-20 23:35:23] NFY 0 failure, disabling!
 [2013-11-20 23:35:23] NFY 0: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Giving up after 4 tries
 [2013-11-20 23:35:24] NFY 0: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Giving up after 4 tries
 [2013-11-20 23:35:24] Accepted 3b1fd2cb BES12  Diff 4/2
 [2013-11-20 23:35:25] NFY 0: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Giving up after 4 tries
 [2013-11-20 23:35:25] Accepted 71b2c25a BES 6  Diff 2/2
 [2013-11-20 23:35:25] mcp2210_spi_transfer: Failed to continue SPI transfer (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:35:25] NFY 0 failure, disabling!
 [2013-11-20 23:35:25] mcp2210_set_cfg_spi: Error setting current SPI config (248)


over and over again

[vs3]

The log would look like this:

Code:

 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.895136] hidapi_try_lib: Successfully loaded libhidapi-libusb.so
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.907271] mcp2210_devinfo_scan: Found "MCP2210 USB to SPI Master" serial "0000062135"
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.962958] >>>tx>42010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.964924] >>>rx>42000020400d0300ffffefff000000000000010000000000e5c3384be5c3384be03dc4a0c2139285f1f119c8e5c3384be5c3384be5c3384be01489a0e027c5a0
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.964931] >>>w>00
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.964938] >>>tx>42000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.966924] >>>rx>42000110ff0d0300ffffefff000000000000010000000000e5c3384be5c3384be03dc4a0c2139285f1f119c8e5c3384be5c3384be5c3384be01489a0e027c5a0
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.966931] >>>r>ff
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.974963] >>>tx>42010000ff0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 [2013-10-16 04:40:32.976937] >>>rx>42000020400d0300ffffefff000000000000010002000000e5c3384be5c3384be03dc4a0c2139285f1f119c8e5c3384be5c3384be5c3384be01489a0e027c5a0
...
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.227910] >>>tx>423c000004f230009f590fab4e2c823b79088bf8d7b3c7af4a8f28c660288b48a8a49c8bbeee5abf4a8f28c6cd34ee8625d9e8b66cf89b279f590fabf47bbc55
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.229879] >>>rx>42000020400d0300ffffefff0000000000003c0000000000e5c3384be5c3384be03dc4a0c2139285f1f119c8e5c3384be5c3384be5c3384be01489a0e027c5a0
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.229891] >>>w>04f230009f590fab4e2c823b79088bf8d7b3c7af4a8f28c660288b48a8a49c8bbeee5abf4a8f28c6cd34ee8625d9e8b66cf89b279f590fabf47bbc55
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.229897] >>>tx>4200000004f230009f590fab4e2c823b79088bf8d7b3c7af4a8f28c660288b48a8a49c8bbeee5abf4a8f28c6cd34ee8625d9e8b66cf89b279f590fabf47bbc55
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.231890] >>>rx>42f80020400d0300ffffefff0000000000003c0000000000e5c3384be5c3384be03dc4a0c2139285f1f119c8e5c3384be5c3384be5c3384be01489a0e027c5a0
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.231901] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.251974] >>>tx>4200000004f230009f590fab4e2c823b79088bf8d7b3c7af4a8f28c660288b48a8a49c8bbeee5abf4a8f28c6cd34ee8625d9e8b66cf89b279f590fabf47bbc55
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.253915] >>>rx>42003c10ffffffff82d29cedc01a86871b139197e25e1985510093871b808216d0559a43c21392851b1391971b1391971b1391971b1391971b13919734d480da
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.253927] >>>r>ffffffff82d29cedc01a86871b139197e25e1985510093871b808216d0559a43c21392851b1391971b1391971b1391971b1391971b13919734d480da
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.255912] >>>tx>4214000072434268f0004fdc42d0bdf5c6a2436d4ac25fb600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.257909] >>>rx>42000020400d0300ffffefff0000000000001400005e1985510093871b808216d0559a43c21392851b1391971b1391971b1391971b1391971b13919734d480da
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.257921] >>>w>72434268f0004fdc42d0bdf5c6a2436d4ac25fb6
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.257927] >>>tx>4200000072434268f0004fdc42d0bdf5c6a2436d4ac25fb600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.259910] >>>rx>42001410c44b8009443234c0ffffffffffffffffffffffff510093871b808216d0559a43c21392851b1391971b1391971b1391971b1391971b13919734d480da
 [2013-10-16 04:40:35.259932] >>>r>c44b8009443234c0ffffffffffffffffffffffff
...

[Luke-Jr]

The log would look like this:

Sorry, the >>>tx/rx was a temporary hack for debugging

If I have time, I'll try to add some equivalent I guess...

[vs3]

The log would look like this:

Sorry, the >>>tx/rx was a temporary hack for debugging

If I have time, I'll try to add some equivalent I guess...

Ah ... never mind then.

Luke - and thanks for being so lightning fast with the reply! That saved us from a lot of hassles trying to get that kind of a log

[RicRock]

Snippet from log file in case anything is interesting

Code:

 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (24 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (24 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Differ at 1
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Second differ at 2; trying again
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 0: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Differ at 4
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 0: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Second differ at 5; trying again
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Differ at 1
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Second differ at 2; trying again
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_set_cfg_gpio: Failed to set current GPIO config
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] mcp2210_spi_transfer: SPI transfer rejected temporarily (60 bytes remaining)
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Differ at 1
 [2013-11-20 23:30:30] NFY 1: bitfury_init_oldbuf: Second differ at 2; trying again

BTW vs3, you'll need a USB2.0 hub for your pi and it's kinda specific. Great thread regarding that I'll try to dig up a link for.

Most use DLINK DUB-H7 HUBs

Edit to add:

Meh, can't find thread here but here's a link with a list:
http://elinux.org/RPi_Powered_USB_Hubs