Asic.to Firmware 17Series • Optimized efficiency/Performance •

[taserz]

You need to unlock SSH first. Then remove signature. What firmware are you on?

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[rocky2020]

i used this firmware :

20191205119-sig_4803

Kernel Version   Linux 4.6.0-xilinx-gff8137b-dirty #25 SMP PREEMPT Fri Nov 23 15:30:52 CST 2018
File System Version   Thu Dec 5 11:19:08 CST 2019

I can't unclock SSH anymore since i reloaded the original firmware.

I have thisi error with your tool :

Code:

SSH Unlock
Asic.to
[+] Found Antminer T17.. Try unlock it..
/www/pages/cgi-bin/create_log_backup.cgi: exit: line 27: Illegal number: -1
[+] Connect: 192.168.0.17 Success..

I think the new firmware from bitmain fix the exploit of create_log_backup.cgi.

[taserz]

Jump into the telegram channel: https://t.me/AsicTo

And write that it's you from bitcoin talk and I will pm you and help you figure it out.

EDIT

IF on latest T17 firmware from December you MUST flash with SD card to downgrade.

[micairvas]

Does anyone have some good setup for T17 on power consumption bellow 2400w? I tried a lot combinations yesterday, my T17s in this moment works on 740mhz/16,8V/2270w/44,5Ths. Nothing better for now...

[ardeverb]

Hi,
My settings of the s17 pro are: 16,3 volts on all the 3 chains. With frequenties used: #1 390 mhz #2 400 mhz #3 395 mhz tuning on chip does not work for me because red chip are moving around the chain. This means when you lower frequencies on red chips they are moving to another after reboot. And so this repeats etc.

[taserz]

Does anyone have some good setup for T17 on power consumption bellow 2400w? I tried a lot combinations yesterday, my T17s in this moment works on 740mhz/16,8V/2270w/44,5Ths. Nothing better for now...

850 frequency, voltage 17.5
50 TH/s
900 frequency, voltage 17.5-17.8 , 55 ths ( need good cooling )

Hi,
My settings of the s17 pro are: 16,3 volts on all the 3 chains. With frequenties used: #1 390 mhz #2 400 mhz #3 395 mhz tuning on chip does not work for me because red chip are moving around the chain. This means when you lower frequencies on red chips they are moving to another after reboot. And so this repeats etc.

Once auto tuning is enabled you won't have to fight with manual tuning

[ardeverb]

Great looking forward to it. Hope to see some work on s17E models as well.

[rocky2020]

I hope the auto tune will fix the problem...because actually its nearly impossible to go over 49 TH/S in the very best case without overheating ( 45 TH/S for most of machines )

Another problem, the dev fee....

I have 1 T17 producing 49.48Th/s on miner control panel but on slushpool i have only 44.80Th/s ... its 10% of dev fee...

another exemple :

46.15Th/s on miner control panel and...41.64Th/s on slushpool... so less than original firmware !

I checked other machine with original firmware, and the the value are both same in miner config panel and on slushpool.

[taserz]

I hope the auto tune will fix the problem...because actually its nearly impossible to go over 49 TH/S in the very best case without overheating ( 45 TH/S for most of machines )

Another problem, the dev fee....

I have 1 T17 producing 49.48Th/s on miner control panel but on slushpool i have only 44.80Th/s ... its 10% of dev fee...

another exemple :

46.15Th/s on miner control panel and...41.64Th/s on slushpool... so less than original firmware !

I checked other machine with original firmware, and the the value are both same in miner config panel and on slushpool.

The dev fee does not affect hashrate. Look at the scoring hashrate on slushpool unless you looked at it for the few minutes it was switched it would be reporting the same as your web panel. T17 OC potential is limited without cold air but their underclock potential is fairly good!

If you are overheating try to play with your voltage levels and frequency levels. You can also undervolt your T17 and get more w/th.

Great looking forward to it. Hope to see some work on s17E models as well.

We plan on getting to them eventually that and the + model.

[rocky2020]

The dev fee does not affect hashrate.

really ? so how did you get your dev free ?

[taserz]

Having a dev fee doesn't reduce the miner's performance th/s. It's doesn't mine both at the same time... The firmware increases hashrate. It switches to dev pool to do dev fee then back.

also @ your last comment about hashrate. Slush pool takes like a half hour to get proper scoring hashrate.

[Dodgymon]

Thanks so much for this firmware.
Any idea of an ETA for the Autotune?
For some reason my T17 seems to decrease hashrate the longer it is on.
It's like 40C here ATM so I assume it's heat related. For this reason I am underclocking but I am trying to avoid going back to BM firmware.
If it is going to be a few weeks then I'll go back to stock but if it is only a few days away then I'll obviously wait.

[taserz]

Thanks so much for this firmware.
Any idea of an ETA for the Autotune?
For some reason my T17 seems to decrease hashrate the longer it is on.
It's like 40C here ATM so I assume it's heat related. For this reason I am underclocking but I am trying to avoid going back to BM firmware.
If it is going to be a few weeks then I'll go back to stock but if it is only a few days away then I'll obviously wait.

Yeah so T17 Do not like the heat. They are best overclocked in cold climates but their underclock is pretty good. Auto tune should be within new years and it is almost done. I am trying to release it early and then need an update to be pushed out right away for some bug. How many th are you pushing your t17 and at what settings for it to overheat. At 40c though your not going to be able to overclock it beyond 50th in my opinion I mean that's over 100F room temp!

[Dodgymon]

I am running 600 / 17.2v @ 35TH/s
I am only doing 62C PCB temp.
I don't want to push things until autotune is out or the weather cools down.

[taserz]

I am running 600 / 17.2v @ 35TH/s
I am only doing 62C PCB temp.
I don't want to push things until autotune is out or the weather cools down.

How many Watts are you pulling at that speed? around 45w/th?

[philipma1957]

I am running 600 / 17.2v @ 35TH/s
I am only doing 62C PCB temp.
I don't want to push things until autotune is out or the weather cools down.

could you put a watt meter on this.

do you pull under 1750 watts at the wall?

this would make a t17 a nice unit!

if it did 50 watts a th i may be just short of running three on a 30 amp circuit.

but if it can do 45 watts a th and i set it to 33th i could do 99th pulling 4500 watts

which would fit my 30 ampp circuits well.

the t17 is almost under 800 usd which mean no trump tax.

i may start to order one unit every two weeks if all this is true.

[taserz]

There will be a software wattmeter built in when the auto tune update comes out. At least it should their was a bug where it starts calculating incorrectly with auto tune but I believe it was worked out. We have got some people pulling 45w/th with the T17 underclocked. I think they have more potential underclocked than overclocked personally since they are just prone to getting so hot when you push them in non cold climates.

[yrk1957]

What's a safe chip temperature to target for T17?

[favebook]

What's a safe chip temperature to target for T17?

There is no such thing as far as I know, but you should aim to be AT LEAST 5C below limit (PCB max. 75 but I am not sure about Chip max. of T17)

[taserz]

I would like to warn all miners, trying to or wishing to overclock their equipment with custom firmware. Under no circumstances, don't even try to overclock your ASICs with these firmwares. Either with ones for sale, or "free". I've got 2 boxes dead, one with all 3 hash plates dead, despite the fact that I've done gradual and careful overclocking, under perfect conditions with clean and cold air like in data centres. They've died without any signs of problems before it happened. As you should know, you take all responsibility for overclocking your equipment. RMA takes so much time, that it just won't be able to do reasonable ROE after return, even if Bitmain fixes it for free.

Funny enough not a single person has complained about a damaged machine. But there is a disclaimer and built-in safeguards with this firmware to prevent it from overheating. if someone throws a stupid high voltage or frequency and cooks their machine that is their own doing. There is a warning in this thread and on the download page that you can damage your machine if you push them too far. There is even a disclaimer about not making your frequency range too large from chip to chip with manual tuning.

Also, your account is old. You made no post all of 2019 except for this comment you cross commented. You never mentioned buying an asic, antminer, or any of the current-gen miners. Yes, I went through your full post history and it looks like you use to post about gpu rigs only. So I have a feeling you are just spreading a warning because you used some other firmware that had issues or this is something else....