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March 22, 2015, 12:27:19 AM
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My problem now is that my script file gets deleted after reboot.. Anyone know where to put my files to make them persistent?

Everything in the www folder is not persistent between reboots.
Place your scripts with the configuration files in /etc, which are persistent.
You'll need to adapt the path to any included configuration files located in www (if you use any of the files coming with the firmware) .. or just define the settings/functions you need directly in your script.

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March 22, 2015, 03:02:16 AM
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@zvisha, or @Guy : always wondered why the name squid was chosen

Squid? Maybe this will help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondulix

I was referring to the naming of some parts of minergate

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March 22, 2015, 03:05:39 AM
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@zvisha, or @Guy : always wondered why the name squid was chosen

Squid? Maybe this will help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondulix

I was referring to the naming of some parts of minergate

I don't get it. Where do you see squid in the minergate?

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March 22, 2015, 11:20:33 AM
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My problem now is that my script file gets deleted after reboot.. Anyone know where to put my files to make them persistent?

Everything in the www folder is not persistent between reboots.
Place your scripts with the configuration files in /etc, which are persistent.
You'll need to adapt the path to any included configuration files located in www (if you use any of the files coming with the firmware) .. or just define the settings/functions you need directly in your script.

Great, works now, thanks for the info!
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March 22, 2015, 02:28:06 PM
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@zvisha, or @Guy : always wondered why the name squid was chosen

Squid? Maybe this will help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondulix

I was referring to the naming of some parts of minergate

I don't get it. Where do you see squid in the minergate?

https://github.com/Spondoolies-Tech/miner_gate_sp30/blob/master/miner_gate/squid.c
https://github.com/Spondoolies-Tech/miner_gate_sp30/blob/master/miner_gate/squid.h


From working through the code for minergate: squid appears to be the central hub for communications

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March 22, 2015, 10:09:41 PM
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I like some of the error messages... they are BIG DRAMA... however, if someone could give me a hint to what they want to tell me...

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Mar 22 21:11:41 miner user.notice root: Watchdog caught BIG problem: hard handle                                                                                               
Mar 22 21:11:41 miner user.notice root: reboot_miner_safe                                                                                                                       
Mar 22 21:11:41 miner user.notice root: Doing reboot...                                                                                                                         
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Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: EXIT::: got signal !                                                                                                       
Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: Critical: EXIT::: got signal !                                                                                             
Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: ^[[31mi2c write 0x71 = 0x0 error2 ^[[0;0m                                                                                   
Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: ^[[31mi2c write 0x72 = 0x0 error2 ^[[0;0m                                                                                   
Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: Closing socket 9                                                                                                           
Mar 22 21:11:43 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: Critical: Signal                                                                                                           
Mar 22 21:11:44 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: Here comes unexpected death, lights off!                                                                                   
Mar 22 21:11:44 miner local1.warn minergate[21982]: Dye (Signal)! 
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March 23, 2015, 02:52:03 AM
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both my SP20E & SP30 are STILL offline with seemingly dead MMC boards.

Multiple emails to @support have gone unanswered.

STILL waiting on the experimental SD card/firmware...

STILL waiting on ribbon cables...

STILL waiting on a reply that isnt 'karma-derp/mail@support'...
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March 23, 2015, 03:07:13 AM
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both my SP20E & SP30 are STILL offline with seemingly dead MMC boards.

Multiple emails to @support have gone unanswered.

STILL waiting on the experimental SD card/firmware...

STILL waiting on ribbon cables...

STILL waiting on a reply that isnt 'karma-derp/mail@support'...

How hard were you running them?

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March 23, 2015, 04:17:07 AM
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DAMNIT!

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March 23, 2015, 04:21:34 AM
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both my SP20E & SP30 are STILL offline with seemingly dead MMC boards.

Multiple emails to @support have gone unanswered.

STILL waiting on the experimental SD card/firmware...

STILL waiting on ribbon cables...

STILL waiting on a reply that isnt 'karma-derp/mail@support'...

If it was in the last few days then they will probably get back to you in the next 24 hours.... they are closed Thursday night to Sunday (CST) i think....

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March 23, 2015, 07:07:34 AM
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Has anyone opened the case of a SP3x to clean the dirt with a vacuum cleaner?
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March 23, 2015, 09:48:15 AM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?
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March 23, 2015, 10:28:47 AM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?

Most who I have heard of use a recovery SD.   Would be interesting on reset button, not sure what you will get there.
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March 23, 2015, 03:20:47 PM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?

Most who I have heard of use a recovery SD.   Would be interesting on reset button, not sure what you will get there.

recovery SD is step 1

If MMC board is faulty, boot SD is required

If recovery & boot fail then the board needs replacing as explained by Guy recently (ish)



i just received shipping notification of the ribbons & the SP30 MMC board, no mention of SP20E board...

>500 hours downtime for SP20E & SP30... over 21 days of stalled communications with @support.


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March 23, 2015, 03:28:14 PM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?

Most who I have heard of use a recovery SD.   Would be interesting on reset button, not sure what you will get there.

recovery SD is step 1

If MMC board is faulty, boot SD is required

If recovery & boot fail then the board needs replacing as explained by Guy recently (ish)



i just received shipping notification of the ribbons & the SP30 MMC board, no mention of SP20E board...

>500 hours downtime for SP20E & SP30... over 21 days of stalled communications with @support.




I still want to know how you ran them. What speed/freq. Or was something else causing the defect/damage since you had 2 things burn out at the same time?

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March 23, 2015, 09:25:40 PM
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Hello all...

Just wanted to add a few thoughts. 

I'm a small time miner that is running 6 sp20e and 2 sp10's.  I got rid of all my antminers to stick with SP-Tech after the success and ease I experienced with my first SP10. 

Lately one of my SP20e's developed a problem that baffled support@SP-Tech enough that Zvi had to get involved.  He spent a good 40 minutes working with me to resolve the problem, with a great attitude and the patience to explain what he was doing at each stage and answering my questions.  I don't think there are too many other lead engineers that would spend that kind of time and effort on a small customer!

So, I'm even more impressed and extremely satisfied with Sp-Tech and just wanted to share my experience.  With support like this, I'm sure I'll find space for the "industrial" class miner out next.

Thanks Zvi and SP-Tech

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March 24, 2015, 12:35:54 AM
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Great to hear!

Hello all...

Just wanted to add a few thoughts. 

I'm a small time miner that is running 6 sp20e and 2 sp10's.  I got rid of all my antminers to stick with SP-Tech after the success and ease I experienced with my first SP10. 

Lately one of my SP20e's developed a problem that baffled support@SP-Tech enough that Zvi had to get involved.  He spent a good 40 minutes working with me to resolve the problem, with a great attitude and the patience to explain what he was doing at each stage and answering my questions.  I don't think there are too many other lead engineers that would spend that kind of time and effort on a small customer!

So, I'm even more impressed and extremely satisfied with Sp-Tech and just wanted to share my experience.  With support like this, I'm sure I'll find space for the "industrial" class miner out next.

Thanks Zvi and SP-Tech


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March 24, 2015, 02:16:13 AM
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Me too. I just started mining a few weeks ago, but have Antminers and Spondoolies.

The antminers are more quiet, yes, but the SP's IMO are just ... better. Heck I can reduce the fan to '4' in my office on 2 of them, hashing away at 1100GH/s@580watts and it is not overly loud. About the same as 2 S3's or C1's at full blast.

I have a new S5 coming this week but will probably just sell everything to buy more SP tech.

Now if only I could find a good deal on SP3x or some more cheap SP20's.  Grin

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March 24, 2015, 04:33:42 AM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?

Most who I have heard of use a recovery SD.   Would be interesting on reset button, not sure what you will get there.

recovery SD is step 1

If MMC board is faulty, boot SD is required

If recovery & boot fail then the board needs replacing as explained by Guy recently (ish)



i just received shipping notification of the ribbons & the SP30 MMC board, no mention of SP20E board...

>500 hours downtime for SP20E & SP30... over 21 days of stalled communications with @support.




I still want to know how you ran them. What speed/freq. Or was something else causing the defect/damage since you had 2 things burn out at the same time?

nowhere near extreme. around 65-75% of max.

failures occurred during brief power-cut.

the sp30/SP20E were ok with recovery SD the first few times.

SP30 then required boot SD / SP20E never did.

Both failed at the same time - where multiple recovery & boot do Nothing At All.


ALL PREVIOUSLY EXPLAINED IN DETAIL IN THIS SAME THREAD



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March 24, 2015, 04:55:57 AM
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weeks, not days...

i opened my SP30, vacuum wouldnt budge the gunk, too tacky - high humidity.

toothbrush sorted em right out. still no hashing though >frowny face<

bit of a mission to get to the bottom board but why not eh.

has anyone discussed the 'reset button' on the MMC board anywhere?

Most who I have heard of use a recovery SD.   Would be interesting on reset button, not sure what you will get there.

recovery SD is step 1

If MMC board is faulty, boot SD is required

If recovery & boot fail then the board needs replacing as explained by Guy recently (ish)



i just received shipping notification of the ribbons & the SP30 MMC board, no mention of SP20E board...

>500 hours downtime for SP20E & SP30... over 21 days of stalled communications with @support.




I still want to know how you ran them. What speed/freq. Or was something else causing the defect/damage since you had 2 things burn out at the same time?

nowhere near extreme. around 65-75% of max.

failures occurred during brief power-cut.

the sp30/SP20E were ok with recovery SD the first few times.

SP30 then required boot SD / SP20E never did.

Both failed at the same time - where multiple recovery & boot do Nothing At All.


ALL PREVIOUSLY EXPLAINED IN DETAIL IN THIS SAME THREAD





Ahh thanks. Didn't feel like spending an afternoon reading the whole thread.  Grin

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