s9k 0hash

[eslamwaheed]

why i get 0hasrate from bored ?
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[philipma1957]

why i get 0hasrate from bored ?

One board is not detected at all.

The other two boards are detected but fail to find all chips.

So basically the boards are dead.

[mikeywith]

why i get 0hasrate from bored ?

User code tag to post kernel log, it's very hard to find errors in the kernel log when it's put into a picture like that, but judging from the status page, it seems like all three boards are dead.

the S9k has 63 chips on each of the boards, your chain 1 and 2 show 60 chips each, and your chain 3 shows only 50, so no board is fully functioning which is why you get zero hashrate.

this is most likely a hardware failure, but it could also be something else, more info could be read on the kernel log if posted correctly like so.

Code:

Kernel log goes here

[ZeusBtc.com]

There are 60 chips on the S9K hash board, so only the third board has not detected all the chips. So you need to do a single-board test on the third board, find out where broken, and re-solder or replace new chip. The status pages chain 1 and 2 show that TEMP is abnormal, which may be due to an abnormality in the PIC chip or the control board.
If you can paste the full log here, maybe someone else can find out what's wrong.

[mikeywith]

There are 60 chips on the S9K hash board, so only the third board has not detected all the chips. So you need to do a single-board test on the third board, find out where broken, and re-solder or replace new chip. The status pages chain 1 and 2 show that TEMP is abnormal, which may be due to an abnormality in the PIC chip or the control board.
If you can paste the full log here, maybe someone else can find out what's wrong.

Got confused between the S9j/i and S9K, you are right, the K version has 60 chips, since that is the case, it means there is a good chance the miner would run fine with that 3rd hashboard unplugged, he just needs to trace it, if the ribbon cables have not been changed before then it's likely to be the one to the most right, but should be easy to follow since hashboards are numbered on the control board.

It's worth mentioning that the S9ks are the second most terrible mining gears Bitmain has ever made, so I wouldn't count on this miner to work after all these years.