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    November 13, 2013, 03:05:50 AM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 12, 2013, 08:39:35 PM
    i've also notice that my hboards are getting really hot even when i'm not mining.

    miner: no process found

    what does that mean. is something wrong with my sd?

    i think you did the chainminer update wrong. without going back to dissect each change you made, heres the best way to start from scratch:

    1) download the newest SD image for your version of m-board
    2) connect a screen and keyboard and start up the system. login as pi/raspberry
    3) on first boot it should ask you if you want to change the ip. check your router (usually 192.168.X.1) and set the bitfury to 192.168.X.249   (x being a number, likely 1 or 0)
    4) set up pool info via ssh or webUI
    5) you should be mining already. to update the chainminer to improve the error rates:

    Quote from: greaterninja on September 25, 2013, 07:35:06 AM

    ChainMiner for M Board Version 2.X boards
    DO not use this guide for Version 1x m-boards.
    It will fry your chips.  This is only meant for Version 2 of the M-board.
    I apologize for grammar as I took 2 sleeping pills and I can barely feel my fingers.

    1.login as pi or root

    2.  type "nanorun/shm/.stat.log"   if you wish to see the performance of all the chips on your board before upgrading chain miner.
    (optional step)
    3.(backup your chainminer version)  (this creates a copy of the folder)
    a. sudo cp -aopt/bitfuryusr/bitfury.backup
    b. cdopt/bitfury/
    c. pwd  (make sure you are inopt/bitfury)
    d. ls -al (or type dir)
    e. rm -rf chainminer  (this removes everything in the chainminer folder and the chainminer folder itself)
    4.  make sure you are in theopt/bitfury directory and not inopt/bitfury/chainminer (it should be deleted anyway
    5.  type "git clone https://github.com/bfsb/chainminer.git"
    6.  it should now start getting the chainminer git.
    7.  now type "cd chainminer"  you should now be in the chainminer directory
    8.  type "make"
    9.  Its going to take 5-10 minutes to create the chainminer...maybe longer.
     I got some warning but everything was fine after it all finished.
     it will go back to a  bash prompt when done.
    9a.  Just wait...this is the longest part of doing this change..
    10.  sudo reboot
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    November 13, 2013, 03:06:18 AM
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    Quote from: CoinHoarder on November 13, 2013, 02:49:57 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 02:31:39 AM
    is there any live chat like maybe irc or something. i don't have a lot of time and as days goes by i lose out on the chance to mine.

    on the bottom of the bitfury user guide, it has an irc channel/server listed for support. OI can't think of it off the top of my head though.

    Find the user guide under "mining support" sub forum in the OP of the thread: [guide] bitfury support/tuning

    bfsbsupport on freenode IRC
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    November 13, 2013, 03:12:16 AM
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    Since chainminer is not working for me, I got the new M-Board works with bfgminer and minepeon. The problem is, it need "sudo" to make SPI available for bfgminer. Which mean I need to type in password every time bfgminer starts. I've never works with linux before, any idea how I can skip the password entering every time bfgminer start?

    Code:
    #!/bin/bash
    sleep 10
    /usr/bin/screen -dmS miner sudoopt/minepeon/bin/bfgminer -S bfsb:auto -copt/minepeon/etc/miner.conf



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    November 13, 2013, 03:24:49 AM
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    Quote from: klondike_bar on November 13, 2013, 03:05:50 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 12, 2013, 08:39:35 PM
    i've also notice that my hboards are getting really hot even when i'm not mining.

    miner: no process found

    what does that mean. is something wrong with my sd?

    i think you did the chainminer update wrong. without going back to dissect each change you made, heres the best way to start from scratch:

    1) download the newest SD image for your version of m-board
    2) connect a screen and keyboard and start up the system. login as pi/raspberry
    3) on first boot it should ask you if you want to change the ip. check your router (usually 192.168.X.1) and set the bitfury to 192.168.X.249   (x being a number, likely 1 or 0)
    4) set up pool info via ssh or webUI
    5) you should be mining already. to update the chainminer to improve the error rates:

    Quote from: greaterninja on September 25, 2013, 07:35:06 AM

    ChainMiner for M Board Version 2.X boards
    DO not use this guide for Version 1x m-boards.
    It will fry your chips.  This is only meant for Version 2 of the M-board.
    I apologize for grammar as I took 2 sleeping pills and I can barely feel my fingers.

    1.login as pi or root

    2.  type "nanorun/shm/.stat.log"   if you wish to see the performance of all the chips on your board before upgrading chain miner.
    (optional step)
    3.(backup your chainminer version)  (this creates a copy of the folder)
    a. sudo cp -aopt/bitfuryusr/bitfury.backup
    b. cdopt/bitfury/
    c. pwd  (make sure you are inopt/bitfury)
    d. ls -al (or type dir)
    e. rm -rf chainminer  (this removes everything in the chainminer folder and the chainminer folder itself)
    4.  make sure you are in theopt/bitfury directory and not inopt/bitfury/chainminer (it should be deleted anyway
    5.  type "git clone https://github.com/bfsb/chainminer.git"
    6.  it should now start getting the chainminer git.
    7.  now type "cd chainminer"  you should now be in the chainminer directory
    8.  type "make"
    9.  Its going to take 5-10 minutes to create the chainminer...maybe longer.
     I got some warning but everything was fine after it all finished.
     it will go back to a  bash prompt when done.
    9a.  Just wait...this is the longest part of doing this change..
    10.  sudo reboot


    how do i get the v3.0 mboard image file?

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    November 13, 2013, 07:45:59 AM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 12, 2013, 07:49:30 PM
    Quote from: punin on October 21, 2013, 09:41:19 AM
    NOTE

    Due to my personal epic screw-up the SD image does not contain a working binary. And on top of this some orders were shipped without instructions also Tongue We have whipped ourselves vigorously here over the weekend and will try to improve our process so these bloopers don't happen in the future.

    Here's how to get your miner working:
    1. Check your router for bitfury IP
    2. SSH into the raspberry pi (username pi password raspberry)
    3. Run following commands:

    Code:
    cdopt/bitfury/chainminer
    sudo make clean
    sudo make
    sudo killall screen
    sudoetc/rc.local

    You should now be mining. You can check the web interface of the miner with a normal browser and setup your pools there (use the IP that you used for SSH).

    after followed the instructions here and for some reason my miner would only load up to the login and password for the rpi and then turn off. the strange thing is that it didn't do this before i followed the instructions. did i do something wrong?

    Sounds like your power supply is shutting off due to overload as soon as the cards begin hashing? Are you sure it is capable of providing enough 12v power to the particular connectors you plugged into the rig?
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    November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    Last edit: November 13, 2013, 05:48:48 PM by BTClobsta
     #486
    Quote from: Keefe on November 13, 2013, 07:45:59 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 12, 2013, 07:49:30 PM
    Quote from: punin on October 21, 2013, 09:41:19 AM
    NOTE

    Due to my personal epic screw-up the SD image does not contain a working binary. And on top of this some orders were shipped without instructions also Tongue We have whipped ourselves vigorously here over the weekend and will try to improve our process so these bloopers don't happen in the future.

    Here's how to get your miner working:
    1. Check your router for bitfury IP
    2. SSH into the raspberry pi (username pi password raspberry)
    3. Run following commands:

    Code:
    cdopt/bitfury/chainminer
    sudo make clean
    sudo make
    sudo killall screen
    sudoetc/rc.local

    You should now be mining. You can check the web interface of the miner with a normal browser and setup your pools there (use the IP that you used for SSH).

    after followed the instructions here and for some reason my miner would only load up to the login and password for the rpi and then turn off. the strange thing is that it didn't do this before i followed the instructions. did i do something wrong?

    Sounds like your power supply is shutting off due to overload as soon as the cards begin hashing? Are you sure it is capable of providing enough 12v power to the particular connectors you plugged into the rig?

    never got the chance to even hash yet. so i don't know why it is using so much power.
    i first used a 500w psu. it only had one pci-e cable. so i added one more by connecting 2 IDE 4pin to 1 pci-e cable. (please keep in mind that i have the v3.0 mboard) it was only able to power on 12 hboards. it turned on for about 5min (not mining/hashing). then the psu sparked up and turned off. was never able to get it running again with that psu. so i went ahead and bought 700w psu (12v is at 570w max) with 2 pci-e cables to replace the 500w psu. surly that should be enough power. it would only power on 13 of the hboards. hey i'm able to power on 1 more now.
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.

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    November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.
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    November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
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    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

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    November 14, 2013, 04:27:06 AM
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    I have 2 h-cards, v2.2 available.  I can't use them.
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    November 14, 2013, 06:50:25 AM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

    at 400GH for the system - roughly 400W
    at 500GH - roughly 550W
    at 550GH - likely 600-650W
    at 600GH - could be as high as 700W
    (*values are very broad approximations based on some of the dispersed info and kill-a-watt tested rigs I've seen so far in the forums: +/-10% is likely*)

    remember this is power across the 12V rail(s). A 700W PSU may only provide 500W on the 12V PCI-E rail(s). If your cards are the new higher stock speeds (32-37GH/card), then its quite likely you are drawing at least 500W on the PCI-e cables. A 700W PSU is likely insufficient
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    November 14, 2013, 12:59:53 PM
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    Quote from: klondike_bar on November 14, 2013, 06:50:25 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

    at 400GH for the system - roughly 400W
    at 500GH - roughly 550W
    at 550GH - likely 600-650W
    at 600GH - could be as high as 700W
    (*values are very broad approximations based on some of the dispersed info and kill-a-watt tested rigs I've seen so far in the forums: +/-10% is likely*)

    remember this is power across the 12V rail(s). A 700W PSU may only provide 500W on the 12V PCI-E rail(s). If your cards are the new higher stock speeds (32-37GH/card), then its quite likely you are drawing at least 500W on the PCI-e cables. A 700W PSU is likely insufficient

    i just picked up a 1200w psu. with a total of 1050w to the 12v pci-e. that should be enough now. the only problem i'm having now it the fact that i can't get my last 3 hboards to hash. so far i got 13 to hash. but the last 3 just don't want to work. i'm thinking the two pci-e cables connected to the v3.0 mboards might not be enough power. i think i need to add additional power other then just from the two pci-e cables. i know the v3.0 boards can be powered through the 2 pci-e plugs, but is it possible that it isn't enough power. do you think i might need to also add some 12v and ground to the metal screws? can i use both pci-e plugs along with adding additional power to the metal screws?

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    November 14, 2013, 01:23:14 PM
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    For power supplies stick to Corsair. When they say 750 or 850 Watts they mean 750 or 850 Watts output on one 12v rail (you should still use both PCIE 6 pin connectors).

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    November 14, 2013, 01:25:55 PM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 14, 2013, 12:59:53 PM
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    i'm thinking the two pci-e cables connected to the v3.0 mboards might not be enough power.
    That's unlikely. If you try to transport too much current over a wire it will get warm, then hot, then burn and obviously you haven't seen that happening.

    It is a single rail 12V power supply, right ?

    If you have a multimeter, measure the voltage near board 14-16 and compare it with a measurement near board 1.

    I assume you already checked that the boards 14-16 are indeed working if they are in slot 1-3 ?
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    November 14, 2013, 01:30:35 PM
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    Does putting heat sinks on void the warrantee? Also what side and where should the heat sinks be placed?

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    November 14, 2013, 01:51:37 PM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 14, 2013, 12:59:53 PM
    Quote from: klondike_bar on November 14, 2013, 06:50:25 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

    at 400GH for the system - roughly 400W
    at 500GH - roughly 550W
    at 550GH - likely 600-650W
    at 600GH - could be as high as 700W
    (*values are very broad approximations based on some of the dispersed info and kill-a-watt tested rigs I've seen so far in the forums: +/-10% is likely*)

    remember this is power across the 12V rail(s). A 700W PSU may only provide 500W on the 12V PCI-E rail(s). If your cards are the new higher stock speeds (32-37GH/card), then its quite likely you are drawing at least 500W on the PCI-e cables. A 700W PSU is likely insufficient

    i just picked up a 1200w psu. with a total of 1050w to the 12v pci-e. that should be enough now. the only problem i'm having now it the fact that i can't get my last 3 hboards to hash. so far i got 13 to hash. but the last 3 just don't want to work. i'm thinking the two pci-e cables connected to the v3.0 mboards might not be enough power. i think i need to add additional power other then just from the two pci-e cables. i know the v3.0 boards can be powered through the 2 pci-e plugs, but is it possible that it isn't enough power. do you think i might need to also add some 12v and ground to the metal screws? can i use both pci-e plugs along with adding additional power to the metal screws?

    it might be worth using a multimeter to test the volatgae over the screws at the end of the board. If its not 12V +/- 0.2V, particularly if lower, power at those terminals may help, but i dont know for sure.
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    November 14, 2013, 01:55:02 PM
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    Ive got an issue:

    when i run my bitfury through a linksys router alongside my laptop, i frequently have issues with the laptop getting all sorts of DNS resolution errors or problems with resolving host. My asicminer USB will continue to operate normally, but internet access is f**ked.

    This has happened with 2 different routers and i dont understand why - is the bitfury system hogging the resources or communications with the router? Attempts to fix the issue oten resolve the laptop internet and maintain the asicminer operation, but then require the bitfury to reboot in order to hash (despite the webUI being accessile)
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    November 15, 2013, 07:12:15 AM
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    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 14, 2013, 12:59:53 PM
    Quote from: klondike_bar on November 14, 2013, 06:50:25 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

    at 400GH for the system - roughly 400W
    at 500GH - roughly 550W
    at 550GH - likely 600-650W
    at 600GH - could be as high as 700W
    (*values are very broad approximations based on some of the dispersed info and kill-a-watt tested rigs I've seen so far in the forums: +/-10% is likely*)

    remember this is power across the 12V rail(s). A 700W PSU may only provide 500W on the 12V PCI-E rail(s). If your cards are the new higher stock speeds (32-37GH/card), then its quite likely you are drawing at least 500W on the PCI-e cables. A 700W PSU is likely insufficient

    i just picked up a 1200w psu. with a total of 1050w to the 12v pci-e. that should be enough now. the only problem i'm having now it the fact that i can't get my last 3 hboards to hash. so far i got 13 to hash. but the last 3 just don't want to work. i'm thinking the two pci-e cables connected to the v3.0 mboards might not be enough power. i think i need to add additional power other then just from the two pci-e cables. i know the v3.0 boards can be powered through the 2 pci-e plugs, but is it possible that it isn't enough power. do you think i might need to also add some 12v and ground to the metal screws? can i use both pci-e plugs along with adding additional power to the metal screws?

    Overloading power connectors shouldn't cause some boards to hash and some to not. Have you tried rearranging the cards and seeing if the problem follows those 3 cards? You might need to just turn down the voltage on those just a bit.
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    November 15, 2013, 06:42:09 PM
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    Quote from: Keefe on November 15, 2013, 07:12:15 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 14, 2013, 12:59:53 PM
    Quote from: klondike_bar on November 14, 2013, 06:50:25 AM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 08:51:22 PM
    Quote from: BenTuras on November 13, 2013, 08:37:17 PM
    Quote from: BTClobsta on November 13, 2013, 05:16:55 PM
    but i really don't know what i might be doing wrong. is it the hardware? is it he software? i really don't know.
    Sounds to me your power supply is too weak. Go for at least 1000W and try again, or lower the voltage on all boards and try with your current power supply.

    how much power does this thing take? i went from 500w to 700w. i guess i'll try the 1000w this time

    at 400GH for the system - roughly 400W
    at 500GH - roughly 550W
    at 550GH - likely 600-650W
    at 600GH - could be as high as 700W
    (*values are very broad approximations based on some of the dispersed info and kill-a-watt tested rigs I've seen so far in the forums: +/-10% is likely*)

    remember this is power across the 12V rail(s). A 700W PSU may only provide 500W on the 12V PCI-E rail(s). If your cards are the new higher stock speeds (32-37GH/card), then its quite likely you are drawing at least 500W on the PCI-e cables. A 700W PSU is likely insufficient

    i just picked up a 1200w psu. with a total of 1050w to the 12v pci-e. that should be enough now. the only problem i'm having now it the fact that i can't get my last 3 hboards to hash. so far i got 13 to hash. but the last 3 just don't want to work. i'm thinking the two pci-e cables connected to the v3.0 mboards might not be enough power. i think i need to add additional power other then just from the two pci-e cables. i know the v3.0 boards can be powered through the 2 pci-e plugs, but is it possible that it isn't enough power. do you think i might need to also add some 12v and ground to the metal screws? can i use both pci-e plugs along with adding additional power to the metal screws?

    Overloading power connectors shouldn't cause some boards to hash and some to not. Have you tried rearranging the cards and seeing if the problem follows those 3 cards? You might need to just turn down the voltage on those just a bit.

    i think its just the slots. its the last 3 (d,e,f) i even went ahead and changed the psu again to a single rail 12v 1300w. i know this time it can't be the power. i still haven't tried to add power to the screws. i think i might do that later today.

    Edit: comes to find out that my M board has 1 bad slot. slot d isn't allowing e & f to work. so in the end i have a bad m board.

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    November 15, 2013, 07:58:38 PM
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    Auction for 2 h-boards closing in 3 hrs.  Boards are version 2.2 for m-board v3.
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    November 18, 2013, 07:44:05 PM
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    Dave, we need the link the v3 sd card image.
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