same problem here...

You will have to monitor the temperature of the cable if you try running both blades on the same cable. I wouldnt recommend it.

+1. pushing over 400W through a single PCI cable is how most equipment fires and melted plastic occur. If you look at the bitfury thread, almost every incidence of ruined PCI cables came from people using the 2-ended PCI lead and trying to run more than a half rig on it (ie: 400-700W)

If you need extra 12V lines, cut the tip off 2x2-pin ATX mobo connector - it will give you 4 thick power lines that are ideal for a single blade

For me WiFi issue was solved. Switched WAN to DHCP and after reboot miner uses WiFi.

Credit goes to mwax321 ,



By the way, i tried to push it further and changed asic frequency to 425. Obviously very low temps don't help OCing in this case, i've got a lot of HW errors and unstable 190-200 hashrate. Returned back to 400 now.

so this is working? I have another antminer coming today and have run out of wired ports so would like to do wireless so long as its not impairing the hashing process

assuming you get an internet link through the ethernet, you should be able to use windows to 'bridge' the connections. to do so:
go to network settings page where it shows all the connections (should show lan, wireless, any usb modems, etc)
click/highlight both the wired and wireless that you want to bridge, and right click -> bridge connections
this should push the internet connection through the netbook to share with the bridged device.

I have something similar in my network right now since my cable line is down for a few days (and 800GH of equipment needs a connection!)
cell Phone- tethered via USB - USB port - Bridged with wired connection - ethernet to router's WAN - router provides LAN to equipment

the only issue is that the bridging does not let me visit the ip addresses of equipment on the router. to do this, i use the computer's wifi to connect to the router and thus see all other connected devices.

your pools (miner configuration) are not correct - the log shows it skipping between all 3 unsuccessfully

dont include any 'stratum+tcp' or 'http' in the address, and put the port in the proper column. can you screenshot the pool config page if its still not working?

I had the same problem when I forgot to add "Custom DNS server" in WAN setup. CGminer couldnt connect to internet. I use google 8.8.8.8

pool info looks okay, try the DNS 8.8.8.8 as suggested. thats likely the issue