I don't know if I believe that. I'd have to see it mining for 15+ minutes with that one fan to believe it. I mean if you did get that to work somehow more power to you, but one 25mm fan?

It sounded like I was running wind tunnel test in my basement. 

It has been nearly a month. When do you expect that 'final call'?

-OCS

I miss the old getwork protocol and the ability to monitor stats real-time via the cgminer user interface. Are there more robust versions of cgminer available I can upload and run from the shell command line?

does it work on Mac?

Are there definitions online at one place for what all the stats mean on the beaglebone firmware? Also, is Bitmain coming out with an updated firmware for the S5 to update cgminer, kernel and all that?


Another question. I setup three pools. When I view the miner status screen they all are alive, but it is hashing only at one pool of course. When do the other two become "dead"?

Definitions?
DIFF
GetWorks
Priority
Accepted
Diff1#
DiffA#
DiffR#
DiffS#
Rejected  what's the normal rate on this?
Discarded  what's the norm on this?
Stale  what's the norm on this?
LSDIFF
LSTIME


Maybe I'll write up something and put it online.....just confirming.

Thanks

Use a  ssh tool like Putyy log on that miners IP and type screen -r   .

Cryptoglance is the Best . I use it for my miners S3,S4,S5's . Frequent updates and if theres a problem they get it fixed quick.   

Weeks have gone by, but the price is still the same. I thought Bitmain changed price all the time? As we all go further down the rabbit hole, you'd think there would have been a price decrease. Although, the last hardware my father received was dusty, dirty and used. Was supposed to be a new S5. Not a used one.

so i just got this fan in the mail
http://www.amazon.com/Delta-TFC1212DE-PWM-120mm-Speed-Sensor/dp/B008NZSUPQ/ref=pd_cp_pc_2
i put it on the back and its running full speed.. its not doing pwm.

any ideas?

so i thought that it was maybe overloading the fan controller, so i pulled the tac and pwm wire from the plug and plugged the fan red and black wires directly into a molex adapter.. and plugged the yellow and blue wire into the board on the s5.

the s5 sees the fan, spinning at 4800 rpm.. but its not adjusting the speed.


oh and i might have another problem, when i picked up my s5 this was on the floor.. it looks like it was there for awhile.



edit..
so after checking around, and plugging this fan into my motherboard with the molex adapter and pwm on the board.. it seems this fan has an inverted pwm controller.. 100% is 0 and 0% is full speed..

im not sure if this can be switched in the software of the s5.. or any other way.