Hello,
I ear that 16nm is gonna be delayed due to Samsung.
What about 20nm technology ?
I ear that 16nm is gonna be delayed due to Samsung.
What about 20nm technology ?
for technical reasons I believe most are skipping the 20nm stage.
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March 24, 2015, 06:42:24 AM
for technical reasons I believe most are skipping the 20nm stage.
March 24, 2015, 05:15:19 AM
Hello,
I ear that 16nm is gonna be delayed due to Samsung.
What about 20nm technology ?
I ear that 16nm is gonna be delayed due to Samsung.
What about 20nm technology ?
March 24, 2015, 05:07:35 AM
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?
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.
Hi Edgar,
I reviewed your ticket and there is no mention of requiring a new board for the SP20E.
Please work with support@ for your issues as that is the only official support channel.
Thanks,
Gadi
March 24, 2015, 04:05:03 AM
Any new models are expected in the nearest future? i've heard something about Bitfury+Spondoolies project. anyone can advise?
March 23, 2015, 11:55:57 PM
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?
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.
March 23, 2015, 11:33:42 PM
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?
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
March 23, 2015, 09:16:13 PM
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.
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.
March 23, 2015, 07:35:54 PM
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
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
March 23, 2015, 04:25:40 PM
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
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
March 23, 2015, 10:28:14 AM
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?
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?
March 23, 2015, 10:20:47 AM
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?
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.
March 23, 2015, 05:28:47 AM
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?
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.
March 23, 2015, 04:48:15 AM
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?
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?
March 23, 2015, 02:07:34 AM
Has anyone opened the case of a SP3x to clean the dirt with a vacuum cleaner?
March 22, 2015, 11:21:34 PM
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'...
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....
March 22, 2015, 11:17:07 PM
DAMNIT!
I love your tech, announce the next gen!
I love your tech, announce the next gen!
March 22, 2015, 10:07:13 PM
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'...
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?
March 22, 2015, 09:52:03 PM
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'...
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'...
March 22, 2015, 05:09:41 PM
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...
Quote
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...
...
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)!
Mar 22 21:11:41 miner user.notice root: reboot_miner_safe
Mar 22 21:11:41 miner user.notice root: Doing reboot...
...
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)!
March 22, 2015, 09:28:06 AM
@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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