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Zelek Uther

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Quote from: zvisha on September 15, 2014, 05:24:18 AM

As Collider said, yellow led is our system led for system analysis.
Like the led on you modem, hard drive or server.
It is used for our internal purposes and is subject to frequent changes.
One can see the leds logic of his specific version in the etc/init.d code if he has a curious mind and has some technical background.

Our main channel of communication is [email protected] or [email protected].
I browse the forum searching for questions that are relevant to a large number of people and answer those to help a larger audience.

Regards`

Thanks zvisha, having Spond present on this thread answering questions is most appreciated. Makes this thread useful, and is why I personally take the time to follow it.

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As Collider said, yellow led is our system led for system analysis.
Like the led on you modem, hard drive or server.
It is used for our internal purposes and is subject to frequent changes.
One can see the leds logic of his specific version in the etc/init.d code if he has a curious mind and has some technical background.

Our main channel of communication is [email protected] or [email protected].
I browse the forum searching for questions that are relevant to a large number of people and answer those to help a larger audience.

Regards`

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Quote from: zvisha on September 15, 2014, 04:10:53 AM

Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

Quote from: s1gs3gv on September 14, 2014, 06:37:15 PM

Quote from: edgar on September 14, 2014, 03:21:58 AM

Quote from: Collider on September 14, 2014, 03:11:31 AM

What is blinking yellow, the PSU?

Have you tried the almighty restart yet?

You do know that you could be pulling more than 13A on the lead when running it at 120V?

the yellow led above the green one...

i have not, as i am more interested in understanding the meaning of the led sequence than anything else...at the moment. as i stated a few hours ago, i reset the max watts so it could 'relearn' its limit/s.

i do, however im not - 220-230V here.

any idea wrt the yellow led... the one thats flashing on the front of the rig? 9 times...?

thx.

Edgar, young fella, you should know that there is a certain tradition amongst old *nix wizard types. It is drilled into every devop, sysadm and device driver writer early in their professional career. It is called 'RTFM' where the manual is the source code. If you can't do this, you are SOL.

Variations on this unix crypto-culture are

a) if you want something done, code it and submit a pull request
b) how many github projects do you contribute to ?
c) marketDetailAgent send ( _.filterNot(mi => Exchange.canonicalize(mi.market) == market) :+ info )

Otherwise, the responses you get are going to be 'power cycle it and let me know if it works'

Thats just the way it is. It is a system designed to protect the innocent. Believe it or not. Take my word for it, you do not want to know what all those flashing lights mean. You just want your system to ROI. Good luck with that.

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!
why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.
but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.
fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...
it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...
so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?
either?
neither?
possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days?
its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

Try calling me a cunt few more times and then ask me what /etc/init.d is.
Update me how that works out.

Hi edgar, I think zvisha gave us the answer there. ssh onto the SP30 then look at the contents of /etc/init.d

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Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 04:45:56 AM

you may be right. if karma is an ill-reading, victim-playing, sarcastic genius

however wouldnt it have been 'better' for all concerned if it was explained clearly the first time instead of 'forcing' the inquisitive to KEEP ASKING..??

at the same time as expending the nergy to write a paragraph of pointless shit??

no?

really dont know?
i see...

2, 9, 13

I think karma is the most sarcastic thing ever and when it hits you, you have to take it like a man!

zvisha always replied to the subject when questions were asked and if he didn't gave you the reply that you wanted then it means that something is weird with the question or the situation. Paying attention and staying focused always pays better in the long run that being angry and complaining all the time*.

*Learned that from online games after a long time and after a lot of energy channeled towards the wrong things.

edgar

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Quote from: RoadStress on September 15, 2014, 04:27:37 AM

Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!
why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.

but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.

fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...

it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...

so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?

either?

neither?

possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days??

its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

All I am seeing here is karma that is coming back to you, who can't understand that the damn 3, 9, 13 blinks aren't relevant to the rest of the miner. It's like the HDD light is blinking on my computer while it boots up. My Windows can work ok or not, but the damn lights blink the same all the time. It's not that hard to understand this from the above posts.

you may be right. if karma is an ill-reading, victim-playing, sarcastic genius

however wouldnt it have been 'better' for all concerned if it was explained clearly the first time instead of 'forcing' the inquisitive to KEEP ASKING..??

at the same time as expending the nergy to write a paragraph of pointless shit??

no?

really dont know?

i see...

2, 9, 13

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Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!
why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.

but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.

fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...

it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...

so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?

either?

neither?

possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days??

its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

All I am seeing here is karma that is coming back to you, who can't understand that the damn 3, 9, 13 blinks aren't relevant to the rest of the miner. It's like the HDD light is blinking on my computer while it boots up. My Windows can work ok or not, but the damn lights blink the same all the time. It's not that hard to understand this from the above posts.

Searing

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Clueless!

On a side note spondoolies you are all nice to us now..but just promise us you WON'T turn into KNC or BFL will ya

this post says it all (off topic feel free to skip it)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8826686

anyway still want to get an sp20 ...still see no way to pull it off at hosting rates nor my 15c/kwh rates

others any advice....am I missing something (and yeah i know am using the correct figures for power 1100 watts duh ....)

anyway still have hopes up something down the line will work from spondoolies in the future (noise/watts/roi wise for home mining at my 15c/wkh rate)

trying to be positive here....anyway I'm sure it is the best price and watts spondoolies can do at this time ...more power to those who are buying

again so it goes

edgar

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Quote from: zvisha on September 15, 2014, 04:10:53 AM

Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

Quote from: s1gs3gv on September 14, 2014, 06:37:15 PM

Quote from: edgar on September 14, 2014, 03:21:58 AM

Quote from: Collider on September 14, 2014, 03:11:31 AM

What is blinking yellow, the PSU?

Have you tried the almighty restart yet?

You do know that you could be pulling more than 13A on the lead when running it at 120V?

the yellow led above the green one...

i have not, as i am more interested in understanding the meaning of the led sequence than anything else...at the moment. as i stated a few hours ago, i reset the max watts so it could 'relearn' its limit/s.

i do, however im not - 220-230V here.

any idea wrt the yellow led... the one thats flashing on the front of the rig? 9 times...?

thx.

Edgar, young fella, you should know that there is a certain tradition amongst old *nix wizard types. It is drilled into every devop, sysadm and device driver writer early in their professional career. It is called 'RTFM' where the manual is the source code. If you can't do this, you are SOL.

Variations on this unix crypto-culture are

a) if you want something done, code it and submit a pull request
b) how many github projects do you contribute to ?
c) marketDetailAgent send ( _.filterNot(mi => Exchange.canonicalize(mi.market) == market) :+ info )

Otherwise, the responses you get are going to be 'power cycle it and let me know if it works'

Thats just the way it is. It is a system designed to protect the innocent. Believe it or not. Take my word for it, you do not want to know what all those flashing lights mean. You just want your system to ROI. Good luck with that.

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!
why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.
but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.
fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...
it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...
so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?
either?
neither?
possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days?
its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

Try calling me a cunt few more times and then ask me what /etc/init.d is.
Update me how that works out.

i see what you did there, again...

why bother even replying if its not to address the issue at hand??

repeatedly 'confusing' facts with misunderstandings/miscomprehension is all the rage in here eh..!!

why are you intentionally ignoring my questions & focusing on pointless 'issues' ?

zvisha

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Quote from: edgar on September 15, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

Quote from: s1gs3gv on September 14, 2014, 06:37:15 PM

Quote from: edgar on September 14, 2014, 03:21:58 AM

Quote from: Collider on September 14, 2014, 03:11:31 AM

What is blinking yellow, the PSU?

Have you tried the almighty restart yet?

You do know that you could be pulling more than 13A on the lead when running it at 120V?

the yellow led above the green one...

i have not, as i am more interested in understanding the meaning of the led sequence than anything else...at the moment. as i stated a few hours ago, i reset the max watts so it could 'relearn' its limit/s.

i do, however im not - 220-230V here.

any idea wrt the yellow led... the one thats flashing on the front of the rig? 9 times...?

thx.

Edgar, young fella, you should know that there is a certain tradition amongst old *nix wizard types. It is drilled into every devop, sysadm and device driver writer early in their professional career. It is called 'RTFM' where the manual is the source code. If you can't do this, you are SOL.

Variations on this unix crypto-culture are

a) if you want something done, code it and submit a pull request
b) how many github projects do you contribute to ?
c) marketDetailAgent send ( _.filterNot(mi => Exchange.canonicalize(mi.market) == market) :+ info )

Otherwise, the responses you get are going to be 'power cycle it and let me know if it works'

Thats just the way it is. It is a system designed to protect the innocent. Believe it or not. Take my word for it, you do not want to know what all those flashing lights mean. You just want your system to ROI. Good luck with that.

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!
why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.
but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.
fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...
it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...
so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?
either?
neither?
possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days?
its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

Try calling me a cunt few more times and then ask me what /etc/init.d is.
Update me how that works out.

edgar

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Quote from: s1gs3gv on September 14, 2014, 06:37:15 PM

Quote from: edgar on September 14, 2014, 03:21:58 AM

Quote from: Collider on September 14, 2014, 03:11:31 AM

What is blinking yellow, the PSU?

Have you tried the almighty restart yet?

You do know that you could be pulling more than 13A on the lead when running it at 120V?

the yellow led above the green one...

i have not, as i am more interested in understanding the meaning of the led sequence than anything else...at the moment. as i stated a few hours ago, i reset the max watts so it could 'relearn' its limit/s.

i do, however im not - 220-230V here.

any idea wrt the yellow led... the one thats flashing on the front of the rig? 9 times...?

thx.

Edgar, young fella, you should know that there is a certain tradition amongst old *nix wizard types. It is drilled into every devop, sysadm and device driver writer early in their professional career. It is called 'RTFM' where the manual is the source code. If you can't do this, you are SOL.

Variations on this unix crypto-culture are

a) if you want something done, code it and submit a pull request
b) how many github projects do you contribute to ?
c) marketDetailAgent send ( _.filterNot(mi => Exchange.canonicalize(mi.market) == market) :+ info )

Otherwise, the responses you get are going to be 'power cycle it and let me know if it works'

Thats just the way it is. It is a system designed to protect the innocent. Believe it or not. Take my word for it, you do not want to know what all those flashing lights mean. You just want your system to ROI. Good luck with that.

indeed, again it saddens me that you are so right!

why the fudge they cant manage to just say what needs to be said instead of acting like cunts is beyond me.

but then im not the one raking in millions (and still have to sell pre-orders) so wtf do i know.

fuck the leds, and fuck the 'so smart they cant be bothered' haters...

it seems that even squeaky wheels are starting to get ignored, bodes well for the future does it not...

so as 'the time for refunds/coupons has passed' where does that leave those among us, (presumably just myself) that chose neither as they had other issues going on?

either?

neither?

possible to use for/against something that will be delivered within the next 30 days??

its like getting blood from a stone (or trying to break even) here

s1gs3gv

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Quote from: edgar on September 14, 2014, 03:21:58 AM

Quote from: Collider on September 14, 2014, 03:11:31 AM

What is blinking yellow, the PSU?

Have you tried the almighty restart yet?

You do know that you could be pulling more than 13A on the lead when running it at 120V?

the yellow led above the green one...

i have not, as i am more interested in understanding the meaning of the led sequence than anything else...at the moment. as i stated a few hours ago, i reset the max watts so it could 'relearn' its limit/s.

i do, however im not - 220-230V here.

any idea wrt the yellow led... the one thats flashing on the front of the rig? 9 times...?

thx.

Edgar, young fella, you should know that there is a certain tradition amongst old *nix wizard types. It is drilled into every devop, sysadm and device driver writer early in their professional career. It is called 'RTFM' where the manual is the source code. If you can't do this, you are SOL.

Variations on this unix crypto-culture are

a) if you want something done, code it and submit a pull request
b) how many github projects do you contribute to ?
c) marketDetailAgent send ( _.filterNot(mi => Exchange.canonicalize(mi.market) == market) :+ info )

Otherwise, the responses you get are going to be 'power cycle it and let me know if it works'

Thats just the way it is. It is a system designed to protect the innocent. Believe it or not. Take my word for it, you do not want to know what all those flashing lights mean. You just want your system to ROI. Good luck with that.

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Quote from: Guy Corem on September 13, 2014, 02:58:32 AM

Quote from: OgNasty on September 13, 2014, 02:41:45 AM

No love for the little guy anymore?

Always. It depends on our relative advantage.
In 2015, it might be in a form of a mining facility "bond".

Payable in BTC?
Not clear how this could be even possible since mining facility most value is in miners, not the walls (which could be quite cheap) or ventilation (no A/C needed in many places). Because miners value would be decreasing steadily, how would you assure bondholders that if mining facility goes bankrupt they will have something to recover their principal?

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WELCOME TO THE NEXT GENERATION OF ASICS! :-)

"Germanene's electronic and optical properties have been determined from ab initio calculations, and structural and electronic properties from first principles. These properties make the material suitable for use in the channel of a high-performance field effect transistor[16] and have generated discussion regarding the use of elemental monolayers into other electronic devices.The electronic properties of germanene are unusual, and provide a rare opportunity to test the properties of Dirac fermions. These unusual properties are generally shared by graphene, silicene, germanene, and stanene."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanene

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Quote from: Gyrsur on September 14, 2014, 01:02:01 PM

does the SP35 have a PSU inside or not?

"With the SP35 we replaced the PSUs to squeeze out even more out of the RockerBox ASICs."

pictures are from SP31 I guess.

http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp35-yukon-power-november-batch-1

Yes PSU's are internal. They just replaced the ones that were in the SP30/31 with more powerful ones, but in the same place they were before.

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does the SP35 have a PSU inside or not?

"With the SP35 we replaced the PSUs to squeeze out even more out of the RockerBox ASICs."

pictures are from SP31 I guess.

http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp35-yukon-power-november-batch-1

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Quote from: wh00per on September 14, 2014, 12:39:57 PM

Biodom: I saw you deleted your post. As always there are "pain in the -beep-" customers and customers you like to work with. The good customer understands what he's buying, and he tries to help in the process. They get their issues solved quick (if any) because the personnel likes to work with them and they point exactly to the problem they have.

The other category keeps the vendor busy with questions, changes, options, more changes, does not regard deadlines, timelines, weekends .. they're the "customer" so if you want their business they will push you over the normal limits. As a manufacturer, you either "educate" your poor performing clients, or you drop them.

As a business, you get reviews from all over, and you struggle to keep up with demands OR you run your business decently, with strict rules for everyone. Stricter rules might seem a "bad business practice" in the beginning, but in the long run you end up having a happy life.

not sure what you referred to. I deleted a post about price because somebody already answered and this guy was satisfied, so why clutter.
I am also not sure about strict rules as far as what this referrs to, but i believe in sponds integrity, however communication about shipment queue could be better.
regarding weekend-it is currently NOT a weekend in Israel. Sunday is a working day, Fri and saturday are the weekend AFAIK.

Regarding pain-in-the butt customers-sometimes they are complaining, but buying-just look at one OP (hint-hint). He is buying from everybody: Spond, KnC, Bitmain, etc. etc and he complains about every one of them, but keeps coming back. it's much better than to have a customer who gets so offended, that they NEVER come back-just look at BFL or KnC message boards-it is epic.

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Biodom: I saw you deleted your post. As always there are "pain in the -beep-" customers and customers you like to work with. The good customer understands what he's buying, and he tries to help in the process. They get their issues solved quick (if any) because the personnel likes to work with them and they point exactly to the problem they have.

The other category keeps the vendor busy with questions, changes, options, more changes, does not regard deadlines, timelines, weekends .. they're the "customer" so if you want their business they will push you over the normal limits. As a manufacturer, you either "educate" and cater for your poor performing clients if you still want their business, or you drop them. The 80/20 rule applies (as in you spend 80% of your time to deal with 20% of your clients).

As a business, you get reviews from all over, and you struggle to keep up with demands OR you run your business decently, with strict rules for everyone. Stricter rules might seem a "bad business practice" in the beginning, but in the long run you end up having a happy life.

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Quote from: zvisha on September 14, 2014, 11:07:34 AM

Quote from: Biffa on September 14, 2014, 10:40:01 AM

Quote from: Biffa on September 13, 2014, 12:36:08 PM

While I wait for tech support to get back online, has anyone had a SP10 just not want to start up?

The symptoms are that it will not stay powered on. It will not even get to the point where is pulls a DHCP address so that we can access it. It will initially power up but then it will turn itself back off. I have no ethernet or fans. We tried different power cables and power ports on the pdu.

Does it sound like a bad PSU or a MMC corruption?

So just in case anyone else has a similar problem in the future, or if anyone has had it in the past, I'll update.

To summarise, SP10 that had been hashing at SP-Tech for a few months arrived at my colo, with the above symptoms.

Things that have been suggested to try are swapping the PSU with a working one (luckily I have a SP10 I can swap with), and doing the SD-recover following the instructions from here: http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/blogs/technical-blog/13098521-sp10-sp30-recovery-sd-card-boot-sd-card-creation-instructions

Will update more as I get more down the remote troubleshooting on Monday, in the meantime if anyone has had a similar symptoms and has a quick fix suggestion I'm all eyes

Cheers

First see if the led on PSU is green after restart. If not it is a PSU issue and it should be replaced.
Otherwise please follow the procedures for SD recovery (mmc corruption).
If recovery fails (mmc problem), create boot SD and try to boot from it.
If it fails, contact us regarding fixing the unit.

Thanks zvisha, will try the psu first.

zvisha

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Quote from: Biffa on September 14, 2014, 10:40:01 AM

Quote from: Biffa on September 13, 2014, 12:36:08 PM

While I wait for tech support to get back online, has anyone had a SP10 just not want to start up?

The symptoms are that it will not stay powered on. It will not even get to the point where is pulls a DHCP address so that we can access it. It will initially power up but then it will turn itself back off. I have no ethernet or fans. We tried different power cables and power ports on the pdu.

Does it sound like a bad PSU or a MMC corruption?

So just in case anyone else has a similar problem in the future, or if anyone has had it in the past, I'll update.

To summarise, SP10 that had been hashing at SP-Tech for a few months arrived at my colo, with the above symptoms.

Things that have been suggested to try are swapping the PSU with a working one (luckily I have a SP10 I can swap with), and doing the SD-recover following the instructions from here: http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/blogs/technical-blog/13098521-sp10-sp30-recovery-sd-card-boot-sd-card-creation-instructions

Will update more as I get more down the remote troubleshooting on Monday, in the meantime if anyone has had a similar symptoms and has a quick fix suggestion I'm all eyes

Cheers

First see if the led on PSU is green after restart. If not it is a PSU issue and it should be replaced.
Otherwise please follow the procedures for SD recovery (mmc corruption).
If recovery fails (mmc problem), create boot SD and try to boot from it.
If it fails, contact us regarding fixing the unit.

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Quote from: Biffa on September 14, 2014, 10:41:00 AM

Quote from: Doff on September 14, 2014, 10:32:18 AM

What is or was the Price of the SP31? I have been going back and forth with SP-Tech Sales, however I cannot seem to get the answer to the only question I care about.

$3920 for the October batch. http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp31-yukon-october-batch-1

Thank you Biffa.

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