Topic: ANTMINER C1 Discussion and Support Thread - page 60. (Read 129054 times)
I attempted to update and now the c1 cycles through but no web page interface and no mining. Any ideas?
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
Did you shut off the power on the PSU and then turn it back after you completed the flash?
Yes, I power cycled the units after the flash. Why is this 760 voltage important, couldn't the last firmware you enter 760 as well and reboot it? I also think I checked "save settings" so maybe that was it, but my original question remains. Was the old firmware not compatible with 760 or something or had a maximum?
I updated firmware on mine aswell. Both stayed at the 0725 they were before update. Is the 076 now what is recommended?
Can you please advise us Dogie what is proper setting after update?
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
Did you shut off the power on the PSU and then turn it back after you completed the flash?
Yes, I power cycled the units after the flash. Why is this 760 voltage important, couldn't the last firmware you enter 760 as well and reboot it? I also think I checked "save settings" so maybe that was it, but my original question remains. Was the old firmware not compatible with 760 or something or had a maximum?
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
Did you shut off the power on the PSU and then turn it back after you completed the flash?
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Good through December 15th
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anyone running these in series or sharing radiators? I am wondering if I could run 3 C1 units on a loop consiting of 2 pumps and 2 radiators. This would provide redundancy in case of failure and it seems that 1 radiator is more than sufficient per C1
Not bad,but I suggest you install 6 fans on each radiator. new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
My all 6 C1 is 250M 0725
Lack of information. On the original firmware you could change your voltage to 0760 also. What makes this voltage so different?
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
My all 6 C1 is 250M 0725
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't get it. I flashed the new firmware and my voltage is still the same as it was before I flashed it. I had mine at 0736. Am I supposed to change it manually to 0740 now or something?
anyone running these in series or sharing radiators? I am wondering if I could run 3 C1 units on a loop consiting of 2 pumps and 2 radiators. This would provide redundancy in case of failure and it seems that 1 radiator is more than sufficient per C1
I was thinking the same thing:
1st pump -> first C1 -> 1st radiator -> 2nd pump -> second C1 -> 2nd radiator -> 1st pump
If you don't have a radiator between each C1, I'd think the water going to the second C1 would be pretty toasty.
Might do it someday if price drops enough.
M
anyone running these in series or sharing radiators? I am wondering if I could run 3 C1 units on a loop consiting of 2 pumps and 2 radiators. This would provide redundancy in case of failure and it seems that 1 radiator is more than sufficient per C1
I used this for my S3's but it does not work for the C1 the files are not in the same places,
1. SSH into the miner
2. cd /etc/init.d
3. cp cgminer cgminer.bak (in case you really muck it up, cgminer.bak will be your backup)
4. Enter this in the terminal: sed -i 's/--queue 4096"/--queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1"/g' cgminer
5. press enter
6. go to the web interface of the miner - Status > Miner Configuration > Save & Apply - this will restart cgminer with the new settings
7. go tip Duce for figuring this out for us
does anyone know where to change --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1 for the C1
also does anyone have a solution for adding extranonce to the C1
1. SSH into the miner
2. cd /etc/init.d
3. cp cgminer cgminer.bak (in case you really muck it up, cgminer.bak will be your backup)
4. Enter this in the terminal: sed -i 's/--queue 4096"/--queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1"/g' cgminer
5. press enter
6. go to the web interface of the miner - Status > Miner Configuration > Save & Apply - this will restart cgminer with the new settings
7. go tip Duce for figuring this out for us
does anyone know where to change --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1 for the C1
also does anyone have a solution for adding extranonce to the C1
C1s behave like S2s. I think the file is /etc/init.d/cgminer.sh.
However changing it is mostly pointless, because the next reboot will put it back to "factory".
A much easier way is entering this command:
/usr/bin/cgminer-api "setconfig|queue,0"
I'd imagine you can also do "setconfig|scantime,1" and "setconfig|expiry,1", but I don't know if you can do it all at once.
M
I used this for my S3's but it does not work for the C1 the files are not in the same places,
1. SSH into the miner
2. cd /etc/init.d
3. cp cgminer cgminer.bak (in case you really muck it up, cgminer.bak will be your backup)
4. Enter this in the terminal: sed -i 's/--queue 4096"/--queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1"/g' cgminer
5. press enter
6. go to the web interface of the miner - Status > Miner Configuration > Save & Apply - this will restart cgminer with the new settings
7. go tip Duce for figuring this out for us
does anyone know where to change --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1 for the C1
also does anyone have a solution for adding extranonce to the C1
1. SSH into the miner
2. cd /etc/init.d
3. cp cgminer cgminer.bak (in case you really muck it up, cgminer.bak will be your backup)
4. Enter this in the terminal: sed -i 's/--queue 4096"/--queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1"/g' cgminer
5. press enter
6. go to the web interface of the miner - Status > Miner Configuration > Save & Apply - this will restart cgminer with the new settings
7. go tip Duce for figuring this out for us
does anyone know where to change --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1 for the C1
also does anyone have a solution for adding extranonce to the C1
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
both of mine came from the factory at 250/0725. Is the new firmware supposed to be running at 250/0760? Did you modify the frequency as well? What exactly was the problem this solved for you?
Is there a frequency to voltage table somewhere? I can't seem to find anything published on the frequency/voltage pairs.
Code:
/usr/bin/cgminer --bitmain-dev /dev/bitmain-asic --bitmain-options 115200:32:8:7:200:0782:0725 --bitmain-checkn2diff --bitmain-hwerror --version-file /usr/bin/compile_time --queue 0 --api-listen --default-config /config/cgminer.conf
edit: I guess it changes cgminer.conf and sets the voltage there to 0760. After about 10 minutes, one of my asics x'd out, so I reset it to 0725 for now.
thanks!
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I updated a C1 this evening and it was easy - exactly like an S3. Download on a PC, connect to the C1, select the .gz file on the C1 web interface, transfer to the C1, then confirm the flash. I kept the settings (network, pool, etc.). It flashed but then hung the first time back. I cycled power (don't cycle power unless needed and not until the flash is complete) and the C1 booted normally and works well.
After the reboot, speeds were 250 and voltage was 0760.
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new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
I don't suppose they fixed the p2pool issue(s) yet tho...
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
It's worth noting that this will increase your w/gh power draw
were talking about a few watts nothing to get frustrated about if your looking to offset the gains in Voltage you can use a larger radiator and or longer runs of pipe and drop 1 of the 3 fans or all 3 if you have it big enough this will cut down on power draw to the fans and offset the few extra watts the chips will draw. This unit is the same as an S3 but overclocked from the factory it was never sold as a unit with the lowest watt/gh ratio just my thoughts on the matter I have all my S3's over clocked for extra GH not as worried about power draw as the others I guess
new firmware update posted today one of the changes is increased voltage to 760 This is the fix you all are looking for so I suggest anyone with flaky performance on there C1's do this update. I pushed my voltage up to match the new update and my miner is running even better then it was a 745 volts
It's worth noting that this will increase your w/gh power draw
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