Antminer D3 Blissz firmware (10/12 v1.12 update) - page 105.

dod777

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Quote from: cobusg on November 19, 2017, 09:42:50 AM

This is hearsay, but I just heard from a friend who is waiting for 3 D3's that his client ordered, (December batch as far as I know) that after they contacted Bitmain complaining about the D 3 situation, Bitmain offered too keep their money in credit and they can then order other machines next year when available and only pay the difference, if there is any.

He will send me the mail from Bitmain as soon as he receives it from his client.

As I said this is hearsay at the moment.

I've adressed bitmain with the same request, but they didn't accepted my complain...I did it 1,5 weeks ago.... Undecided

cobusg

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This is hearsay, but I just heard from a friend who is waiting for 3 D3's that his client ordered, (December batch as far as I know) that after they contacted Bitmain complaining about the D 3 situation, Bitmain offered too keep their money in credit and they can then order other machines next year when available and only pay the difference, if there is any.

He will send me the mail from Bitmain as soon as he receives it from his client.

As I said this is hearsay at the moment.

cryptonitro

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leecher2k16

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i have so much problems with the 19.3 batches. The errors come with the original firmware. I tested yours.

Nov 19 13:30:22 (none) local0.warn cgminer[26590]: check_asic_reg: Chain0 has 60 ASICs
Nov 19 13:30:22 (none) local0.warn cgminer[26590]: check_asic_reg: Chain1 has 0 ASICs
Nov 19 13:30:22 (none) local0.warn cgminer[26590]: check_asic_reg: Chain2 has 0 ASICs

He shows only one chain (Hashboard). Bitmain is a piece of shit.

fecell

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Quote from: dndssc on November 19, 2017, 03:58:54 AM

Quote from: fecell on November 18, 2017, 08:22:16 PM

I'm successfully compile (for build test, not for any changes testing) without any modification a cgminer from bitmaintech fork (under ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS).
File size about 843 kb. TopicStarter, why your cgminer in your custom firmware is so bigger?!
Can you show flags you used for building, may be some is not needed for D3..

you're referring to this?
https://github.com/bitmaintech/cgminer-dash

You try to inject them in d3 with ssh?

Yes, this code.
But I haven't D3 (till 5 dec).

dottat

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Quote from: blissz on November 19, 2017, 03:43:22 AM

Quote from: hta on November 19, 2017, 03:17:58 AM

Quote from: dottat on November 18, 2017, 03:06:38 PM

@blissz what about making your dev pool run once a day instead of breaking the hash cycle once an hour? It would probably yield better results for you too..

I totally agree with you

Yes it would be a bit better for all of us on the long runs, but for now I have to let it run on the dev pool after a power cycle / restart as I can't detect if it mined for me it mined for me after a power cycle. That would mean that during "tweaking" of the miner it would relatively mine a bit more for me instead of for you.

Maybe a good compromise would be to choose a period of 2 or 4 hours. Any suggestions?

Yes... one other thing that I noticed is when i'm making changes it resets the clock so every time I make a change it runs your pool first. So if I have a couple changes to do for testing the dev pool keeps running back to back each time.

stugots2

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Too Many Miners Not Enough Electricity

Onix coin in X11 is profitable?

Saverioapple

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Quote from: slv1221 on November 18, 2017, 03:49:39 PM

Quote from: Saverioapple on November 18, 2017, 03:06:46 PM

Quote from: reimon85 on November 18, 2017, 02:15:56 PM

initramfs.bin.SD is a binary compiled for arm arquitecture , u must get a x64/x86 version of the executable or run in an arm

Ho can I do? Please explain me.

#Cut the header, leave rest
dd if=initramfs.bin.SD of=initramfs.gz bs=1 skip=64

#Make a temp directory for rootfs
mkdir rootfs_unpacked
cd rootfs_unpacked

#Unpack initramfs to designated directory gzip then cpio
zcat ../initramfs.gz | cpio -i

Profit))

Thank you for your answer. Why cygwin says error to this command (zcat ../initramfs.gz | cpio -i) ?

dndssc

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Quote from: fecell on November 18, 2017, 08:22:16 PM

I'm successfully compile (for build test, not for any changes testing) without any modification a cgminer from bitmaintech fork (under ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS).
File size about 843 kb. TopicStarter, why your cgminer in your custom firmware is so bigger?!
Can you show flags you used for building, may be some is not needed for D3..

you're referring to this?
https://github.com/bitmaintech/cgminer-dash

You try to inject them in d3 with ssh?

blissz

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Quote from: hta on November 19, 2017, 03:17:58 AM

Quote from: dottat on November 18, 2017, 03:06:38 PM

@blissz what about making your dev pool run once a day instead of breaking the hash cycle once an hour? It would probably yield better results for you too..

I totally agree with you

Yes it would be a bit better for all of us on the long runs, but for now I have to let it run on the dev pool after a power cycle / restart as I can't detect if it mined for me it mined for me after a power cycle. That would mean that during "tweaking" of the miner it would relatively mine a bit more for me instead of for you.

Maybe a good compromise would be to choose a period of 2 or 4 hours. Any suggestions?

D3 Antminer

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hta

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Quote from: dottat on November 18, 2017, 03:06:38 PM

@blissz what about making your dev pool run once a day instead of breaking the hash cycle once an hour? It would probably yield better results for you too..

I totally agree with you

Trade_BTC

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Great work here so far, i will give it a try and if you manage to add the function to mine any of the 11 algos separate i have no issue paying up to 1.5% dev fee.

If you can manage what you have so far.. achieving this would make you a hero to thousands.

proluxline

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thank you so much!

Pedrojok

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Quote from: proluxline on November 18, 2017, 11:49:53 PM

Hi guys,
I want to flash the last update, I was wondering which file to select to flash? there are 3 files in that tar archive.
Also in case I want to roll back, can I easily get back to default antminer firmware?

thank you!
Proluxliner

First, back up your bitmain firmware: System / Upgrade / generate backup. That's the file you will use to roll back to your default firmware if needed.

Then set your frequency to 400, set your fan to 25%, and upload the new firmware. Just select the tar archive (can be downloaded on the first page of this thread), and upload. You do not need to extract anything.

proluxline

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Hi guys,
I want to flash the last update, I was wondering which file to select to flash? there are 3 files in that tar archive.
Also in case I want to roll back, can I easily get back to default antminer firmware?

thank you!
Proluxliner

SimpleCoin8

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Quote from: nwfella on November 18, 2017, 08:31:08 PM

Going with recommended settings looked to be good for all of about 4.5 minutes. Steady hashrate around 14.5 with 0 hardware errors. Right after 4:30 mark, 2 of the 3 boards just quit. Bumping freq value above or below 400 of no help..just causes them to fail faster or right out of the gate upon reboot.

This firmware broke your D3?

nwfella

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Well hello there!

Going with recommended settings looked to be good for all of about 4.5 minutes. Steady hashrate around 14.5 with 0 hardware errors. Right after 4:30 mark, 2 of the 3 boards just quit. Bumping freq value above or below 400 of no help..just causes them to fail faster or right out of the gate upon reboot.

fecell

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I'm successfully compile (for build test, not for any changes testing) without any modification a cgminer from bitmaintech fork (under ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS).
File size about 843 kb. TopicStarter, why your cgminer in your custom firmware is so bigger?!
Can you show flags you used for building, may be some is not needed for D3..

stugots2

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Quote from: D3 Antminer on November 18, 2017, 07:54:01 PM

bitmain refuse the possibility of new algo's
Some of forum attendees had also same thoughts .
Actually , No one gave a hope about that as of now

of course they said that lol

Also the Giant can, so I'd imagine the D3 can

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