Topic: Antminer D3 Blissz firmware (10/12 v1.12 update) - page 43. (Read 125926 times)
Would I be able to use the Minera mining monitor software while running this firmware? I've recently installed minera and try to do a scan for local network miners, and I get the feeling it's not working properly because nothing is showing up under the dashboard. They've recently just now added D3 support. Otherwise if anyone has any ideas on how to monitor around 10+ D3s remotely, please let me know. Or perhaps the only option is awesomeminer?
To the dev... I really like what your doing here with the d3 miners. I successfully got my HW errors to a minimum using the firmware tweak options. However I do not think it to be valid to take a fee off of that machine for its lifetime of mining. I have disabled the dev fee pools. I would like to however send you some cash via paypal or whatever to support your efforts which were very much I am sure. I feel that the firmware is at least worth $25 to $50 for the added machine functionality. Let me know where I can send my contribution. Please don't be upset and try to understand where I am coming from. I want to do you right.
1. try to understand why Blissz enter the DevFee, He has only 1 D3 and have start mchange his Hardware that he not use somuch Electricity and to reduce the Noise of the Vents.Then he start with the Firmware, When he is Working on his Miner and testing the Firmware he can not Mine. This was the reason why he enter a vevfee in the Firmware and until now Blissz never say that is for Lifetime.
2. When he remove the devfee, lot of people will use this Software and never will donate a bit.
3. I personly can live very good with the Devfee, i save more money then i loose with the DevFee
Totally understand Where you are coming from and I will legitimately pay him for his efforts. I really would like him to chime in here. If he is offended by my offer then I will gladly add the dev pools back. He made my machine somewhat usable lol. I mean he can put the downloads of the firmware behind a paywall with no dev fee. Hopefully no one will share the firmware that is behind that pay wall though.
To the dev... I really like what your doing here with the d3 miners. I successfully got my HW errors to a minimum using the firmware tweak options. However I do not think it to be valid to take a fee off of that machine for its lifetime of mining. I have disabled the dev fee pools. I would like to however send you some cash via paypal or whatever to support your efforts which were very much I am sure. I feel that the firmware is at least worth $25 to $50 for the added machine functionality. Let me know where I can send my contribution. Please don't be upset and try to understand where I am coming from. I want to do you right.
1. try to understand why Blissz enter the DevFee, He has only 1 D3 and have start change his Hardware that he not use somuch Electricity and to reduce the Noise of the Vents.Then he start with the Firmware, When he is Working on his Miner and testing the Firmware he can not Mine. This was the reason why he enter a devfee in the Firmware and until now Blissz never say that is for Lifetime.
2. When he remove the devfee, lot of people will use this Software and never will donate a bit.
3. I personly can live very good with the Devfee, i save more money then i loose with the DevFee
Guys. I'm setup with zpool with 6 D3's. Running around 17/GH each. What diff should i be running? Im showing roughly 20/GH total on Zpools dashboard. I'm totally lost. Thanks for the help.
zPool shows the exact setup for a D3 on their home page with the dif of 92
"Bitmain D3 Settings:
URL: x11.mine.zpool.ca:3533#xnsub
Worker:
Password: c=
I have always used them as my backup to nicehash and since the hack they have been having issues with the pool since there are so many new users. I get a pretty close match on the hash reported.
How much do you make with zpool in 24h? Zpool had a history of taking 20% hidden fees before, so i am afraid of using that pool, i have prohashing as my backup pool.
Guys. I'm setup with zpool with 6 D3's. Running around 17/GH each. What diff should i be running? Im showing roughly 20/GH total on Zpools dashboard. I'm totally lost. Thanks for the help.
zPool shows the exact setup for a D3 on their home page with the dif of 92
"Bitmain D3 Settings:
URL: x11.mine.zpool.ca:3533#xnsub
Worker:
Password: c=
I have always used them as my backup to nicehash and since the hack they have been having issues with the pool since there are so many new users. I get a pretty close match on the hash reported.
To the dev... I really like what your doing here with the d3 miners. I successfully got my HW errors to a minimum using the firmware tweak options. However I do not think it to be valid to take a fee off of that machine for its lifetime of mining. I have disabled the dev fee pools. I would like to however send you some cash via paypal or whatever to support your efforts which were very much I am sure. I feel that the firmware is at least worth $25 to $50 for the added machine functionality. Let me know where I can send my contribution. Please don't be upset and try to understand where I am coming from. I want to do you right.
Hi,
Do you have support for awesome miner software?
I use this to profit switch between pools. but it cant seem to apply my Group of pools to the miner?
Jack
Do you have support for awesome miner software?
I use this to profit switch between pools. but it cant seem to apply my Group of pools to the miner?
Jack
works fine for me... put the pools in the miner then import to AM and create a profile for the D3s and works like a charm. I see it go to the dev fee pool every two hours then it goes to the primary pool then AM will switch it if needed.
Someone can help I flashed the last version of blizz firmware but the tempetures was to high.
Now I returned to the stock firmware and the tempetures keep high and with some errors.
What was your Voltage and frequncy settings.Now I returned to the stock firmware and the tempetures keep high and with some errors.
What temp you have in the room, where are the Miner and what is for you high temp
Hi,
Do you have support for awesome miner software?
I use this to profit switch between pools. but it cant seem to apply my Group of pools to the miner?
Jack
Do you have support for awesome miner software?
I use this to profit switch between pools. but it cant seem to apply my Group of pools to the miner?
Jack
I have just realized you do, but it wont let me prioritise a specific pool, the priority button doesnt do anything? im stuck on my default pool
It´s true, have just updated to the last Version and have the same Error.
But you can change the Priority, but is more complicated.
Click The right spot on Prioritize- there you see Define Priority and Quota
When you then double click on the number in the priority field you can change the number, but you must alltime change minimum 2 pools, that at the end only 1 Pool have prio 0.
Someone can help I flashed the last version of blizz firmware but the tempetures was to high.
Now I returned to the stock firmware and the tempetures keep high and with some errors.
Now I returned to the stock firmware and the tempetures keep high and with some errors.
hi, Blissz, I'm going to flash your firmware over my D3 to try to improve its working.
I have 19,3 GHs model and first thing was to lower the frequency. I set it to 506 Mhz where I get average 18200 GHs, the power consumption is around 1130W. I find those settings are the sweetspot regarding HW errors.
HW errors appears mostly in the second hashboard, arround 200 a day, also third hashboard is around 4 Celsius degrees hotter than first and second - can these be fixed with changing voltage ?
I heard from some folks, that undervolting the graphical cards for mining could harm them in longterm (if this is true at all) - do you think it is the same with asics ? I'm mainly conserned about loosing warranty - can Bitmain obtain any info from my D3 if there are any custom firmwares (antbleed is probably history now) ?
thanks in advance for answers,
best regards to you and to the rest of community
I have 19,3 GHs model and first thing was to lower the frequency. I set it to 506 Mhz where I get average 18200 GHs, the power consumption is around 1130W. I find those settings are the sweetspot regarding HW errors.
HW errors appears mostly in the second hashboard, arround 200 a day, also third hashboard is around 4 Celsius degrees hotter than first and second - can these be fixed with changing voltage ?
I heard from some folks, that undervolting the graphical cards for mining could harm them in longterm (if this is true at all) - do you think it is the same with asics ? I'm mainly conserned about loosing warranty - can Bitmain obtain any info from my D3 if there are any custom firmwares (antbleed is probably history now) ?
thanks in advance for answers,
best regards to you and to the rest of community
Guys. I'm setup with zpool with 6 D3's. Running around 17/GH each. What diff should i be running? Im showing roughly 20/GH total on Zpools dashboard. I'm totally lost. Thanks for the help.
Hi Blissz,
I think there is a bug in your latest firmware 08/12 v1.11. On the Miner Status page, the chains are numbered 2, 3, 4, but on the Miner Advanced Configuration page, they are numbered 1, 2, 3. Any changes made to chain 2 on the Miner Configuration page will be applied to chain 3 on the Miner Status page, and any changes to chain 3 will be applied to chain 3 and 4. Changes to chain 1 on the Miner Configuration page doesn't seem to affect anything.
As an experiment, I set the global frequency at 450M, chain 1 at 444M, chain 2 at 438M and chain 3 at 425M. Below is an excerpt from kernel log:
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 444
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 438
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 425
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 425
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 0 has 0 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 1 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [1] Chain Address
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 2 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [2] Chain Address
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 3 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [3] Chain Address
On the Miner Status page, it shows that the frequency of chain 2, 3, and 4 are 438M, 425M, and 425M respectively.
I think there is a bug in your latest firmware 08/12 v1.11. On the Miner Status page, the chains are numbered 2, 3, 4, but on the Miner Advanced Configuration page, they are numbered 1, 2, 3. Any changes made to chain 2 on the Miner Configuration page will be applied to chain 3 on the Miner Status page, and any changes to chain 3 will be applied to chain 3 and 4. Changes to chain 1 on the Miner Configuration page doesn't seem to affect anything.
As an experiment, I set the global frequency at 450M, chain 1 at 444M, chain 2 at 438M and chain 3 at 425M. Below is an excerpt from kernel log:
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 444
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 438
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 425
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: set_frequency: frequency = 425
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 0 has 0 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 1 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:47 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [1] Chain Address
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 2 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [2] Chain Address
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: software_set_address: chain 3 has 60 ASIC, and addrInterval is 1
Jan 1 00:35:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[12817]: Now Set [3] Chain Address
On the Miner Status page, it shows that the frequency of chain 2, 3, and 4 are 438M, 425M, and 425M respectively.
check the connections on the hashboard. mine had 1,2, and 4. bitmain connected hashboard 3 wrong, into port 4. maybe port 1 is empty?
You're right. I just checked the hashboard connections of the 4 D3 that I have. One of them have hashboards connected to port 0,1,2 and the other 3 have hashboards connected to port 1,2,3. Thanks for pointing that out to me.
Blissz, Class move fixing the bricked L3. I saw you stated it was your software that did it so you felt it was your duty to fix it. To be honest tit truely wasnt your fault. This should show Anyone who has a problem with the dev fee, he is an honest person.
Who has a problem with the dev fee? I haven't heard anyone complaint that it isn't fair, especially since it was set at a very reasonable 1.5%. What is irritating is that there are more posts about people posting than posts about the actual fee. Stop kicking a dead horse. The fee is 1.5%. Don't like it? Don't use the software. Don't like people posting about it? Pull up your big kid pants and ignore them like everyone else. Yes, I see the irony in this - but it's to nudge everyone to move on. Tell them you aren’t scamming us Blissz. Say it ain’t so.
Most of you know better, but let's try to be helpful
Look at the kernel log / connect whattomine / look at your mining stats and you will all see how it works:
every two hours it will mine exactly 1 minute and 50 seconds on one of the dev pools I hardcoded. This goes automatically / independent of the pools you have configured yourself. After that it will mine 2 hours on your pools again etc....
If you do see a reduced hashrate on your pool I think this might help some of you:
- you're on an older firmware which had a bug where it could not switch back to the main pool if it was down and it could hang for two hours in the dev pool.
- you only have one pool configured. If your main pool dies it will jump to the next alive pool (which is then the devfee pool)
- your main pool is not stable so it switches to the backup pool sometimes (which will cause that the hashrate is divided over two pools)
- you mine on a pool that scams you
- you have so many hardware errors / xxxx that kills your hashrate. (and have auto reboot disabled)
- you have an unstable internet connection: this will cause that you get the work packages late and you get a lot more then normal discarded shares, because they couldn't be delivered to the pool in time
- Same as the previous point, but then a bad connection on the pool operator side.
- For some other reason your d3 just doesn't like my firmware -> just flash back to stock ( I can't think of anything else then the above, but I am just a human...)
Ok so where to start: the kernel log will be really helpful if you experience problems. Furthermore you can run a ping on the pool for a few hours to see if you get lost packages. If you're still in doubt: just post your problem here (describe it good and post your kernel log) so myself or a fellow forum member can help you out.
edit: added the last line, which is a possibility of course :')
Thanks for the thorough explanation. Great job on the firmware buddy. I appreciate the work you have done to improve our space heaters’ efficiency.
For skeptics, how is dev fee calculated :
Duration dev pool : 110 secondes every two hours(see attachments) is 1320 secondes per day.
If you subtract this result by the number of minutes per day, and that you calculate 1.5% of this value you will find:1276
If we compare to the 1320 second we are close to 1.50 is exactly 1.565% !
Good job Blissz !! keep on going
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Blissz,
Class move fixing the bricked L3. I saw you stated it was your software that did it so you felt it was your duty to fix it. To be honest tit truely wasnt your fault. This should show Anyone who has a problem with the dev fee, he is an honest person.
On a sepperate note.
I just got back a board from Bitmain warranty(california) seems to be working fine. The process took about 2 business weeks. Not great but the communication was great with Bitmain and their ticket process is pretty good.
Also this firmware has allowed me to run both machines at a combined 1550 watts. And it could be better, but some boards require more volts than others.
Class move fixing the bricked L3. I saw you stated it was your software that did it so you felt it was your duty to fix it. To be honest tit truely wasnt your fault. This should show Anyone who has a problem with the dev fee, he is an honest person.
On a sepperate note.
I just got back a board from Bitmain warranty(california) seems to be working fine. The process took about 2 business weeks. Not great but the communication was great with Bitmain and their ticket process is pretty good.
Also this firmware has allowed me to run both machines at a combined 1550 watts. And it could be better, but some boards require more volts than others.
Seems like Bitmain has a backdoor to their machine. Anyone sure about The Antbleed Backdoor?
http://www.antbleed.com/
It was disabled in later versions. http://www.antbleed.com/
Seems like Bitmain has a backdoor to their machine. Anyone sure about The Antbleed Backdoor?
http://www.antbleed.com/
http://www.antbleed.com/
Interesting. Seems like an easy fix.
Also any plans to do the same on the L3+ ??
loving the software just need to improve awesome miner a little further. lost some functionality
loving the software
just need to improve awesome miner a little further. lost some functionality 
Seems like Bitmain has a backdoor to their machine. Anyone sure about The Antbleed Backdoor?
http://www.antbleed.com/
http://www.antbleed.com/
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