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Topic: Antminer D3 Blissz firmware (10/12 v1.12 update) - page 85. (Read 125911 times)

newbie
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btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

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This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
I second that! Good suggestion!

I third this.  Great suggestion

Use Awesome Miner, its have profit autoswitching and a lot more

External Profit Switching (for ASIC's and Antminers)
Awesome Miner will not add or change any pools on the miner. The profit switcher will only look at the pools already defined on the miner and change the priority of them. The priority is set based on profitability. The profitability of the pool must be known to Awesome Miner, either by using one of the supported multi-pools or by using a coin listed on the Coins tab.

Seems a bit limited for the cost.  I like the monitoring aspects, but I'm not sure this profit switching makes a difference for my D3s


Exactly! I am using "Prohashing" which has auto-switching to mine most profitable coin, so I don't need to pay for a software to do this for me, although the GUI of "Awesome Miner" is, well, awesome!
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink

This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
I second that! Good suggestion!

I third this.  Great suggestion

Use Awesome Miner, its have profit autoswitching and a lot more

External Profit Switching (for ASIC's and Antminers)
Awesome Miner will not add or change any pools on the miner. The profit switcher will only look at the pools already defined on the miner and change the priority of them. The priority is set based on profitability. The profitability of the pool must be known to Awesome Miner, either by using one of the supported multi-pools or by using a coin listed on the Coins tab.

Seems a bit limited for the cost.  I like the monitoring aspects, but I'm not sure this profit switching makes a difference for my D3s

full member
Activity: 218
Merit: 100
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink

This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
I second that! Good suggestion!

I third this.  Great suggestion

Use Awesome Miner, its have profit autoswitching and a lot more
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Performing it is a better way of learning things
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink

This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
I second that! Good suggestion!

I third this.  Great suggestion
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink

This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
I second that! Good suggestion!
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink

This may be a big ask, but can you have it so we can easily switch between different mining pools.  For instance, I've found myself frequently switching between having NiceHash and Suprnova as my primaries.  It would be great if I could have a second profile that has entirely different pools, or a different order (whatever the user sets).  In this way, I can easily switch my miners to a different pool profile.  It gets tedious to update 5+ miners when its time to change which pool they are operating on.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

I've seen similar issues too.  I've had a board peg to a random 100+ degree in the 'silent' profile with all of the settings down low (e.g. 400 freq, 11 volts).  The other two boards are at like 70 degrees.. but the third is 105+.  Its scary and I think the fans should be kicking into higher RPMs when 90 degrees is exceeded.

Thanks for this, I've seen it once before. I know  where it comes from. The displayed Temperature is incorrect, so nothing to worry, but I will solve it in the next version

Thanks.  Awesome work on this firmware, can't overstate that enough.
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

What is the name of this software on your screenshot? thank you
Its Awesome Miner
newbie
Activity: 9
Merit: 0
Someone know how to open the cgminer file in the D3 firmware?
full member
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Merit: 100
now anyone can recompile cgminer for me .. from bitmain ghithub dash miner wit this mod chance xcoin.c in groest.c (delete xcoin.c and rename groest.c in xcoin.c)
wasting time. read basic of programming.
groest.c used in xcoin.c and can't work else.

thans but already have that , that not the hexa file for programmer
are U sure?
Code:
#define PIC16F1704_PROGRAM_NEW                      "/sbin/pic.txt"
Code:
int PIC1704_update_pic_app_program_new(void)
{
    unsigned char program_data[5000] = {0};
    FILE * pic_program_file;
    unsigned int filesize = 0,i=0,j;
    unsigned char data_read[5]= {0,0,0,0,'\0'}, buf[16]= {0};
    unsigned int data_int = 0;
    struct stat statbuff;
    unsigned char start_addr_h = PIC_FLASH_POINTER_START_ADDRESS_H_NEW, start_addr_l = PIC_FLASH_POINTER_START_ADDRESS_L_NEW;
    unsigned char end_addr_h = PIC_FLASH_POINTER_END_ADDRESS_H, end_addr_l = PIC_FLASH_POINTER_END_ADDRESS_L;
    unsigned int pic_flash_length=0;
    int ret=0;

    applog(LOG_NOTICE,"%s", __FUNCTION__);

    // read upgrade file first, if it is wrong, don't erase pic, but just return;
    pic_program_file = fopen(PIC16F1704_PROGRAM_NEW, "r");
    if(!pic_program_file)
    {
        applog(LOG_ERR,"%s: open pic16f1704_app_new.txt failed\n", __FUNCTION__);
        return;
    }
    fseek(pic_program_file,0,SEEK_SET);
    memset(program_data, 0x0, 5000);

    pic_flash_length = (((unsigned int)end_addr_h << 8) + end_addr_l) - (((unsigned int)start_addr_h << 8) + start_addr_l) + 1;
    applog(LOG_NOTICE,"%s: pic_flash_length = %d\n", __FUNCTION__, pic_flash_length);

    for(i=0; i    {
        fgets(data_read, MAX_CHAR_NUM - 1, pic_program_file);
        //printf("data_read[0]=%c, data_read[1]=%c, data_read[2]=%c, data_read[3]=%c\n", data_read[0], data_read[1], data_read[2], data_read[3]);
        data_int = strtoul(data_read, NULL, 16);
        //printf("data_int = 0x%04x\n", data_int);
        program_data[2*i + 0] = (unsigned char)((data_int >> 8) & 0x000000ff);
        program_data[2*i + 1] = (unsigned char)(data_int & 0x000000ff);
        //printf("program_data[%d]=0x%02x, program_data[%d]=0x%02x\n\n", 2*i + 0, program_data[2*i + 0], 2*i + 1, program_data[2*i + 1]);
    }

    fclose(pic_program_file);

    // after read upgrade file correct, erase pic
    ret = reset_PIC16F1704_pic_new();
    if(ret == 0)
    {
        applog(LOG_ERR,"%s: reset pic error!\n\n", __FUNCTION__);
        return 0;
    }

    ret = erase_PIC16F1704_app_flash_new();
    if(ret == 0)
    {
        applog(LOG_ERR,"%s: erase flash error!\n\n", __FUNCTION__);
        return 0;
    }

    ret = set_PIC16F1704_flash_pointer_new(PIC_FLASH_POINTER_START_ADDRESS_H_NEW, PIC_FLASH_POINTER_START_ADDRESS_L_NEW);
    if(ret == 0)
    {
        applog(LOG_ERR,"%s: set flash pointer error!\n\n", __FUNCTION__);
        return 0;
    }

    for(i=0; i    {
        memcpy(buf, program_data+i*16, 16);
        /**/
        applog(LOG_NOTICE,"send pic program time: %d",i);
        for(j=0; j<16; j++)
        {
            applog(LOG_DEBUG,"buf[%d] = 0x%02x", j, *(buf+j));
        }

        send_data_to_PIC16F1704_new(buf);
        write_data_into_PIC16F1704_flash_new();
    }

    ret = reset_PIC16F1704_pic_new();
    if(ret == 0)
    {
        applog(LOG_ERR,"%s: reset pic error!\n\n", __FUNCTION__);
        return 0;
    }

    return 1;
}

The only way to see if this works, would be to make a dump of the pic directly on a programmer, and try to disassemble the hex into ASM.

Any godly developers?
newbie
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and you saw that there was a new firmware 20.11.2017
hta
jr. member
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A happy family is but an earlier heaven!
Hi Blissz,

Automatic restart did not run, although I have ticked: Automatic Reboot on low hashrate detection




sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
btw, your poll is locked so no one can vote Smiley

haha oops, I thought nobody cared Wink
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

I've seen similar issues too.  I've had a board peg to a random 100+ degree in the 'silent' profile with all of the settings down low (e.g. 400 freq, 11 volts).  The other two boards are at like 70 degrees.. but the third is 105+.  Its scary and I think the fans should be kicking into higher RPMs when 90 degrees is exceeded.

Thanks for this, I've seen it once before. I know  where it comes from. The displayed Temperature is incorrect, so nothing to worry, but I will solve it in the next version
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

I've seen similar issues too.  I've had a board peg to a random 100+ degree in the 'silent' profile with all of the settings down low (e.g. 400 freq, 11 volts).  The other two boards are at like 70 degrees.. but the third is 105+.  Its scary and I think the fans should be kicking into higher RPMs when 90 degrees is exceeded.
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newbie
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Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

What is the name of this software on your screenshot? thank you
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Activity: 224
Merit: 102
Too Many Miners Not Enough Electricity
Hi blissz,  firmware made a big difference to my temps and the noise reduction is God sent thank you, but then at random one of my d3's was overheating 100 degrees+.   I noticed the fan speed being around 2000rpm instead of 3800-4500rpm.

I flashed official bitmain firmware on that machine then few hours later one of the other d3's did the same after a network interruption and coming back online again that machine also stuck at around 2000rpm resulting in 100 degrees+ and super high hardware errors.  

Please look into this issue as the firmware really makes a difference, but is not worth the risk if the fan gets stuck at 2000rpm.  The red light on the machine flashes instead of the green when this happens.

Rebooting fixes the stuck 2000rpm fan issue temporarily.  It will happen on any of the fan profiles as well as when I set a custom fan speed of 50%.  It seems it might have something to do with when the fan speeds are suppose to spin up loud at startup, since it's quiet at startup now I think it gets stuck there and never ramps up again to the desired fanspeed but stays stuck at that 2000rpm mark.  

Havs anyone else encountered this?
https://imgur.com/a/x4v4G

You should try Zpool or multipool or NichHash to get better ROI by the look of your image I see. Thanks


I mine at ANTpool ONLY because they give a reward for finding a block and they are not THAT much lower daily payout (however they are lower)
sr. member
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Really need to make dev pool NOT run immediately after start. Makes troubleshooting pool settings REALLY difficult.  Just wasted a ton of time at my expense just trying to get some pools configured.

Take that into account in next update now that it's been mentioned a couple times please!



Yes, I subscribe to that, let us test the settings a bit.
Start dev fee after 5 minutes or 10 minutes. Nobody will reset every 10 minutes just not to pay the fee...

I agree, so I will delay it a bit.
newbie
Activity: 89
Merit: 0
Really need to make dev pool NOT run immediately after start. Makes troubleshooting pool settings REALLY difficult.  Just wasted a ton of time at my expense just trying to get some pools configured.

Take that into account in next update now that it's been mentioned a couple times please!



Yes, I subscribe to that, let us test the settings a bit.
Start dev fee after 5 minutes or 10 minutes. Nobody will reset every 10 minutes just not to pay the fee...
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