Antminer D3 Blissz firmware (10/12 v1.12 update) - page 89.

blissz

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Quote from: Pedrojok on November 22, 2017, 09:58:02 PM

Could you switch to your devfee pool at the end of the period, instead of before ?

I can not put it at the end of the period as people can make a simple restart script, but I will make the devpool period a lot shorter as soon as I got the last known issue fixed

Quote from: dt8666 on November 23, 2017, 09:01:18 AM

Do I have to use this version instead of the earlier you posted few post above?

yes

Shitcointalk

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Quote from: blissz on November 23, 2017, 06:32:37 AM

23/11 test UPDATE (2)

Hi guys, I need some feedback on this version before I put it to the topic start. It adds quite some experimental features, so please let me know if it works ok for you or not.

https://mega.nz/#!nlRjQJQR!QSLT_LCz6JAeUdzX4vHtz2aI5Kr1i724TrZLLGaXzYk

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

I changed my password and I got banned !!! What the Fck is that Huh

Anyway I am trying your latest update, and so far so good. Just tried default fan setting and it is back to decent temp. I checked reboot on low hashrate as well, but can't say anything yet.
Thanks for the quick update.

Any thought on my second question ?

Quote from: Pedrojok on November 22, 2017, 09:58:02 PM

Could you switch to your devfee pool at the end of the period, instead of before ?

blastar

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Quote from: Ubersonic on November 23, 2017, 08:13:48 AM

Quote from: blastar on November 23, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

For all those overclocking their D3s: The increase in profits with overclocking vs electricity usage is generally mutually exclusive!

There is an important caveat with this that should be mentioned: Do you believe in crypto?

What I mean is, a few years ago a friend of mine was obsessed with tuning his GPU rigs for energy efficiency over performance, his mantra was that if it makes $5 less a day but costs $9 less then that's like a bonus $4, I didn't bother with that as I believed in the coins I was mining/hoarding. I won in the end because his $9 a day saved is still $9 a day saved, but his $5 a day lost is now $200 a day lost because that lost crypto has risen in value.

You are absolutely right Ubersonic! You can still mine a good/promising coin with a loss which might turn into gains in the future, no doubt! It all depends how much you are able to shell out for your electricity bill without getting problems with your bank! Not everybody has cheap or free electricity. In my case, my day rate is too high for a profitable D3 mining (28 cent/kWh!) but my night rate is ok (17.5 cent/kWh). I also have solar, so during sunny days, I mine for free! If I mine with all my 5 miners 24 hours a day (without solar), I would have to pay for over 42000 kWh per year @ a daily rate of 23.6 cent/kWh, which means over $10,300 in electricity costs alone, and this is a lot of money for many people!

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Mining with noise and without noise is all possibl

Quote from: blissz on November 23, 2017, 08:58:04 AM

23/11 recommended UPDATE

stable now I would say Cool

https://mega.nz/#!i5gyzSJY!IweNLt7F9mRT-wVwPX1ATkwF1Zz_keHSJ9Jg5wmNj04

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:[/b]
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

Do I have to use this version instead of the earlier you posted few post above?

blissz

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23/11 recommended UPDATE

stable now I would say Cool

https://mega.nz/#!i5gyzSJY!IweNLt7F9mRT-wVwPX1ATkwF1Zz_keHSJ9Jg5wmNj04

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:[/b]
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

ipan kh

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a good idea dev i am interested in this project and i follow you

Ubersonic

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Quote from: blastar on November 23, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

For all those overclocking their D3s: The increase in profits with overclocking vs electricity usage is generally mutually exclusive!

There is an important caveat with this that should be mentioned: Do you believe in crypto?

What I mean is, a few years ago a friend of mine was obsessed with tuning his GPU rigs for energy efficiency over performance, his mantra was that if it makes $5 less a day but costs $9 less then that's like a bonus $4, I didn't bother with that as I believed in the coins I was mining/hoarding. I won in the end because his $9 a day saved is still $9 a day saved, but his $5 a day lost is now $200 a day lost because that lost crypto has risen in value.

blastar

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Thanks for the update Blissz! I will check it later today...

For all those overclocking their D3s: The increase in profits with overclocking vs electricity usage is generally mutually exclusive! Unless you have free or extremely cheap electricity, you won't gain much with overclocking because you will use more electricity. Also, pushing the miner to its limits and let it run like this for a prolonged periods of time might cause it to fail completely! It is much better to reduce the hashing rate a little while reducing energy consumption a lot (and here is where Blissz's version shines!).

I you want to check what makes sense for you, use this site to calculate the most profitable X11 hashrate vs power usage for your location, taking into consideration your local electricity price:
https://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency

Select X11 only and de-select other algorithms. Here is an example for 16Gh hashing rate / 780 Wh. electricity usage / 0.10 cents per kWh electricity price:

https://i.imgur.com/K7Ll5sc.jpg

The result appears like this (Bitcoin is always there for compasrison):
https://i.imgur.com/C9DHx39.jpg

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guys i try to unpack the packed with 7 zip. i make edit fiew setings and i pack again by 7 zip and i change format when i try to instal packed i have this msg

Quote

tar: invalid magic tar: short read

anybody know how to pack this packed again ?

1* Unpack Antminer-D3-20171120_3-blissz.tar.gz - by 7zip
2* Unpack initramfs.bin.SD - by 7zip
3* Unpack Angstrom-antminer_m-eglibc-ipk-v2013.06-beaglebone.rootfs.cpio - by 7zip

edit fiew things on setings for test and now

1* How to pack folder:

Angstrom-antminer_m-eglibc-ipk-v2013.06-beaglebone.rootfs to keep all setings CPIO ? to take

Angstrom-antminer_m-eglibc-ipk-v2013.06-beaglebone.rootfs.cpio

2* How to pack fille:

Angstrom-antminer_m-eglibc-ipk-v2013.06-beaglebone.rootfs.cpio to keep all setings .bin.SD ? to take

initramfs.bin.SD

and last

3* How to pack fille:

am335x-boneblack-bitmainer.dtb
initramfs.bin.SD
runme.sh to keep all setings .tar.gz ? to take

Antminer-D3-20171120_3-blissz.tar.gz

REGARDS !

kristikun

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Quote from: Jup1t3rR on November 23, 2017, 07:09:42 AM

Quote from: kristikun on November 23, 2017, 06:54:58 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Hi Blissz

1) on version from 21/11 for some reason i dont have your logo

Here are my parameters on overclocking

Voltage to max, fan speed 100% frequency 650 mhz

https://imgur.com/a/dCJx4

U goona burn it pretty fast like dat Wink

check mine - https://imgur.com/a/RrAYh - stable

what power usage mate?

chain 1 - 20
chain 2 - 19
chain 3 - 17

Jup1t3rR

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Quote from: kristikun on November 23, 2017, 06:54:58 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Hi Blissz

1) on version from 21/11 for some reason i dont have your logo

Here are my parameters on overclocking

Voltage to max, fan speed 100% frequency 650 mhz

https://imgur.com/a/dCJx4

U goona burn it pretty fast like dat Wink

check mine - https://imgur.com/a/RrAYh - stable

what power usage mate?

kristikun

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Hi Blissz

1) on version from 21/11 for some reason i dont have your logo

Here are my parameters on overclocking

Voltage to max, fan speed 100% frequency 650 mhz

https://imgur.com/a/dCJx4

U goona burn it pretty fast like dat Wink

check mine - https://imgur.com/a/RrAYh - stable

banzsolt1

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Quote from: blissz on November 23, 2017, 06:32:37 AM

23/11 test UPDATE (2)

Hi guys, I need some feedback on this version before I put it to the topic start. It adds quite some experimental features, so please let me know if it works ok for you or not.

https://mega.nz/#!nlRjQJQR!QSLT_LCz6JAeUdzX4vHtz2aI5Kr1i724TrZLLGaXzYk

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

cheers for this!

Jup1t3rR

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Quote from: blissz on November 23, 2017, 06:32:37 AM

23/11 test UPDATE (2)

Hi guys, I need some feedback on this version before I put it to the topic start. It adds quite some experimental features, so please let me know if it works ok for you or not.

https://mega.nz/#!nlRjQJQR!QSLT_LCz6JAeUdzX4vHtz2aI5Kr1i724TrZLLGaXzYk

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

Hi

i know this question has been asked many times but i will ask directly mate

what are the chances of making this miner work with other algo ?

the reason I ask is that I'm getting D3 end of this month and the current profitability is so poor that I'm thinking of just getting rid of it....

thank you

kristikun

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Quote from: chase.pxelplus on November 22, 2017, 10:38:02 PM

Quote from: kristikun on November 22, 2017, 08:11:07 AM

Quote from: blastar on November 22, 2017, 08:03:04 AM

Quote from: kristikun on November 22, 2017, 07:53:09 AM

Quote from: blissz on November 22, 2017, 07:39:01 AM

Quote from: kristikun on November 22, 2017, 07:35:16 AM

Well this looks my stable peak - https://imgur.com/a/v7X9J im worried abou that last chip having 77 temperature do u think it will be alright ?

a really nice overclock. What are your voltage settings? Your temperatures are perfectly fine. I can't give you any guarantee, but if you have cheap electricity and can handle the noise I would let it run at these speeds.

If you're worried about the last chain, you can clock that chain down a bit to i.e 575 Mhz and lower the voltage a bit too to get it to ~73 degrees as well. Let chain 1 and 2 run at the settings as they are now.

I was playing with the chain a bit but when i change voltage of 1 chain it somehows affect the others to and i get HWS / high temps ? MY current voltage settings are 20 on all chains , i tryed nearly all of the high combinations this one seems to be the most stable with 4-7 HW for hour on middle chain as i said only things that worries me is the last chain with 77 degree atm, Might aslo meantion my D3 is in ventilated room with room temp around 0 degree

Hi,
I would reduce the frequency a little for the last chain which seems always to have higher temperatures (I have 4 D3s and I see the same phenomenon). This is probably due to the way the fans are pushing the air through the body of the miner, which causes more air to flow to one side, affecting the other side where the 3rd chain is located. 77 deg. is ok, but I would not let it run 24/7. The highest temp. I would run any of my D3 miners on a 24/7 basis is 75 deg. C. and even then, one would get more HW errors than with lower temperatures.

Thanks i wanted to know the peak ima get it to 75 Wink

also im not getting HW errors after 1 hour i got just 4 HW only on middle chain

What is your voltage setting for the 3 chains?

I changed to those - https://imgur.com/a/VBkMS - but the voltage was 20 before i lowered it for less temp its 17 atm

dalat

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how I can fix the fan at 10 or 25% before install the beta firmware?

dsldsl

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Quote from: dsldsl on November 22, 2017, 10:43:06 PM

I have got another problem after tested your firmware from page 1.

After rollback to the official firmware, my temp is really abnormal. It is much higher than usually.

I have 2 D3 in the same location and they normal run around the same 70 / sub 70, but the temp has suddenly shoot right up even after rolling back to the official firmware which is quite worrying.

D3 which tested with your firmware and rolled back to stock is running at 487(default) Board temp 59/59/61 and Chip temp 76/76/78 fan at 4560rpm

D3 right next to it with stock and not tested with your firmware is running at 487 (default) board temp 51/52/56 and Chip temp 66/67/71 fan at 4140 rpm.

My D3 have never had board temp over 57 and they are normally at around 56 max but after flashing your firmware I can't seems to get the temps down.

Please advise!

Hi Blissz,

Any chance you can give me some ideas on why my temp seems messed up after trying your firmware and rollback to the Bitmain one? I am currently underclocking it to keep the temps down.

blissz

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23/11 test UPDATE (2)

Hi guys, I need some feedback on this version before I put it to the topic start. It adds quite some experimental features, so please let me know if it works ok for you or not.

https://mega.nz/#!nlRjQJQR!QSLT_LCz6JAeUdzX4vHtz2aI5Kr1i724TrZLLGaXzYk

Changes 23/11: (compared to 21/11)
- fast mining startup after changing settings / reboot (~19 seconds vs ~50 seconds in the previous firmwares). Safes you some time when experimenting with settings.
- adds the reboot on low hashrate option (checks every 2 minutes and kicks in when the hashrate is measured below 88% of the expected hashrate)
- ~ 1% improvement on effective average hashrate *jeeej*
- fixed flash upgrade speed to new versions
- added AUTO FAN profiles. The default profile is the one that's in since the start, the performance is more like the stock bitmain auto fan profile and the silent profile keeps things nice and quiet. Manual mode is for setting a static fan speed.

know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for 10 seconds.

happy mining!

blissz

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Hi Blissz

1) on version from 21/11 for some reason i dont have your logo

Here are my parameters on overclocking

Voltage to max, fan speed 100% frequency 650 mhz

https://imgur.com/a/dCJx4

about the logo: press ctrl + f5

But man that's some serious hashrate Shocked

a new record guys?
I hope your electricity is free as it will draw at least 1500 watts of power I guess.
I don't advice to use it 24/7 at this voltage as chances increases something will break.
Furthermore chain 1 is really struggling (look at the HW errors). I advice to lower the frequency on that chain.

My advice: try to aim for 575Mhz / 600Mhz max as daily driver. It will still give you 21Mh/s + speeds, and it's better on the long run

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Quote from: kristikun on November 23, 2017, 04:59:26 AM

Quote from: blissz on November 22, 2017, 07:26:58 AM

Quote from: kristikun on November 22, 2017, 05:52:40 AM

Heya so i started using your firmware to OC mine D3 so far iv been able to get stable 21gh with few hw on 1 chain , fan on 90% but im not sure about the chip temperature for 24/7 usage my hottest chain has chip 74 +- would this be alrigh for nonstop mining ?

Of course the chances of breaking something increases when OCing, but I think your temperatures are fine, so it should not be an issue. The hashrate of 21Gh.s us really nice if you don't mind the noise and electricity

Let us know how it goes.

OK so this is my final peak for OC running nearly a day https://imgur.com/a/nhZga looks good huh ? temp around 73-76 max on chips , hash 21.6- 22.2 gh

that s bad , we need everyone lowering hasrate to get more profit instead of electricity bill
but no it s not good for life of your miner

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