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Topic: Antminer L3+ Blissz firmware (14/01/2018 v1.02 stable) - page 6. (Read 12009 times)

sr. member
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Hi there,

Thanks for the firmware.
I've been able to flash it no pb and have no problem so far.
This is my settings






Running 580 Mh/s with average 3hw per minute. <- is this too high btw?

Thanks again!

Hi looks like you got some nice ASIC's. They  perform really good for the voltage setting. My guess is it runs at about stock wattage now (800 watts) and does bring you a nice performance increase (15%).
My advice: chain 2 is on the limit with 7 HW errors in 4 minutes, I would set it one step down in the frequency. Chain 1 is running a bit hotter and a bit too many HW errors I would say, so I would set it one or two steps down in frequency. I think that will make it run around 570 MH/s rock solid stable and silent for 24/7 use. Good stuff!  Cool
newbie
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Hi there,

Thanks for the firmware.
I've been able to flash it no pb and have no problem so far.
This is my settings

https://i.imgur.com/Jua6idQ.png


https://i.imgur.com/JEX4jtg.png

Running 580 Mh/s with average 3hw per minute. <- is this too high btw?

Thanks again!
newbie
Activity: 48
Merit: 0
I'm wondering.. where can I obtain and inspect the source code used to create the CGMiner binary included in this distribution?

Isn't that a GPL3 compliance issue that people bashed another firmware hacker about a couple of years back?


If it helps you out with your fears I already took a look.  I have no affiliation with blissz but felt the same as you.  I can confirm the dev mining works exactly like he's stated it does.  There's no back door etc included.  It's just a customized version of the firmware/binaries.
newbie
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Thanks!!!  Smiley i have 689 watts at 381, lowest voltage and 493 Mh/s, 1 to 2 HW errors per 10 minutes. It runs really cool.
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258

Did you try repacking it after you unpacked it, and then trying to upgrade?
Also try using Internet Explorer, you might have to take a small does of cancer but you'll live.

It should not be necessary to repack the firmware. I will add the md5sum next time
newbie
Activity: 4
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I'm wondering.. where can I obtain and inspect the source code used to create the CGMiner binary included in this distribution?

Isn't that a GPL3 compliance issue that people bashed another firmware hacker about a couple of years back?
newbie
Activity: 12
Merit: 0
hi.

i just want to flash l3+. using file tar.gz not unpack it. but cant flash it.
upload file. upload 2% and system up cooling to 100% and reboot.
after reboot saying
tar: invalid magic tar: short read

Hardware Version   1.0.1.3
Kernel Version   Linux 3.8.13 #22 SMP Tue Dec 2 15:26:11 CST 2014
File System Version   Fri Aug 25 17:28:57 CST 2017
CGminer Version   4.9.0

my os. win8.1 x64 chrome browser



the firmware file you downloaded got corrupted. Download it in another browser might help.
I will release them with md5sum next time.

my friend who upload firmware properly also resend to me firmware in telegram. also this shi* happens.
then i try to extract all files from firmware i dont have checksumm error. all extracts without any errors. and i see what archieve not corrupted

Did you try repacking it after you unpacked it, and then trying to upgrade?
Also try using Internet Explorer, you might have to take a small does of cancer but you'll live.
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
hi.

i just want to flash l3+. using file tar.gz not unpack it. but cant flash it.
upload file. upload 2% and system up cooling to 100% and reboot.
after reboot saying
tar: invalid magic tar: short read

Hardware Version   1.0.1.3
Kernel Version   Linux 3.8.13 #22 SMP Tue Dec 2 15:26:11 CST 2014
File System Version   Fri Aug 25 17:28:57 CST 2017
CGminer Version   4.9.0

my os. win8.1 x64 chrome browser



the firmware file you downloaded got corrupted. Download it in another browser might help.
I will release them with md5sum next time.

my friend who upload firmware properly also resend to me firmware in telegram. also this shi* happens.
then i try to extract all files from firmware i dont have checksumm error. all extracts without any errors. and i see what archieve not corrupted

strange, actually I have no clue why it won't flash. Did you try to flash it using firefox for example? Anybody other suggestions for this problem?
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
hi.

i just want to flash l3+. using file tar.gz not unpack it. but cant flash it.
upload file. upload 2% and system up cooling to 100% and reboot.
after reboot saying
tar: invalid magic tar: short read

Hardware Version   1.0.1.3
Kernel Version   Linux 3.8.13 #22 SMP Tue Dec 2 15:26:11 CST 2014
File System Version   Fri Aug 25 17:28:57 CST 2017
CGminer Version   4.9.0

my os. win8.1 x64 chrome browser



the firmware file you downloaded got corrupted. Download it in another browser might help.
I will release them with md5sum next time.

my friend who upload firmware properly also resend to me firmware in telegram. also this shi* happens.
then i try to extract all files from firmware i dont have checksumm error. all extracts without any errors. and i see what archieve not corrupted
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258


zero is not needed, one or two HW errors a minute is fine, but I found the L3+ is more sensitive to HW errors, as your average hashrate will lower once you get too many.
It's a bit different on the D3, as it the D3 can still run fine when having upto 10 HW errors a minute or so.
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So I tried keeping it to a couple errors a minute, but I endedup with asic errors, after I reset the boards everything went back to normal, whew. It's strange cause my D3 runs fine wother 550 mhz each board with no errors and one of the boards is as 16V and it's running at 74C, I guess I got the winter to thank for that. But yeah I'm trying to run a maximum overclock, but this L3 is being a pain so far.

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The L3 is great for running at a lower voltage at a nice overclock, but it doesn't overclock as good as the D3 does. 640 - 700 MH/s is really the limit from what I've seen so far.
ASIC errors just indicate you clocked it too high (for the voltage set). Don;t worry, it won't kill your ASIC's permanently.
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
hi.

i just want to flash l3+. using file tar.gz not unpack it. but cant flash it.
upload file. upload 2% and system up cooling to 100% and reboot.
after reboot saying
tar: invalid magic tar: short read

Hardware Version   1.0.1.3
Kernel Version   Linux 3.8.13 #22 SMP Tue Dec 2 15:26:11 CST 2014
File System Version   Fri Aug 25 17:28:57 CST 2017
CGminer Version   4.9.0

my os. win8.1 x64 chrome browser



the firmware file you downloaded got corrupted. Download it in another browser might help.
I will release them with md5sum next time.
newbie
Activity: 12
Merit: 0

[/quote]

zero is not needed, one or two HW errors a minute is fine, but I found the L3+ is more sensitive to HW errors, as your average hashrate will lower once you get too many.
It's a bit different on the D3, as it the D3 can still run fine when having upto 10 HW errors a minute or so.
[/quote]

So I tried keeping it to a couple errors a minute, but I endedup with asic errors, after I reset the boards everything went back to normal, whew. It's strange cause my D3 runs fine wother 550 mhz each board with no errors and one of the boards is as 16V and it's running at 74C, I guess I got the winter to thank for that. But yeah I'm trying to run a maximum overclock, but this L3 is being a pain so far.

newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
hi.

i just want to flash l3+. using file tar.gz not unpack it. but cant flash it.
upload file. upload 2% and system up cooling to 100% and reboot.
after reboot saying
tar: invalid magic tar: short read

Hardware Version   1.0.1.3
Kernel Version   Linux 3.8.13 #22 SMP Tue Dec 2 15:26:11 CST 2014
File System Version   Fri Aug 25 17:28:57 CST 2017
CGminer Version   4.9.0

my os. win8.1 x64 chrome browser

newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
I wish to install this firmware, is working well for everybody?

Which is the best conf you use?

See the messages in the topic. I think it's quite stable already. I run my own L3+ now at 425 Mhz @ voltage setting 2. That means 560 Mh/s @ 770Watts. Stock would be 500Mh/s @ 800 Watts, so that's 12% extra performance and a 4% decrease in power usage.

Make sure to read the topic start and the instructions to prevent mistakes with the flash procedure.
blissz have you managed to create the D3 firmware that will allow it to mine other x algos yet?

-CointoHash411
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
I wish to install this firmware, is working well for everybody?

Which is the best conf you use?

See the messages in the topic. I think it's quite stable already. I run my own L3+ now at 425 Mhz @ voltage setting 2. That means 560 Mh/s @ 770Watts. Stock would be 500Mh/s @ 800 Watts, so that's 12% extra performance and a 4% decrease in power usage.

Make sure to read the topic start and the instructions to prevent mistakes with the flash procedure.
sr. member
Activity: 616
Merit: 250
I wish to install this firmware, is working well for everybody?

Which is the best conf you use?
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
This is another great job at firmware mods!!
I had raised my stock firmware up to 397mhz and was getting about 511mhs but I am sure at more than 800w advertised.  I think I remember initially testing and it was running at 820w stock.

Anyway, now I have it tuned at about 406 freq 5 power level on most of the chains and getting 520mhs and only pulling 755w.   Also running the fan lower and it’s not making a lot of noice, albeit nothing like a d3 before your firmware. Smiley

Thanks!!
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
Awesome Blissz ! Working great. I am using your D3 FW since the beginning (as a useless heater may as well run silent). Didn't really have a reason to mod my L3+, but just gave it a try, in case.

I did well ! I can't give you precise number because my electricity sucks (220v but can go down to 195v, so kill a watt readings might differ more than 50watts). But I estimate at least 120watts gain for same frequency, running at 425 and voltage 5, without HW.

Thank you.


That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing!
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 258
Thanks for your firmware. I have some questions. Thanks for the answers.

1. I'm worried about chips temperature. After the switching to the silent mode, the temperature of chips were ~63. I switched to Fan mode: "Auto Performance" - what it means? Will fans be too noisy at this mode? And why isn't there option "Stop running when temprerature is over 80℃"
2. I did in another way than you had adwiced. I set 425mh/s with the lowest voltage, and had ~8-hw per a minute!. Then I set voltage to 10 and hw were ok (0 hw per an hour). Tomorrow I want to set voltage to 9, 8, 7, 6. Is it an effective way?
3. Every 2 hours the ASIC will connect to your pool. Is it safety for ASIC to launch on/off another pool every 2 hours? Can you think about making switches avery 5 or 6 hours for 3 or more mins for you?

1)Auto silent mode will run the fans at a bit lower speed, but will increase to higher speeds when temps go up. Auto performance does basicly the same, but tries to keep the temps ~8 degrees lower, so the fans will run a bit louder.
2) yes that a fine way of doing it, I expect you will end up at voltage setting 2 to 5 or something for that frequency. That will save some heat and energy as the bitmain default is a lot higher (12 / 13)
3) It's save, but doing it less often is slightly more effective so I might build in an option later, so the user can choose the period.

full member
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Awesome Blissz ! Working great. I am using your D3 FW since the beginning (as a useless heater may as well run silent). Didn't really have a reason to mod my L3+, but just gave it a try, in case.

I did well ! I can't give you precise number because my electricity sucks (220v but can go down to 195v, so kill a watt readings might differ more than 50watts). But I estimate at least 120watts gain for same frequency, running at 425 and voltage 5, without HW.

Thank you.

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