Topic: Antminer L3+ can’t find asic boards (Read 115 times)
Thanks, I will give it a go and if it doesn’t work I will change status board.
I hope that you had a good time!
Took the faulty machine to the spot with the working machines. Unplugged one of the working one. Use that eth cable and also the power supply. Still not working. Attached the eth cable and psu to the working one and booted up that and it works fine.
So I think that we can assume that there is something that is not working as it should in the faulty machine.
Took the faulty machine to the spot with the working machines. Unplugged one of the working one. Use that eth cable and also the power supply. Still not working. Attached the eth cable and psu to the working one and booted up that and it works fine.
So I think that we can assume that there is something that is not working as it should in the faulty machine.
The control board sometimes dies.
I have 2 good hash boards in the house and three bad controllers.
It is more likely the controller died and not the 4 hash boards.
Try a few resets then flashing the controller with the firmware.
Oh BTW the party/dinner was fun
I hope that you had a good time!
Took the faulty machine to the spot with the working machines. Unplugged one of the working one. Use that eth cable and also the power supply. Still not working. Attached the eth cable and psu to the working one and booted up that and it works fine.
So I think that we can assume that there is something that is not working as it should in the faulty machine.
Took the faulty machine to the spot with the working machines. Unplugged one of the working one. Use that eth cable and also the power supply. Still not working. Attached the eth cable and psu to the working one and booted up that and it works fine.
So I think that we can assume that there is something that is not working as it should in the faulty machine.
Sounds fun with party 
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Thanks for looking into this, appreciated!
.Thanks for looking into this, appreciated!
All sober.
Okay so assuming you simply detached the l3+ from its eth cable and walked it into another room.
You then plugged it into a new power outlet and are using an eth cable in the new spot.
Assuming the 3 good units in different room are all working.
Lets try detaching 1 good unit. leave it sit just out of the way.
bring the dead unit to the spot you detached a working unit.
plug the dead unit in boot and let us know if it works.
if it does not work put it aside.
reattach the good unit and boot it should work.
If all of the above is true then you know the problem is within the dead miner.
Sounds fun with party .
Thanks for looking into this, appreciated!
.Thanks for looking into this, appreciated!
Moved from cellar to garage. Still on same network. And I also have three other working L3 on that network.
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At party and a bit drunk. Let me get.back to you in the morning.
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At party and a bit drunk. Let me get.back to you in the morning.
Moved from cellar to garage. Still on same network. And I also have three other working L3 on that network.
Hi
It worked on original firmware and also on Bliss firmware ( I also have the same Bliss firmware on three other L3 working fine). But when I moved the machine it stopped working.
It worked on original firmware and also on Bliss firmware ( I also have the same Bliss firmware on three other L3 working fine). But when I moved the machine it stopped working.
And did you move it in the same home?
or to a different home.
It may not be compatible with the new internet.
If it is on the same internet we can do some other troubleshooting
Hi
It worked on original firmware and also on Bliss firmware ( I also have the same Bliss firmware on three other L3 working fine). But when I moved the machine it stopped working.
It worked on original firmware and also on Bliss firmware ( I also have the same Bliss firmware on three other L3 working fine). But when I moved the machine it stopped working.
you have installed bliss firmware so I do not know if you have a corrupted version of it.
Did it ever work?
Did it work with bitmain firmware?
Did it ever work?
Did it work with bitmain firmware?
Hi
I need some expert help on this. My Antminer just shows 0 on all 4 asic boards. Is it the status board that is faulty or is there some other issues? From Kernel log:
May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Start A New Asic Response.Chain Id:[1] May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: tty_init 2 May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Start A New Asic Response.Chain Id:[2] May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: tty_init 3 May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Start A New Asic Response.Chain Id:[3] May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: open device over May 7 17:50:46 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: send cmd to get chip address May 7 17:50:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Chain 0 ASIC 0 !!! May 7 17:50:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Chain 1 ASIC 0 !!! May 7 17:50:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Chain 2 ASIC 0 !!! May 7 17:50:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Chain 3 ASIC 0 !!! May 7 17:50:48 (none) local0.notice cgminer[381]: Need to recheck asic num !!! May 7 17:50:49 (none) local0.err cgminer: Miner compile time: Sun Jan 14 00:00:57 CST 2018 type: Antminer L3+ Blissz v1.02 May 7 17:50:49 (none) local0.warn cgminer: Started cgminer 4.10.0
Appreciate any help on this!
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