Topic: ANTMINER S2 Discussion and Support Thread - page 8. (Read 355604 times)

So have you overclocked it? What is your result?

 

my bestshare value rarely moves increases compared to my s1's and s3's. 

It does have the most recent firmware too.

any ideas why it doesn't move and should I be concerned? 

You can overclock the S2 from the web UI with the new firmware in the advanced tab. I wouldn't recommend doing so with the standard PSU though 

I posted this in a different discussion but I noticed that this one is labeled active, please excuse my forum faux pas. I'm hoping someone here can help me since I am a relatively new to using antminers. I have three s1's and two s3's and I just bought my first s2. I have successfully ssh into the s1's and s3's and have overclocked/underclocked without any problems, but for some reason I cannot edit the /etc/config in the s2. I open putty and enter root/admin and instead of seeing the normal welcome screen all I see is a line "root@antminer:~#", then I enter "/etc/config" and it says "-sh: /etc/config: not found". I have updated to the latest firmware from Bitmain and have rebooted several times. Any ideas what might be wrong?

Antminer,

Some of us are second hand purchaser of S2 and would like to enjoy the rebate. We would like to purchase the new units and hope to gain the same discount. I have 10 units of S2 which i purchase second hand.

Antminer,

Some of us are second hand purchaser of S2 and would like to enjoy the rebate. We would like to purchase the new units and hope to gain the same discount. I have 10 units of S2 which i purchase second hand.

that i know but at least an offer for the upgrade should be given. It is up to the buyer to upgrade or not.

I would like to stir the hornet's nest ...

What happen to our 1.8TH to 2TH upgrade pack??? Have we forgotten the promises and barely fullfill with just a firmware upgrade?? Where is our pitch fork... where is our burning broom stick ...

March March March!!!!

 

They don't need to do it. People will buy mining hardware in any case.

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