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Topic: ANTMINER S3+ Discussion and Support Thread - page 33. (Read 710240 times)

legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1005
Is there a place to buy..like the small networking card that the ethernet cable hooks into on the S3+ miners?
several of my miners took a lightening hit, and will not communicate now. Was hoping to repair them.

I would start to take one of them and do a factory reset and try to communicate with it using the default IP.
newbie
Activity: 5
Merit: 0
Is there a place to buy..like the small networking card that the ethernet cable hooks into on the S3+ miners?
several of my miners took a lightening hit, and will not communicate now. Was hoping to repair them.
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1005
Is there any chance to find a cheap S3 controller board around ?

Or the best solution to replace one ?

Thanks
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1006
there is a huge problem with your proxy..
its IP is set to 192.168.1.133

which by default is an internal LAN IP..

even if you have something on that IP, nobody else in the world will be able to access it.. just you.

you need to change your dns on your proxy to your EXTERNAL IP.. then setup a forwarded port so you can access the computer on IP 133 from your router.
or if you arent trying to access this from an ouside source, and just on local lan, why not use the IP instead of the internal dns name.
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 500
Where am I?
I am having a DNS issue with the pools on a lot of S3+s, wonder if anyone has seen this.  Miner can resolve other web addresses just fine, and if I put just the IP address in the config for the pool it works fine with the proxy on that IP. 

Seems the ants are racist to DNS that resolves an internal IP address.  See below:

saving space

What DNS are you using on your network settings?

Used the gateway router 192.168.1.254 for both the PC and the miners, also tried 4.2.2.2.  Same result.  It is a real public DNS server.

Might try the 8.8.8.8 one.  I have had no issues with it.  After you give it a try let us know what pools you are having trouble with.

I have router using 8.8.8.8 aswell.  So far no issues resolving pool's over multiple machines.

Tried same issue.

You can try it if you want. Just ping proxy-a.brokenshop.net ilfrom an S3 I would be interested if your S3 would resolve it.

So far my other manufacturers work fine. Just Bitmain is having an issue.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
I am having a DNS issue with the pools on a lot of S3+s, wonder if anyone has seen this.  Miner can resolve other web addresses just fine, and if I put just the IP address in the config for the pool it works fine with the proxy on that IP. 

Seems the ants are racist to DNS that resolves an internal IP address.  See below:

saving space

What DNS are you using on your network settings?

Used the gateway router 192.168.1.254 for both the PC and the miners, also tried 4.2.2.2.  Same result.  It is a real public DNS server.

Might try the 8.8.8.8 one.  I have had no issues with it.  After you give it a try let us know what pools you are having trouble with.

I have router using 8.8.8.8 aswell.  So far no issues resolving pool's over multiple machines.
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 500
Where am I?
I am having a DNS issue with the pools on a lot of S3+s, wonder if anyone has seen this.  Miner can resolve other web addresses just fine, and if I put just the IP address in the config for the pool it works fine with the proxy on that IP. 

Seems the ants are racist to DNS that resolves an internal IP address.  See below:

saving space

What DNS are you using on your network settings?

Used the gateway router 192.168.1.254 for both the PC and the miners, also tried 4.2.2.2.  Same result.  It is a real public DNS server.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
I am having a DNS issue with the pools on a lot of S3+s, wonder if anyone has seen this.  Miner can resolve other web addresses just fine, and if I put just the IP address in the config for the pool it works fine with the proxy on that IP. 

Seems the ants are racist to DNS that resolves an internal IP address.  See below:

saving space

What DNS are you using on your network settings?
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 500
Where am I?
I am having a DNS issue with the pools on a lot of S3+s, wonder if anyone has seen this.  Miner can resolve other web addresses just fine, and if I put just the IP address in the config for the pool it works fine with the proxy on that IP. 

Seems the ants are racist to DNS that resolves an internal IP address.  See below:

legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1006
I got extra 2014 1216
But I have no 2014 1024, and this would like to get. Can we exchanged them?

Thanks and have a nice day!

2014 12 16 was bugged and was quickly replaced by 2014 12 19 so don't worry about that. A copy of 2014 10 24 can be found here, but make sure you heed the warning!

20141024 firmware contains broken reset button functionality. If you set network settings wrong or are unable to access to the UI/SSH, the controller is considered unrecoverable and bricked. It will have to be sent back to Bitmain to be reflashed manually. Use at your own risk.
plus i think the 1024 and 1219 are exactly the same firmware but with the fixed button.

no need t run 1024, just use 1219.

i use 1219 on my s3s with the updated cgminer from westhash.
they work great..
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1185
dogiecoin.com
I got extra 2014 1216
But I have no 2014 1024, and this would like to get. Can we exchanged them?

Thanks and have a nice day!

2014 12 16 was bugged and was quickly replaced by 2014 12 19 so don't worry about that. A copy of 2014 10 24 can be found here, but make sure you heed the warning!

20141024 firmware contains broken reset button functionality. If you set network settings wrong or are unable to access to the UI/SSH, the controller is considered unrecoverable and bricked. It will have to be sent back to Bitmain to be reflashed manually. Use at your own risk.
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
Our S3 + B11 should be able to regulate the voltage below the frequency of in the menu, but I can not. I do not know why.
I think it should work with fw 2014 10xx.

I have these fw:
2014 0711
2014 0721
2014 0811
2014 0826
2014 1013
2014 1216
2014 1219
2015 0109

I got extra 2014 1216
But I have no 2014 1024, and this would like to get. Can we exchanged them?

Thanks and have a nice day!
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1185
dogiecoin.com
Hi,
I can not set the voltage chips. In the menu box for tension, but typing in any value after boot S3 + B11 unresponsive and I measured voltage of the chip voltmeter and there is still 0.760 V. Bitmain then somehow forbid editing tension in newer firmwares, right? You have what firmware and editing tension will really work?
The whole history of issued fw is available somewhere for download? Bitmain on site, some fw deleted and not available. Thank you for advice.

Yes its disabled in the software (since around the new year) but depending on your board type it may not be possible on the hardware itself. I have the following if anyone needs them, but not all of them may be good useable firmwares.

2014 07 11
2014 07 21
2014 08 11
2014 08 26
2014 10 13
2014 10 24 <- staple firmware but with broken reset button
2014 12 19 <- reset button fixed
2015 01 09
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
Hi,
I can not set the voltage chips. In the menu box for tension, but typing in any value after boot S3 + B11 unresponsive and I measured voltage of the chip voltmeter and there is still 0.760 V. Bitmain then somehow forbid editing tension in newer firmwares, right? You have what firmware and editing tension will really work?
The whole history of issued fw is available somewhere for download? Bitmain on site, some fw deleted and not available. Thank you for advice.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
Ok I tried something else.
I made a antenna from old wireless device I had.

I connected the S3 to my PC via ethernet, I had to change my my laptop PC adresse to 192.168.0.X to 192.168.1.X to access the S3 because my router is 192.168.0.1

After doing that I changed the LAN Ip adress of the S3 to 192.168.0.101 to make it accessible via my laptop without changing my ip address all the time.
I setup the wifi connection which worked the S3 is connected to the network.

Then I tried to setup the wwan interface, both with DHCP or static address and I just cannot access the S3 after deconnecting the ethernet cable from it.

I even see the device in my router DHCP list addresses but it remains unaccessable and doesnt hash...

And I changed back my laptop IP address to DHCP

Any tips here ?

No need to keep using 2 threads pick one Smiley

Again my 2 cents - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11627684
legendary
Activity: 1364
Merit: 1000
Ok I tried something else.
I made a antenna from old wireless device I had.

I connected the S3 to my PC via ethernet, I had to change my my laptop PC adresse to 192.168.0.X to 192.168.1.X to access the S3 because my router is 192.168.0.1

After doing that I changed the LAN Ip adress of the S3 to 192.168.0.101 to make it accessible via my laptop without changing my ip address all the time.
I setup the wifi connection which worked the S3 is connected to the network.

Then I tried to setup the wwan interface, both with DHCP or static address and I just cannot access the S3 after deconnecting the ethernet cable from it.

I even see the device in my router DHCP list addresses but it remains unaccessable and doesnt hash...

And I changed back my laptop IP address to DHCP

Any tips here ?
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
Hi all,

I am wondering if it's possible to use antminer S3 plugged with ethernet to my laptop which is on wifi ?
Any idea how to configure it this way ? because for some physical reason I can't plug it directly to my router.

Thx !!

Double post.  Gave my 2 cents  - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11623705

Let us know how it goes.
legendary
Activity: 1364
Merit: 1000
Hi all,

I am wondering if it's possible to use antminer S3 plugged with ethernet to my laptop which is on wifi ?
Any idea how to configure it this way ? because for some physical reason I can't plug it directly to my router.

Thx !!
soy
legendary
Activity: 1428
Merit: 1013
Well, I'm done for now.  I was mistakenly working with an old cost/kw, thinking the base was 7½¢ per but now the base is up over 8¢ and realistically working the gross cost per kw, 10.147¢.  I was running two S3's, 1½ S3+'s, two C1's, fans and pumps, window fan, and 1 S5, plus 2 laptops (could have gotten away with one).  Took two days meter readings, 112.5kw each day, then 24 hours no miners, 16kw.  Now there's likely a sliding scale with a lower surcharge with greater usage but this tells me that discounting that my base usage will cost more, it cost me $348 gross per 30.5 day month, $49.52 per month non-mining related, or $298.48 in mining costs (not counting power supply repair parts costs) while I took in ~$247 last month.  Or I lost $51.  I'll go a few days and get a better average for non-mining costs, then fire up the S5 for a day and see what I get.  But it looks like I'm done except in winter and that's relatively short down here in rural Georgia. 

That's the harsh reality for low scale miners, hope you will at least ROI after you sell the miners.
Won't sell.  Won't deal with buyers who expect too much or are incompetent.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 500
Well, I'm done for now.  I was mistakenly working with an old cost/kw, thinking the base was 7½¢ per but now the base is up over 8¢ and realistically working the gross cost per kw, 10.147¢.  I was running two S3's, 1½ S3+'s, two C1's, fans and pumps, window fan, and 1 S5, plus 2 laptops (could have gotten away with one).  Took two days meter readings, 112.5kw each day, then 24 hours no miners, 16kw.  Now there's likely a sliding scale with a lower surcharge with greater usage but this tells me that discounting that my base usage will cost more, it cost me $348 gross per 30.5 day month, $49.52 per month non-mining related, or $298.48 in mining costs (not counting power supply repair parts costs) while I took in ~$247 last month.  Or I lost $51.  I'll go a few days and get a better average for non-mining costs, then fire up the S5 for a day and see what I get.  But it looks like I'm done except in winter and that's relatively short down here in rural Georgia. 

That's the harsh reality for low scale miners, hope you will at least ROI after you sell the miners.
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