My kernel log is always blank Does this happen to anybody else ?
My batch 7 @ 625 MHz & 5.0 TH/s was delivered about 30 minutes ago. I've had it running about 15 minutes now. It had high HWE's when I first turned it on. Once I configured the pools the HWE's went down to 0.0027% and remains there now after 26 minutes of mining.
My kernel log is blank like yours. I hope this fixes itself somehow fairly soon. I do have Tue Sep 15 16:50:19 CST 2015 Firmware. I'm about to update firmware. I'll edit soon to let you know what happened after firmware update to Oct. version.
EDIT #1: Well, I'm a bit hesitant about upgrading firmware to October version because they do not have one for 625 MHz rigs posted for update. I'm concerned it would make the default frequency 600 MHz instead of leaving it at 625 MHz.
Any opinions, anyone, about upgrading firmware for Batch 7 at 625 MHz default frequency?
EDIT #2: I had a look at the kernel log on my other S7's that have the Oct. Firmware. Some of them have data in the kernel log and some do not. Interesting...
I'm not going to update my Batch 7 to the latest firmware until they have a version posted for rigs with 625 MHz available. I do have my fans set on manual @ 80%. It's 75 degrees outside at the moment. So, the AC is on in the house right now.
EDIT #3: I did a soft reboot on one of my earlier S7's with a blank kernel log. They are back to working and showing data in the kernel log.
EDIT #4: I did a soft reboot on the new Batch 7 and the kernel log is fine. So, it sounds like you just need to do a soft reboot.
EDIT #5: Don't be alarmed if your hash rate is around 1300 to 1700 GH/s after a soft reboot. This means only one board is hashing. Just soft reboot again and your hash rate should go back to normal and the kernel log still displays data. I had to soft reboot my Batch 5 twice because of the same issue with 1300 to 1700 GH/s after the first soft reboot.
Interesting sequence of edits. Yes although my gut feeling is that the firmware for all the 162 Chip systems are the same except for the default frequency I am sure you are doing the right thing in not upgrading.
Rich