ckolivas can I just download and install the binary through the software portion of the Avalon firmware?
No you cannot. You can only save it to the /tmp directory on the avalon flash drive and run it directly if you know how to. Otherwise you'll have to wait for xiangfu to make new test firmware with the updated software. 
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I've added custom temperature control to the avalon code in the cgminer git master.
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
Can someone please post a build of this? I haven't figured out how to compile it for openwrt yet.
http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/temp/cgminer
ckolivas can I just download and install the binary through the software portion of the Avalon firmware?
I've added custom temperature control to the avalon code in the cgminer git master.
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
Can someone please post a build of this? I haven't figured out how to compile it for openwrt yet.
http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/temp/cgminer
I've added custom temperature control to the avalon code in the cgminer git master.
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
Can someone please post a build of this? I haven't figured out how to compile it for openwrt yet.
I've been out of the mining game for a while, since I decommissioned my 5870 farm -
Is there any reason not to mine feeless on ELIGIUS?
Is there any reason not to mine feeless on ELIGIUS?
I did a test on Eligius and for some reason I got a DEAD link to eligius and I was going to run it for 24 hours to come with a conclusion and compare with other pools.
I got a yellow and green and now back on slush. Need a stable Pool
I've added custom temperature control to the avalon code in the cgminer git master.
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
It now acts like a simple PID controller trying to maintain a target temperature, which by default is set to 45 degrees, so it will try to keep the temp 43~45, but never going below a minimum fanspeed of 20% as a safety precaution and to maintain airflow.
You can modify this value with the new command:
--avalon-temp
Setting this to something very low will have the same effect as turning the fans up to maximum and vice versa.
If you are not running it from a command line, it can be added to the "More options" box in the web interface (once you have the binary on your machine).
Just use a standard network cable. All network cards doing this automaticaly. No need of a "comp-to-comp" cable.
Auto-MDIX is only mandatory for gigabit ethernet chipsets but available on many newer 100 Mbit chipset too
Well, the ethernet port of the openWRT inside the avalons will do it too. So no problem at all.
The option to donate some of the hash rate (%) to the developers was not added , this also must be added
As I've said numerous times before - this proved to be a very controversial and at times unpopular feature and was very poorly subscribed previously. Just use a standard network cable. All network cards doing this automaticaly. No need of a "comp-to-comp" cable.
Auto-MDIX is only mandatory for gigabit ethernet chipsets but available on many newer 100 Mbit chipset too
Oh really? Wasn't this a necessity in the olden days?
Yes you needed an ethernet cross cable
These days just try it with a regular cable, if the link light comes up, it will work fine
With 43°C+ I got a huge of HW's, but since I changed my setup (blow outsite the room) temps gone down to 38°C and much less HW's.
what do your accepted, rejected and HW look like?
whats the formula for working out the real HW?
Well, I don't care.whats the formula for working out the real HW?
My calculation is 365MH * 240chips = 87600MH/s ...200MH Loose
Edit: srry for my calculations hehe
345 x 240 = 82800 - 82130.28 = 669.72MH
what do your accepted, rejected and HW look like?
whats the formula for working out the real HW?
Well, I don't care.whats the formula for working out the real HW?
My calculation is 365MH * 240chips = 87600MH/s ...200MH Loose
Edit: srry for my calculations hehe
345 x 240 = 82800 - 82130.28 = 669.72MH
temp 1 = 25
temp 2 = 41
temp 3 = 44
... Basically i've told the Mrs to ask me before she does anything with electric........ like cook, make a cup of tea, shower.... anything has to be checked with me first 
What is plan B?
host some avalons on my friends spare house boat ;P
what do your accepted, rejected and HW look like?
whats the formula for working out the real HW?
Well, I don't care.whats the formula for working out the real HW?
My calculation is 365MH * 240chips = 87600MH/s ...200MH Loose
Edit: srry for my calculations hehe
I've been out of the mining game for a while, since I decommissioned my 5870 farm -
Is there any reason not to mine feeless on ELIGIUS?
Is there any reason not to mine feeless on ELIGIUS?
what do your accepted, rejected and HW look like?
whats the formula for working out the real HW?
whats the formula for working out the real HW?
To get my avalons stable I had to change the clock values to 36:xxx in /etc/init.d/cgminer. With the standard values from stromborn's firmware, the avalons restarted every 5-10minutes.
greets,
ebereon
Yes, here is the powerdraw @Wall of both avalons:
1542W@Wall /2 with 80% effiziency = 616 Watt (stock PSU = 750 Watt). I see a buffer of 133 Watt
... Basically i've told the Mrs to ask me before she does anything with electric........ like cook, make a cup of tea, shower.... anything has to be checked with me first
What is plan B?
Oh really? Wasn't this a necessity in the olden days?
To get my avalons stable I had to change the clock values to 36:xxx in /etc/init.d/cgminer. With the standard values from stromborn's firmware, the avalons restarted every 5-10minutes.
greets,
ebereon
are you still running stock psu on 365?
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