just an FYI the EC at the bottom right of the miner status tells you what is wrong
error 513 = error 512 (fan error) + error 1 (idle)
Meaning the fan plug was probably loose, once you reconnect a fan after this error always power cycle the miner to get it hashing again
Topic: Avalon6 - no hash rate (Read 999 times)
Temperature: 63°C | Fan: 3000RPM
mine with the new fan, it's not to loud either i could sleep in the same room if i wanted to but the heat would drive me up a wall .I wish it would sty 40 Degrees or less all year long were i live so most heat over 40 degrees i hate when i was in my 40 and below i wanted it like 90 all year..
well any way glad you got it .
mine with the new fan, it's not to loud either i could sleep in the same room if i wanted to but the heat would drive me up a wall .I wish it would sty 40 Degrees or less all year long were i live so most heat over 40 degrees i hate when i was in my 40 and below i wanted it like 90 all year..
well any way glad you got it .
cool i was about to say reboot it everything seems ok .
thanks top .
thanks top .
I went back out to the server room to look at the lights and there was a red flashing light on the Avalon.
I turned it off/on and now it's working.
I guess it just needed hard booted?
thanks for your help
I turned it off/on and now it's working.
I guess it just needed hard booted?
thanks for your help
over top of that is some tabs, go to the network tab then go to edit and post that screen . IF you SSH into the PI you may not or can not change much in a Openwrt type command line unless you know how to use openwrt in SSH it is way different then your normal Linux command line with very few apps installed so it is faster and very light weight.
if it pings ok then try another pool ? . if it hashes bitmain may be having issue for you . im mining on antpool atm with my Avalon 6 .
does the fan spin down at all, I noticed it is spinning at 7900 RPMS , i get two load spin up after i turn on my A6 then it settle down and gets very quite, i also replaced the fan for less noise but the stock fan really isn't that bad .
if it pings ok then try another pool ? . if it hashes bitmain may be having issue for you . im mining on antpool atm with my Avalon 6 .
does the fan spin down at all, I noticed it is spinning at 7900 RPMS , i get two load spin up after i turn on my A6 then it settle down and gets very quite, i also replaced the fan for less noise but the stock fan really isn't that bad .
I don't know how to post an image here but here is a link to a screenshot:
http://shawnanderson.net/stuff/minerpage.jpg
It's connected to the switch using a CAT5 cable (not wireless).
I can SSH into the Pi and ping Google DNS 8.8.8.8.
The fan is spinning.
http://shawnanderson.net/stuff/minerpage.jpg
It's connected to the switch using a CAT5 cable (not wireless).
I can SSH into the Pi and ping Google DNS 8.8.8.8.
The fan is spinning.
sense you moved it make sure the USB stuff is plugged in tight .
what does the very bottom line show in the GUI of the miner show, not the pretty red color part go to advanced setting .
are any lights on the USB converter flashing any colors ? .
pool settings right ?
try another pool ? .
the fan does turn at start up ?
it should hash all most right a way if everything is set up right sense it seems to be working right .
what does the very bottom line show in the GUI of the miner show, not the pretty red color part go to advanced setting .
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Avalon Devices Status
Indicator Elapsed Device MM DNA LocalWorks SmartSpeed GHS Temperature(C) Fan(RPM) InputVoltage(V) PG EC
Indicator Elapsed Device MM DNA LocalWorks SmartSpeed GHS Temperature(C) Fan(RPM) InputVoltage(V) PG EC
are any lights on the USB converter flashing any colors ? .
pool settings right ?
try another pool ? .
the fan does turn at start up ?
it should hash all most right a way if everything is set up right sense it seems to be working right .
Yesterday I received and set up my Avalon6 for the first time. Everything was running beautifully and in 1 day I made over $2 worth of bitcoin.
Anyway, it was too loud for where I had set it up, so I moved it out to my server room.
All I changed was re-configuring the local IP address of the Pi because the network subnet was different.
Everything turned on and is running OK, but it doesn't appear to be working.
The hash rate is zero. The Cgminer Status shows all 3 of my pools are alive, but I have zero "accepted".
It's been running for about 45 minutes. It seems like when I set it up yesterday it was hashing pretty soon after I got it set up.
Is something wrong or am I just being impatient?
Anyway, it was too loud for where I had set it up, so I moved it out to my server room.
All I changed was re-configuring the local IP address of the Pi because the network subnet was different.
Everything turned on and is running OK, but it doesn't appear to be working.
The hash rate is zero. The Cgminer Status shows all 3 of my pools are alive, but I have zero "accepted".
It's been running for about 45 minutes. It seems like when I set it up yesterday it was hashing pretty soon after I got it set up.
Is something wrong or am I just being impatient?
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