Put in 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, then power cycle the unit.
You will also need to disable DHCP
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Unlocked now looks like.
Strange. Have you opened the units to verify the connections?
Indeed, you can check out my pretty pictures further up in the thread to see the inside
It sounds like to me your software image loaded is having issues, none of the units I got exhibited those problems, they were just a pain to figure out the DHCP issue. I will drop them a note about your unit, see if we can get you some help.
Strange. Have you opened the units to verify the connections?
Indeed, you can check out my pretty pictures further up in the thread to see the inside
You will need to power cycle the unit sometimes after saving your network settings under the /lcd/ control, just unplug it, leave unplugged for 30 sec, and plug it back in.
Yup done all this still no dice....
Strange. Have you opened the units to verify the connections?
You will need to power cycle the unit sometimes after saving your network settings under the /lcd/ control, just unplug it, leave unplugged for 30 sec, and plug it back in.
Yup done all this still no dice....
My chip status shows the same as yours.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
All of it has been set static (no DHCP) since the start, it seems to be set correctly and my info is staying in there, I've restarted the unit several times now...
You will need to power cycle the unit sometimes after saving your network settings under the /lcd/ control, just unplug it, leave unplugged for 30 sec, and plug it back in.
My chip status shows the same as yours.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
All of it has been set static (no DHCP) since the start, it seems to be set correctly and my info is staying in there, I've restarted the unit several times now...
It seems like the management device is designed to control multiple devices.
For example the management Device is dhcping 192.168.1.20 and I have set the miner to have an ip of 192.168.1.215. They both share the same NIC so there is some interesting network ninjary going on behind the scenes.
My chip status shows the same as yours.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
log in to IP/LCD and then set up a static on your normal network. DHCP doesn't work for anyone as far as I know in the miner GUI. DHCP worked ok for the management GUI though for me. You can set your pools up in the miner GUI and it should be reflected in the management GUI too.
well I made some headway, a cross over cable directly between the miner and my laptop seemed to be the only way I could get to the IP on the unit (was 192.168.0.197 btw)
after adding my pool info and saving everything and restarting I get this:
http://imgur.com/PKiUlhG
http://imgur.com/PKiUlhG
The chip status being red sure doesn't seem good.
after adding my pool info and saving everything and restarting I get this:
http://imgur.com/PKiUlhG
http://imgur.com/PKiUlhG
The chip status being red sure doesn't seem good.
Ok, I needed to ask though. Can you please send me a pm with your order details?
David: I'm a network/system admin for a living, this is simple compared to stuff I normally do. I don't need to set a modem or router I should just be able to set the IP on my laptop to the same subnet and then connect them together on a switch. Which I have done and pinged the whole /24 block and still get nothing back. I'm 100% sure I have tried this.
The custom controller only has ribbon cable connectors as you can see from the earlier pictures, no HDMI or anything really
Pretty sure I've been saying it is DOA from the start.
The custom controller only has ribbon cable connectors as you can see from the earlier pictures, no HDMI or anything really
Pretty sure I've been saying it is DOA from the start.
what?
DOA? unfortunately, u should RMA this...
bad timing for now, while diff. still increasing like crazy
DOA? unfortunately, u should RMA this...
bad timing for now, while diff. still increasing like crazy
Hook up a monitor on the rPi HDMI interface and look what it is doing. is it even booting ?
iff not you got a corrupt file system
iff not you got a corrupt file system
it is not the rPi. I'm not sure what kind of I/O the custom controller all has.
Iff not then it need to be replaced cause its DOA ?!
Hook up a monitor on the rPi HDMI interface and look what it is doing. is it even booting ?
iff not you got a corrupt file system
iff not you got a corrupt file system
it is not the rPi. I'm not sure what kind of I/O the custom controller all has.
Hook up a monitor on the rPi HDMI interface and look what it is doing. is it even booting ?
iff not you got a corrupt file system
iff not you got a corrupt file system
Are you sure the subnet on your modem is set to the correct IP range (192.168.0.1)?
David: that is the whole thing I'm not getting an IP so there is nothing to look at, I've tried both DHCP and using the static information that came with the "instructions" there are no requests for DHCP and even the arp table on the switch shows nothing. As far as I can tell there is not network connectivity so not sure what you expect to see.
Chuck: thanks again, when I tried to use the img tags last time I got a proxy error from the board, which is why I just used the url tags
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