BFL BitForce SC Firmware source code - page 5.

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Quote from: jaywaka2713 on June 16, 2013, 09:27:01 PM

Does it matter what kind of JTAG programmer I get? Interested in overclocking my little single board.

Also, has anyone looked at the PCB designs? Is it possible to purchase BFL chips and manually add them to a Little Single board and up its chip count from 8 to 16?

How are you going to melt the solder?

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Awesome! Luke, you need any pizza deliveries, you let us know, OK? Grin

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Does it matter what kind of JTAG programmer I get? Interested in overclocking my little single board.

Also, has anyone looked at the PCB designs? Is it possible to purchase BFL chips and manually add them to a Little Single board and up its chip count from 8 to 16?

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With the speed of the community I wonder how many days until we have DYI projects with production ready mining PCB etc. exciting!

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BFL have also released a PCB design, which was mighty quick and kind of them.
Unfortunately I can't read that file type, it was done in Altium DXP 2008.

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/announcements/3295-bitforce-sc-pcb-schematics.html

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I thought this one looked interesting now that I've had a quick look through ...

PROTOCOL_REQ_SET_FREQ_FACTOR
ZVX

(and ZKX to get it)

HostInteractionProtocols.c
Protocol_set_freq_factor()

But it forces it on all chips, no option to choose which chip ...
So I wonder if it is an old command ... and is in the Jalapeno firmware 1.0.0 ...

Have to have a look later ...

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Quote from: Flashman on June 16, 2013, 09:23:00 AM

Probably.

In my limited understanding of it so far, the firmware sets a target hashrate and then manages all cores wrt to error rate to maintain that. Sooooo... probably don't want to meddle too much for now and just try upping the target hashrate, and keep the cores cool so error rate minimised.

Yes the firmware performs diagnostics on start-up, determining chip frequency based on invalid/valid nonces generated by that chip.

Regards,

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Hi Luke-Jr

On behalf of the BTC community starting up from South Africa, we are looking forward following your posts.
This is exciting work man! Keep it up.

Regards
dawie

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Hodl!

Probably.

In my limited understanding of it so far, the firmware sets a target hashrate and then manages all cores wrt to error rate to maintain that. Sooooo... probably don't want to meddle too much for now and just try upping the target hashrate, and keep the cores cool so error rate minimised.

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i got a xilinx jtag programmer, i have a couple of jalapenos i already open one i see the jtag connector, it is possible to do something like OC the miners?

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Quote from: gmannn on June 16, 2013, 01:24:08 AM

does this mean we can flash our current miners? Overclock?

You'll need to disassemble it and connect a JTAG programmer, but other than that, I believe so...

Step one when I get around to poking at this, will be to get it building with standard GCC (or at least free software).

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does this mean we can flash our current miners? Overclock?

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This is an Atmel Studio project solution.

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What's with the weird extensions?

BitForce_SC.atsln - visual studio solution
BitForce_SC.atsuo - visual user options

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Quote from: Luke-Jr on June 15, 2013, 07:07:59 PM

BFL has entrusted me with releasing the source code for their BitForce SC firmware, beginning with version 1.2.5.
Tomorrow, I will be organizing the historical code into a proper git repository to compliment this and aide in further open development.

Binary: hex (sigs)
Source: tbz2 | zip (sigs)

Witnessed.

Code:

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Hash: SHA256

These are the source code and binary provided to me by Butterfly Labs.
I have not (yet) reviewed or audited the code myself.

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BFL has entrusted me with releasing the source code for their BitForce SC firmware.

Latest version, 1.2.9:

Source: tbz2 | zip (sigs)
Git repository: on GitHub

Note, I have not made any changes or even read the code for this yet.

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