AFAICS there are changes in the way voltage selection is done in this new driver.
I
think you now specify the
true voltage with a new argument, i.e. for standard (not overvolted) operation:
--bitburner-fury-voltage 900
But I could be wrong. Hopefully @someone42 or @burnin will confirm soon. Until then I suggest caution.
roy
The --bitburner-fury-voltage option will only take effect if a board identifies as BBF (as opposed to BTB) in cgminer. The current firmware will always identify as BTB, although getting it to identify as BBF is as simple as changing the USB product string from "BitBurner" to "BitBurner Fury".
I'm going to hold off on changing the USB product string until pull #499 makes it into an official release. This is because changing the USB product string will stop the boards from being recognised by older cgminer versions.
Yes, this is a bit of a mess. But hopefully in a few weeks time, everyone will be using new firmware and new cgminer which will render all this "add 300 mV to the desired core voltage" business obsolete.
? We've got a stack of 120 and 140mm fans lying around, but none of the 90mm?? fans or correctly sized mounting brackets to make this into the neat little solution that it should be.
