We are working on ASICBOOST.
Here is our alternative to adjust your frequency and voltage. More updates will comming soon
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dollemizer-firmware-asicboost-comming-custom-s9-s9i-t9-firmware-upgrade-2832499
Topic: Bounty for Cracking Bitmain S9 BMminer (Read 38660 times)
I am not sure where to ask. But where I can download the Antminer S9 CGminer software / image, that zwilla made ?? . Any one can help me, thank you so much in advance..
I'm curious one fact related to this project: now that we have nontrivial pools supporting ASICboost, does anyone know how to enable it on those miners? The rumors had it that it has only been tried on testnet pools and that there's some secret switch named "multi_version" or something similar.
Hi - Any one know where to get new software for Bitmain Antminer S9 Firmware upgrade made by zwilla.de ? It seems to be disappeared...
It can change Antminer S9 to use CGmininer… a TAR file image.. anyone ? please help, I just now repair some S9 , and need the file..
It can change Antminer S9 to use CGmininer… a TAR file image.. anyone ? please help, I just now repair some S9 , and need the file..
You can try here but I don't think S9's can be downgraded anymore.
If you manage to get it working post back here to let us know.
https://github.com/Zwilla/cgminer
Hi - Any one know where to get new software for Bitmain Antminer S9 Firmware upgrade made by zwilla.de ? It seems to be disappeared...
It can change Antminer S9 to use CGmininer… a TAR file image.. anyone ? please help, I just now repair some S9 , and need the file..
It can change Antminer S9 to use CGmininer… a TAR file image.. anyone ? please help, I just now repair some S9 , and need the file..
HI - I am not sure where to ask. But where I can download the Antminer S9 CGminer software / image, that zwilla made ?? I am just now try repair an S9 , and for some reason that specific tar image form zwilla is not to be found anywhere. Any one can help me, thank you so much in advance..
Currently you can pay with only Sabrett Hotdogs and you only have one hour to pay.
But do they have to be dirty water Sabrett dogs? And does that make them like a fork of clean water steamed Sabretts?
we cant upload anymore cgminer release to s9 ?
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Has anyone thought to just pay off the programmers and make it gpl compliant by brute btc?
Yes. To the best of my knowledge exactly ONE company has always followed the spirit of Open Source -- Canaan.io with their Avalons. Current github repos's and all (links on Canaan.io site), full blessings of -ck and Kano. That is one reason that I only buy Avalons now, reliability being the other.Oh, a readability tip for here: Use the Code function for displaying data. The formatting icon above is #
Paste you text walls in there so they turn out like this snippet from an A741
Code:
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[ 0.000000] CPU: PIPT / VIPT nonaliasing data cache, VIPT aliasing instruction cache
[ 0.000000] Machine model: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Rev 1.2
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[ 0.000000] Memory policy: Data cache writealloc
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[ 0.000000] [bcm2709_smp_init_cpus] enter (9480->f3003010)
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[ 0.000000] Kernel command line: 8250.nr_uarts=1 dma.dmachans=0x7f35 bcm2708_fb.fbwidth=656 bcm2708_fb.fbheight=416 bcm2709.boardrev=0xa02082 bcm2709.serial=0x868b23fd smsc95xx.macaddr=B8:27:EB:8B:23:FD bcm2708_fb.fbswap=1 bcm2709.uart_clock=48000000 vc_mem.mem_base=0x3dc00000 vc_mem.mem_size=0x3f000000 dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=ttyS0,115200 kgdboc=ttyS0,115200 console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 rootwait
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Much easier on the eyes and to understand especially when folks insist on quoting the whole shebang...
That said, would be great to be able to go behind the Bitemain curtain to perhaps tweak what their Auto-tune does and play with its target values...
You can also unplug your miner,
1. hold the ip report button
2. plug in miner
3. hold ip report for 5 seconds
That has worked for me numerous times.
1. hold the ip report button
2. plug in miner
3. hold ip report for 5 seconds
That has worked for me numerous times.
I can help you, send me a pm, or contact me under https://twitter.com/mytokenwallet
my new development for antminerL3 is magic and will find more blocks than any other!
my new development for antminerL3 is magic and will find more blocks than any other!
Did you do a Factory reset?
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
nothing happened bro. maybe because i have tried installing new config files and installed the upgrade fix from bitmain too... now it wont do anything.. and on status, it just shows "." no matter how long i wait... here are some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/ZgYkG
Bitmain uses crappy cheap shit for the NVRAM and it doesn't survive being overwritten too many times.
You may need to buy a new controller.
is there any other way? because controller costs too much
Did you do a Factory reset?
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
nothing happened bro. maybe because i have tried installing new config files and installed the upgrade fix from bitmain too... now it wont do anything.. and on status, it just shows "." no matter how long i wait... here are some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/ZgYkG
Bitmain uses crappy cheap shit for the NVRAM and it doesn't survive being overwritten too many times.
You may need to buy a new controller.
Did you do a Factory reset?
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
nothing happened bro. maybe because i have tried installing new config files and installed the upgrade fix from bitmain too... now it wont do anything.. and on status, it just shows "." no matter how long i wait... here are some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/ZgYkG
Did you do a Factory reset?
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
Power down, press and hold in reset button while you turn on power, continue to hold button in for 5-sec then release it.
Miner should load the embedded OEM firmware. Wait a few minutes then re-enter your pool and user info. Apply/save and let the miner do its hopefully normal startup.
Can anybody please help me return my s9 to its original firnware? i cant downgrade it no matter what i do.. i tried doing all kinds of fixes. uploading of original settings, uploading firmware fix upgrade from bitmain site, flashing latest firmware from bitmain but it always says this https://imgur.com/a/ahlC3
please help me
please help me
Dam bitman
Or he went elsewhere as either a courtesy or just plain excused himself because:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18662213
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18662213
I'm all for a alternative to BMiner. Just as long as it is stable and runs correctly. I'm also willing to pay for it.
It’s a shame this went dead. Bitmain prolly paid this guy to stop or work for them. It’s funny some things discussed here were implemented in later firmware. Bitmain is as dirty as they come. Stab their own in back if it means they get ahead.
BR
I'm all for a alternative to BMiner. Just as long as it is stable and runs correctly. I'm also willing to pay for it.
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