i m trying to understand what is the problem with these idiots named loshia and bilkwhisky
if you can reply the question reply it or shut up forerver
do you think u are in a kindergarden or what?
Topic: [CLOSED] Bitmine CoinCraft A1 28nm chip distribution / DIY support - page 16. (Read 81287 times)
January 29, 2014, 06:30:50 AM
i m trying to understand what is the problem with these idiots named loshia and bilkwhisky
if you can reply the question reply it or shut up forerver
do you think u are in a kindergarden or what?
January 29, 2014, 06:22:39 AM
i m trying to understand what is the problem with these idiots named loshia and bilkwhisky
if you can reply the question reply it or shut up forerver
do you think u are in a kindergarden or what?
January 29, 2014, 05:58:47 AM
Emphatic NO to your question loshia.
January 29, 2014, 05:20:17 AM
hi
does anyone if these chips needed to be chained to another to work?
as cscape doesnt succeed in running it alone?
is there any mentionned about this in the docs?
Guysdoes anyone if these chips needed to be chained to another to work?
as cscape doesnt succeed in running it alone?
is there any mentionned about this in the docs?
Please help papamoi
He is obviously done with his own secret project and jumping from topic to topic like crazy
And he is not reading the FREE information published here
January 29, 2014, 03:40:19 AM
hi
does anyone knows if these chips needed to be chained to another to work?
as cscape doesnt succeed in running it alone?
is there any mentionned about this in the docs?
does anyone knows if these chips needed to be chained to another to work?
as cscape doesnt succeed in running it alone?
is there any mentionned about this in the docs?
January 29, 2014, 02:28:38 AM
cscape: any updates on whether or not single chip designs will work?
thanks!
-a[g
I tried hashing the test vectors but got no response from the chip. This was still using a single chip. Next step is to assemble a second board with the other sample chip.
January 28, 2014, 08:54:59 PM
Is anyone doing a board design for the home user that has like just a couple of A1 chips on it?
One of my teams projects is targeted at the entry-level consumer enthusiast. I don't want to spill any details quite yet, but there will be products in your price range. January 28, 2014, 08:43:44 PM
Is anyone doing a board design for the home user that has like just a couple of A1 chips on it?
I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
One of my teams projects is targeted at the entry-level consumer enthusiast. I don't want to spill any details quite yet, but there will be products in your price range.I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
January 28, 2014, 08:28:35 PM
Is anyone doing a board design for the home user that has like just a couple of A1 chips on it?
I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
One of my teams projects is targeted at the entry-level consumer enthusiast. I don't want to spill any details quite yet, but there will be products in your price range. I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
January 28, 2014, 06:42:17 PM
Is anyone doing a board design for the home user that has like just a couple of A1 chips on it?
I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
I am in the sub $1,000 market when it comes to miner purchases, because I get hit with tax and import duty for any items over that which screws the ROI.
Currently my best option is the Black Arrow X1 but they are months off. Coincraft would be brilliant. I l looked at the Technobit HEX8A1 - 6/8 chip Coincraft A1 board, but they don't want to do one with only a couple of ASICs on it to keep the price down for the home user.
I am electronics savvy so I can DIY from an open source design if I have to.
January 28, 2014, 05:31:58 PM
Has anyone gotten any power consumption numbers yet?
January 28, 2014, 05:08:52 PM
I believe he was saying he didn't have any extra chips. A single chip design should function just fine.
Does anyone happen to know if the reset line needs to be pulled high. It wasn't specified, but most resets are. I plan on connecting all the reset lines to a bus to a Uc through a level converter.
Actually, no. The only person who documented attempting a single-chip design is having issues with the SPI chain termination. We don't actually know if single-chip works yet.Does anyone happen to know if the reset line needs to be pulled high. It wasn't specified, but most resets are. I plan on connecting all the reset lines to a bus to a Uc through a level converter.
Data sheet says "Reset signal, active low"
January 28, 2014, 04:35:25 PM
I believe he was saying he didn't have any extra chips. A single chip design should function just fine.
Does anyone happen to know if the reset line needs to be pulled high. It wasn't specified, but most resets are. I plan on connecting all the reset lines to a bus to a Uc through a level converter.
Does anyone happen to know if the reset line needs to be pulled high. It wasn't specified, but most resets are. I plan on connecting all the reset lines to a bus to a Uc through a level converter.
January 28, 2014, 04:10:28 PM
cscape: any updates on whether or not single chip designs will work?
thanks!
-a[g
January 28, 2014, 10:10:28 AM
Very exciting. Thanks again to Zefir for putting this together, and for his patience and integrity when dealing with the community.
January 28, 2014, 09:19:15 AM
Order paid
January 28, 2014, 07:23:27 AM
This is where we got
8 chips setup @ 800 Mhz
8 chips setup @ 800 Mhz
Great, almost there. The two badly performing chips out of 8 is a little bit higher failure rate than what I observed with the samples (~10%), the real chips won't suffer from that (assuming they are tested).
Thanks for confirming that longer chip-chains work.
Cheers
January 28, 2014, 06:57:14 AM
January 28, 2014, 06:53:41 AM
I'm expecting my proto board today but didn't get a chance with first sample chips. Is it possible to get samples from production run?
http://imgur.com/rZs74uQ
http://imgur.com/rZs74uQ
January 28, 2014, 06:47:34 AM
+1
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