Maybe we should start a bounty for whomever solves the next block. I am restarting my singles and my KNC jupiter will be here in a couple of hours so I can add 500+ more GH to the cause.
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Make sure you have a Star SD-20 driver to remove the case lid. Usually some of the heatsink fans manage to jar loose in transit - the fan shields are pressure fit, so they just snap into place - and you'll want to fix that before you power on....
Thanks. Yep I have the Star SD-20 driver. Will an Inwin 1200 Commander 2 work just fine as a power supply?
What do I need to do to get it up and running? Just plug it into the internet router and then login to it and change the settings?
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That's pretty much it - that PSU should work fine. If it comes with version 0.95 firmware you shouldn't need more than a 750 watt supply. Pop the top and check the heatsink fans. Connect to router. Don't forget to connect the 5 pin connector along with the 4 PCIe 6 pin connectors when hooking up power.
When it boots up you will see the brightest LED you have ever experienced light up on the controller board - that's a good thing
It takes a couple of minutes to boot up fully.
You need to find the IP the router assigned it, and open that IP in a browser. Go to the services tab and enable SSH - it's disabled by default. Once you SSH in you will find the cgminer config file in /config and it is called (surprise) cgminer.conf
To connect to the running instance of cgminer, enter screen -dr
To disconnect from the screen session before logging out, hit CTL-A followed by lower case d
If you need to restart the cgminer instance (because you killed the cgminer screen session somehow) the command is
screen cgminer -c /config/cgminer.conf
That's about everything you need to know about it in a nutshell....
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