Topic: Decompiling Cgminer for Innosilicon A2 (Read 1427 times)
So do you have any success in decompiling cgminer and how ?
Does someone know a good tutorial on how to compile cgminer for Linux?
I might have some progress here and I would like to test it (edited A1 version).
I might have some progress here and I would like to test it (edited A1 version).
Sent an e-mail to Innosilicon politely asking for the source code. Maybe they respond...
No news, tried several programs for decompiling, no luck with any of them.
Would be great if we can finally have open-source cgminer for A2! Any news, ETA? Thanks.
Thnx I will definitely take a look at the A1 github link.
And thnx for the tip about Sgminer, but I think that would mean to much rewriting, which I need to learn completely. Meaning too much on the plate at once. But thnx for sharing and the tip
And thnx for the tip about Sgminer, but I think that would mean to much rewriting, which I need to learn completely. Meaning too much on the plate at once. But thnx for sharing and the tip
Look at https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/blob/master/driver-SPI-bitmine-A1.c, the driver for A2 chip is almost identical.
Useful info
Thanks.
Look at https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/blob/master/driver-SPI-bitmine-A1.c, the driver for A2 chip is almost identical.
Hi folks,
The past few days I tried several programs to decompile the Cgminer used for the Innosilicon A2. I want to make compile a version that allows for some more flexible overclocking, as well as being able to direct the individual blades to different pools (or all to the same, or any combination).
So I have no access to the source or the means to decompile it. I need help! someone willing?
Greetz,
emdje
The past few days I tried several programs to decompile the Cgminer used for the Innosilicon A2. I want to make compile a version that allows for some more flexible overclocking, as well as being able to direct the individual blades to different pools (or all to the same, or any combination).
So I have no access to the source or the means to decompile it. I need help! someone willing?
Greetz,
emdje
Try looking at sgminer, it's open source, and last time I checked, faster than cgminer.
Their GitHub: https://github.com/veox/sgminer
Hi folks,
The past few days I tried several programs to decompile the Cgminer used for the Innosilicon A2. I want to make compile a version that allows for some more flexible overclocking, as well as being able to direct the individual blades to different pools (or all to the same, or any combination).
So I have no access to the source or the means to decompile it. I need help! someone willing?
Greetz,
emdje
The past few days I tried several programs to decompile the Cgminer used for the Innosilicon A2. I want to make compile a version that allows for some more flexible overclocking, as well as being able to direct the individual blades to different pools (or all to the same, or any combination).
So I have no access to the source or the means to decompile it. I need help! someone willing?
Greetz,
emdje
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