This is awesome.
Please let me know if you can also disable the fan so it can be unequipped.
Can one control board handle more than 3 hash boards. It looks like there's space for many more.
Topic: Dollemizer Firmware ASICBOOST Comming! [custom s9, s9i, t9 Firmware upgrade] - page 10. (Read 33193 times)
February 02, 2018, 10:45:05 AM
February 01, 2018, 11:34:01 AM
Do you guys know if this would work on T9s?
January 30, 2018, 12:32:11 PM
Dear community,
Like Dolle said we are verry bussy. I will try to keep you guys updated from time to time.
Right now we are able to undervolt / controll fanspeed and set freqencys on the S9 miner. We are testing multiple machines to see what settings are "safe" in normal opperation so we can adjust the web interface in such way the risks will stay to a minimum to the users. About the BMminer, yes Bitmain did a verry good job at putting some "Bitmain beneficial" software into the BMminer and the OS itselve as well.
I wont go into details about those things for now. All i can tell so far is that Bitmain is getting more and more creative to avoid people making there own software for their miners, atleast for their sha256 miners.
@ fanatic26, thanks for the NTP tip. We will work on that as well after we finish the product!
@Likai31197, we are not sure yet what the results will be when we finish the product, Right now we had the S9 running at 15.5 TH/s. This was just to see how fast we could go, our testing phase isnt done yet. Our first goal is more TH/s with less power and no more shady software inside.
Like Dolle said we are verry bussy. I will try to keep you guys updated from time to time.
Right now we are able to undervolt / controll fanspeed and set freqencys on the S9 miner. We are testing multiple machines to see what settings are "safe" in normal opperation so we can adjust the web interface in such way the risks will stay to a minimum to the users. About the BMminer, yes Bitmain did a verry good job at putting some "Bitmain beneficial" software into the BMminer and the OS itselve as well.
I wont go into details about those things for now. All i can tell so far is that Bitmain is getting more and more creative to avoid people making there own software for their miners, atleast for their sha256 miners.
@ fanatic26, thanks for the NTP tip. We will work on that as well after we finish the product!
@Likai31197, we are not sure yet what the results will be when we finish the product, Right now we had the S9 running at 15.5 TH/s. This was just to see how fast we could go, our testing phase isnt done yet. Our first goal is more TH/s with less power and no more shady software inside.
January 30, 2018, 10:02:28 AM
Will it be open source? And does this implement any new efficiencies, or does it just provide extra controls? Also will there be a fee associated (like the BlissZ firmware for the D3)?
I would like to learn more about this. If there is any benefit to running this firmware, I can get a massive amount of hashrate on this. PM me if you can (you are not accepting messages right now).
I can provide detailed testing data on all makes and models of antminers produced within the past year and a half or so. Anything between 11TH and 14TH models, including all (if not most) hashboard makes (L1, L1D, L3, V4, V5, V6, C). I can also test Awesome Miner compatibility.
Features of use would be voltage and frequency control, first and foremost. Any other minor efficiencies would also be appreciated.
Odd suggestion would be web-panel control of the NTP settings. Right now they are using the public ntp pool by default, and there's lots of oddball sites that are connected to. The date information has proven to be fairly incorrect lately, and some machines exchange abnormal amounts of packets with these random servers. I randomly came across one that belonged to a Satan worshipper IRC that miners were connecting to for NTP and exchanging an unusual amount of packets on the regular (10x or more from a normal ntp response). Just looks sketchy.
An auto-adjust function would be very useful as well, for frequency and voltage. For people who operate at extremely low temperatures, having an auto-adjust option would be useful for finding a safe overclock setting without all the manual setting of each machine.
Likewise it would be neat if an automatic fallback setting was implemented, so if temperatures begin to rise too much to operate, and the miner is presently overclocked, it will return to factory settings until temperatures reach a low threshold again. This in conjunction with the last suggestion would actually be really useful.
I would like to learn more about this. If there is any benefit to running this firmware, I can get a massive amount of hashrate on this. PM me if you can (you are not accepting messages right now).
I can provide detailed testing data on all makes and models of antminers produced within the past year and a half or so. Anything between 11TH and 14TH models, including all (if not most) hashboard makes (L1, L1D, L3, V4, V5, V6, C). I can also test Awesome Miner compatibility.
Features of use would be voltage and frequency control, first and foremost. Any other minor efficiencies would also be appreciated.
Odd suggestion would be web-panel control of the NTP settings. Right now they are using the public ntp pool by default, and there's lots of oddball sites that are connected to. The date information has proven to be fairly incorrect lately, and some machines exchange abnormal amounts of packets with these random servers. I randomly came across one that belonged to a Satan worshipper IRC that miners were connecting to for NTP and exchanging an unusual amount of packets on the regular (10x or more from a normal ntp response). Just looks sketchy.
An auto-adjust function would be very useful as well, for frequency and voltage. For people who operate at extremely low temperatures, having an auto-adjust option would be useful for finding a safe overclock setting without all the manual setting of each machine.
Likewise it would be neat if an automatic fallback setting was implemented, so if temperatures begin to rise too much to operate, and the miner is presently overclocked, it will return to factory settings until temperatures reach a low threshold again. This in conjunction with the last suggestion would actually be really useful.
Hello Lakai31197,
I am a part of Dolleteam, Sorry for the late reaction. Last days we are quite busy with Antminer S9.
Our first goal what we want to achieve is:
1. Voltage control
2. Frequency control
3. Fan control
4. Tweaking tab on the web-interface
5. Bring CGminer back.
We also going to try different overclocking / under volt. With the D3 we also get better numbers than the stock version.
When we are finished with our goals we will take a look at the NTP settings and find coding what will improve the S9 hashrate.
Also, we will delete every malicious coding inside of the Antminer see Antbleed, Call-home, Auto factory default, Kill miner and many more.
Right now we are able to control the voltage by coding but still in testing phase. Adjust the frequency is already working as it should be.
We work right now on Bmmminer we have seen that CGminer is not stable yet on Bitmain firmware. We will work on that in the next phase
January 29, 2018, 01:46:10 PM
Odd suggestion would be web-panel control of the NTP settings. Right now they are using the public ntp pool by default, and there's lots of oddball sites that are connected to. The date information has proven to be fairly incorrect lately, and some machines exchange abnormal amounts of packets with these random servers. I randomly came across one that belonged to a Satan worshipper IRC that miners were connecting to for NTP and exchanging an unusual amount of packets on the regular (10x or more from a normal ntp response). Just looks sketchy.
I have had NTP flooding problems on my network due to the large number of miners that I run. What I ended up doing was running an NTP server in house and using my ASA to reroute all NTP traffic to the internal server. This and an in house dns server really took the strain off of my security devices because these miners do make an insane number of NTP requests.
January 28, 2018, 02:10:29 PM
what kind of difference in hashrate do u see between the 2 (ur firmware vs BM one)
and what kind of changes would u want to do that u dont have at the moment with BM firmware
BM firmware is open source isnt it?? ( i remmber bleed ant vuln.. which they reply it was open source)
and what kind of changes would u want to do that u dont have at the moment with BM firmware
BM firmware is open source isnt it?? ( i remmber bleed ant vuln.. which they reply it was open source)
January 28, 2018, 08:45:48 AM
Will it be open source? And does this implement any new efficiencies, or does it just provide extra controls? Also will there be a fee associated (like the BlissZ firmware for the D3)?
I would like to learn more about this. If there is any benefit to running this firmware, I can get a massive amount of hashrate on this. PM me if you can (you are not accepting messages right now).
I can provide detailed testing data on all makes and models of antminers produced within the past year and a half or so. Anything between 11TH and 14TH models, including all (if not most) hashboard makes (L1, L1D, L3, V4, V5, V6, C). I can also test Awesome Miner compatibility.
Features of use would be voltage and frequency control, first and foremost. Any other minor efficiencies would also be appreciated.
Odd suggestion would be web-panel control of the NTP settings. Right now they are using the public ntp pool by default, and there's lots of oddball sites that are connected to. The date information has proven to be fairly incorrect lately, and some machines exchange abnormal amounts of packets with these random servers. I randomly came across one that belonged to a Satan worshipper IRC that miners were connecting to for NTP and exchanging an unusual amount of packets on the regular (10x or more from a normal ntp response). Just looks sketchy.
An auto-adjust function would be very useful as well, for frequency and voltage. For people who operate at extremely low temperatures, having an auto-adjust option would be useful for finding a safe overclock setting without all the manual setting of each machine.
Likewise it would be neat if an automatic fallback setting was implemented, so if temperatures begin to rise too much to operate, and the miner is presently overclocked, it will return to factory settings until temperatures reach a low threshold again. This in conjunction with the last suggestion would actually be really useful.
I would like to learn more about this. If there is any benefit to running this firmware, I can get a massive amount of hashrate on this. PM me if you can (you are not accepting messages right now).
I can provide detailed testing data on all makes and models of antminers produced within the past year and a half or so. Anything between 11TH and 14TH models, including all (if not most) hashboard makes (L1, L1D, L3, V4, V5, V6, C). I can also test Awesome Miner compatibility.
Features of use would be voltage and frequency control, first and foremost. Any other minor efficiencies would also be appreciated.
Odd suggestion would be web-panel control of the NTP settings. Right now they are using the public ntp pool by default, and there's lots of oddball sites that are connected to. The date information has proven to be fairly incorrect lately, and some machines exchange abnormal amounts of packets with these random servers. I randomly came across one that belonged to a Satan worshipper IRC that miners were connecting to for NTP and exchanging an unusual amount of packets on the regular (10x or more from a normal ntp response). Just looks sketchy.
An auto-adjust function would be very useful as well, for frequency and voltage. For people who operate at extremely low temperatures, having an auto-adjust option would be useful for finding a safe overclock setting without all the manual setting of each machine.
Likewise it would be neat if an automatic fallback setting was implemented, so if temperatures begin to rise too much to operate, and the miner is presently overclocked, it will return to factory settings until temperatures reach a low threshold again. This in conjunction with the last suggestion would actually be really useful.
January 27, 2018, 09:03:43 AM
Dear community,
Website: http://www.dollemizer.com
I'm here to tell you that we made the Dollemizer875 Version to adjust your S9, S9i or T9 miner (Tested).
With this Upgrade, you will experience a new interface to adjust your miner settings and get more hash rate or less power usage.
We have tested these versions on various S9, S9i, and T9 miners and can say they work very stable compared to other firmware out there.
DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE: (improved Firmware boosted up to 875 MHz!)
- Europe version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TdsON3q9WQUN-4G_OXRKP91k4dhYYmw0
- USA version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jyQ_XjlLJA0YN34KYPF7SFXuFws1x8qX
- China Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DUTrVImPhqV4_tWmAUP9pDkWWKVofpGm
- Canada Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14CiW7_NV_zM2Aky5OEBMb5RLBgKz0rRp
- Singapore Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1x8WbHVI-oO-c46_Oq7TcnbSgX8y-sq74
Choose the version which is closest to your region for the best experience!
Join our Twitter for the latest updates about our progress. https://twitter.com/dollemizer
How to upgrade your Antminer
Website: http://www.dollemizer.com
I'm here to tell you that we made the Dollemizer875 Version to adjust your S9, S9i or T9 miner (Tested).
With this Upgrade, you will experience a new interface to adjust your miner settings and get more hash rate or less power usage.
We have tested these versions on various S9, S9i, and T9 miners and can say they work very stable compared to other firmware out there.
DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE: (improved Firmware boosted up to 875 MHz!)
- Europe version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TdsON3q9WQUN-4G_OXRKP91k4dhYYmw0
- USA version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jyQ_XjlLJA0YN34KYPF7SFXuFws1x8qX
- China Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DUTrVImPhqV4_tWmAUP9pDkWWKVofpGm
- Canada Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14CiW7_NV_zM2Aky5OEBMb5RLBgKz0rRp
- Singapore Version: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1x8WbHVI-oO-c46_Oq7TcnbSgX8y-sq74
Choose the version which is closest to your region for the best experience!
Join our Twitter for the latest updates about our progress. https://twitter.com/dollemizer
How to upgrade your Antminer
- Download the firmware
- Go to your Antminer interface (IP-address of your Antminer)
- Navigate to “System” -> “Upgrade” page https://ibb.co/ensOZy]Upgrade Page
- Click on Choose file at “Flash new firmware image” https://ibb.co/cjBHuy
- Select the firmware “Lite or Basic” you just downloaded. https://ibb.co/eBZsSJ
- Click “Flash image”
- Click “Yes” in the popup
- Wait 1-5 minutes for the firmware upgrade
- IMPORTANT DO NOT: Do not power off the miner or unplug the ethernet cable during the firmware upgrade.Next versions to come will include:
-Asic Boost
-Higher adjustment settings (1000 Mhz) (Update> Soon 1175 MHz)
-Fan Speed Optimization
-Disable Fans
-Remove Antbleed inside the BMminer
-Autotune configuration
-Full control for each chain
Please let us know what extra features we should implement as well in your opinion down below in the comment.
And join our Slack channel:Join Dollemizer Slack Channel
If you face any issue's don't hesitate to contact us on Bitcointalk or slack. Our team will take a look at it and resolve the incident.
Please make sure u know what you're doing. The software will allow you to make huge changes to your machine which if not used correctly might bring damage to it.
We take no responsibility or liability for any damages including. This software comes with a small build in fee of 1,9%.
We thank you for supporting our quest for better mining capabilities for everyone!
The Dolleteam!
REVIEW:
Guntis V from Mineshop.eu is reviewing our product and explains it in detail: Youtube-Video
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