Thanks for replying. I'll answer what I can? I bought this second hand. This is a dual blade model. Was there more than the single and dual blade gridseeds? I am not aware of any, but that doesn't mean much. I have a 500 watt PS (I'll have to check the brand/quality, when I get home), it is the only item plugged into it. I'm using the latest BFGMiner. The batch file I'm using to run it is below:
bfgminer --scrypt -S gridseed:all --set-device gridseed:clock=825 -o stratum+tcp://scrypt.usa.nicehash.com:3333/#xnsub/#skipcbcheck -u (wallet address) -p 1
::pause
One thing of note, that I just thought of. I am on WiFi. I have no choice but to run on WiFi, as my roommate won't let me run an ethernet cable. I usually don't have dropouts, but do occasionally. I could browse the internet, at the time, but it was slow. Could this explain the error? I've been running this rig for a few months without difficulty, until now.
Code:
bfgminer --scrypt -S gridseed:all --set-device gridseed:clock=825 -o stratum+tcp://scrypt.usa.nicehash.com:3333/#xnsub/#skipcbcheck -u (wallet address) -p 1
::pause
One thing of note, that I just thought of. I am on WiFi. I have no choice but to run on WiFi, as my roommate won't let me run an ethernet cable. I usually don't have dropouts, but do occasionally. I could browse the internet, at the time, but it was slow. Could this explain the error? I've been running this rig for a few months without difficulty, until now.
check ebay; there's a few different blade configs. some came out of larger machines with multiple blades.
Try without the /# commands on the stratum port.
I always used: stratum+tc....com:4444#xnsub on my antminers; never a / before the #. I did not know about the second # tag; just leave them both out for now and no slash after URL/port.
FYI, if you have good cooling and a good power supply; I ran my orbs and blades at 1000Mhz stable. I just used MinerA on a Pi to control them and it would auto-reboot if a miner went dead. The LightningAsic rom for the Wiibox also had this feature, and an auto-overclock feature.
