To "factory reset" a pi, usually you just take the SD card out and reprogram it...
That's what I suggested, so I'm confused why he says that wouldn't work :/
Topic: [Guide] Dogie's Comprehensive Avalon Avalon2 Setup [HD] - page 2. (Read 31331 times)
That's what I suggested, so I'm confused why he says that wouldn't work :/
To "factory reset" a pi, usually you just take the SD card out and reprogram it...
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
I am useing a Raspberry Pi. The link seems to be for a Tp-Link.
You didn't say, most people use TP-Links. If its a Pi just image the SD and start again, won't take more than 10 minuites.
Tried that 1st thing. So why don't most people use the Raspberry Pi?
TP Link is cheaper and is simpler.
I bought one awhile ago, just never set it up. Any good instructions on setting it up?
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
I am useing a Raspberry Pi. The link seems to be for a Tp-Link.
You didn't say, most people use TP-Links. If its a Pi just image the SD and start again, won't take more than 10 minuites.
Tried that 1st thing. So why don't most people use the Raspberry Pi?
TP Link is cheaper and is simpler.
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
I am useing a Raspberry Pi. The link seems to be for a Tp-Link.
You didn't say, most people use TP-Links. If its a Pi just image the SD and start again, won't take more than 10 minuites.
Tried that 1st thing. So why don't most people use the Raspberry Pi?
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
I am useing a Raspberry Pi. The link seems to be for a Tp-Link.
You didn't say, most people use TP-Links. If its a Pi just image the SD and start again, won't take more than 10 minuites.
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
I am useing a Raspberry Pi. The link seems to be for a Tp-Link.
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#triggering.via.hardware.button.standard.openwrt.method
How do you reset to factory an Avalon2? Was logged in adjusting the network settings. Lost power and now I cannot log in at all. I ran IP scanner and it doesn't show up.
Help??
Jeff
Help??
Jeff
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
Got a screenshot?
Those frequencies and voltages are for an avalon3 - if you have an avalon2 there are different values for both. If you do have an avalon3 just ignore this, it wasn't clear from the post.
In the webui it says Frequency 1500 and Voltage 10000 for an avalon2.
thanks!! i got it working now. btw thank you too dogie for making this these threads.
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
Got a screenshot?
Those frequencies and voltages are for an avalon3 - if you have an avalon2 there are different values for both. If you do have an avalon3 just ignore this, it wasn't clear from the post.
In the webui it says Frequency 1500 and Voltage 10000 for an avalon2.
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
Got a screenshot?
Those frequencies and voltages are for an avalon3 - if you have an avalon2 there are different values for both. If you do have an avalon3 just ignore this, it wasn't clear from the post.
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
Got a screenshot?
Those frequencies and voltages are for an avalon3 - if you have an avalon2 there are different values for both. If you do have an avalon3 just ignore this, it wasn't clear from the post.
BFGMiner 4.6 (just released) can now support Avalon2 devices - even alongside other devices or more Avalon2 devices.
Do you have decent fan logic/thermal control? The stock avalon2 cgminer driver has a limitation where fans don't ramp until >59degC which is just way too hot for my application.
In the case of these Avalon modules it is under host control, at least during runtime. Temps can be read and fan speeds set, which is already done in the cgminer driver (driver-avalon2.c) - but currently the upper and lower limits are static. I'd post some of the code but this messageboard nukes the formatting, the function at line 237 is where the magic happens.
I need to keep temperatures low, so I don't even bump into the upper limit.
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
Got a screenshot?
BFGMiner 4.6 (just released) can now support Avalon2 devices - even alongside other devices or more Avalon2 devices.
Do you have decent fan logic/thermal control? The stock avalon2 cgminer driver has a limitation where fans don't ramp until >59degC which is just way too hot for my application.
There's definitely some software limitation preventing full control of the fan, ie the fan refuses to go lower than x rpm even though the fan itself can go significantly lower. It simply stops responding to the PWM % if you set it any lower in the configuration.
Nice guides. Wishing you luck with your projects from Singapore!
im running my miner with
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
sudo ./cgminer -S /dev/ttyUSB0 --avalon2-freq 500 --avalon2-voltage 7250 --avalon2-fan 100 -o pool -u user -p pass
and im only getting 35-40gh, what am i doing wrong
BFGMiner 4.6 (just released) can now support Avalon2 devices - even alongside other devices or more Avalon2 devices.
Do you have decent fan logic/thermal control? The stock avalon2 cgminer driver has a limitation where fans don't ramp until >59degC which is just way too hot for my application.
BFGMiner 4.6 (just released) can now support Avalon2 devices - even alongside other devices or more Avalon2 devices.
Do you have decent fan logic/thermal control? The stock avalon2 cgminer driver has a limitation where fans don't ramp until >59degC which is just way too hot for my application.
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