Topic: HashFast Sierra's Owners Thread - page 11. (Read 23819 times)
how to compile the latest cgminer on rapsberry pi?
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
Great work.All we need now is the sierra's!
* ckolivas puts a few sierras up for download
As if I could make them downloadable...
ah, now i understand, if only they could be downloadable. i bet even then hashfast would still be late in delivering or they would get corrupted in the download
I'm also waiting for batch #2 sierras...
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
Great work.All we need now is the sierra's!
* ckolivas puts a few sierras up for download
As if I could make them downloadable...
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
Great work.All we need now is the sierra's!
* ckolivas puts a few sierras up for download
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
Great work.All we need now is the sierra's!
* ckolivas puts a few sierras up for download
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
Great work.All we need now is the sierra's!
Posted cgminer 4.0.1 which has major fixes for these devices.
can anyone confirm if any batch 2 sierra's have been delivered please?
I am still waiting for my batch #2 sierras!
OMG! I am in batch 4... HF released the new 2TB miner which is said to be delivered on April. Hopefully they can send all sierra out before then.
yea me too, their almost a month late and the next difficulty is going to be a killer
can anyone confirm if any batch 2 sierra's have been delivered please?
I am still waiting for my batch #2 sierras!
OMG! I am in batch 4... HF released the new 2TB miner which is said to be delivered on April. Hopefully they can send all sierra out before then.
can anyone confirm if any batch 2 sierra's have been delivered please?
I am still waiting for my batch #2 sierras!
can anyone confirm if any batch 2 sierra's have been delivered please?
Hey guys, I just ran into an issue of wanting to upgrade because a new version of software and or firmware was released. I was bitten by the my Sierras where down over night bug and just wanted to say to everyone here esp since this is still all wip with miner software and or firmware please jump on things quickly because well you end up like me with lost btc generated. Anyhow things happen and I will do my best on this forum to post my results of new updates and smoke test them so you guys dont have to.. Ill plan to donate one sierra to updates and test them for a day or so to make sure nothings is wrong and report back here.
Right now their was a bug in cgminer 3.12.1 that came out last night that if you updated you prob know that something broke after a period of time, this now has a hotfix which im testing, if you want to avoid both I suggest using 3.10 for the weekend (esp if you dont have access to your boxes easily.) Ill report back in a few hours before im off to the SF Beer Week opening party and let you guys know how the 3.12.2 is doing with the Sierras.
cheers!
More updates and into go come
Right now their was a bug in cgminer 3.12.1 that came out last night that if you updated you prob know that something broke after a period of time, this now has a hotfix which im testing, if you want to avoid both I suggest using 3.10 for the weekend (esp if you dont have access to your boxes easily.) Ill report back in a few hours before im off to the SF Beer Week opening party and let you guys know how the 3.12.2 is doing with the Sierras.
cheers!
More updates and into go come
How was beer night? :-)
How has the Sierras been running? Are you running them w/ a Beagle?
Hey guys, I just ran into an issue of wanting to upgrade because a new version of software and or firmware was released. I was bitten by the my Sierras where down over night bug and just wanted to say to everyone here esp since this is still all wip with miner software and or firmware please jump on things quickly because well you end up like me with lost btc generated. Anyhow things happen and I will do my best on this forum to post my results of new updates and smoke test them so you guys dont have to.. Ill plan to donate one sierra to updates and test them for a day or so to make sure nothings is wrong and report back here.
Right now their was a bug in cgminer 3.12.1 that came out last night that if you updated you prob know that something broke after a period of time, this now has a hotfix which im testing, if you want to avoid both I suggest using 3.10 for the weekend (esp if you dont have access to your boxes easily.) Ill report back in a few hours before im off to the SF Beer Week opening party and let you guys know how the 3.12.2 is doing with the Sierras.
cheers!
More updates and into go come
Right now their was a bug in cgminer 3.12.1 that came out last night that if you updated you prob know that something broke after a period of time, this now has a hotfix which im testing, if you want to avoid both I suggest using 3.10 for the weekend (esp if you dont have access to your boxes easily.) Ill report back in a few hours before im off to the SF Beer Week opening party and let you guys know how the 3.12.2 is doing with the Sierras.
cheers!
More updates and into go come
Would someone who has looked inside their HF please tell me what color the wires are on the white 5 pin Auxiliary Power connector are (back to front) - it's the one near the USB header on the motherboard.
Mine hasn't arrived yet, or I'd do it myself.
TYIA!
Mine hasn't arrived yet, or I'd do it myself.
TYIA!
It's currently a manual setting for a single speed. I have code in cgminer now for adjusting each die separately automatically by temperature but new firmware will be needed for the devices to benefit from this code. Fan control is coming soon too. I'm closely working with one of the engineers on that front and hopefully they will make it easy to flash the new firmware once it's finalised.
In one of the initial posts you mention how to get a Sierra going on a Win7 machine. I was wondering if anyone has actually verified that works.
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
Seems to work equally as well with windows 7 or linux. I am using both.
Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.
Does the hashrate on the Sierra automatically adjust higher/lower based on temperature, or is it a manual setting?
In one of the initial posts you mention how to get a Sierra going on a Win7 machine. I was wondering if anyone has actually verified that works.
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
Seems to work equally as well with windows 7 or linux. I am using both.
In one of the initial posts you mention how to get a Sierra going on a Win7 machine. I was wondering if anyone has actually verified that works.
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
When Hashfast redid their website, the new sierra prose on there is much more specific to Linux than the original. Not having any Linux rig around and with my Sierra (hopefully) coming towards month-end I'm a little worried it will be sitting here not mining while I madly scramble to get something connected to it so I can run it.
Looking forward to seeing overclocking FAQs and results.
Thanks big time for creating this thread.
D
I'd say 612 is the magic number. The device has only certain values that work and if you ask it for 610 it rounds up to 612 automatically. It's well within the power limits of the device at that speed and most of the silicon seems to be happy at that value from the various reports I've heard.
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