How to turn off Antminer S3+ in a proper way?

gadgetathome

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Quote from: gadgetathome on September 16, 2017, 11:48:12 AM

Found that 'shutdown -h now' makes it restart. 'halt' seems the best way to avoid a 'hot' power off

This command works really well with 'Awesome miner', I've setup an 'Action' button that allows me to shutdown all the miners
without switching them off when hot. I think this might extend the life of the chips as they won't get so hot.
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Philopolymath

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gadgetathome

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Found that 'shutdown -h now' makes it restart. 'halt' seems the best way to avoid a 'hot' power off

leowonderful

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Neither is necessarily better, it's just really a matter of preference. It's not like there's a dedicated physical button to power off the miners, so you can do it either way. I like to do the PSU shutdown way of things as it's faster.

Reynaldo

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I would recommend using the ssh method, poweroff and then after 1 minute, turn off the psu.

dogie

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PSU poweroff is absolutely fine. In the future you can get S3 support here or here.

BTC-TMXSTAR

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Quote from: Biodom on December 20, 2014, 08:01:58 PM

typically you ssh using Putty or Terminal (Mac) into miner as

Code:

ssh root@[yourmineripaddress]

it will ask for root password, type root, then return/enter

Code:

root: poweroff -d [number of seconds]
root: exit

instead of [your miner address] type 192.168.1.99 (or whatever)
instead of [number of seconds] type a simple number (2,3, etc), then don't forget to hit enter/return
this works great-very mild treatment of the machine with no X on restart. X could happen if you were overclocking, then switch PSU off and very soon back on.

Thanks for your help Biodom!
God Bless!!!!!

Quote from: Zich on December 20, 2014, 05:23:07 AM

Quote from: BTC-TMXSTAR on December 20, 2014, 04:02:13 AM

Hi!

Where should i put the code?
cmd? antminer website? which tab? Huh

Thanks again Zich! :3 Grin

God Bless!!!!!

Use ssh client like putty
Type the ip address of the miner on putty then click open.

The openwrt command line will open. Type the command there(sudo poweroff)

Thanks for your help again Zich! Grin

God Bless!!!!!

Zich

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Quote from: BTC-TMXSTAR on December 20, 2014, 07:43:51 PM

It wont work Sad

-ash: sudo: not found.

Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!

Ahh, my bad. I mix it with Rpi command Cheesy

. Do not use the "sudo".

Code:

poweroff

or type the one on Biodom post

Biodom

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typically you ssh using Putty or Terminal (Mac) into miner as

Code:

ssh root@[yourmineripaddress]

it will ask for root password, type root, then return/enter

Code:

root: poweroff -d [number of seconds]
root: exit

instead of [your miner address] type 192.168.1.99 (or whatever)
instead of [number of seconds] type a simple number (2,3, etc), then don't forget to hit enter/return
this works great-very mild treatment of the machine with no X on restart. X could happen if you were overclocking, then switch PSU off and very soon back on.

BTC-TMXSTAR

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Quote from: Zich on December 20, 2014, 05:23:07 AM

Quote from: BTC-TMXSTAR on December 20, 2014, 04:02:13 AM

Hi!

Where should i put the code?
cmd? antminer website? which tab? Huh

Thanks again Zich! :3 Grin

God Bless!!!!!

Use ssh client like putty
Type the ip address of the miner on putty then click open.

The openwrt command line will open. Type the command there(sudo poweroff)

It wont work Sad

-ash: sudo: not found.

Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!

Zich

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Quote from: BTC-TMXSTAR on December 20, 2014, 04:02:13 AM

Hi!

Where should i put the code?
cmd? antminer website? which tab? Huh

Thanks again Zich! :3 Grin

God Bless!!!!!

Use ssh client like putty
Type the ip address of the miner on putty then click open.

The openwrt command line will open. Type the command there(sudo poweroff)

BTC-TMXSTAR

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Quote from: Zich on December 20, 2014, 02:43:53 AM

you can run command:

Code:

sudo poweroff

But turn off the PSU is fine

Hi!

Where should i put the code?
cmd? antminer website? which tab? Huh

Thanks again Zich! :3 Grin

God Bless!!!!!

Zich

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you can run command:

Code:

sudo poweroff

But turn off the PSU is fine

BTC-TMXSTAR

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Hi forumers!

I want to turn off my Miner so i can fix my cable management. But im afraid to turning off, it might damage the inside because of not proper way of turning off a miner.

so how to turn off Antminer S3+ in a proper way?

From the switch of the PSU?

Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!

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