I have 1 Moonlander 2 and it works fine on my Mac running macOS V. 10.14.1, thanks.
I ordered another but not sure how to configure the port assignments on the command line. The current ML2 is on its own USB port and the one coming will be on a separate one as well - until I get a powered USB hub. The current ML2 info from the System Information app is:
USB 3.0 Bus:
Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBXHCISPT
PCI Device ID: 0xa12f
PCI Revision ID: 0x0031
PCI Vendor ID: 0x8086
FutureBit Moonlander 2:
Product ID: 0xea60
Vendor ID: 0x10c4 (Silicon Laboratories, Inc.)
Version: 1.00
Serial Number: ec72e2ae44cee611bad3a7bc30f55f2b
Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec
Manufacturer: FutureBit
Location ID: 0x14200000 / 4
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 100
Extra Operating Current (mA): 0
So how does that translate into a port # for the "start-moonlander" command line?
Topic: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread - page 21. (Read 71725 times)
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
LOOK AT THE LABEL--
Run a Google search on the model number on the label. This is a generic suggestion, it is how I find replacement fans of any type. Read carefully in the result descriptions so to match amperage, RPMs, bearing type, etc. --scryptr
I LOOKED AT THE LABEL. I was hoping someone else had some experience and insight that would help rather than asking me to do a google search. Anyone can do that. Crazy thought - create a community of Moonlander users that share ideas and experiences!
Also, I did a search and didn't find much.
Thanks
Page 81 of this thread has the last discussion about fans, Like I said you just need to look!
Per my previous post, I did search. Either my search criteria was bad or I just missed it - Which is why I asked in the first place.....
before replacing the fans, carefully take them apart by removing the rubber o ring from the shaft under the sticker and use some lithium grease on the bearing..
i did mine and now they are completely silent and been going for months.
Thanks for the tip! ordering some grease now, hopefully that does the trick. my only fear is that if it does, i'll start buying more moonlanders hahaha
These are sleeve bearing fans so they do need to be greased up once in a while. A bit of machine oil should do the trick. (like mentioned above you can unscrew the fan and get to the sleeve bearing by pulling back the sticker on the back of the fan.
I will also be listing fan replacement at shop.futurebit.io at my cost + shipping which will be under $5. If you want something that will last longer I would go with a dual ball bearing 25mm 5v fan which some people have listed here before. Of course these can get rather pricey.
Maybe you would consider putting the ball bearing fan on the website as an upgrade?
Thats a good idea...ill see if I can source some for cheap.
Any update on this?? Thanks!!
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
LOOK AT THE LABEL--
Run a Google search on the model number on the label. This is a generic suggestion, it is how I find replacement fans of any type. Read carefully in the result descriptions so to match amperage, RPMs, bearing type, etc. --scryptr
I LOOKED AT THE LABEL. I was hoping someone else had some experience and insight that would help rather than asking me to do a google search. Anyone can do that. Crazy thought - create a community of Moonlander users that share ideas and experiences!
Also, I did a search and didn't find much.
Thanks
Page 81 of this thread has the last discussion about fans, Like I said you just need to look!
PERHAPS JSTEFENOP WILL ANSWER--
In my experience, finding replacement fans is done with a search. Measure the fan and do a more generic search. Or, a miner could perhaps PM jstefanop for a precise source. --scryptr
In my experience, finding replacement fans is done with a search. Measure the fan and do a more generic search. Or, a miner could perhaps PM jstefanop for a precise source. --scryptr
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
LOOK AT THE LABEL--
Run a Google search on the model number on the label. This is a generic suggestion, it is how I find replacement fans of any type. Read carefully in the result descriptions so to match amperage, RPMs, bearing type, etc. --scryptr
I LOOKED AT THE LABEL. I was hoping someone else had some experience and insight that would help rather than asking me to do a google search. Anyone can do that. Crazy thought - create a community of Moonlander users that share ideas and experiences!
Also, I did a search and didn't find much.
Thanks
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
There is a lot of info in this thread about the fans, you just need to find it.
jstefanop was going to put upgraded ones on his website but I don't see them yet.
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
LOOK AT THE LABEL--
Run a Google search on the model number on the label. This is a generic suggestion, it is how I find replacement fans of any type. Read carefully in the result descriptions so to match amperage, RPMs, bearing type, etc. --scryptr
Hello,
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Where do I find replacement fans?
thanks
George
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
As soon as I'm done with the Apollo pre-order I will give some love to the Moonlanders. I have a bunch of updates queued for the driver and will be releasing a new version in the next month hopefully.
Regarding this, have you seen https://github.com/luke-jr/bfgminer/issues/763 ?.
I think my problem has been solved. Just letting you know so you can merge that so others that had that problem don't have to anymore
hi all,
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
What are you using to power them? Maybe you don't have enough current to run that high a frequency. Do they run OK at a lower frequency?
yes, I think that's it ! I need to deliver more power to the usb hub
hi all,
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
What are you using to power them? Maybe you don't have enough current to run that high a frequency. Do they run OK at a lower frequency?
hi all,
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
I have a question, I fine tunig my 2 MLD2 to .725v and 756 MHz but when I restart program I have 19% HW error
https://www.cjoint.com/c/HJAlXdFuElV
WHat is the problem? I d'ont understand all its ok
I thought I should have been at least at ~8MH/s but this is not the case
someone can help me?
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
Thanks for your reply. Is there anything I need to do to activate the auto restart? or will it do it automatically with the latest release?
Is it really possible? I will follow carefully
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As soon as I'm done with the Apollo pre-order I will give some love to the Moonlanders. I have a bunch of updates queued for the driver and will be releasing a new version in the next month hopefully.
Great news! I can't wait to see something. Thx
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
As soon as I'm done with the Apollo pre-order I will give some love to the Moonlanders. I have a bunch of updates queued for the driver and will be releasing a new version in the next month hopefully.
Can't wait to see what else you come up with!
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
Thanks for your reply. Is there anything I need to do to activate the auto restart? or will it do it automatically with the latest release?
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
As soon as I'm done with the Apollo pre-order I will give some love to the Moonlanders. I have a bunch of updates queued for the driver and will be releasing a new version in the next month hopefully.
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I am using RPi with latest bfgminer precompiled binary, and it works perfectly. Auto restart of faulty sticks is there.
Last I knew as of a few months ago the auto restart still was not ported over to the Linux ARM V2 tar download which is needed for the pi., or am I missing something?
I have been away for a while and was wondering if the Pi version of BFG miner has been upgraded with the auto restart yet? I have not seen any chatter on this since my last post.
Yes, it was updated. If something goes wrong you should get message: "ASIC has stopped hashing, attempting to restart".
New driver release is out, sorry for the delay and thanks for being patient. I added some last minute debugging code to better help people with issue and rule out any hardware problems. The compile binaries include the big restart fix, so these should technically hash forever without needing any manual restarts (as long as the power supply is semi-stable and you haven't really screwed up the voltages).
Let me know if the binaries run fine on respective systems...might have mis-compiled something while trying to keep track of every architecture
https://github.com/jstefanop/bfgminer/releases/tag/bfgminer-5.4.2-futurebit2-beta2
Let me know if the binaries run fine on respective systems...might have mis-compiled something while trying to keep track of every architecture
https://github.com/jstefanop/bfgminer/releases/tag/bfgminer-5.4.2-futurebit2-beta2
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