Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread - page 56.

jstefanop

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Quote from: Finless on February 11, 2018, 12:12:58 PM

Oh and a question to jstefanop or anyone else honestly.

Windows 10 Pro:
So you have your MLD running and in the command window you hit Q for quit.
At that point the fan goes into a super fast full speed! Why?
If you then unplug the stick and plug it back in (I am using a powered hub) the fan still runs at hyper speed.
If I then run BFGminer again, the fan slows a little once it starts but not at the original speed it was running at. It's still running faster.
I have to reboot the PC to solve that. A reboot and then plug the stick back in and the fan is quite and lower speed again.
Run the BFGminer again and all is good. No hyper speed fan.

Anyone else notice this? Any way to resolve it?
Anyway to read the fan speed on this thing?

Thanks,
Bob

The fan is dumb, and its speed is based on the input voltage. When you first plug in the stick is not drawing any power you getting full 5v out of the port and so is the fan (so its running at full speed). Once you start hashing the voltage can drop down to as low as 4v depending on how bad the 5v supply powering the port is, which in turn slows down the fan.

Finless

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Oh and a question to jstefanop or anyone else honestly.

Windows 10 Pro:
So you have your MLD running and in the command window you hit Q for quit.
At that point the fan goes into a super fast full speed! Why?
If you then unplug the stick and plug it back in (I am using a powered hub) the fan still runs at hyper speed.
If I then run BFGminer again, the fan slows a little once it starts but not at the original speed it was running at. It's still running faster.
I have to reboot the PC to solve that. A reboot and then plug the stick back in and the fan is quite and lower speed again.
Run the BFGminer again and all is good. No hyper speed fan.

Anyone else notice this? Any way to resolve it?
Anyway to read the fan speed on this thing?

Thanks,
Bob

Finless

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I got a really good stick! I am all tuned now after messing with clock speeds and voltages.
I started with as low voltages as I could and worked up.

FYI, it's hard to get a standard volt meter probe on the pad of L1. Pad is small and tip of standard probe won't get on it.
I used an Xacto blade. Broke the very end of the tip off to make it blunt and used an alligator clip to hold the blade.
Just a tip.

I am running at 832 with a core voltage of .74 and memory voltage at .77.
Hashing at 4.72 (give or take).
Back of small heat sink running at 142F.
HW error rate of .72% (varies a little but always under 1%).

Great little stick to mess with. I am making only cents a day but I did not buy it to make a bunch of money. Just wanted some Crypto in a wallet for now.

Thanks,
Bob

mtntraders

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So another question...I have three MLD2 and I need a good powered USB to use with them, can anyone recommend one they have gotten and worked, the ones I have tried so far have all stopped working, guessing due to low power....got a USB riser card as well to try and even that would not work and it was also powered.
Thanks

Huh

bucketofsocks

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does anyone sell replacement fans for these things? I have one that started making a helluva noise, still mines though for now

iamwillard

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Quote from: jstefanop on February 09, 2018, 04:55:04 PM

Quote from: iamwillard on February 08, 2018, 05:43:04 PM

I ordered and received 2 Moonlander 2s from asicpuppy. One of them works fine but the other seems to be dead on arrival. No matter how I connect it to my pc, the miner software will not detect the device. I reached out to asicpuppy support but haven't received any response. Anyone else have experiences with asicpuppy's support that can help? Thanks!

Does it show up at all under your device manager? Does the yellow or red led flash at all when you start up bfgminer?

It does show up under device manager. The D2 led stays on and no other led flashes when bfgminer is on.

thebosz

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Quote from: Patjebitcoin on February 09, 2018, 06:04:13 PM

Best way is to number the moonlanders by hand on the stick. Put them 1 by 1 in the usb port and read out the serial with bfgminer. Now you can track them down..

Great idea, thanks!

Patjebitcoin

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Quote from: thebosz on February 09, 2018, 06:00:57 PM

Quote from: jstefanop on February 09, 2018, 04:54:09 PM

Quote from: thebosz on February 09, 2018, 04:32:23 PM

Maybe I'm dumb, but is there an easy way to tell which device is which?

In BFGminer, I have the list of 6 devices, MLD 0 - 5. Occasionally I'll get a message of "MLD 5: ASIC has stopped hashing, attempting to restart".

I know it's because of power issues.

But I can't seem to isolate the problem one.

I've tried to disable it through the "manage devices" menu, but all devices keep flashing leds.

Is there some trick to figure it out?

Only way is to match the serial number in bfgminer to the device. The disable function is currently not implemented in the driver, but it will be in the next release.

Best way is to number the moonlanders by hand on the stick. Put them 1 by 1 in the usb port and read out the serial with bfgminer. Now you can track them down..

Oh! I was wondering about that serial number.

Where can I find the number on the board? Or how do they relate?

thebosz

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Quote from: jstefanop on February 09, 2018, 04:54:09 PM

Quote from: thebosz on February 09, 2018, 04:32:23 PM

Maybe I'm dumb, but is there an easy way to tell which device is which?

In BFGminer, I have the list of 6 devices, MLD 0 - 5. Occasionally I'll get a message of "MLD 5: ASIC has stopped hashing, attempting to restart".

I know it's because of power issues.

But I can't seem to isolate the problem one.

I've tried to disable it through the "manage devices" menu, but all devices keep flashing leds.

Is there some trick to figure it out?

Only way is to match the serial number in bfgminer to the device. The disable function is currently not implemented in the driver, but it will be in the next release.

Oh! I was wondering about that serial number.

Where can I find the number on the board? Or how do they relate?

TimBuck2

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Quote from: Finless on February 09, 2018, 04:12:55 PM

What is the pool you setup?
I will check what to mine and check out DGB.

It is not prime time and was setup just so i could learn. not for production per say.

To the other question above yours. No, only scrypt no other algorithm even those that are close in name.

Best way to determine the most profitable coin at any given moment, that I have found is:

What To Mine

jstefanop

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Quote from: iamwillard on February 08, 2018, 05:43:04 PM

I ordered and received 2 Moonlander 2s from asicpuppy. One of them works fine but the other seems to be dead on arrival. No matter how I connect it to my pc, the miner software will not detect the device. I reached out to asicpuppy support but haven't received any response. Anyone else have experiences with asicpuppy's support that can help? Thanks!

Does it show up at all under your device manager? Does the yellow or red led flash at all when you start up bfgminer?

jstefanop

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Quote from: thebosz on February 09, 2018, 04:32:23 PM

Maybe I'm dumb, but is there an easy way to tell which device is which?

In BFGminer, I have the list of 6 devices, MLD 0 - 5. Occasionally I'll get a message of "MLD 5: ASIC has stopped hashing, attempting to restart".

I know it's because of power issues.

But I can't seem to isolate the problem one.

I've tried to disable it through the "manage devices" menu, but all devices keep flashing leds.

Is there some trick to figure it out?

Only way is to match the serial number in bfgminer to the device. The disable function is currently not implemented in the driver, but it will be in the next release.

thebosz

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Maybe I'm dumb, but is there an easy way to tell which device is which?

In BFGminer, I have the list of 6 devices, MLD 0 - 5. Occasionally I'll get a message of "MLD 5: ASIC has stopped hashing, attempting to restart".

I know it's because of power issues.

But I can't seem to isolate the problem one.

I've tried to disable it through the "manage devices" menu, but all devices keep flashing leds.

Is there some trick to figure it out?

Finless

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Quote from: TimBuck2 on February 09, 2018, 03:52:39 PM

Quote from: Finless on February 09, 2018, 03:36:32 PM

Seems Scrypt pools are different in that you have to make an account? And you do not use a wallet address in the BFGminer command line?
Is this true for all Scrypt pools?

No. It depends on what 'front end' the pool is using and how they have it set up. There are some pools for LTC I have either looked at or mined on that did not require registration and only your wallet address.

I have recently set up a pool for DGB (could easily be for any other coin) that requires no log in and only a wallet address for username. The front end on that pool is using CoiniumServ as the stratum interface.

I am now doing a lot of study on what Scrypt coin to mine.... That is always the hard part for me.
I tend to want to look at something with low difficulty but then I see things like Einsteinium, it's not worth mining.
What is the pool you setup?
I will check what to mine and check out DGB.

Thanks!

Bob

mtntraders

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So would these work for all scrypt protocol like scrypt jane or neoscrypt?

Just thought I would ask....
Thanks in advance...

TimBuck2

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Quote from: Finless on February 09, 2018, 03:36:32 PM

Seems Scrypt pools are different in that you have to make an account? And you do not use a wallet address in the BFGminer command line?
Is this true for all Scrypt pools?

No. It depends on what 'front end' the pool is using and how they have it set up. There are some pools for LTC I have either looked at or mined on that did not require registration and only your wallet address.

I have recently set up a pool for DGB (could easily be for any other coin) that requires no log in and only a wallet address for username. The front end on that pool is using CoiniumServ as the stratum interface.

Finless

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Quote from: TimBuck2 on February 09, 2018, 02:06:44 PM

Looks Perfect! Wink

Thanks.... Setting up my litecoin wallet now. Damn it's going to be a long time to sync Sad

A question please.

I have been mining XMR (Monero) on Nanopool and in the command line for the pool your provide your wallet address. I never needed to "make an account" on the pool. It made one for me using my wallet address.

Seems Scrypt pools are different in that you have to make an account? And you do not use a wallet address in the BFGminer command line?
Is this true for all Scrypt pools?

Sorry for the n00b questions.

Bob

TimBuck2

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Looks Perfect! Wink

Finless

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Hi all!
Just got my Moonlander 2.
Windows 10 Pro, installed drivers, and fired up BFGminer using the .bat file.
Yes, I realize I was test was mining for jstefanop.1

Since I am totally new to BFGminer and this stick I am learning as much as I can. Lots to read and learn but it's fun.
I have been GPU mining XMR on nanopool and minergate using XMR-stak. Pretty easy to understand. BFGMiner is much more complicated with all the info it provides.

So here is my test screen shot. How does it look? Is everything going OK?
Any tips for me?

Thanks all!

https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/27908371_1775681505786088_1344593530125869325_o.jpg?oh=f74b7a44d2a092b085d7d80ffec71db3&oe=5ADC73BF

Bob

mtntraders

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Quote from: cryptochris on February 09, 2018, 12:07:25 AM

Quote from: mtntraders on February 08, 2018, 08:08:46 PM

Hi, complete newbie here, noob, whatever....anywho, I have 3 MLD-2 and i would like to know how to configure to only use one per coin if so desired.

-S MLD:All --set MLD:clock=756
pause

So in other words, if I just wanted to start one, what would I put in place of "All" after MLD:

any help would be greatly appreciated.

Grin

you need 3 different .bat files, one for each coin. in place of the "All" you would put the MLD# you want to use for that coin.

Go the easy route, download Multiminer, then when you install it, find the folder it's installed in, go in the Miners folder, there is a BFGminer folder in there, delete the contents, replace with the BFGminer you downloaded for the MLD's.

That app lets you independently control your devices so you can set then to do different coins or the same coins. Nice user interface too.

Thank you much!!

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