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Sorry to be a noob but to revert the changes would the following command work or is there more to it?
This is great BTW, works perfectly!
Now I've got my head around manually editing the config file I'd like to try different values and whenever I attempt to enter the asic-freq file, it appears empty so I'd like to go back to stock (for now)
Thanks!
Sorry to be a noob but to revert the changes would the following command work or is there more to it?
Code:
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.400
mv asic-freq.BitmaintechFactoryVersion asic-freq
This is great BTW, works perfectly!
Now I've got my head around manually editing the config file I'd like to try different values and whenever I attempt to enter the asic-freq file, it appears empty so I'd like to go back to stock (for now)
Thanks!
Yes, that is the method to go back! If I may make a suggestion, I would do this:
ssh to the miner
Code:
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.400
mv asic-freq.350MHz asic-freq
Personally, I don't like to mess with the original files from the factory and I just like to work with copies. The only reason I can think of that you're getting an empty file when you're trying to enter the asic-freq file is that you're not in the /etc/config folder.
ssh to the miner
Code:
cd /etc/config
ls -la asic-freq*
less asic-freq.BitmaintechFactoryVersion
less asic-freq.350MHz <-- if you haven't renamed it. if you have, use asic-freq
vi asic-freq <--- only enter when ready for vi :D
less command is just to display (not edit) the file. You can move up and down using the arrow keys. Q to exit. vi can be difficult to move around so don't enter it unless you know the shortcuts or you can get stuck in it. I like nano more as a text editor but it's not on the Ant miner, unless you install it. There's shortcut keys/guides on the internet.
Good luck!
