I have the abitude to repair the S7 ... and 3 card that shows 48 asic does not surprise me !!!
Sufi of a single card down and these are the 3 cards that shows 48 ... even if 2 are intact!
THE first test to do and connect only ONE card and see if it works well, so about 1.6 TH and 45 asic (or 54) ... If ok, test another card ... (always meter out tenssion before unplugging and reconnecting a card) ...
Topic: S7 problem (Read 176 times)
First problem is your controller is not reading your hardware properly.
It is showing 48 chips per board which isnt possible. There are either 54 or 45 chips per board and neither will function with more than 3 chips not functioning.
I would check what firmware you are running and make sure it is the proper one for your boards.
It is showing 48 chips per board which isnt possible. There are either 54 or 45 chips per board and neither will function with more than 3 chips not functioning.
I would check what firmware you are running and make sure it is the proper one for your boards.
Can you post copy and paste the kernel logs to http://pastebin.com/
It looks like you get low hashrate according to the image? it might be a hashboard issue or maybe your PSU is not giving enough power.
What exactly the miner's problem?
If you can post the kernel logs here we can review and find if what is the miner's issue.
It looks like you get low hashrate according to the image? it might be a hashboard issue or maybe your PSU is not giving enough power.
What exactly the miner's problem?
If you can post the kernel logs here we can review and find if what is the miner's issue.
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