Topic: Solved: Avalon 200Gh/s miner help, please and Ty ! (Read 882 times)
Problem solved, now I have a hot, noisy room til I figure out where to put this thing heh
Sounds good, let me know how you fair.
The SSH server should also be enabled if you can still access the device.
Just ssh as root with the password I provided earlier. Beware, though, root access CAN brick the machine if not used correctly.
The SSH server should also be enabled if you can still access the device.
Just ssh as root with the password I provided earlier. Beware, though, root access CAN brick the machine if not used correctly.
I am trying to reach you to try to help you out.
Just go of the phone with the company and they suggested somethin I'm gonna try, will post back.
I am trying to reach you to try to help you out.
So this things noisy as fuck which I can live with but now I feel like I wasted my god damn money.
Was reading this since it's the link the link the seller gave me. All seemed to be going well, then I got in to the network tab to change the IP stuff. Well, apparently I accidentally hit Unmanaged and saved and now I can't get back in to the damn thing. When I visit the IP address, I get he black screen with the LuCI line of text and then nothing.
So is this thing freakin bricked now ?
Apparently it has some form of an rPi board. If I could somehow factory reset it I might be ok, I did notice next to the ethernet there's a mini USB port w/e it's used for.
Was reading this since it's the link the link the seller gave me. All seemed to be going well, then I got in to the network tab to change the IP stuff. Well, apparently I accidentally hit Unmanaged and saved and now I can't get back in to the damn thing. When I visit the IP address, I get he black screen with the LuCI line of text and then nothing.
So is this thing freakin bricked now ?
Apparently it has some form of an rPi board. If I could somehow factory reset it I might be ok, I did notice next to the ethernet there's a mini USB port w/e it's used for.
Walk to a store and steal one
I don't this often but I read that and literally LMFAO... but it is an idea lol. I think the last thing I stole was a butterfinger from 7-11 when I was like 15/16 (32 now).Pretty sure they have a machine in the back somewhere using one, just borrow it
Walk to a store and steal one
I don't this often but I read that and literally LMFAO... but it is an idea lol. I think the last thing I stole was a butterfinger from 7-11 when I was like 15/16 (32 now).
Walk to a store and steal one
Monoprice can do messenger delivery
I wana get it running today though hehBorrow your desktop cord
Monoprice can do messenger delivery
I wana get it running today though hehBorrow your desktop cord
Monoprice can do messenger delivery
I wana get it running today though heh
Monoprice can do messenger delivery
That might be for a pdu
But yes it says 110v so just a cable
This is all that's on it.But yes it says 110v so just a cable
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It's on a white sticker wrapped around the funny end of the plug.
Edit: Sellers refunding a few bucks to go out and get a power cord but he said that's all I need. Still worried what'll happen though when I plug it in lol
I did notice one weird thing, this unit has an IP sticker on the back of it. Why might this be since AFAIK, any device when hooked up to the internet via router, switch etc. is auto assigned IP's.
Maybe because he used a static address to find them easier.. you should continue to use it if it's still valid and you're router is on the same subnet
Either way the bi of shock values gone lol but I really can't wait to ge this thing humming along for me... just gotta get a plug and I got no car lol.
That might be for a pdu
But yes it says 110v so just a cable
This is all that's on it.But yes it says 110v so just a cable
180-2082-01 Rev.51
0001205 03 08
It's on a white sticker wrapped around the funny end of the plug.
Edit: Sellers refunding a few bucks to go out and get a power cord but he said that's all I need. Still worried what'll happen though when I plug it in lol
I did notice one weird thing, this unit has an IP sticker on the back of it. Why might this be since AFAIK, any device when hooked up to the internet via router, switch etc. is auto assigned IP's.
Maybe because he used a static address to find them easier.. you should continue to use it if it's still valid and you're router is on the same subnet
That might be for a pdu
But yes it says 110v so just a cable
This is all that's on it.But yes it says 110v so just a cable
180-2082-01 Rev.51
0001205 03 08
It's on a white sticker wrapped around the funny end of the plug.
Edit: Sellers refunding a few bucks to go out and get a power cord but he said that's all I need. Still worried what'll happen though when I plug it in lol
I did notice one weird thing, this unit has an IP sticker on the back of it. Why might this be since AFAIK, any device when hooked up to the internet via router, switch etc. is auto assigned IP's.
That might be for a pdu
But yes it says 110v so just a cable
But yes it says 110v so just a cable
So I just got this damn 200-220Gh/s Avalon miner I ordered. Seller didn't tell me it came with this damn chinese plug or w/e it is.
The listing states it is 110v/220v operation, so after I spend all day trying to get a US style plug for a computer PSU. This in theory means I should just be able to plug it in to the PSU and wall and get going right ?
The ass end that sticks in to the PSU looks how you'd expect it to, and so does the other end except the pins that would otherwise go in to the wall plug are "boxed" in. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that what would otherwise be the ground pin is flat like the others and that the three pins are extremely close.
Actually, I just looked again and the part that looks like it would go in the wall is a mirror of the port on the PSU so I can take both ends of the plug and snap em in to each other so it looks like that snake that eats it's own tail.
The listing states it is 110v/220v operation, so after I spend all day trying to get a US style plug for a computer PSU. This in theory means I should just be able to plug it in to the PSU and wall and get going right ?
The ass end that sticks in to the PSU looks how you'd expect it to, and so does the other end except the pins that would otherwise go in to the wall plug are "boxed" in. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that what would otherwise be the ground pin is flat like the others and that the three pins are extremely close.
Actually, I just looked again and the part that looks like it would go in the wall is a mirror of the port on the PSU so I can take both ends of the plug and snap em in to each other so it looks like that snake that eats it's own tail.
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