Topic: Spitting errors on Pi (Read 1418 times)
I put an 2 extra hubs in to take 2 eruptors and 1 to relay them to the pi. the errors have gone down to 20% now. Still not what I had hoped but better I suppose
Daisy chaining hubs isn't an issue.
As others have said, you're probably going over on power. I run those DLink hubs with 5x BE's in each, and a USB fan on one of the hubs to cool all of them... My HWerror rate is under 1%.
I had stability issues running MinePeon, so I switched to PIckaxe... but I believe stability is much improved in MinePeon 0.2.3a or so.. ?
As others have said, you're probably going over on power. I run those DLink hubs with 5x BE's in each, and a USB fan on one of the hubs to cool all of them... My HWerror rate is under 1%.
I had stability issues running MinePeon, so I switched to PIckaxe... but I believe stability is much improved in MinePeon 0.2.3a or so.. ?
I'm counting the errors by the proportion of accepts. I.e. for every 100 accepts I get something like 30 errors and in my pool it shows way under my Mhash/s
How are you counting errors? Don't compare an absolute value (HW) to a relative one (accepted)
power supply to the hubs is 3A each and the pi has its own power supply
Try to use only 5 USB Block Erupters in each HUB to see if it is something about the current needed by them.
power supply to the hubs is 3A each and the pi has its own power supply
Please verify the power units that you are using with the HUB's. 6 USB Block erupters need a minimum of 6*510mA=3,06Amperes@5volts or ~15W. And the HUB needs also some current for it to work.
As I can see on D-Link DUB-H7 7 Ports HUB's specifications, "It is recommended that the combined power consumption on all ports should not exceed 2A or 10W.". Link to Amazon
The RPI needs more or less 1 ampere.
As I can see on D-Link DUB-H7 7 Ports HUB's specifications, "It is recommended that the combined power consumption on all ports should not exceed 2A or 10W.". Link to Amazon
The RPI needs more or less 1 ampere.
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USB Block Erupter: Power consuption: ~510mA --> ~2,5W
You connected a hub to a hub? I don't think that is a good idea. Could decrease data transfer and increase problems, but I could be wrong.
I have a pi running on minepeon with cgminer. I have 2 d link hubs with 6 eruptors in each. The pi has a power supply as do both the hubs. I use the 7th port on one of the hubs to connect the 2. I also have a fan on as close as I can get. However I am getting around 30% errors. Has anyone had the same issue with this or any advice?
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