Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 800. (Read 3050071 times)
Hi there,
i am looking to solomine with one jupiter. Any idea how to manage that? I could setup a pool on a raspberry, right?
Update: I tried holding down the small button on the front of the control board while powering the unit on, and it came to life now and booted normally. I don't know if the button press did it, or if it was just luck. I'm afraid to touch it again now.
good to know.
I have a bad unit that is very prone to this kind of behaviour: it simply want to boot after been switched off.
the only way to resurrect it is reflashing the fw through the SD card.
next time i'll give this method a try. Did you try it by luck or did you read somewhere, maybe on some BBB forums?
Just luck/guesswork.
Update: I tried holding down the small button on the front of the control board while powering the unit on, and it came to life now and booted normally. I don't know if the button press did it, or if it was just luck. I'm afraid to touch it again now.
good to know.
I have a bad unit that is very prone to this kind of behaviour: it simply don't want to boot after been switched off.
the only way to resurrect it is reflashing the fw through the SD card.
next time i'll give this method a try. Did you try it by luck or did you read somewhere, maybe on some BBB forums?
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
sorry don't have a nov miner so I thought they've released the "advanced" tab also for the nov batch
problem:
november KNC doesn't mine. all 4 ASICs register a temp of around 21C
hashes show at zero
the control panel is working fine. login with a browser. it was working before. after hashing stopped i tried uploading the '99' november firmware again. still no hashing.
considering that the control panel works, could it be a bad beaglebone, or a different problem?
november KNC doesn't mine. all 4 ASICs register a temp of around 21C
hashes show at zero
the control panel is working fine. login with a browser. it was working before. after hashing stopped i tried uploading the '99' november firmware again. still no hashing.
considering that the control panel works, could it be a bad beaglebone, or a different problem?
Sounds like it could be a failed PSU to me - the 12V rail gone maybe ?
The stuff you mention working (BBB) runs off the 5V rail.
Good luck and Merry Christmas.
Thanks! At first i did notice the fans weren't spinning no the november jupiter so i tried the 1200 watt thermaltake PSU on an october jupiter and the jupiters fans wouldn't spin. the thing is when i plugged in the PSU (1000 watt coolermaster) from the october jupiter into the november jupiter, the fans spun, but with the same result(each asic at 21C but no hashing).
yes KNC recommends a 1200watt PSU for a november unit but a 1000 watt PSU should at least make it start hashing ?
Have you tried taking a needlenose or tweezers and closing the barrels of the molex 4 pin so they're more snug on the pins?
dairy100, are you sure the pool is alive and that the miner can reach the pool?
If so, I would try disconnecting the data cables from the modules and reconnecting them one at a time, checking whether you get any hashes after each step.
(Do not connect or disconnect any cables while the unit is powered-on. Always power it off first.)
If so, I would try disconnecting the data cables from the modules and reconnecting them one at a time, checking whether you get any hashes after each step.
(Do not connect or disconnect any cables while the unit is powered-on. Always power it off first.)
problem:
november KNC doesn't mine. all 4 ASICs register a temp of around 21C
hashes show at zero
the control panel is working fine. login with a browser. it was working before. after hashing stopped i tried uploading the '99' november firmware again. still no hashing.
considering that the control panel works, could it be a bad beaglebone, or a different problem?
november KNC doesn't mine. all 4 ASICs register a temp of around 21C
hashes show at zero
the control panel is working fine. login with a browser. it was working before. after hashing stopped i tried uploading the '99' november firmware again. still no hashing.
considering that the control panel works, could it be a bad beaglebone, or a different problem?
Sounds like it could be a failed PSU to me - the 12V rail gone maybe ?
The stuff you mention working (BBB) runs off the 5V rail.
Good luck and Merry Christmas.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxXlEOb-bf3AVUFRSHNLRHVudGc
I am. I was running 0.99-E when the failure occurred. 0.99.1-E did not fix the issue.
Son-of-a-Josh. I tried some of those things (swapping the power and data cables around) and now I really killed it to where it won't boot.
The control board LEDs don't come on at all now, though all the fans run and the ethernet port link LEDs come on. The BBB shows a single blue LED but never anything else.
I tried disconnecting all the modules' data cables, but the behavior did not change.
I think I may have the corrupt flash storage problem. I guess I'll hunt around for an SD card now and try to boot off that.
Update: I tried holding down the small button on the front of the control board while powering the unit on, and it came to life now and booted normally. I don't know if the button press did it, or if it was just luck. I'm afraid to touch it again now.
My cable swapping did not solve the dead die problem.
November Jupiters have been hashing at ~700GH/s
consistently?
links please.
My Jupiter was consistently doing 679 GH/s and I've seen similar rigs being sold on eBay, so the "circa 700" seems credible. I did also see a lot of 650 and 660 GH/s so of course not all of them got close to 700.
Nov Jups here all fell in between 670 & 700. Only thing I have done to them is point them at the blockchain. Most trouble-free hashing of any system I have ever used.
Thank you KnC for taking the voodoo out of mining.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxXlEOb-bf3AVUFRSHNLRHVudGc
I am. I was running 0.99-E when the failure occurred. 0.99.1-E did not fix the issue.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxXlEOb-bf3AVUFRSHNLRHVudGc
I am. I was running 0.99-E when the failure occurred. 0.99.1-E did not fix the issue.
It's the last die that's off BTW. VRMs 7 and 8 show low output amperage (1.35A and 0.603A respectively.)
November Jupiters have been hashing at ~700GH/s
consistently?
links please.
My Nov Jup is consistant at 670 GH/s.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxXlEOb-bf3AVUFRSHNLRHVudGc
November Jupiters have been hashing at ~700GH/s
consistently?
links please.
My Nov Jup is consistant at 670 GH/s.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
There is no voltage adjustment available on the November units, so no.
November Jupiters have been hashing at ~700GH/s
consistently?
links please.
My Nov Jup is consistant at 670 GH/s.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
did you try to increase the voltage for switched off die?
sorry off topic...
Hey Phoenix1969
we both got a nice Christmas gift.. we both graduated to senior members at same time
congratulations and Merry Christmas to you and everyone here
Hey Phoenix1969
we both got a nice Christmas gift.. we both graduated to senior members at same time
congratulations and Merry Christmas to you and everyone here
November Jupiters have been hashing at ~700GH/s
consistently?
links please.
My Nov Jup is consistant at 670 GH/s.
My November Jupiter hashed at 670GH/s when it was working perfectly. Last week something went wrong in it and I've got a die off and it gets 630GH/s now.
I have not ordered a Neptune myself because I feel they need to reduce the power consumption more.
Neptunes won't run in most American households unless you're running it off two circuits. As tempting as it was to purchase one, the harsh reality of "this just won't run in my home" made it a no-buy
IMHO It won't be long before a miner costs 20k, and is dedicated 220v
like the 14nm 3-D FinFen tec... hope KNC/AllChip has started that!
merry christmas
I have not ordered a Neptune myself because I feel they need to reduce the power consumption more.
Neptunes won't run in most American households unless you're running it off two circuits. As tempting as it was to purchase one, the harsh reality of "this just won't run in my home" made it a no-buy
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