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So the key component is definitely still available for a batch three. But the capital I can imagine needed is rather large. But your guys product freakin rock

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Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 01:26:15 PM

Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 30, 2014, 12:59:08 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 08:10:24 AM

All 3 boards are now hashing

Thank you for your help Swimmer69

Excellent!

Swimmer,

I have one question for you

I'm running 3 cgminer instances for 3 boards due to different temps. I'm trying to see all 3 boards through peppermining app but it doesn't work for me Sad

If I run all boards through 1 cgminer instance I can see all 3 boards in pepper app.

I have tried:
board #1 --api-port 4028
board #2 --api-port 4029
board #3 --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app

I have tried:
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4028
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4029
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app.

I have tried:

--api-listen --api-network

This will show only board which was started as first one.

Any help greatly appreciated

The pepper app only connects to one cgminer instance (or more technically only the IP and port you specify when you open it). If you run multiple cgminer instances with different ports, you need to run one PepperApp instance to connect to port 4028, one to connect to 4029, etc.

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Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 01:26:15 PM

Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 30, 2014, 12:59:08 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 08:10:24 AM

All 3 boards are now hashing

Thank you for your help Swimmer69

Excellent!

Swimmer,

I have one question for you

I'm running 3 cgminer instances for 3 boards due to different temps. I'm trying to see all 3 boards through peppermining app but it doesn't work for me Sad

If I run all boards through 1 cgminer instance I can see all 3 boards in pepper app.

I have tried:
board #1 --api-port 4028
board #2 --api-port 4029
board #3 --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app

I have tried:
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4028
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4029
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app.

I have tried:

--api-listen --api-network

This will show only board which was started as first one.

Any help greatly appreciated

I have always run all boards through one instance of cgminer. Never tried multiple ones. I have also never been able to pick up more than one board at a time with the pepper app. Granted, I did not mess around trying to figure out how to do it either.
When I first tested each board on it's own I used the app to adjust pressure on the cooler. Once that was adjusted and running well I did not really need the app anymore. I like all the fancy colors, but besides the individual die temps, nothing else is crucial or not available in cgminer. So I did not spend much time trying to make it work.

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Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 30, 2014, 12:59:08 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 08:10:24 AM

All 3 boards are now hashing

Thank you for your help Swimmer69

Excellent!

Swimmer,

I have one question for you

I'm running 3 cgminer instances for 3 boards due to different temps. I'm trying to see all 3 boards through peppermining app but it doesn't work for me Sad

If I run all boards through 1 cgminer instance I can see all 3 boards in pepper app.

I have tried:
board #1 --api-port 4028
board #2 --api-port 4029
board #3 --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app

I have tried:
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4028
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4029
--api-listen --api-network --api-port 4030

This will show only board #1 in pepper app.

I have tried:

--api-listen --api-network

This will show only board which was started as first one.

Any help greatly appreciated

Swimmer63

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Quote from: SVK on July 30, 2014, 08:10:24 AM

All 3 boards are now hashing

Thank you for your help Swimmer69

Excellent!

SVK

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All 3 boards are now hashing

Thank you for your help Swimmer69

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Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 02:26:02 PM

Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 29, 2014, 02:15:56 PM

May or may not help. I run 4 boards on one PC. I can never just plug them all in and start it up. If I do I get one to 3 of them as Zombies.
I have to start CGminer with one board. One board always seems to start fine.
Then plug in a second board's USB but keep the PSU off. Just with USB power. Wait for the PC and CGminer to recognize the board, then turn on the PSU. CGminer says something like "Hot Start", hiccups for a few seconds and then it goes and starts hashing.
I do this for each board. Mine has been running for three weeks now.

Do you get the same thing if you power up all the boards without plugging them in, and then start cgminer? These boards do power the control section of the board from the USB bus if the 12V isn't available, so it could be that too many boards could be pulling enough power to cause issues if they're all fed from a single plug. I've never tested the actual draw on the USB Vbus if running a bunch of them from an unpowered hub if there's no 12V, but it could be causing an issue. I'll look into that and get back to you.

Not sure what you mean. If you mean plugging in all the boards on USB only power, yes they will all show on cgminer and Zombie. But they will come out of zombie if you start the PSU's quickly. If I power on all boards and PSU's at once 1-3 will Zombie and NOT come out of it. That's why I have to do it in the specific order.

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Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 02:26:02 PM

Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 29, 2014, 02:15:56 PM

May or may not help. I run 4 boards on one PC. I can never just plug them all in and start it up. If I do I get one to 3 of them as Zombies.
I have to start CGminer with one board. One board always seems to start fine.
Then plug in a second board's USB but keep the PSU off. Just with USB power. Wait for the PC and CGminer to recognize the board, then turn on the PSU. CGminer says something like "Hot Start", hiccups for a few seconds and then it goes and starts hashing.
I do this for each board. Mine has been running for three weeks now.

Do you get the same thing if you power up all the boards without plugging them in, and then start cgminer? These boards do power the control section of the board from the USB bus if the 12V isn't available, so it could be that too many boards could be pulling enough power to cause issues if they're all fed from a single plug. I've never tested the actual draw on the USB Vbus if running a bunch of them from an unpowered hub if there's no 12V, but it could be causing an issue. I'll look into that and get back to you.

Well, that was a little unexpected. The board draws 300mA from the 5V USB bus if there is no 12V power present, so that could be a cause for why you may have issues with multiple boards, especially if using an unpowered hub.
FWIW, I've never seen any issue like that with zombies at startup, but I generally always keep the 12V power on and so all the control is fed off that instead of off the USB plug.

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Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 29, 2014, 02:15:56 PM

May or may not help. I run 4 boards on one PC. I can never just plug them all in and start it up. If I do I get one to 3 of them as Zombies.
I have to start CGminer with one board. One board always seems to start fine.
Then plug in a second board's USB but keep the PSU off. Just with USB power. Wait for the PC and CGminer to recognize the board, then turn on the PSU. CGminer says something like "Hot Start", hiccups for a few seconds and then it goes and starts hashing.
I do this for each board. Mine has been running for three weeks now.

I will try anything

I have done ritual dance and even priest is coming tomorrow. One never knows these days lol.

Many thanks for your help.

I have managed to get 2 boards working again. I have disabled new board and now both old boards are hashing away. So it has to be 3 and more boards are causing issues.

MrTeal

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Quote from: Swimmer63 on July 29, 2014, 02:15:56 PM

May or may not help. I run 4 boards on one PC. I can never just plug them all in and start it up. If I do I get one to 3 of them as Zombies.
I have to start CGminer with one board. One board always seems to start fine.
Then plug in a second board's USB but keep the PSU off. Just with USB power. Wait for the PC and CGminer to recognize the board, then turn on the PSU. CGminer says something like "Hot Start", hiccups for a few seconds and then it goes and starts hashing.
I do this for each board. Mine has been running for three weeks now.

Do you get the same thing if you power up all the boards without plugging them in, and then start cgminer? These boards do power the control section of the board from the USB bus if the 12V isn't available, so it could be that too many boards could be pulling enough power to cause issues if they're all fed from a single plug. I've never tested the actual draw on the USB Vbus if running a bunch of them from an unpowered hub if there's no 12V, but it could be causing an issue. I'll look into that and get back to you.

Swimmer63

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May or may not help. I run 4 boards on one PC. I can never just plug them all in and start it up. If I do I get one to 3 of them as Zombies.
I have to start CGminer with one board. One board always seems to start fine.
Then plug in a second board's USB but keep the PSU off. Just with USB power. Wait for the PC and CGminer to recognize the board, then turn on the PSU. CGminer says something like "Hot Start", hiccups for a few seconds and then it goes and starts hashing.
I do this for each board. Mine has been running for three weeks now.

SVK

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Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 12:40:16 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 12:24:11 PM

Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 12:18:15 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 08:25:34 AM

I have a small problem to run 3 habaneros on windows 7.

So far I had no issues to run 2 boards on win7. I have recently purchased used board and this one gives me some weird problems.As soon as I connect 3rd one Overheat tripped message appears and I can't mine with that board.

If I disconnect my 2 original boards and start new one all is good with that board.

Then I connect my two older ones and they both will give me Thermal overheat error. (which is nonsense because they run fine if new board is not connected.

My original 2 boards have their own cooling and new one has Corsair H100i.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much

Update

Now I'm down to one board only Sad

New board is giving me Overheat tripped(there are some USB lib errors with that) and one of my old ones same issue Sad

I'm clueless as to what is going on.

But all the boards work fine if running individually? That's very odd.
What happens if you run them on the same computer but one board per cgminer instance by using --usb HFA:1 in your command line and running three cgminer instances?

Mr teal,

thanks for coming in Thank you

That is how I'm running them.

3 instances of cgminer one per board.

cgminer.exe --usb HFA:1 --hfa-name HFA:1 -o -u -p -o

-u -p --hfa-fan 100 --hfa-temp-target 0 --hfa-temp-overheat 104 --hfa-fail-drop 0 --hfa-hash-clock 700 --api-port 4028

I have uninstalled WINusb driver and reinstalled it with same result. Only one board will mine Sad

Do you have another Win7 system you can toss them on temporarily to see if they'll mine together on a fresh install?

I have one spare Win7 pc but that would be available tomorrow.
If I'm installing ZADIG driver - there some other options WINUSB, libusbK and libusb-win32. Which one should I use ?

I have used WINUSB when I first got Habaneros but new board was run on LINUX before I got it. Does it make any difference ?

Thank you for your help

MrTeal

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Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 12:24:11 PM

Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 12:18:15 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 08:25:34 AM

I have a small problem to run 3 habaneros on windows 7.

So far I had no issues to run 2 boards on win7. I have recently purchased used board and this one gives me some weird problems.As soon as I connect 3rd one Overheat tripped message appears and I can't mine with that board.

If I disconnect my 2 original boards and start new one all is good with that board.

Then I connect my two older ones and they both will give me Thermal overheat error. (which is nonsense because they run fine if new board is not connected.

My original 2 boards have their own cooling and new one has Corsair H100i.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much

Update

Now I'm down to one board only Sad

New board is giving me Overheat tripped(there are some USB lib errors with that) and one of my old ones same issue Sad

I'm clueless as to what is going on.

But all the boards work fine if running individually? That's very odd.
What happens if you run them on the same computer but one board per cgminer instance by using --usb HFA:1 in your command line and running three cgminer instances?

Mr teal,

thanks for coming in Thank you

That is how I'm running them.

3 instances of cgminer one per board.

cgminer.exe --usb HFA:1 --hfa-name HFA:1 -o -u -p -o

-u -p --hfa-fan 100 --hfa-temp-target 0 --hfa-temp-overheat 104 --hfa-fail-drop 0 --hfa-hash-clock 700 --api-port 4028

I have uninstalled WINusb driver and reinstalled it with same result. Only one board will mine Sad

Do you have another Win7 system you can toss them on temporarily to see if they'll mine together on a fresh install?

SVK

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All 3 boards from same cgminer instance

If run individually

SVK

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Quote from: MrTeal on July 29, 2014, 12:18:15 PM

Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 08:25:34 AM

I have a small problem to run 3 habaneros on windows 7.

So far I had no issues to run 2 boards on win7. I have recently purchased used board and this one gives me some weird problems.As soon as I connect 3rd one Overheat tripped message appears and I can't mine with that board.

If I disconnect my 2 original boards and start new one all is good with that board.

Then I connect my two older ones and they both will give me Thermal overheat error. (which is nonsense because they run fine if new board is not connected.

My original 2 boards have their own cooling and new one has Corsair H100i.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much

Update

Now I'm down to one board only Sad

New board is giving me Overheat tripped(there are some USB lib errors with that) and one of my old ones same issue Sad

I'm clueless as to what is going on.

But all the boards work fine if running individually? That's very odd.
What happens if you run them on the same computer but one board per cgminer instance by using --usb HFA:1 in your command line and running three cgminer instances?

Mr teal,

thanks for coming in Thank you

That is how I'm running them.

3 instances of cgminer one per board.

cgminer.exe --usb HFA:1 --hfa-name HFA:1 -o -u -p -o

-u -p --hfa-fan 100 --hfa-temp-target 0 --hfa-temp-overheat 104 --hfa-fail-drop 0 --hfa-hash-clock 700 --api-port 4028

I have uninstalled WINusb driver and reinstalled it with same result. Only one board will mine Sad

Update

If I run one instance for all boards 2 old boards are mining but new one is ZOMBIE. Now I can't run new board at all.

MrTeal I have Team viewer - if you have time I would be glad if you can look at it for couple of minutes

MrTeal

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Quote from: SVK on July 29, 2014, 08:25:34 AM

I have a small problem to run 3 habaneros on windows 7.

So far I had no issues to run 2 boards on win7. I have recently purchased used board and this one gives me some weird problems.As soon as I connect 3rd one Overheat tripped message appears and I can't mine with that board.

If I disconnect my 2 original boards and start new one all is good with that board.

Then I connect my two older ones and they both will give me Thermal overheat error. (which is nonsense because they run fine if new board is not connected.

My original 2 boards have their own cooling and new one has Corsair H100i.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much

Update

Now I'm down to one board only Sad

New board is giving me Overheat tripped(there are some USB lib errors with that) and one of my old ones same issue Sad

I'm clueless as to what is going on.

But all the boards work fine if running individually? That's very odd.
What happens if you run them on the same computer but one board per cgminer instance by using --usb HFA:1 in your command line and running three cgminer instances?

SVK

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I have a small problem to run 3 habaneros on windows 7.

So far I had no issues to run 2 boards on win7. I have recently purchased used board and this one gives me some weird problems.As soon as I connect 3rd one Overheat tripped message appears and I can't mine with that board.

If I disconnect my 2 original boards and start new one all is good with that board.

Then I connect my two older ones and they both will give me Thermal overheat error. (which is nonsense because they run fine if new board is not connected.

My original 2 boards have their own cooling and new one has Corsair H100i.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thank you very much

Update

Now I'm down to one board only Sad

New board is giving me Overheat tripped(there are some USB lib errors with that) and one of my old ones same issue Sad

I'm clueless as to what is going on.

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Anyone want to buy a Hab board that doesn't talk via USB?

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Quote from: QuiveringGibbage on July 26, 2014, 05:57:55 AM

Hi all,

Got two questions I was wondering if anyone can answer:

1. What are the consequences of setting a high Voltage setting while only using a low Clock speed? Say 350MHz with Voltage 960mv. Would hashing at such low rates have overheating issues, just because the Voltages have been set high? Just setting the Voltages high doesn't mean you consume all the power?

2. The HF-Tool has absolutely nothing to do with naming Habanero boards? It does not permanently record Names to boards and you do not need the HF-Tool to rename a Habanero board? Am I correct that the only way to change the name of the Habanero board is to use cgminer command --hfa-name ?

I ask this because I have a Habanero board set to 937MHz and Voltage 960mv with the HF-Tool. The board hashes fine at these settings at the rate of 665GHs and at 100c temps.

But the Corsair H100i radiator was recently been punctured and leaked fluid. It has been repaired with twin epoxy and fluids refilled to 99.99%. cgminer is set at 200Mhz and still says ZOMBIE. Message says it's overheating. Have noticed voltage starts at 1.04V but other Habaneros (that have stock settings) run at 0.86V. There is currently no access to a linux box and HF-Tool to down clock the setting of the board. cgminer command is:
cgminer.exe --usb HFA:1 -o pool:3333 -u user -p pass --hfa-fan 100 --hfa-temp-target 0 --hfa-temp-overheat 104 --hfa-fail-drop 0 --hfa-hash-clock 200 --api-port 4029

Appreciate your time if you have any hints on how to get the board mining again,
QG

1. At least for the board (outside of the cooling system) running at 350MHz@960mV will consume about half the power of running at 700MHz at 960MHz, and efficiency will be about the same. There shouldn't be any overheating issues at that speed if your cooling is working.
2. No, the hftool isn't used for naming the boards.

I would double-check the radiator that the pump didn't die when the fluid all leaked, and then try to carefully reseat the head. The voltage reading is likely erroneous, it will sometimes report a weird value if it goes into shutdown before it actually samples a value.

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Hi all,

Got two questions I was wondering if anyone can answer:

1. What are the consequences of setting a high Voltage setting while only using a low Clock speed? Say 350MHz with Voltage 960mv. Would hashing at such low rates have overheating issues, just because the Voltages have been set high? Just setting the Voltages high doesn't mean you consume all the power?

2. The HF-Tool has absolutely nothing to do with naming Habanero boards? It does not permanently record Names to boards and you do not need the HF-Tool to rename a Habanero board? Am I correct that the only way to change the name of the Habanero board is to use cgminer command --hfa-name ?

I ask this because I have a Habanero board set to 937MHz and Voltage 960mv with the HF-Tool. The board hashes fine at these settings at the rate of 665GHs and at 100c temps.

But the Corsair H100i radiator was recently been punctured and leaked fluid. It has been repaired with twin epoxy and fluids refilled to 99.99%. cgminer is set at 200Mhz and still says ZOMBIE. Message says it's overheating. Have noticed voltage starts at 1.04V but other Habaneros (that have stock settings) run at 0.86V. There is currently no access to a linux box and HF-Tool to down clock the setting of the board. cgminer command is:
cgminer.exe --usb HFA:1 -o pool:3333 -u user -p pass --hfa-fan 100 --hfa-temp-target 0 --hfa-temp-overheat 104 --hfa-fail-drop 0 --hfa-hash-clock 200 --api-port 4029

Appreciate your time if you have any hints on how to get the board mining again,
QG

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