[Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service - page 22.

Darthpotatoe

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Quote from: shapemaker on October 17, 2013, 08:28:13 AM

Quote from: Darthpotatoe on October 17, 2013, 05:44:05 AM

Hello everybody,
today I got my Bitburner. But it seems that it does not work. I connected it with the power supply, but nothing happens. The fan does not move and the leds do not flash. What can I do? Is it corrupted?

Have you connected pin4 (green) of your ATX PSU to ground so the PSU will actually power itself on?

Yes, I did. It really doesn't work. I hope someone has another idea, and if not I hope burnin will change the miner.

Grinny

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Quote from: lemonte on October 17, 2013, 10:52:17 AM

Hi Burnin,

Just received a partial refund from you (50%)

However, I actually had 2 orders.

Are you refunding based on the orders, rather than customer?

I just wanted to check that my other one wasn't missed.

Thanks,

Good to hear that.

Did you pay via PayPal?

lemonte

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Hi Burnin,

Just received a partial refund from you (50%)

However, I actually had 2 orders.

Are you refunding based on the orders, rather than customer?

I just wanted to check that my other one wasn't missed.

Thanks,

shapemaker

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I run Linux on my abacus.

Quote from: Darthpotatoe on October 17, 2013, 05:44:05 AM

Hello everybody,
today I got my Bitburner. But it seems that it does not work. I connected it with the power supply, but nothing happens. The fan does not move and the leds do not flash. What can I do? Is it corrupted?

Have you connected pin4 (green) of your ATX PSU to ground so the PSU will actually power itself on?

Darthpotatoe

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Hello everybody,
today I got my Bitburner. But it seems that it does not work. I connected it with the power supply, but nothing happens. The fan does not move and the leds do not flash. What can I do? Is it corrupted?

murraypaul

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Quote from: iikun on October 16, 2013, 09:21:18 PM

Regardless of their policy (actually u put the eBay terms not PayPal) they cannot simply keep money.

Those are PayPal's Non eBay terms, as it says in the document.

iikun

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Quote from: murraypaul on October 16, 2013, 07:15:56 PM

Quote from: shapemaker on October 15, 2013, 10:45:24 AM

Quote from: burnin on October 15, 2013, 09:53:10 AM

Despite all my efforts the Paypal Account is still locked, i have not received a single penny from any sale that was paid by PayPal.
I sent them a list of the remaining orders that applied for a refund, those should receive their money very soon.

This worries me, as PayPal is notorious for holding people's money hostage for months, or more, for unspecified reasons usually. Hope you get the funds released - if not, it's time to sue them.

PayPal's policies on preorders: https://www.paypal-businesscenter.com/content/presale-policy-and-reserves

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Am I allowed to presell?

Yes, you are allowed to presell items as long as you follow these guidelines.

Off eBay presale requirements

If you sell items in an online store (not eBay), you must guarantee delivery within 20 days from the date of purchase and make sure that the customer knows they are buying a presale item.

Before you can withdraw a payment, we may ask for documentation to validate that you will be able to deliver the customer’s order within the specified timeline. We may ask for:

Information about your supplier such as a contract and/or their contact information

Proof of purchase from your supplier

Invoices

Shipping receipts

We ask for information about your supplier and invoices to verify that you have a product or service and we ask for shipping information to verify that you have shipped orders.

Am I allowed to presell if I can’t deliver the product or service within 20 days?

Off eBay

If you are selling goods or services in an online store (not eBay), you may be allowed to presell items but we may hold your money in a reserve account or limit what you can do with your account to reduce the higher risks associated with presale items.

We recommend that you delay authorizing and capturing the money until you have the product available or until you plan on delivering the product or service. Once you have the ability to deliver the product or service:

Authorize the transaction.

Once the authorization is approved, capture the money.

Ship the product within one business day of capturing the money.

Were these sales compliant with that policy?
If not, what are you going to sue them for?

Regardless of their policy (actually u put the eBay terms not PayPal) they cannot simply keep money. Probably Shapemaker was meaning that they can be forced to return the funds to point of origin. No doubt they will take their sweet time doing so tho.

GMD1987

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Quote from: burnin on October 16, 2013, 03:46:02 PM

Quote from: GMD1987 on October 16, 2013, 03:16:45 PM

I am looking for enough CANBUS and barrel jack adapters (or even a Supernova 1000 G2 PSU) to power 3 20 chip BitBurner modules. Are ordering these items through Burnin even possible any more? If not, I am accepting offers for the above items by PM, preferably with expedited shipping, as I expect my BitBurners to be shipped by the end of the week.

yes, but payment is only possible through bitpay or wire transfer.
As shipping you can select local pickup and reference the original order in the customer notes.

Thanks for the update Burnin and all the hard work you do. Are any of the barrel jack adapters available? The website says they are all sold out and 1000W seems a bit overkill for 3 BitBurner modules. It may be my only option though.

murraypaul

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Quote from: shapemaker on October 15, 2013, 10:45:24 AM

Quote from: burnin on October 15, 2013, 09:53:10 AM

Despite all my efforts the Paypal Account is still locked, i have not received a single penny from any sale that was paid by PayPal.
I sent them a list of the remaining orders that applied for a refund, those should receive their money very soon.

This worries me, as PayPal is notorious for holding people's money hostage for months, or more, for unspecified reasons usually. Hope you get the funds released - if not, it's time to sue them.

PayPal's policies on preorders: https://www.paypal-businesscenter.com/content/presale-policy-and-reserves

Quote

Am I allowed to presell?

Yes, you are allowed to presell items as long as you follow these guidelines.

Off eBay presale requirements

If you sell items in an online store (not eBay), you must guarantee delivery within 20 days from the date of purchase and make sure that the customer knows they are buying a presale item.

Before you can withdraw a payment, we may ask for documentation to validate that you will be able to deliver the customer’s order within the specified timeline. We may ask for:

Information about your supplier such as a contract and/or their contact information

Proof of purchase from your supplier

Invoices

Shipping receipts

We ask for information about your supplier and invoices to verify that you have a product or service and we ask for shipping information to verify that you have shipped orders.

Am I allowed to presell if I can’t deliver the product or service within 20 days?

Off eBay

If you are selling goods or services in an online store (not eBay), you may be allowed to presell items but we may hold your money in a reserve account or limit what you can do with your account to reduce the higher risks associated with presale items.

We recommend that you delay authorizing and capturing the money until you have the product available or until you plan on delivering the product or service. Once you have the ability to deliver the product or service:

Authorize the transaction.

Once the authorization is approved, capture the money.

Ship the product within one business day of capturing the money.

Were these sales compliant with that policy?
If not, what are you going to sue them for?

Roy Badami

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Although, really, this is the thread about the (Avalon-based) Bitburner X/Bitburner XX boards. If you need info about setting up the (Bitfury-based) Bitburner Fury boards you're better off checking out the other thread:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitburner-fury-hashrate-protection-294735

Roy Badami

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Quote from: Fyuri on October 16, 2013, 09:12:35 AM

Quote from: RoadStress on October 15, 2013, 05:39:22 PM

Quote from: Fyuri on October 15, 2013, 05:15:26 PM

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BTB 0: 46C 256 933mV | 365.7G/348.7Gh/s | A:463040 R:6848 HW:49688 WU: 4871.8/m

I think your settings are not very good.

I have best performens with this options:

--avalon-options 115200:XX:10:45:275 --bitburner-voltage 1320

XX = how many chips you use in one stack (128??)

Does "d" instead of "45" works?

Bitfury Boards have a modified BitburnerXX Avalon Firmware
for Bitburner XX:
--avalon-options Set avalon options baud:miners:asic:timeout:freq

The first part is the baudrate, always 115200.
The next value is the number of miners, this must be the number of boards in cluster multiplied by 2. (?)
Then the number of chips, always 10. (? i dont know if bitfury boards need 8 or 10 multiplied by 2, or 16 chips. I will test it soon)
then of CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE the timeout value this is frequency dependent.
at last the clock frequency of the asic chips (this sets the hashing speed)

Timeout =( 2^32 /( frequency (in Mhz) * 10,000,000) ) * 29.8
(http://www.burninmining.com/news/)

Pretty sure someone42 said the Fury boards ignore the third parameter of avalon-options (usually set to 10). I think he said they ignore the timeout (fourth parameter) too, but I just set it to 'd' to let cgminer calculate the default and don't worry about it.

ETA: AIUI the only important parameters in avalon-options for the Fury boards are the second parameter (should equal the number of chips - although apparently had to be twice the number of chips in old versions of cgminer) and the last parameter (clock speed). And of course, the value of bitburner-voltage if you're overvolting.

roy

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Quote from: eabedry on October 16, 2013, 11:47:44 AM

Any chance anyone happens to know a part number for that fuse?

1206SFH100F/24-2
That was one thing that always bugged me about bkkcoin's design: NO FUSE.

Quote from: GMD1987 on October 16, 2013, 03:16:45 PM

I am looking for enough CANBUS and barrel jack adapters (or even a Supernova 1000 G2 PSU) to power 3 20 chip BitBurner modules. Are ordering these items through Burnin even possible any more? If not, I am accepting offers for the above items by PM, preferably with expedited shipping, as I expect my BitBurners to be shipped by the end of the week.

yes, but payment is only possible through bitpay or wire transfer.
As shipping you can select local pickup and reference the original order in the customer notes.

GMD1987

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I am looking for enough CANBUS and barrel jack adapters (or even a Supernova 1000 G2 PSU) to power 3 20 chip BitBurner modules. Are ordering these items through Burnin even possible any more? If not, I am accepting offers for the above items by PM, preferably with expedited shipping, as I expect my BitBurners to be shipped by the end of the week.

eabedry

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Quote from: Tamerz on October 16, 2013, 08:51:03 AM

There is a 10A fuse according to this picture from Burnin's site:

You may luck out and be able to replace that part.

Thanks for pointing me to that.

I pulled out my trusty multimeter and confirmed that the fuses appear to be dead. Now I just need to find a comparable fuse that I can order.

Any chance anyone happens to know a part number for that fuse?

eabedry

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Quote from: guitar82 on October 16, 2013, 08:48:36 AM

Quote from: eabedry on October 16, 2013, 08:39:27 AM

I received 6 boards recently and 4 of them have been working fantastically.

Two aren't working so well. After some troubleshooting I figured out that I plugged in the 8-pin CPU power instead of the 6/8-pin PCIe power. Sad

Looking at pinouts, the 12v and ground pins are swapped on the two meaning I powered up two of my boards with 12v and ground lines swapped.

I'm hoping I've managed to blow a relatively simple to replace component and I get these boards working. I can't seem to find any schematics so I can try to narrow down what components are most likely to be failed.

Have any schematics been released yet for the BitBurner XX?

How did it even fit? aren't the plug shapes different for just that reason? No schmatics, but you can trace the ground (which you fed 12v into) and follow it on the board. I don't have my boards infront of me, but it shouldn't be too hard to trace. I think there are smd fuses on the board, so I would test them first.

The plugs are keyed differently, but the BitBurner XX boards (at least the ones I have) used connectors that are keyed to allow both types of plugs. I'm not sure why burnin decided to use these parts instead of the ones keyed only for the correct PCI-e power connector.

Aside from how it happened, it did and now I'm trying to figure out how to fix my boards

ummas

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Quote from: vanycon on October 15, 2013, 06:11:29 AM

Quote from: slastar on October 15, 2013, 05:15:23 AM

I have orders 8xx with SebastianJu batch #1, #2 and #5 and all order shipped on Monday 14th in 1 package.

and why I don't have any news about my 7xx order?
that really fucks me up

but congrats to you

I`m mailing, pm`ing nad not a single reply from: burnin/burninmining/"that fury chip mining webpage -whatevere th`re caling"
Paid by bank wire 3kEuro for pcb`s. Burnin is spending that money on refunds, but dont wont to answer my msg`s...
Really THX burnin for running such a nice bussines over there....
I think i`m gonne to use somme EU customer rights soon.

Fyuri

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Quote from: RoadStress on October 15, 2013, 05:39:22 PM

Quote from: Fyuri on October 15, 2013, 05:15:26 PM

Quote

BTB 0: 46C 256 933mV | 365.7G/348.7Gh/s | A:463040 R:6848 HW:49688 WU: 4871.8/m

I think your settings are not very good.

I have best performens with this options:

--avalon-options 115200:XX:10:45:275 --bitburner-voltage 1320

XX = how many chips you use in one stack (128??)

Does "d" instead of "45" works?

Bitfury Boards have a modified BitburnerXX Avalon Firmware
for Bitburner XX:
--avalon-options Set avalon options baud:miners:asic:timeout:freq

The first part is the baudrate, always 115200.
The next value is the number of miners, this must be the number of boards in cluster multiplied by 2. (?)
Then the number of chips, always 10. (? i dont know if bitfury boards need 8 or 10 multiplied by 2, or 16 chips. I will test it soon)
then of CRUCIAL IMPORTANCE the timeout value this is frequency dependent.
at last the clock frequency of the asic chips (this sets the hashing speed)

Timeout =( 2^32 /( frequency (in Mhz) * 10,000,000) ) * 29.8
(http://www.burninmining.com/news/)

Tamerz

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Quote from: eabedry on October 16, 2013, 08:39:27 AM

I received 6 boards recently and 4 of them have been working fantastically.

Two aren't working so well. After some troubleshooting I figured out that I plugged in the 8-pin CPU power instead of the 6/8-pin PCIe power. Sad

Looking at pinouts, the 12v and ground pins are swapped on the two meaning I powered up two of my boards with 12v and ground lines swapped.

I'm hoping I've managed to blow a relatively simple to replace component and I get these boards working. I can't seem to find any schematics so I can try to narrow down what components are most likely to be failed.

Have any schematics been released yet for the BitBurner XX?

There is a 10A fuse according to this picture from Burnin's site:

You may luck out and be able to replace that part.

guitar82

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Quote from: eabedry on October 16, 2013, 08:39:27 AM

I received 6 boards recently and 4 of them have been working fantastically.

Two aren't working so well. After some troubleshooting I figured out that I plugged in the 8-pin CPU power instead of the 6/8-pin PCIe power. Sad

Looking at pinouts, the 12v and ground pins are swapped on the two meaning I powered up two of my boards with 12v and ground lines swapped.

I'm hoping I've managed to blow a relatively simple to replace component and I get these boards working. I can't seem to find any schematics so I can try to narrow down what components are most likely to be failed.

Have any schematics been released yet for the BitBurner XX?

How did it even fit? aren't the plug shapes different for just that reason? No schmatics, but you can trace the ground (which you fed 12v into) and follow it on the board. I don't have my boards infront of me, but it shouldn't be too hard to trace. I think there are smd fuses on the board, so I would test them first.

eabedry

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I received 6 boards recently and 4 of them have been working fantastically.

Two aren't working so well. After some troubleshooting I figured out that I plugged in the 8-pin CPU power instead of the 6/8-pin PCIe power. Sad

Looking at pinouts, the 12v and ground pins are swapped on the two meaning I powered up two of my boards with 12v and ground lines swapped.

I'm hoping I've managed to blow a relatively simple to replace component and I get these boards working. I can't seem to find any schematics so I can try to narrow down what components are most likely to be failed.

Have any schematics been released yet for the BitBurner XX?

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