MaxHedrm
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Hmmm. It's still just stopping on me. (even after a complete reboot) Strange.
[2015-03-21 20:13:49] Started bfgminer 5.1.0-34-ga0fb134
[2015-03-21 20:13:49] Started bfgminer 5.1.0-34-ga0fb134
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That's better. Dumped that manual flag string & Mobile Miner shows ~26Gh (Mac Miner still shows 8-10Gh). I'm still only getting ~15Gh out of the U3, so I'll probably need a manual flag to get the clock speed up. But this is definitely bette…My old rate was around 10 Gh. Without changing settings it seems to be settling in at about 15.5Gh. Of course that's with my old manual flag set too...--set-device antminer:clock=x0B01I'm about…Oooo. Good start:[2015-03-21 19:32:01] AMU 2: Opened /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART13
[2015-03-21 19:32:01] AMU 4: Opened /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART14
[2015-03-21 19:32:01] AMU 0: Opened /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART15
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With the SILabs drivers this is the MacMiner result:[2015-03-09 00:22:33] Started cgminer 4.9.1
[2015-03-09 00:22:33] Loaded configuration file /Users/scook/Library/Application Support/MacMiner/bfgurls.conf
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Hahah. I find the weirdest things.
Weird, tried this:sudo ./cgminer -o stratum.mining.eligius.st:333…Should I unload the Apple drivers after reinstalling the SILabs drivers?Oh, a side issue, the manual flags don't seem to be sticking when I quit MacMiner & go back in. Corrupt prefs perhaps?Alas, it wasn't the USB cable.
My CGMiner options dialog is just:—au3-voltage 0800 —au3-freq 243.7…Still no detection though. :-( Maybe I got a bad one. Time to swap the USB cable & see if it's that. Ah, so theirs is a mapped value rather than the actual freq. Silly people.I corrected that & fiddled with the plugs. I also tried leaving off the -o -u -p switches to let it use the MacMiner settings ... it gave some diffe…I just killed the SILabs drivers again, and changed the settings to au3. Now I get this - no detection:[2015-03-08 19:00:45] Started cgminer 4.9.1
[2015-03-08 19:00:45] Loaded configuration file /Users/scook/Library…
I'm just using the version in MacMiner. So, the "bmsc" switches are for their "special" version, and the au3 are for the official versions? They are setting the voltage to 0800 & freq to 1306 in their manual, the frequency is out of the range yo…Hah. Duh. -o is the Pool, -u is the username, -p is the password?Nope. It gets the signing error. :-/ (Sorry, wandered away for a while, it was a "fun" week).Hrm. I must be using a different version of Xcode than you are (I have to use 4.6.3 due to my OS version). I found the Debug options, but there is only the ability to set a checkpoint to the current line & set a symbolic checkpoint. The other pr…Ok ... Xcode's all set.Heheh. I just noticed a typo in something I posted earlier ... it explains the "ooh nice" in response to my miners. I mean U2, not S2. Ooops. :-D Not quite as impressive
It's downloading now ... I'll install it tomorrow. (I had to hunt down the old version, since that MacBook is on 10.7) Antminer S2 ... 2 of them. I don't think I have Xcode loaded on that machine, but I guess I could. I should warn you, I haven't used Xcode for anything more than to look at .plists though. :-)I hit Stop after starting up & let it sit there over a minute & it was fine. So, I hit Start. ~25 seconds later, boom!…Hahah. Yeah, the startup crash is gone. But the 30 seconds in crash is still there. I'll try it again with MobileMiner turned off (if I can do it fast enough
in MobileMiner users - please update
Comment by MaxHedrm
May 2014
Well, actually you aren't past the first crash as of the last version I tried. I got past it by deleting the bfgurls.conf before launching. I'll give the new .20gm a try.in MobileMiner users - please update Comment by MaxHedrm May 2014
Startup Crash (18e & up):Post Startup Crash (20gm):Once I got bast the crash on startup, .18e appears to be working.*sigh* crashes after 30 seconds or so. I guess I'll go beck to .18e for now.I was on .20b3 earlier and looking at my pool stats I was getting about 50% what I did on previous versions, and my Antminer S2s weren't even warm. And the FPGA/ASIC showed 0MH/s as well as not updating the log window to show anything useful.