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How does cgminer know how to use the asic? It doesn't need any extra programming or drivers? (I'm honestly asking because I don't know. )
As I've stated before, Xiangfu wrote the Avalon driver module for cgminer.How does cgminer know how to use the asic? It doesn't need any extra programming or drivers? (I'm honestly asking because I don't know. )
It was interesting to see in the #btcfpga IRC channel, Luke-Jr saying he had images of the inside of the Avalon.
So any customers hoping to see them - I guess that a complete - "fuck you" from Avalon.
They don't give a shit ... ... ... or they still haven't got the software working and wanted Luke-Jr's help.
I wonder which it is?
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looks like 5 rows of 16 ASIC chips per board, and 3 boards per Avalon
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just looking at some pictures of the internals
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16 long by 5 high, per board
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just looking at some pictures of the internals
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16 long by 5 high, per board
So that's 250MH/s per chip to get 60GH/s ... though it was Luke-Jr so who knows how reliable that info is.
Slander, did not send Luke any photos, nor we asked him for help.
Like I quoted a week ago ...
So the chips in the Avalon are a bit above 250MH/s each (as was suggested a week ago)
Would that be hard copy?
Edit: this picture (sorry it was in the other thread)
... so those pictures did exist a week ago just no one wanted anyone to see them ...