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Quote from: svojoe on September 06, 2013, 04:08:42 AM

Hey, So I just took an hour to figure out how to setup the proxy with the arguments for the pool, and it looks like Deepbit won't talk to the proxy, but I appear to have been able to connect the proxy to EclipseMC.

However, after I configured the blade, it immediately went to CHIP: xxxxxxxxxOxxxxOxxxxxxxx

Thats weird, and I got no hashing on the config page, or in the pool even after 10 minutes. What gives?

that does seem like a power issue. did you adjust the voltage on your blade? if so, where did you touch the multimeter leads? if not, try your blade on "low" and pointed directly at the pool not through the proxy and restart it. see if it looks normal. if so, change the clock to high and see if it looks normal.

if both look normal then try the proxy. the x's likely mean there is not enough power though.

Here is the weird part, when on LOW and pointed directly the pool it restarts every 2 minutes and 15-30 seconds. Everytime. This blade has stock voltages, The other blade next to it, at 1.195V and a different PSU also restarts on nearly the same interval. Both blades on low produce between 4-8Ghash roughly.

I just setup my third (and last) blade on a much stronger PSU, and it is currently at stock voltages and I am running it through the same paces. On LOW pointing straight to the pool it also is doing the exact same behavior and speed.

I have also heard that the blades have problems sometimes with certain devices on the network. some peopl had issues with android devices, some people had issues with specific routers. Try disabling everything you can and see if that has any effect. sounds like either they are not getting enough power or maybe not wired up correctly. are they getting power from multiple power rails? not just different plugs on the same wire bundle, you should use multiple bundles. if you dont the connectors will get hot and eventually melt through because its trying to pull too much power through it

See I thought that too, but while two of the PSU's are cheapo ones, but I've cut all the molex connectors and directly wired them in. The wires don't even get warm. Maybe its a conflict, but why do they restart all the time? All 3 blades do it, and they are each on different PSU's... hmm.