Those logs weren't in your first post. Did you do something to cause a change? Anything that changes
the symptoms is a clue.
In your first post I noticed it detected all 4 boards but they seem to have failed to respond. You could try
removing one board to see if the logs change. That might identify a connectivity issue.
Another thought is to call up old customers, they might be able to help.
I hate repeating myself.
Don't expect a miracle, there's a limit to how much troubleshooting you can do without swapping parts.
At best you might get a clue as to which part you may want to replace first.
i tried this when you asked me too just forgot to post
i checked boards 1 by 1 solo 1 controller cable conected from slot 1 to slot 1 + 2 psu slots per asic board and nothing changed it all returned 0 asic
i tested this with all 4 boards
That makes it even less likely it's a hash board problem. There are no obvious issues with the controller booting so
it could be communications between the controller and the hash boards. Unless it's something simple like a bad cable
it might require major surgery.
However, I'm always suspicious when something fails out of the box. I always quadruple check everything in case
I missed something in setup.