I noticed that both lights are off. I referred to bitmain page which suggested a faulty board. Is there a way to confirm that?
Since you are using modded firmware from asic.to the only thing that you need to confirm that the board is faulty is by using a test fixture.
And why not try to run the miner again but this time enable the autotuning?
I read the documentation about this asic.to firmware and according to it if it's not mining you can try to enable the "Resolve Dev Fee".
And under "mining profiles", you can see how this miner will shutdown/restart automatically it has only two options either the miner has HW errors more than the value you set or if the hashrate is dropping.
What I would like you to try is to flash it again with that firmware or try to switch to brains OS.
Hello,
I rebooted, reset, but it keeps restarting. I'm using ASIC.to firmware. Autotuning is off. It's been working for 3 weeks straight.
How do you know Autotuning is off? just disabling it on the profile page, doesn't mean it will stop, anyway, go to Miner Configuration > Mining profiles and scroll down, there will be another log, please post that.
I also don't think you need to worry about the health of the hash boards, they read just fine
[2022/06/06 09:31:30] INFO: chain[2] - 30 chips detected
[2022/06/06 09:31:31] INFO: chain[1] - 30 chips detected
[2022/06/06 09:31:32] INFO: chain[0] - 30 chips detected
Hello Mike and Max
Thank you both for your valuable troubleshooting and the time you spent reading about this firmware.
I have flashed it again and used Braiins OS but did not solve the issue.
The problem was, as Bitmax kindly noted, in one of the hashboard, it was causing this constant rebooting. I have removed it and it's been running smoothly ever since.
I'm now overclocking the crap out of the other two, I don't care of this T17 breaks, it is a really bad model and a waste of a good $1000.