Quote from: bronan on July 30, 2014, 10:35:01 AM

Quote from: suzukii on July 28, 2014, 10:24:34 PM

Hi all.

I'm still at it with the random no-hashing issue I keep having everyday with my Raspberry Pi & now 8 Gridseed G-blades, up from 6 G-blades, new 6FT USB Cables (down from 10 & 15 footers). And again, I even replaced the hub with a new Turcom 24 Port USB 2.0 Monster USB HUB W/ac Adapter Power Station.

I'm still not sure if this is a BFGminer issue with too many G-blades or not.
However, it works fine with up to 5 G-blades.

I updated BFGminer to the latest version, as of this writing, to v4.5.0.

I don't know what else to do.

I get the same thing using Multiminer with bfgminer. It's always a different G-blade that stays stuck on zero, always & only using BFGminer since all I do is LTC mine with these.

Any suggestions?

I have only 2 g-blades running but i seen this often before, the only way i could get the 0 hashing away was after i turned power off on the failing one and power it back up.
But i am not sure if it would work for you, my gridseeds was from early batches and allways been a pain in the behind to get and keep them running.

I stopped buying from zeusminer and gridseed since i do not really like how these companies handle problems they caused.
A defect gridseed blade blew up a 1500 dollar pc and they simply stay silent nor respond to this issue.
Zeusminer send me some small miners which are crap because of the brutal handling by packaging or transport but they act exactly like minereu indeed nothing.

Hy Bronan.

I hear ya. Unfortunately, unplugging the device only kills the hashing for me on the other board in the g-blade that is hashing away. The funky stuff is that it happens randomly to other miners on every reboot. It's never the same gridseed twice.
I've sort of settled with the idea that out of 8 G-blade miners I can live with 7.5 G-blades mining.