Hey Guys, sorry I have not been able to reply. I did just send someone the firmware, so I hope that helps.

If anyone else still needs it, here is the last stable version. This is what most, including myself, are running.
TerraMiner_0.7.56.tgz 11.4 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!mUUUDagJ!hFa3bpwmTG_sxREnHYc5H1FPqxu_6oKwr2D5KU4gnlc

Here is the manual.

https://mega.co.nz/#!qddAVB6B!aQko7HHpOTSkr8VoWrGycE6V-m2FQIOCICL11dahzKI

If you want the other versions, they are below

TerraMiner_0.6.32.tgz
https://mega.co.nz/#!jMdlmJJT!116iPJVyr7gu7MnJ1QGJN6zTMH5mSuK2GXpN37X-TIY

TerraMiner_0.6.48.tgz 11.5 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!ORMQVKTa!vBJK_Dg_Wdvtxix8k_oxWjTLIlSv3yWq_tymJXcpBCU

TerraMiner_0.7.6.tgz 11.4 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!CRdy2Y5C!8ZTP-cbNQuycoDZm0ohCMcDUYqqu-oPgqsCHDssr4Vg

If you are having problems with the miner not doing anything from the web interface, make sure its connected to the internet first. If it cannot connect, it will not work at all. Past that, crack it open and go USB right into the miner (CTA) and use cgminer to try and wake it up. You can also do a firmware update/rollback and see if that changes anything. However, you should be able to run it right from a PC with no issues if the hardware works. I just had one of mine start to die and it is the cooling system. Something actually broke inside of it (the pump) and clogged up the line so it was heating up and turning off. I whacked the line out of the pump and could feel objects moving through the line, not good. However, it is running again so there is hope. If overheating is your issue, dont be afraid to smack the pump a little while its running to see if you can get it flowing again. That has worked for me on several occasions.

Good luck!

Just open them up and go USB right to the PC running cgminer. The Ethernet port goes to the BBB which is hooked up to each board via USB. You dont need the BBB to run these but you will not have the web interface any more. They work fine without it though.

Sure, I just sent a PM with download links. Let me know if you need anything else.

Indeed. Real security is not achievable on a professional grade system much less an end user system. And I totally get where you are coming from with Google. Do some searches for call centers in India holding data for ransom from their clients, its shocking. You just have to do the best you can and limit your losses as much as possible. My goal is not to be completely secure but rather I just try to be more secure than the majority. By not being "low hanging fruit" I can fell pretty good that I will be ok when something happens. I know I am speaking to choir here and, admittedly, BTC is very different in that regard. So I just do what I do with my other bank accounts, have many and keep small amounts in each. My savings is in a credit union account with no electronic access. When I need money from it I have to go in person or get them to mail me a check. Its a pain but I never have to worry about more than a few hundred being stolen when my card is compromised. All things being equal, I trust Google more than anyone else.

You are correct in theory. If your OpenID account is compromised everything attached to that is also at risk. In the wild, the risk is not much greater than someone compromising only your email account. AFAIK, there is no central list of what a particular OpenID account is tied to. So an attacker would need to know what you were actually using it for to exploit that. If they compromise your email alone, they have all of that anyway. Even if they dont have the password in your email, they can just reset it via your email and by the time you notice, the damage is done. That is why two-factor is the best approach. At least if they do get a password, they also need a land line or cell phone number or a mobile device tied to your account with the authenticator installed under your account. Not impossible by any stretch, but it makes it that much more difficult. Google (and most others) also uses browser fingerprinting and geo-location data to pair with your authentication requests. If you are not in the same general location, with the same browser fingerprint, it will raise flags and prompt you to perform addition validation. I sometimes use several things to obfuscate my usage and most large sites will stop me if I have tried to hit a service with an unusual pattern. Google will send me a text message before opening anything they control.

Working again now.

I just got this when going to your website.

Website is offline No cached version of this page is available.
Error 521 Ray ID: 1cc606e707130f21
Web server is down

Actually, I also have a 0.7.6 firmware version, which was released 03/24/14 but the latest is 0.7.56 which was released on 09/04/14 and is the last.

I have the following versions:

0.6.32
0.6.48
0.7.56
0.7.6

I also have all of the PDF documentation from their website. The text below is from the firmware download page.

9/24/15:   CoinTerra is aware of the “Shell Shock” exploit in bash implementations lower than version 3.2.52(1)-release however our embedded firmware is not vulnerable because we are not running bash.


09/04/14 Firmware 0.7.56 MD5: 2ACCF7DE2603490128A2A3A8266CEECD

- More robust performance due to changes in USB interface, voltage algorithm, power monitoring, and more

- More accurate temperature sensor calibration

- Avahi/Zeroconf support to easily find Terraminer IP addresses with mobile app

- Diagnostic Report in web UI

- Reset cgminer.conf from web UI

- Heartbleed fix (cgminer 4.3.5 and openssl 1.0.1g)

- Store cgminer logs on MMC so that they are available after system reboot

- Fixed minor bug that caused a corruption of cgminer.conf when removing middle entry from pool list in web UI
 

03/24/14 Firmware 0.7.6 MD5: B2250250EB6EDFF1E2D85B9C3B4E0974

 – The TerraMiner’s MAC address is now displayed in the web Control Panel page footer.

 – Added Identify On/Off option to physically locate TerraMiner by flashing CTR1 LED orange.

 – Added Restart System option to the Configuration screen to reboot the TerraMiner.

 – Fixed potential issue affecting some units which were showing lower-than-nominal performance at the pool.

 – Updated CGMiner to version 4.1.0.

 – Miscellaneous code fixes.


03/03/14 Firmware 0.6.48 MD5: 186EE9BB38605B279BE20B098C6C7EE5

- Changed bootup DHCP timeout from 9 seconds to 60 seconds to allow for slow auto-negotiation of some network switches.

- Added the ability to disable/enable root user for SSH/FTP security. Default is enabled. Set to disabled if you don’t use SSH/FTP access to the TerraMiner.

- The CTR1 LED illuminates solid red if no Ethernet is found after booting. Reboot the TerraMiner with the Ethernet cable connected to the TerraMiner and your Internet connection.

- Updated CGMiner to version 3.12.3.

- Miscellaneous code fixes.


02/12/14 Firmware 0.6.32 MD5: FA3550B7044AFC7359DF3E455E0B74D5

  – Updated CGMiner to version 3.12.0

  – Miscellaneous code fixes.


For installation instructions and troubleshooting please see the TerraMiner User Guide

Wow, that is crazy. In the comments on that page, I saw the link below, which is even crazier.

In October of last year Motherboard gained access to a massive, secretive Bitcoin mine housed within a repurposed factory in the Liaoning Province in rural northeast China.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8kua5B5K3I

610M is my best to date with ~3T. That was running on a local CKPool node. I bounce back and forth between solo.ckpool.org and my local node to see if there is any difference.

You can still grab it from the site with a direct link.

http://cointerra.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/TerraMiner-User-Guide-1.pdf

What firmware version are you running? 7.56 was the last version released, AFAIK. I grabbed everything from the website before they went under so I do have copies of everything. Let me know if you need anything.

Just wanted to let you know that running the goldstrike's directly into a linux box and bypassing the BBB did not yield and noticeable results for me. I ran several different versions (from 4.3.5 to 4.9.1) of cgminer and the results were all about the same. I was using the binaries and did not compile but I would expect the results to be the same.

Thanks I think I will give that a shot today.

I have two of these myself and was just thinking the same thing. Mine actually run fine (good actually) so I dont know if there would be anything to gain other than experience by doing this. I am running your CKPool in the same rack as the miners so what do you think about running these with cgminer on the server? Its a virtual environment so I can easily add another server for mining only if that would be better.

Yea I hear ya .. if it aint broke ... right?

I actually just found this post from ck on the matter .. I may give this a shot and see if it does anything. Easy to fall back if needed. I have a node running CKpool on a server in the same rack with these miners so I can easily test it out.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg10717197#msg10717197

Anyone try to update cgminer on these units? Would it be worth it? Mine are running 4.3.5 and the current is 4.9.1 so I would imagine there have been some improvements in the last year. Mine run fine but I wonder if they would run any better with newer code.

What do you think?

Thanks!

I have just decided to put everything in solo and let it ride. So far it appears to be working.

{"hashrate1m": "3.64T", "hashrate5m": "3.13T", "hashrate1hr": "3.05T", "hashrate1d": "1.14T", "hashrate7d": "199G", "lastupdate": 1426547567, "workers": 2, "bestshare": 118405504.19514887}

I was going to setup a little python script to track my metrics over time and setup some monitoring alerts so I know if something goes south. Do you have any preference on the poll interval to the stats page? I was thinking like every 5 minutes unless you don't want the extra 288 hits a day.

Thanks for setting this pool up!

I know this is a little old but I wanted to put my 2 cents in for future help. I also had a red D45 and a core not working. I was able to remove the pump and smack it with a screwdriver a few times and get the pump working again. If that pump does not work, the core will be shut off and that light will be red. Not very scientific, or high tech, but a pump is a pump. When they dont move, smack em!

Greetings!

I am just getting back in BTC and picked up two Terraminer IV units for $300 each. I really had no intention of starting mining again but the price was right and having Th/s just sounded cool. I managed to get the latest firmware, manuals, etc from the site, despite them taking it offline (thanks Google cache). I have not been able to find much recently on these and what I have found has not been too positive. I would have a different perspective had I purchased at retail when they came out but after seeing these I am impressed. Granted I only have old 60-110Ghs BFL hardware to compare but these seem solid. As soon as I got them I cracked the seals, cleaned them out and started to inventory the components. One was perfect and the other had a core that was not working. I was able to track that pretty easily to a pump that was not running and after a few minutes of highly technical, very sensitive, work with a specialized tool (removed pump and smacked it with the back of a screwdriver) it was once again pumping and all cores running. So I am currently hashing on Slush's pool and getting 3.2-3.6 Th/s between the two after 24 hours straight and overall I am pretty impressed with these units.

Does anyone have any experience or wisdom with these that you would care to share? How about pools? I used Slush's in the past, and I like the new beta site, but the luck has been bad since I joined the pool. Hopefully I don't have a curse on my miners.

TIA