Hello guys, just wanted to give an update on something that should have been pretty obvious, but my standard unit that was having difficulty staying on is now running smoothly again. I had actually not been doing much maintenance and went and cleared out A LOT of dust that had managed to accumulate inside the devices. After doing that, it seemed like the unit that was having difficulty hashing continuously started working well again. I think it's been stable for a little over a week now which is a huge improvement.

Just wanted to toss that out there for people having problems with their miners that might be confused as what to do, again something that should have been obvious but I'm sure I'm not the only person who forgets to dust regularly. It may just be that instead of anything wrong with the device or the firmware.

Hmm, yeah I've been having the same exact problem for a while. I was hoping this most recent update would fix it, but looks like I'm still having the same issue. I have 1 full unit and 2 standard units, for some reason all 3 of them wont stay hashing at the same time and one of them will drop off after a while. It's always just one that drops off and they all keep blinking the slow pattern.

Thanks for the update! Finally all 3 of my units are hashing together now lol, will post an update in a few days if any stability issues arise after the update

Not sure why things are getting heated, all I know is I'm excited for this update to roll out to my full node! It'll be a great boon to have increased stability!

That's very interesting, I have also been having stability issues with my units. Someone else also mentioned a USB hub is more reliable, I will try disabling the full node and see if that makes things more stable

Following up on this just to note that even on Eco mode I have had a unit stop hashing but it only requires one reboot to get things working again and it is generally still more stable than when I was on turbo

I've also still been having trouble keeping all 3 of my units hashing. A lot of the time one of them will drop off and stop hashing, after reading the messages above I tried moving down to Eco mode and they've been running stably since. I have the official futurebit PSU's that I'm using with them, so not sure if it's a power problem or something else. I'm likely gonna keep them on eco mode since the efficiency makes more sense for me with my high electric rate, but wanted to confirm so far turning down the hashrate has helped the stability issues I had with running 3 units (1 full 2 standard). Not sure if it's an internet connectivity issue since it seemed to happen while the rest of my internet is working just fine. I'm excited for future updates and sure the new firmware will be very helpful

Thanks for the reply! Hmm, so I do have them connected via ethernet. I suppose it might be possible my ISP could be dropping my connection temporarily while I'm asleep, I'll give them a call and see if I can get any more info.

Another reason I came by to post on here for help is very recently, within the past couple days or so, I've become unable to get into the miner dashboard via IP. I've confirmed I have the right IP, see it on advanced IP scanner, but the dashboard doesn't load when I try to get into it via my desktop. It's a windows machine, and I tried chrome, brave, firefox, edge, IE and none of them loaded. My laptop has linux on it with chrome and the same IP loaded up the dashboard there, but it doesn't have complete info/it doesn't show any hashing info and how many boards are attached even if they're currently hashing.

I'm not too sure on why the dashboard suddenly stopped working on my windows desktop, it had been working fine for me for the past few months. Is there possibly some setting I might have flipped or some config that I need to change on my desktop? I'm having difficulty getting all 3 units to come online stably these past few days as well, the broken dashboard seems like it can send miner restart or reboot requests but I'm not too sure if they're working right. Power cycling seems to work temporarily until one or two of the units goes offline again. Do you think I should just try resetting all 3 units to factory config/I saw mention of reflashing the SD to do something like that, would you recommend trying that or waiting for a potential update?

Hello, I got a full node unit a while ago and it was working well for me so I picked up 2 standard units as well. For the most part things run smoothly, though on occasion I'll notice my hashrate loses 3 TH/it seems like one of the units stops hashing randomly but the other two keep going fine. This has happened pretty consistently for a while and generally I have to reboot the unit from the interface to get things working again. Does anyone know if there's a reason this might be happening or any way to increase the reliability of the units when they're linked together?

Also, it's awesome to see such active support in here. Excited about future updates!