v2.04 beta :: 22/12 :: test version

Download:
https://mega.nz/#!ulYlTB4D!nEymzPvujO17EXa95q9_oRHAQOxZUZvxu_bulZ8_wUA

Changes 22/12:
- reboots the D3 on high temperatures (> 85 deg PCB temp). This feature will save your unit in case your fans will fail.
- improved auto tune algorithm stability
- Increased the chip starting frequency of the autotune algorithm for higher voltages.

Changes 14/12:
- fixed auto recover from xxxx
- cleaned up kernel logging
- a bit more aggressive tuning
- tunes down faster now when too many HW errors are detected


Changes 13/12:
- Totally rewritten code base, based from latest available bitmain / cgminer sources
- ASIC's now automatically recovers from xxxxx errors without restarting (The auto reboot options are still in there in case it doesn't succeed)
- blazing fast mining status overview in the webinterface
- as requested: the dev mining starts later now (after 5 minutes)
- as requested: dev pools status is now visible in the miner status


Important: The autotune feature is not completely finished and the startup is a bit slow now.. Therefore I need your help. So what do you need to do:

set your advanced settings the same as displayed bellow
let it run for at least 20 minutes
PM your (complete) kernel log
By doing so I can get to a conclusion what the starting frequency of the auto tune algorithm should be.
In case you want to help more: increase the voltage a bit and do the steps above again as it will give some more information

Thank you!

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I would like a feature that allows us to tune each fan individually. This would allow us to tune for silence as if you can hit a particular fan speed for each fan I think you could reduce noise due to resonances created by each fan. Vibration Resonances as well resonances in air presure hiting the next fans blades on the output side.

I am really enjoying the latest BETA - working for me great.

I have to agree with blissz on this, I've had something like it happen before. I had a dmz setup but all the miners were dhcp, power went out and when it came back up one of the miners took the dmz spot (this was years ago with an s1 and I had not changed stock pw) it wasn't long before it was mining for someone else. I'm pretty sure several people out there have bots running just looking to get into miners and then alerts them they can get in. Likely it wasn't anyone driving by getting into wifi, it was from outside your network. That's where I will lay my bets. Maybe do a port scan and see what all is open on your network?

I'm pretty sure someone is on your network changing it then. Update passwords

I have no clue really...

mine are called devFeeMiner.9 and 1 in the beta version