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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread

supercyberbob

on 16/10/2021, 22:30:22 UTC

Quote from: crypto_curious on Today at 04:59:10 AM

Quote from: supercyberbob on October 15, 2021, 10:03:52 PM

My HDMI output has stopped working. I've tried restarting the TV it's connected to. I even tried a new HDMI cable before finding this thread. My problem now is that I cannot log into my dashboard using the IP address on my laptop - it's telling me the password is incorrect. Any ideas?

You can try login via ssh. User is futurebit and password futurebit123.

I'm sorry, what is ssh?

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Re: Official FutureBit Apollo BTC Software/Image and Support thread

supercyberbob

on 15/10/2021, 22:03:52 UTC

Quote from: jstefanop on July 28, 2021, 04:36:01 AM

Quote from: 02EX on July 28, 2021, 03:56:01 AM

Quote from: jstefanop on July 28, 2021, 01:14:58 AM

Quote from: 02EX on July 28, 2021, 01:08:47 AM

Just did update and reboot and miners show inactive ?
1. stopped node
2. stopped miners
3. verified both where not active
4. started update on Web dashboard
5. updated in 2 min all went good.
6. started miners all going good as you can hear the fans spool up.
7. PROBLEM dashboard shows NO hashrate, NO Watts, status showing all 4 units inactive with no info, pool status inactive
-front red led slow flashing on all units, orange/yellow lights on bottom of all units flashing, all units green light flashing and also the other solid green,
- login into Slushpool account and it shows active hashrates no issues on that end
8. stopped miner and node and confimed it stopped
9. clicked on reboot, system rebooted everything the same as above miners workings confirmed in slushpool but all in showing inactive on web dashboard.

Any suggestions and anyone else with this issue?
And no issues with internet connection

Update should have taken way longer than two minutes. Sounds like it did not complete all the way. Try re-flashing SD card and re-doing the update and see if you have the same issue.

*UPDATE*
Re-flashed SD card using (balenaEtcher) and removed SSD so not to lose my synced blocks. Rebooted just the full node unit on its own. Unit booted up but lost HDMI output signal to monitor (has happen before). Work around to shut down unit nicely is to grab my laptop and login in thru router IP address dashboard and shut down unit. To get the HDMI working again it seem that you have to not only shut down the unit in the dashboard but ALSO (at least for me) have turn off the power supply too. HDMI output working again, shutdown miner and unit. Reinstalled SSD. Powered up all 4 units. Verified miners and node dashboard info working and correct, all good. Turned off miners and node, tried the update again (updated completed in 3min 17sec) reset pool info and all is back to normal.
Thanks Jstefanop

Cool, yea must have been a bad/corrupted build on the UI during the update. Will probably switch to pre-built releases in the future instead of doing updates this way since it’s more prone to random errors.

FYI getting hdmi to work if your monitor loses signal usually works if you just power on/off the monitor.

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Re: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread

supercyberbob

on 18/04/2021, 20:03:23 UTC

Is there a 32-bit version of the driver? I only have two miners and want to run them on an old computer but it's running 32-bit Vista...

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Re: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread

supercyberbob

on 12/04/2021, 15:45:16 UTC

I just received a used Moonlander 2 to get a feel for mining to see if I want to invest in it at all and have a curious (to me anyway) situation...

I installed everything last night and got it running with hardly any trouble at all. I eventually upped the frequency a bit (796) but didn't mess with anything else. When I went to bed it was running just fine, when I woke up this morning the red LED was having seizures and the HW count was through the roof. After rebooting I kept getting a message saying it wouldn't start hashing with an occasional "unreadable" message (sorry I didn't take screenshots)... I read through the first few pages of this thread and decided to adjust the pots a little, to no avail. Now, I'm getting "FutureBit Write error: Permission denied" message. I got my meter out and found that core voltage is .825 but cannot get a reading for the memory voltage. According to the diagram the pot is at the .85 position.

Any ideas?