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if i had to take a wild stab at it... i would say the power coming from the 2 USB data wires are degrading too much to send info out to all 20 gridseeds.
the powered usb blocks will send extra power to the + and - on the usb devices however it does not pump up the voltage for the USB data connections and could be causing hardware errors and acting like everything is shorting out due to low voltage on the two data wires
you could try shorter usb cables. usb cables with thicker data wires, or just go buy another PI.
a second PI may be the cheapest idea.
if i was any help send me some BTC
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the powered usb blocks will send extra power to the + and - on the usb devices however it does not pump up the voltage for the USB data connections and could be causing hardware errors and acting like everything is shorting out due to low voltage on the two data wires
you could try shorter usb cables. usb cables with thicker data wires, or just go buy another PI.
a second PI may be the cheapest idea.
if i was any help send me some BTC
15YavNTpBR56sw1Fjqi6yaCvV5XyT2yBfh
I have 24 gridseeds on a single USB hub on my Raspberry Pi.
Try adding this to /boot/cmdline.txt
So your cmdline.txt would look like:
Then reboot.
Might also be a good idea to add this in /etc/sysctl.conf and do sysctl -p:
This will automatically reboot in case of a panic. You should make sure your miner automatically starts up.
Code:
slub_debug=FP
So your cmdline.txt would look like:
Code:
slub_debug=FP dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=ttyAMA0,115200 kgdboc=ttyAMA0,115200 console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 elevator=deadline rootwait
Then reboot.
Might also be a good idea to add this in /etc/sysctl.conf and do sysctl -p:
Code:
kernel.panic = 10
This will automatically reboot in case of a panic. You should make sure your miner automatically starts up.
Re: [ANN] Bongocoin.com - Pay with BTC & Altcoin in all online-stores
Be careful.
I just posted this on /r/QuarkCoin
Some red flags to be worried about:
* Contact phone number has a Chennai, India country code.
* No mailing address for the company.
* No SSL on order form.
* Generic looking terms of service that reads like it's just taken off another website.
* Terms of service doesn't specify which country/jurisdiction.
* Company does not list principals.
* whois information on bongocoins.com http://whois.net/whois/bongocoin.com shows that it's registered to a Richard Lanoszka. Google search on the name produces a Ripoff Report http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Lg-Software-Innovations/internet/Lg-Software-Innovations-Will-not-communicate-if-dissatisfied-Internet-Internet-318012 for a person with the same name. Another search result seems to indicate that this guy is also a domain squatter http://domains.adrforum.com/domains/decisions/1242244.htm.
You guys have been warned. Don't get goxxed by this guy.
I just posted this on /r/QuarkCoin
Some red flags to be worried about:
* Contact phone number has a Chennai, India country code.
* No mailing address for the company.
* No SSL on order form.
* Generic looking terms of service that reads like it's just taken off another website.
* Terms of service doesn't specify which country/jurisdiction.
* Company does not list principals.
* whois information on bongocoins.com http://whois.net/whois/bongocoin.com shows that it's registered to a Richard Lanoszka. Google search on the name produces a Ripoff Report http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Lg-Software-Innovations/internet/Lg-Software-Innovations-Will-not-communicate-if-dissatisfied-Internet-Internet-318012 for a person with the same name. Another search result seems to indicate that this guy is also a domain squatter http://domains.adrforum.com/domains/decisions/1242244.htm.
You guys have been warned. Don't get goxxed by this guy.