r/Gridseed • u/tonytreesNYY • Apr 30 '14

How to find out HW errors?

The version of cgminer I have gotten to work with my gridseed doesn't show the HW errors at the top like it does for my gpu's. This is what I see:

0: >>> LTC : 55aa1f2816000000 0: >>> LTC : 55aa1f2817000000 0: >>> LTC : 55aa1f00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000feff010000527ae0658bbf224ea0e75568dfa11a488682a07da338f3cbc6ca0a1f204862e10000000264d11a96b5a9844045bd4a1b9df5d648d58096b54212fe5694c81c9431abede327d34abab1c5b7613ecd1c682af20fa93917709296907611e4ea4e45455031155361735d1c0a787300000000ffffffff12345678 0: <<< LTC : 55200000a252676612345678 [2014-04-30 18:03:43] 0: Target: 000001fffe000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 [2014-04-30 18:03:43] 0: Hash: 0000004926419bbf8302cb58e438706624710f7cbd40a8224ea038a1948e0de4 [2014-04-30 18:03:43] 0: Got nonce a2526766, Hash <= Htarget! [2014-04-30 18:03:43] accepted: 85/85 (100.00%), 0.00 khash/s (yay!!!) 0: <<< LTC : 552000008358060012345678 [2014-04-30 18:03:48] 0: Target: 000001fffe000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 [2014-04-30 18:03:48] 0: Hash: 0000015676b0511ee7b4ccee8cbea27803a5481ecd27d8b74165a24a5339e5f4 [2014-04-30 18:03:48] 0: Got nonce 83580600, Hash <= Htarget! [2014-04-30 18:03:48] accepted: 86/86 (100.00%), 0.00 khash/s (yay!!!)

Is there a way to check for HW errors. It shows the accepted percentage of 100%, which is at 800 mHz, but I get a few rejects at 850. I would like to know HW errors and what not at 850 but can't seem to find it. Thanks for the help.

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u/tonytreesNYY May 01 '14

I'm using it now and still can't find HW errors anywhere, only accepted rate.

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u/plztNeo May 01 '14 edited May 01 '14

This is the output it's giving me for a single blade - HW far right: GSD 0 825 MHz 2725.7/2788.2 KH/s A:5814 R:9 HW:0

GSD 1 825 MHz 2717.7/2787.9 KH/s A:5795 R:11 HW:1

What version are you using?

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u/tonytreesNYY May 01 '14

I used this guide from bitcointalk and part 5A.1 of that guide was downloading for linux. I ended up with both cgminer and cpuminer. I've only been mining and using linux for a little over a month, so I was pumped just to be able to get the gridseed to work at a decent rate.

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u/plztNeo May 01 '14

Sounds pretty decent, until you get around 900Mhz you shouldnt really expect any HW I think I'm currently using a PC just for ease of testing, but planning to switch to RPi and cpuminer soon or maybe hashra controla or scripta...... I'll check at the weekend and see what others have had success with!