Trying to upgrade a new L3+ and it’s been stuck for an hour now. It says
ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE
I can no longer see it registered as ant miner under my ip scanner it has no name now. I used the tar.gz to install and I’d like to turn it off or know how to proceed here.
Try the sdcard method, should be a few guides on YouTube if you search
Do I just unplug the machine until I get the card then? I don’t know proper procedure here.
Yeah typically ASICS don’t have power buttons, so just unplug them to turn them off
Ok wasn’t sure if it’s doing this update thing if I’ll brick it doing this without trying something else. Thanks.
Those are pretty tough to kill, if you aren’t able to load the firmware through the web ui the sdcard method should get you sorted.
Ok. I really hate doing SD installs they fail so fast and I have 5 of these I need to upgrade, I’d prefer to do the SSD method because of that. Should I be concerned at all that it doesn’t register as antminer anymore under ip scanner? Also when I try to access machine from other browsers/other computers as well it doesn’t load anything. Only the original browser I opened it under will load the machine information to do an upgrade.
You don’t run the firmware from the sdcard, only use it to overwrite the factory firmware.check some of the guides on YouTube. The end result is identical to the web ui method.
Right. I was confused when I wrote that I thought you could also do it from SSD card. I’ve had horrible luck writing from SD card in the past. Those things tend to burn out after 2 installs. I’ll write back on Tuesday or Wednesday if I have trouble with it.
ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE
is usually due to the IP address of the miner changing (happens to me as well) so you gotta do as what keaton says, the SD reset method is really easy to do.
1, unhook your hasboards and disconnect their power plugs
2, remove control board from it’s housing, find SD port
3, insert said SD into the port (with THE UNIT OFF)
4, power on and hold the reset button (the shorter button with RESET in front of it)
5, let it do a full boot (leave alone for 5 minutes or until AFTER the lights stop flashing)
6, unplug to powerdown after the previous step has been completed
7, start hooking up a hasboard (preferably one by one in my experience to confirm the control board is functional) and power up and login to the web GUI/hiveOS to verify it’s working and connect other boards
8, set up your pools/wallets/overclocks
9, happy hashing!
