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Nicely formatted version up at dogiecoin.com!
Contents:
0a) What to Expect
0b) What You Need
1) Powering
2) Cooling
3) Case
4) Configuration
5) Troubleshooting
6) Where to buy
0a) What to Expect (top)
So the Bitmain AntMiner S3 was honestly one of the biggest miner releases that summer, basically built to just dominate the network. It runs 32 of Bitmain's 28nm BM1382 chips packed into a form factor pretty similar to the S1. The whole chip refinement and evolution thing is what makes this unit stand out.
Great guide, Dogie...
few notes:
1. The guide calls it R3 at some point
2. ssh login/passwd is root/root, not root/admin
3. it refers to holding reset button to the left of LCD screen, which is relevant to S2, but not S3 (no LCD on S3). On S3 there is a pinhole to the right (if you are looking straight at ethernet port) of the pair of red and green indicator. The easiest way to do it (reset) is to push inside the pinhole for 5-10sec with a thicker paper clip.
I like the guide. I did a small how to on reducing the beep.
Simple easy low cost and fully reversible.
feel free to use the photos.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701338.0
this would also work
http://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Grade-10G211-Felt-Round/dp/B007OXFEV6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1405904462&sr=8-4&keywords=3%2F4+felt+rounds
the speaker is about 1/2 inch as long as the round is bigger it will be easy to remove.
It only lowers the sound a lot.
Setting to false lowers the amount of beeps.
So both makes the beeps bear able.
You can make it beep with a reboot and a setting of false.
With a setting of true it beeps many times after a reboot.
The wife went from pissed off to okay after I did this pad mod. So it was worth it.
It is possible if you have some extra hardware. It has the software for wifi already and just needs one of the below to work. I was getting a wireless connection during testing without a pigtail. Signal strength was ~50% with the case on and right beside my WAP.
Yeah it's as good as not there. Those willing to spend the time and money to mod their S3s will already know what to do - it would be a waste of time for others.
Dogie,
I really respect all your time and effort spent on creating your GREAT guides...!
...BUT when you are WRONG...or NOT RIGHT...don't be stuck...or silly...just ACCEPT it...
Nobody is perfect...Capisco...
Cheers
ZiG
Can you stop adding 15 line breaks between each few words please. And yes the wifi is useable if you're within a 15 foot radius and if you can point the open end of the fan roughly at your router. Else it drops out and you end up in a beepathon. You can't easily add an aerial so its best not to confuse users with it.