D7 problem with finding all chips...

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    Hello, this kernel log isn't completed.

    You can contact us  at support-cs@bitmain.com to provide the completed kernel log.

    How to copy Kernel Log into text form

    https://support.bitmain.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016522253-How-to-copy-Kernel-Log-into-text-form

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    Also there is no flash image where all the rest images are published ir your website. So I have no place to take it.

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    Sent email with full log.

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    Hi, I'm facing the same problem, did you find a resolution from Support? Thanks, CM

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    At the moment received from support with same solutions, firmware update, factory reset. Asked again for flash file.

    Also trying now to check possibilities how to check and resubmit power cables to the chip. Seems will need to open some parts :)

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    Guys did you resolved this issue? Because i have same problem

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    I have the same problem too. only 30 chips being detected instead of 70 on 1 board

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    Just sent mine back to Bitmain for repair... Sounds like the D7 is made of chocolate

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    Did you buy it from Bitmain directly?

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    The same problem. Miner reports "detected asic num less than design" and not all boards detected.

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    Sent it back to Bitmain (was purchased through a reseller). Got a different one back after a couple of weeks and running fine so far.

    Looks like they don't like any network or pool instability and fry themselves if they aren't hashing smoothly.

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    How was the process? Did you just setup a ticket here and send it back?

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    Had to raise ticket and returns form, then pay for courier to send to HK.

    Overall pretty painless other than getting it through customs, but not particularly fair that you have to pay return shipping during warranty period, fair enough if it's damage, but with a fault it's a bit poor.

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