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 # The bitaxe
-![](doc/assembled.png)
+![](doc/bitaxe.png)
 an early-stage experimental bitcoin mining machine. Uses two Bitmain BM1387 ASICs.
 
 ## BM1387
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 - The BM1387 is available for around $1-2 each in low quantities from Aliexpress
 
 ## Current Status
-- I have built several v1 PCBs
-- v1 has a problem with the pin pitch on the BM1387 footprint.
-    - it's very unlikely *all* of the pins were making contact.
-    - this has been corrected on v2, but not verified yet. Still waiting for PCBs to arrive.
-- The voltages all appear to be right
-- I can't get any response over serial from the BM1387s yet.
-- The current comsumption does change like I would expect when I send a serial command to change the frequency.
+- I have built a couple v2 PCBs
+- So far everything seems to be working properly.
+- I can mine using the [cgminer](https://github.com/wareck/cgminer-gekko) modified for gekkoscience USB stick miners.
+    - Don't forget to modify the [GSH Driver_gekko](https://github.com/wareck/cgminer-gekko/blob/8c579bb88058b01dd524de0459621c8c57d34cb9/usbutils.c#L1058) in usbutils.c to match the iManufacturer and iProduct of the FTDI USB serial adapter you are using.
+    - For the jim.sh adapter I'm using, use the following values;
+    ```
+    .idVendor = 0x0403,
+    .idProduct = 0x6015,
+    .iManufacturer = "FTDI",
+    .iProduct = "FT230X Basic UART",
+    ```
 
 ## Hardware
-- [BM1387B from random AliExpress seller](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2251832867687077.html). Do these work?? Who knows!
+- [BM1387B from random AliExpress seller](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2251832867687077.html). These appear to work!
 - [40x40mm heatsink and 5V fan](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2251832861666365.html) from a random AliExpress seller. At least half of these arrived broken in some way. But they are cheap and the working ones do keep the BM1387's nice and cool when used with some thermal compound.
 - The serial port is 1.8V. The [FTDI TTL-232RG-VREG1V8-WE](https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/ftdi,-future-technology-devices-international-ltd/TTL-232RG-VREG1V8-WE/2441359) USB adapter does the trick, although it's pretty expensive.
 - [jim.sh Micro1v8 FT230X](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076B9YRMP) adapters also work.