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What is your libusb version?
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Yeah, no problem. IIRC the RPi won't go to the max USB connections as per USB spec (256?), but you can connect many. I'm sure you are aware that some models only support 150mA on the USB ports. The official USB spec is for the USB unit to wait for a 5V signal from the host, which then draws some power as well. It depends how your miner or hub implements that (or not). In my experience it works better using a powered hub, even it the miner is "powered".
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Which wallet are you using? It seems ticking over just nicely as it should: http://btc.blockr.io/There was a very long block at 317380 / 317381. It took one and a half hours. Edit: Interesting block: 317381 Transactions: 2358 Total Sent: 102,594.37 BTC Size: 731.58 |
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[...] Buy buy buy.  And not necessarily on exchanges. |
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[...] an ATM by the door. [...]
A bitcoin ATM? |
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Not a mixing user myself, but one of the recommendations I heard (with relation to coinjoin though) is to use two or more exact same output amounts.
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If I'm not mistaken, there is only one node that you will get block data from, called syncnode. If that one is a slow one, you're waiting. You can see which one it is in the debug window using " getpeerinfo ". You could try deleting the file peers.dat (when QT is closed), although you might get (very) unlucky and it connects to the same syncnode again.
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