More accurately, none have been reported on this thread.

Merely for posterity. 

Things / thoughts might have gotten out of sequence while I was editing posts and organofcorti was replying.

I'm pissed. In multiple contexts. organofcorti was a voice of reason. (As he usually is except when he intends not to be.)

I'll check back in tomorrow. (my time)

I'll now pick up my drink and go back to videos in the theatre room.

I fully expect that by the morrow all will be well and my pique will have passed.

All due sympathies and all, however, if a pool can't pay according to it's obligations it is effectively defunct.

My payouts are overdue. I'll give it another 24 hours. After that, all links to Ozcoin will be deleted as a bad bet.

shi-it! That is a long run of bad luck.

Indeed.

And also why I'm splitting my hashes across multiple pools.

Merely FYI, here's the active thread current CM1 owners are using:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=78239.2440

Are you referring to this:
https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/124-why-did-you-raise-your-prices.html#comments

" ...
With all the emails asking legitimate questions about orders and payments, I see, "Why did you raise your prices?"

Do you write to Sears and say, "Your power drills went up in price. Why?" or to Amazon, "Why is the cookbook I want more than it was last year?" When the plumber gives you a quote, do you say, "It was cheaper last year. Why?" Well, maybe you do.

Give us a chance to answer customers' real questions
..."

Yep, that's some mighty fine "communicating with their customers".

btcbuy was a great service. Used them several times with 100% satisfaction.

They shut down yesterday. Won't be back.

http://blog.btcbuy.info/

What is being questioned is not the value of "the alt-coin boat".

Although that might be questionable.

But the statements about mining 'alt-coins' with CM1 hardware.

Made right alongside statements about Bitcoins being 'incapable' of 'small' valuation usage.

-- edit

I've actually been, mostly, satisfied with my purchase of a couple of CM1's which were delivered last Fall.

But I highly disapprove of dubious / unsupported statements. (And, frankly, I expect better of "yohan".)

So, yeah, I "disapprove" of a *lot* that I read on bitcointalk.org.   

Unless you know of a bitstream you can flash to one of these devices *now* for Litecoin you shouldn't make a purchase decision based on assuming it *might* be able to in the future.

Just my two cents worth. (About 0.0002 BTC.)

Bullshit.

Or, I could be more polite and state it as "I believe you are mistaken".

Please support your statement.

bfgminer is the only other one I know of which supports CM1 dynamic speed control if that's the firmware you have loaded.

And it will use less than a tenth of the cpu as mpbm. (Which really counts on a Raspberry Pi.)

My impression when taking it for a test drive was that it didn't get quite as much out of the CM1's as mpbm, however.

If you try bfgminer, on linux, please let me know your experience after a few days of usage / comparison against mpbm.

-- edit

If you are using a reasonably fast computer, however, say one where the mpbm average cpu utilization is less than 10%, I would suggest it isn't worth your hassle / downtime to make the switch.

Buy direct if you don't want to take the additional, though probably small, risk of going through an exchange.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148282.0

It might be worth starting a new thread for the 'BTC Guild Social Club' so that this one can be monitored / subscribed to purely for mining / pool information without the 'clutter' of the other stuff.

Can't change difficulty.

"There was an error updating at least 1 Stratum server. Please try again."

What's up with the reporting of blocks on 'Previous Rounds'?

Block           Date                             Shares Total    Shares       Payout           Donation           Share Val.        Conf.
227652   2013-03-23 19:57:21     4,458,685   1,476   0.00689714   0.00014076   0.00000476   19
227652   2013-03-23 19:58:46     67,202           1,476   0.00689714   0.00014076   0.00000476   18
227652   2013-03-23 19:57:21     4,458,685   52           0.00568724   0.00011607   0.00010950   19
227652   2013-03-23 19:58:46     67,202           52           0.00568724   0.00011607   0.00010950   18

Also: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=148282

Thank you for the correction, with details, eleuthria.

More than 2 days ago.

As mentioned above, ASICminer left Ozcoin when the fork happened.

And I imagine that is because Ozcoin prioritized getting getwork operations running first and left stratum offline for quite a few hours. IIRC, for longer than half a day Ozcoin's stratum was not functioning.