I tried the git clone first line and got error message:
remote branch feature/antminer-u1-support not found in upstream origin Unexpected end of command stream
No need to do any of that anymore, support is in the latest official release. That branch no longer exists on my repo.
where do I get the latest release? I know I have to ssh into the minepeon but where do I point it? I had installed one and then I was reading somewhere to do some stuff to mod it to make it work for the antminer. my antminer has never mined over about 1.1gh and I have added 2 be and with all 3 going I am getting less than 1gh, does the new release resolve this issue? Thanks for the help in advanced
I am new to this as you can tell
One of the biggest problems people face is that their USB devices don't have enough power. That may be why you're getting a low hashrate using one rig or 3. I'm not sure what this minepeon is about, but I just put rasbian on my pi, cloned the bfgminer 3.10, and away I went...no modding, not downloading other things, just load and run! Here's how I did it: If a command fails, it may require root/sudo
1: Open Terminal or SSH into your Linux machine.
2: Run "apt-get update"
3: Run "apt-get install git autoconf automake libtool pkg-config libcurl4-gnutls-dev libjansson-dev uthash-dev libncurses5-dev"
4: Run "git clone git://github.com/luke-jr/bfgminer.git"
5: Enter the bfgminer directory
6: Run "./autogen.sh"
7: Run "./configure" (if you do not want to use GPUs on the machine, add --disable-opencl)
8: Run "make"
9: After make completes, you can run bfgminer directly (may require sudo), or create a shell script that includes your arguments.
I have a powered usb hub. Minepeon is An ArchLinux ARM based mining OS built for the Raspberry PI.. so I guess that is my lynx os for my pi?
would what you are suggesting at step 2 would that override what is on my pi(which is fine if it wil make my miners work)
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