I'm trying to follow in your footsteps, after failing desperately with the suggested kernel.

Some things I'm not clear on, as it's not working for me:

• Do you have the 2012 WiFi Nexus 7 (‘nakasi’), or the 2012 LTE Nexus 7 (‘nakasig’)?
• Precisely what version of CyanogenMod did you use? 10.1.0, 10.1.1, 10.1.2, or 10.1.3?
• Did you install Timur's usbhost kernel on top of CyanogenMod, or is CyanogenMod supposed to directly support USB OTG? Because not only do I not see any devices after wiping and flashing to CM, it won't even charge from my OTG-split cable. Timur's kernel under 4.2.2 would at least do that.
  

I'm using a WiFi gen-1 Nexus 7, installed CM 10.1.3 fresh (with nothing else), but can't get it to charge over an OTG splitter, nor will EasyMiner recognize any miners once installed.

I'm a new miner, as of a few days ago when Butterfly Labs *finally* got my pre-order to me (as I'm
sure is the situation with many others.)

I'm currently trying to choose the most efficient power-supply option for powering these monsters.
BFL publishes very specific requirements for the PSU used:


The *cheapest* solution I've been able to find, would be a CoolMax ZPS-1600B, which I can get for
$230 from Newegg. With two 110A and 50A rails, I could theoretically power three 46A miners on a
single 15A-breaker wall-circuit, spending $76-per-miner on power-supply. (Although I have to admit
some worry of buying the *cheapest* possible product …)

Edit: Seems that the single 110A rail on those multi-rail power-supplies powers *all* the PCI ports;
I wonder if I can get, or build, an ‘adapter’ from the 20-pin, or … hrm. /=

Within those requirements, does anybody have suggestions for a specific product, or at least
information on which brands offer the best value? What do you use to power your miners? (I'd like to
power at least two, or if possible, three, cards per power-supply. They shipped me a *lot* of
hardware to try to make up for all the delays. )