The VCP or the D2XX?

Hi All.

I recently Bought 3 Bifury 5 g/h to add to my block eruptor raspi rig.

Am running Minepeon, which is not detecting the bifuries. The rig runs my block eruptors fine.

Have tried  installing the bifury drivers through zadig on windows 7. While the devices then show up on device manager, The bifury devices are STILL not detected on either cgminer or bfgminer 3.9

Even tried switching firmware on one of the devices as instructed here: http://c-scape.nl/bi-fury/ .

Now the lights don't flash on on that one, but windows still detects "bifury".

Anyone who can reply with an A-2-B  human-readable solution on how to get these things hashing on both raspi and windows the gets the 0.05 BTC bounty.

Thanks!

Yeah.... The only reason Diamonds are so expensive is becuase debeers has like 1,000 tons of the stuff locked beheind closed doors in Antwerp. Scarcity = Values.... HELLLLOOOOOOO Adam Smith!

I'vew noticed some weird mining pool stats too.

Does it make ANY sense, for me to have 2000 shares but only .00000001 in that block, while in another a couple hours later, 2 shares got me .003?

Is this shenanigans, connectivity issues, or what?

Well, plenty of my competitors charge well over $3k for similar levels of service (without the content writing and social media management.

I want to get an idea of what price point the community will accept that at the same time protects my company from big price drops.

Would the present price points be reasonable if we kept it as-is, but made the payments quarterly? That would actually represent a pretty reasonable discount on my Dollar / GBP packages (and maybe get some non-techies into the bitcoin game!)

I'm also thinking of offering my combined web design, hosting, and basic seo service there as well.

What would a reasonable one-time BTC payment for lifetime web hosting, webdesign, and 2 years SEO service be worth?

Help me out here guys. As far as I know I'm the first SEO guy getting into this!

Solved. I think. I need crossfire cables eh?

Yes, I know the Days of GPU mining are numbered... buts its still all profit to me since I've got loads of machines running all day for my biz in any case.

I just assembled, after 14 painstaking hours in a southeast asian knockoff mall, to put together an extra desktop for my company with the best available resources.

2 hd 7770 on Asus P8B75-M

Now, Guiminer is READING 2 cape verde GPUs, but while mining the second miner is only doin 50 mhash (haven't overclocked yet as I want to solve this first.

Is it a memory issue?

Do I need crossfire cables? The manual said nothing about needing crossfire, and my other rig on a asrock 990 doesn't need crossfire.

Any help, tips, advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Greetings all.

I'm a long time "guest lurker" who's mustered the spine to put myself out there.

I've got a few simple rigs... This is more my hobby as my online marketing biz needs half a dozen rigs anyway. Yeah, I'm a bit of a techie but not much of a coder.

I want to offer my online marketing clients the option to pay in bitcoin for my seo service.

So I winged it completely and set up (pretty arbitrary) price points on my money site here:

http superior-seo.net /best-seo-affiliate-program/superior-seo-corporate-citizenship/bitcoin-search-engine-optimization-buy-seo-services-with-bitcoin-at-superior-seo-net/

I see too much speculation and Hyip crap in the btc community and want to take a step towards legitimizing it further, especially since 90% of my clients have never even heard of it.

I guess I want to ask the community if its reasonable to charge a bit extra in bitcoin (considering that serious miners are swimming in the stuff, or what price point would be fair for a serious SEO service. Thanks.