I've got it working with Minera, but the miner does not show up in the list of local miners in Minera like the Compaq used to.   I have built it manually (similar to what you described above) and by modifiying the default cgminer build in build_miner.sh to include the --enable-gecko flag in the build.   Do they show up for you or is this a side issue of using a custom compiled miner?

Great.   I'm currently running BFGminer with Minera 0.7.0, but could easily switch if necessary, so thanks for letting me know.

No worries. But that does make be wonder, will the new Minera support stick miners or just network miners?

I noticed on my RPi with multiple IPs, the URLs that Minera generates after running the installation script and at boot puts all the IPs into the same address like:

Connect to http://192.168.1.1192.168.1.2192.168.1.3/minera to manage Minera

I can fix it by replacing the existing block in rc.local to something like this:


Which will print each address separately.   This, as usual, gets overwritten whenever making a change to Minera that overwrites the rc.local file (not that I change it that often, but YMMV).

Just passing the snippet along in case any of the developers find it useful and want to use it in a future release. 

I also noticed on my RPI3, that on startup, I get all sorts of redis-cli errors.   This seemed to be due to the fact that redis-server had not fully started up.   I added a sleep 5 statement in the rc.local right before the first redis-cli call and that fixed the errors.   Be nice to have a setting in Minera to optionally add that sleep in if needed.

Best,

Dan

I would be in for up to four of them as well.