Any progress on the BBB version?  I still have a Black sitting here that I haven't even powered on yet - I think the slightly less wobbly USB support and faster CPU might help MinePeon.

Yeah, it's a retarded situation when the hardware is in the hands of the users, and there's next to no software support.  Luke-Jr said he was hoping to get the U1  supported in BFG, but he's in the middle of moving house, so who knows how long it'll take?

I'll probably have to run their cgminer on a different PC until BFG supports them natively.

I'm wondering if the Pi will support about 110GH through a mixture of USB miners and proxies?  I'll have 2x IceFurys, 2x Jalapenos, 10x Antminer U1, and then an ASICMiner Cube and 2x ASICMiner Blades.

IceFurys work fine on bfgminer 3.9.0 on Windows - I got two Icy's yesterday, and one's running at 2.9GH and the other at 2.5GH.  It's that hidapi crap that borks things on Linux I think.

Got some Antminer U1 arriving tomorrow - they'll be a giggle to get working as it seems there's only Bitmain's butchered cgminer that works on them so far...

Diff 0?  That looks wrong.  Have you tried a different (working) pool?

Colour?  To be fair, colour is the last thing I'm concerned about. Likewise the name.  It's not a bad name, but I wouldn't care if the thing ran on the cheapest green PCB, as long as it hashes.

But, I do like the heat sink compared to the feeble effort on the BlueFury.  With minimal air cooling they're running much cooler than the BlueFury did, even when a fan was pointed straight that the Blue.  I also like the 'instant overclocking' through BFG, which is nice.  Easier than the pencil trick on the Blues.

If the Icy is more reliable than the Blue, I'll be pretty happy.

I've got some AntMiner U1s arriving in the next few days, so it'll be interesting to see how they compare.

I did get 3GH out of one for a few minutes at 56, but then it freaked.  Seems stable at 55 which is about 2.9GH.  Only cooling at the moment is from the air coming out of the caseless 8GH Jalapeno.    More tests later.

Both running at 54, giving 2.77 and 2.54 respectively.  Nice.   

Now why couldn't the BlueFury have been as good as these things? :p

Milk crates are usually made from polyethylene terephthalate.

Is the database corrupt again, or why am I seeing this post here and not in the For Sale section?

Mine have 24 hours under their belts, still running perfectly.  Oddly enough off a DLink D7 hub.   Averaging 2.19GH and 2.00GH.

2x Furies received and hashing.   One had a lumpy start (lots of retries and recalibrations) but is hashing at 2.19GH, the other is 2.0GH on the nose.

Did you even look at the thread before posting?  No?  Thought not.

If you'd bothered to read the thread, you'd have seen this post less than 10 posts above yours: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168174.msg4208318#msg4208318

 

Just cut the lead off the old PSU and patch it in to a molex connector.  Hubs either work off 5V or 12V, so just check which you need.  Red is usually 5V and yellow is 12V on a molex cable.  I usually use those freebie molex->fan cables that come with cheap CPU and case fans.

Stay off the drugs... 

Whoop!    Shame I'm off to a wedding tomorrow, hopefully Posty will arrive before we go. 

Looking forward to getting these next year then.   That's not a BFL-style next year either lol.

Reinstall MS C++ runtime. 

A quick Google would have told you that...

SSH has nothing to do with that.  I ssh in to multiple different machines and never seen this (Ubuntu, OpenWRT, Arch).

Paid, thanks.

Please send me 10 of these.  My maths are saying BTC0.84 shipped to UK.  Is this correct?