I'm running 0.6.0.5

Ok, thanks, I'll close it then delete all but the last one.

They are taking up a metric crap-load of space.
Can I get rid of them?
Can I stop them being created in the first place?
Or limit their size/number?

Thanks, spelling's not my strong suit

Let me know what changes or additional steps need to be added.

Cheers.

Near as I can tell, over 8 hours of mining, 20 seconds worth of processor time has been used.

Hi-Jack!

Made a how-to to get mining on a router:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76685.0

I'm thinking it could well handle the max possible 100.

CGminer hardly uses any processor time. Really tiny.

I've created a little how-to for getting CGminer to run on a broadcom (mipsel processor) DD-WRT / OpenWRT enabled router.
The following file contains a readme, some scripts and the cgminer-3.8.5 binary compiled with BFL, Icarus, and ModMiner Quad FPGAs and BFL, bitfury,  klondike, Hashfast, Icarus and Avalon ASICs for the mipsel architecture. This will work on Asus RT-N66U, Asus RT-N16 (which I use) and Linksys e3000, along with many other routers.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4oik0ecfezclq9u/cgminer_3.8.5_mipsel.ipk

To install on Optware (OTRW / OTRW2):

1). Copy the file to your router USB drive, then navigate to that directory in telnet/ssh.

2). If cgminer is already running, issue:
> service cgminer stop

3). Type:
> ipkg install cgminer_x.x.x_mipsel.ipk

If you already had it running, it'll ask about the overwriting the config file. Press enter to keep your one.

4). Type
> service cgminer start

Perfect, thanks

I need the USB vendor / product ID.

Can someone tell me the vendor and product ID of the serial USB chip used in the Icarus? It's a prolific isn't it?

Kano,

You've got in the devs list, 'ID' and 'BFL'/'ICA' etc. to give us some number. What's the difference between these numbers? Are they equivilent, or might you get something like:
ID 0, BFL 0
ID 1, BFL 1
ID 2, ICA 0
...

And when you request data with gpu|N or PGA|N, is that N 'ID' or 'BFL'/'ICA' etc?

Thanks

Yeah, all I can say is "About 'ing time!".

Still have some more to come though...

Linksys (cisco) e3000
Rosewill 7 port USB hub
Rosewill 650W PSU
2x BFL singles

155W
1650MH/s

10.6MH/W

Am I not welcome here anymore?

I have the rev3s, both of mine make some sound. Not vacuum cleaner loud, but louder then my PC.

Currently mining away at 1651MH/s using 155W (2xBFL, Router, USB hub) at the wall.

Actually, they're pretty noisy. Quite a bit louder than I was expecting. They gotta hefty Sunon fan in there.

Just a coincidence.
I get spam like this every so often.

Rally seems to be going the wrong way right now... can someone point them in the right direction?

It is struggling with 4.90 isn't it?

Now don't give me that!