Mining with BFL FPGA old single

[crazyearner]

How do you set cgminer up with .bat file to mine on sha256D on pools and to configure it to start mining. Anyone know how to do this please thx.

I know how to mine with normal GPU setup but to mine with BFL single old 800MH/s nit I have no idea can someone tell me the details to mine thx.

[Oldgamer]

Did you try to contact BFL and ask for help?

[crazyearner]

Did you try to contact BFL and ask for help?

I wouldn't be asking here if i already done that but their no responsive as per 20 other emails i sent them regarding shipping and pricing and other stuff.

[crazyearner]

Any advise here plz ?

[crazyates]

I always put the CGMiner folder in my root directory of my C: drive, but you can put it anywhere. Make a file called "BFL.bat" on your desktop, right click on it, and select edit. Add this in there:

:loop
C:\cgminer\cgminer-nogpu.exe -o POOLADDY:3333 -O USER:PASS
timeout /T 10
goto loop

Obviously add your pool's URL and your worker name and password, but you should be good to go. FPGA devices don't need nearly the same level of tweaking that GPUs do.

[juggalodarkclow]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=88616.0

make a .bat file with

cd c:\ (path to cgminer directory)

cgminer -o http://your pool:pool port -u username -p password -S COM3

com port may be different but usually is COM3

You can look up your com port in device manager. did you get the driver installed?

Also, the bfl alphaminer will tell you COM port number.

Basically open notepad, put "cgminer -o http://your pool:pool port -u username -p password -S COM3" in the body of notepad (obviously changing info to match yours, you can get the COM # from the easyminer program). When you finish, SAVE AS and change from text file to all files and call the file whateveryouwant.bat.  I have mine run automatically on startup in the event that the pc restarts for some strange reason.

[firefop]

or you could... you know just start cgminer and let it track down the fpga itself.

[soniq]

I use BFGminer and it locates BFL FPGA automatically

Cheers