BPMC Launch BF1 USB miner - probably the fastest USB miner in the World

[mewon]

Hello,
 
I have BitFury BF1 using it in windows/bfgminer with lufa-lib.org driver and runs well.
Now I'm trying Openwrt/bfgminer, but the device is not detected.
After opkg install bfgminer
I tried:
opkg install kmod-usb-serial-ftdi
opkg install kmod-usb-serial-cp210x
opkg install kmod-usb-serial-pl2303
opkg find bitstream*
opkg install bitstream-ztex-ufm1_15y1
opkg install bitstream-ztex-ufm1_15b1
opkg install bitstream-fpgaminer

but still not detected.
can someone help me?
Thanks

[Miasma]

My Red BitFurys are not recognized by MuM 3.3.4 BFGMiner 4.7.0. I've tried MuM's Scan Hardware but they don't get picked up. Win7 Device Manager sees all of them, e.g. Bitfury BF1 USB Miner (COM100). Anything I can try? TIA

[Luke-Jr]

My Red BitFurys are not recognized by MuM 3.3.4 BFGMiner 4.7.0. I've tried MuM's Scan Hardware but they don't get picked up. Win7 Device Manager sees all of them, e.g. Bitfury BF1 USB Miner (COM100). Anything I can try? TIA

These units tend to crash if they're probed for anything else, so you need to make sure you don't use -S all (or any other -S <driver>:all), and do use -S bigpic:all
To un-crash them, a power cycle is needed first.

[Miasma]

My Red BitFurys are not recognized by MuM 3.3.4 BFGMiner 4.7.0. I've tried MuM's Scan Hardware but they don't get picked up. Win7 Device Manager sees all of them, e.g. Bitfury BF1 USB Miner (COM100). Anything I can try? TIA

These units tend to crash if they're probed for anything else, so you need to make sure you don't use -S all (or any other -S <driver>:all), and do use -S bigpic:all
To un-crash them, a power cycle is needed first.

Ok, there they are. So they're very finicky. They're not recognized if there's a Block Eruptor plugged in. If there's a BFL SC plugged into the PC they're recognized but do not hash. So they can be the only USB miner connected to a given PC for them to mine.

Does it make any difference if in MuM -S bigpic:all goes in Configure/Miner/Settings/Arguments/SHA-256 or Configure/Miner/Settings/Arguments/Hardware Scan 

[Taugeran]

You can have more than just the BF1 on a system. It just has to be the first probed and all after that need to be specific ports. It's what ended up having to do  but I've migrated to nanofuries now so my BF1 hasn't seen sunshine in a while