OK, so here it is for anyone that wishes to use it.
This is the image just taken from my Raspberry pi which uses fractalbc's version of CGMiner 3.9.0 compiled to work with BlockEruptors and Antminer U1 USB miners
simultaniously. My image runs Raspbian and is fully up to date as of the time of this post.
This version also works with the adafruit 16x2 lcd, correctly showing mining stats as per their PiMiner tutorial.
You need to be using a 4GB (or larger) SD card to fit the image onto it and you need to get hold of Win32 Disk Imager from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/ to image the SD card. You also need access to the Pi, either via Putty or direct on the device.
Note: I really struggled to find somewhere that allows uploads of large files for free and that give decent bandwidth. MEGA allowed enough upload, but had a tiny allowance of downloads. If the link below goes down, il
TRY to find somewhere else unless someone has an FTP they could put this on. I have no idea how many times the service i've used will allow this file to be downloaded, compression is as good as i can get however, 3.7GB file compressed to under 900MB.
Instructions1. Download img file
https://bft.usu.edu/2qysd
Open with winrar and extract the img file.
2. Open Win32 Disk Imager & select your device, then the location of the image you downloaded and finally click "Write". Insert the SD back into the Raspberry Pi once complete.
3. Gain access to the device, either by your keyboard & screen directly or use Putty to SSH to it.
Username: pi Password: raspberry
4. Run the following command & edit the pool details at the top of the script.
Once done, hit CTRL+x to exit, then y and enter to save the file.
5. Run the following command & check you are happy with the current launched version of CGMiner
Option 1 runs the sticks at their stock speed, option 2 overclocks them to ~2ghs and option 3 runs the standard BitMain version of CGminer but you lose support for the Adafruit LCD. Once done, hit CTRL+x to exit, then y and enter to save the file.
6.Lastly, enter the command below
And wait for the pi to come online. You should see your IP address, then "Connecting to CGMiner..." and the finally your Antminers should start blinking and stats show on the screen within 30 seconds
I'm hashing with 3 AntMiner U1 at stock speeds and 2 Block Eruptors at somewhere around 5.4Ghs, sometimes slightly above, sometimes slightly below. With overclocks i could be around 6.5
however you do get many more HW errors with mixed devices. Currently at 1.7% but with just AntMiners i stay well under 0.04%, plus sometimes the BlockEruptors stop and start again. I recommend just using Antminers for now.
Oh, and of course this STILL isn't 100% stable. I've compiled 3-4 different versions of CGminer and tried various methods and CGMiner still crashes sometimes, sometimes after 10 mins, sometimes it can run for 8-9 hrs and then I restarted it to try another version! The fault lies with the driver itself but that's BitMains issue, we're all just working with what we have been given and this is by far the most stable one I've tried so far.
That's it really. If you have any issues just post and hopefully il see it. Any beer tokens you wish to send my way will of course be hapilly received to "1MA58F5ctQxZuaeaVuSVC2d6SSnKGNbw4f" & of course, thanks to fractalbc for creating this custom version of CGminer.
Thanks.