I was hoping by now I could have said something like "GPU mining is deprecated, only ASIC code is supported from here on"...
Speaking of which, I'm setting up a new Linux install on an old atom netbook that I plan to use as the driver for a BFL Single (hopefully some time this year... sigh).
For configuration testing purposes, I built it with cpu mining enabled, and it's rocking along at 1 Mh/s...
I assume all I'll need for autogen.sh flags when I want to rebuild cgminer to drive the Single is
autogen.sh --disable-opencl --disable-adl --enable-bitforce
Is there anything else that I should, or might want, to include?
I presume you mean a BFL ASIC (wont be much point running FPGAs once everyone has an ASIC)
So, unless we change the defaults between now and then, the first step (
in the future) of building from a git clone would be:
./autogen.sh --disable-opencl --enable-bflscIf you want both BFL ASIC and BFL FPGA
./autogen.sh --disable-opencl --enable-bflsc --enable-bitforceIf it's a source download, however, the first step would be:
./configure --disable-opencl --enable-bflscor
./configure --disable-opencl --enable-bflsc --enable-bitforce