Quote from: mike298342 on May 21, 2013, 03:57:29 AM

I received my 4 units a few days ago. Thank you.

I had trouble getting it to work with cgminer right away. So I was using BitMinter for a few days at first.

The default Windows cgminer builds appear to require OpenCL.dll installed on the system. I built from source without that dependency, but still couldn't get it to work. It appears that for com ports above 9, you have to list them in the arguments as -S \\.\comXX. instead of -S comXX. This was in the README. I should have read it more closely at the beginning. It's working fine now on my Windows desktop.

Cgminer is much less resource intensive than BitMinter, which ran under Java. I also have an Asus RT-N16 router with TomatoUSB firmware on it with Optware installed. I've read about people running cgminer under OpenWrt. Anyone know how to get cgminer running under Tomato?

There is a cgminer-nogpu.exe in the windows binary zip file

If you need more info about FPGA it's also in FPGA-README
Also as I've implied in this thread, the next version of cgminer will have a pure USB Icarus driver (which handles the Lancelot also) which will require the driver changes as mention in FPGA-README when it's ready.