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Im working on a fix to keep the alive automatically. The current dead/restart logic is bugged in bfgminer, so I'm going to implement it directly in the driver. Should have a new release out in the next few days.

Awesome! I'm having this same problem and I'm looking forward to the update!

Again, you're an incredibly awesome person!

Agreed, thanks for making these sticks! Really looking forward to the update as well, it'd be great if they could restart on their own.

Assuming ample power (I'm only running two of them off the Plugable hub), what are the optimal settings for the frequency and core voltage? On the stock settings I'm getting between 3-3.5 MH/s each stick.

756 is what I have found to be the optimal balance between hashrate and power on these chips. 756 runs fine at about .7v, so you can turn core voltage down a bit, and turn down memory voltage as low as your ASIC can handle (~.75-. Cool

for best power draw.

Check out my tuning guide in OP on how to fine tune these using --benchmark flag.

Sounds like just changing the frequency to 756 in the code should be probably work without messing with the hardware screws? I'd rather just start with that.

Yes just change the "600" to 756 in the start_moonlander file.