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Thinking about it, I'm not sure if the new driver I've been trying to download is the new one. I've been doing it through my RPi's terminal, and both the new driver and old are named the exact same thing... so maybe it has just been downloading the same thing over and over again? Any ideas on how to specify the new driver?

You should see build number 38-g106390a9 if you are running latest version at the top. Just download the latest release binary on my releases page and copy it over to your pi...

So if I see 5.4.2-34-gea3ba70 that's the old version? I was running the old version originally on my RPi but I thought when I wget the new one it would overwrite the old one? How do I delete the old version and run the new one?

Just create a new directory (mkdir bfgnew; cd bfgnew) and when wget the file into there. Use bfgminer --version to check that you're running the correct one.

Yup, that worked. So the best way to do it is to create a new directory each time a new version of the software comes out?