Quote from: soccerdude71 on February 01, 2018, 10:08:14 PM

Thanks... I have a usb data hub with multiple MLDs. How would I know which is which in this case? I feel like there is no way to know... This is why I posted earlier asking if there was a way to make each MLD a separate worker on the mining pool.

Quote from: crawlingspleen on February 01, 2018, 09:18:16 PM

Running windows, I opened "Device Manager" then I unplugged one of the MLD and saw which COM port that one was.
Mine are on COM3 & COM4, from there it was easy as I had marked the "better" MLD and punched in my speed.

Quote from: soccerdude71 on February 01, 2018, 08:36:05 PM

Quote from: Xantor1234 on February 01, 2018, 10:10:24 AM

Quote from: crawlingspleen on February 01, 2018, 01:33:12 AM

quick question.

I have 1 stick that will hash just happy at 924, another won't budge past 796. Can I set them to run those frequencies on the same scrypt?

Yes:

... -S MLD:all --set MLD@COM7:clock=924 --set MLD@COM8:clock=796

(official notation should be --set MLD@\\.\COMx:clock=nnn but this works as well)

So how do I know which MLD is which???

thanks
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You have two options, either set the scan method to not scan "all" and scan for only one moonlander (i.e. -S MLD:\\.\COMx), create a separate bat for each moonlander and run one in its own instance, or go into Device menu and get more info on the device...this will display its unique serial number (its different than the one on the sticker), and place this number on the device somewhere.

Then you will know which is which. Next update will also implement the enable/disable function in the device menu, so you can just visually see which bfgminer device number corresponds to which moonlander.