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After Minera is installed, and I change the IP address in the /etc/network/interfaces as normal to a static address, will Minera automatically adjust to the new address?

assuming you point your browser to the new ip.add.re.ss/minera then you'll be fine.. The system is not IP dependent

That's what I was thinking, but I was having some issues yesterday and still this morning. Just wanted to confirm.

What kind of issues?

I started to look for a beaglebone to port Minera, unfortunately availability of rev c. (Europe) is limited and I can't find one at a decent price, but stay tuned for that.

I've inscreased my miners' Donation slider @ 43Mh/s to assist in covering you expenses for this. Hope others can follow suite.
My BBB is so much faster in everything it does that I don't understand, other than it costing approx. 50% more than the old RPi Model B, why others besides Mineforeman aren't' developing for this platform.

I guess this news is a start.

PS:

I'm still mining at only 7.5 G-blades instead of the full 8 G-blades miner capacity I own. I still can't understand why this is.

I believe that on my end I've eliminated any software & hardware discrepancies possibilities since I've replaced everything twice, except the miners & the Raspberry Pi platform.
On the software side I've been thru the gamut, Minera, Minepeon, Scripta, Starminer, what have you, & still the same thing.
It's random every time, the none-hashing on half a G-blade miner which changes to a diff. G-blade miner on every reboot or miner software restart process.

Oh, well, 7.5 G-blades at 43MH/s is better than anything less.
If I had a working Minera on the BBB platform this would probably be resolved. [wink, wink].

Which miner or configurations are you using? CPUMiner, CGMiner or BFGMiner. What do you have in extra options?

Hi Doeyourthing.

I don't currently have anything under the "Extra Options" portion since the "Enable device auto detection (--gc355-detect)" appears to be working well.

Do you suggest otherwise?

I used to have it setup manually with the following under "Extra Options" but I got the same results:
"--gc3355-detect --freq=838".

PS:
How can I setup each of the miners with their own Freq to see if maybe they respond better to different freq's individually using the "Extra Options" with CPUminer (minerd)?

Here are some screen caps of my setup from the Home screen to the relevant setup pages & then some:

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t264/suzukii69/Mining%20My%20Own%20Business/Mining%20with%20Minera%20v0_3_4/Homescreen-1.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t264/suzukii69/Mining%20My%20Own%20Business/Mining%20with%20Minera%20v0_3_4/Minerv034-SetupScreen-1.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t264/suzukii69/Mining%20My%20Own%20Business/Mining%20with%20Minera%20v0_3_4/Minerv034-SetupScreen-2-1.jpg

Here some code from Github CPUMIner (look at the page bottom):

--gc3355=DEV0,DEV1,...,DEVn enable GC3355 chip mining mode (default: no)
--gc3355-detect automatically detect GC3355 miners (default: no)
--freq=FREQUENCY set GC3355 core frequency in NONE dual mode (default: 600)
--gc3355-freq=DEV0:F0,DEV1:F1,...,DEVn:Fn individual frequency setting
--gc3355-freq=DEV0:F0:CHIP0,...,DEVn:Fn:CHIPn individual per chip frequency setting
--gc3355-autotune auto overclocking each GC3355 chip (default: no)
--gc3355-timeout=N max. time in seconds after no share is submitted before restarting GC3355 (default: never)

There are multiple ways to set the frequency.

By device name:

Linux: --gc3355-freq=/dev/ttyACM0:850 Windows: --gc3355-freq=\\.\COM3:850

By serial string:

--gc3355-freq=8D751F965355:850

If you cannot find any /dev/ttyUSB or /dev/ttyACM, it related to running cgminer, this can easily be fixed by rebooting the system.