It took about 6 hours, but I figured it out. Thanks   

My long-delayed BFL Little Single just arrived and I excitedly opened it up only to find a plethora of errors when trying to mine it with CGMiner. It currently recognizes the device as both "BFL0" and "BFL4" in error messages. Error messages range from "Comms error" to "Error: send work reports" to "Garbled response probably throttling, clearing buffer" and more. The temperature of the device is often listed at 28 degrees, but it is never shown mining (while my GPUs are)

I initially had an issue with driver recognition (Win7) which was ultimately solved by doing a windows search for drivers fix... Any fellow BFL "customers" (venture capital investors) have any tips?

Hey folks,

My long-delayed BFL Little Single just arrived and I excitedly opened it up only to find a plethora of errors when trying to mine it with CGMiner. It currently recognizes the device as both "BFL0" and "BFL4" in error messages. Error messages range from "Comms error" to "Error: send work reports" to "Garbled response probably throttling, clearing buffer" and more. The temperature of the device is often listed at 28 degrees, but it is never shown mining (while my GPUs are)

I initially had an issue with driver recognition (Win7) which was ultimately solved by doing a windows search for drivers fix... Any fellow BFL "customers" (venture capital investors) have any tips?

Thanks.

Interesting program, I have to say.

16 credits for trade. PM.

Thanks for sharing this, Hal. I'm no coder/cryptopunk, yet I still find this inspirational. There is something about human spirit that makes raw stories universally motivating -- thank you.

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Thank you, wise sage.

Looks like we're officially good...


So the only big question remaining in my mind is how one goes about paying for the second half of the order. I'm wondering if I can pay in cash after paying the first half in BTC...

Either way, good move BFL.

I just had 2 Jalapenos ordered, ordered within the first week. I was perfectly happy with that order until the spec jump left Jals a tad in the dust, and would now prefer to pay extra for a Little SC, but don't want to get shoved to the back of the line for such as said.

To be clear, you could upgrade your 4 Jals to a Little SC but the 2 Jals were left as Jals, right? They told me 4 Jals was the minimum for an upgrade not effecting the order queue.

Thanks.

I have been emailing BFL on this and while it's true that one can "upgrade" a Jalapeno order for a Little SC, it seems that upgrading any orders under 4 Jals will reset one's place in the order queue.

For those such as myself who ordered a couple Jals early, this puts us between a rock and a hard place. Bumped specs for the Jal are seriously lagging those of the other models, yet to upgrade to a Little SC would put one at the very end of the massive pre-order list, thus killing the value of a pre-order with numerous alternatives available. I am currently asking about refunds given the sudden shift in specs and options.

BFL, in light of the recent announcement of bumped specs and a new product prior to launch, I have a couple questions:

1) Is the "Little SC" going to be ready and shipped at launch on the same timeline as the original Jal/SC/Rig lineup?

2) If so, are you offering any "order upgrades" to folks, such as myself, who pre-ordered multiple jalapenos but would rather upgrade to a Little SC given Jal's performance bump being moderately lower?

3) Would such an upgrade impact one's place in pre-order shipments?

Many thanks in advance, and shame me with a link if this has already been answered elsewhere.

Is anyone aware of how much mining stock wattage varies between the models? I have heard everything between 125W to 350+W but I'm considering picking up a second card in the case that it's closer to the former...

"All signs point to no"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyJBZYz858M&feature=youtu.be

Digging this thread back out from its June 6 grave.

Any more miners with settings, mhash results and watts to report?

I'm currently using an ASUS directCU II (non-TOP) pulling 673mh/s at stock voltage with 1150 GPU clock and 450 memory.. Just starting to play with optimization so input and other experiences would be great.

How is the success rate on 7950 flashing?

Is there any mining value to having an ASUS "Top" (factory overclocked) model vs non-overclocked?

That is a very nice average. Is this the "TOP" factory overclocked version or the ref/directCU II?

165W also sounds significantly less than what I have seen benchmarked. Did you change anything?

Annoying... Is there any way to check whether you have an older model asides plugging it in and seeing? Or are pretty much all of them locked now? I still have 7 days to consider a return.

Yeah I have elec included in my rent so it's not a huge concern; however, if I could pull 550Mhash out of 115W it would seem doable to shove another 5830 in for some extra lower-profile mining. My impression is that 5830s pull about 180W.

Is $370 after rebate considered a good price on the locked ASUS DirectCU (minus OC)?