please whatever you do, on the next version of moonlanders, make this 2nd gen compatible with whatever version driver and next gen moonlander there is. :]

so far i've got the three running at a solid 4.30mh/s each with an avarage of A:1600 and R:5 HW:550/.55% with clock speed at 756 within a 12 hour time frame just close to stock settings. I would think I would be able to max them out since the hub claims it can support the voltage and amps.we shall see in the future.

alright my miner dudes. so I think(fingers crossed) that I finally have a pretty good starting set-up going. so here is my three moonlander 2s running on this usb hub that i bought. it was slightly pricey but i didn't mind as its small but yet very powerful.
http://www.usbgear.com/10PCHGRHUBMINI.html
unfortunately I can only fit up to 6 miners with fans, but definitely can fit 10 without the fans..
after fighting with my mac for about a week..constant help from you guys and other outsiders..and some other speed bumps along the way, even with high sierra, everything is starting to look good..
I would like to thank everyone for their support
I did want to ask, however, why is it that my other pools are not being deleted upon opening terminal? I delete them, quit(using commands), and exit. then if I start the terminal back up, the old unwanted pools are still there..should I be saving the run MLD2 file even after quitting? also has anyone tried mining other coins? do you use the same pool stratum address set-up as it is for litecoin.org in the .txt file?
thanks, also here are some noobish pics of my set up..
https://imgur.com/a/xETDA
https://imgur.com/a/NH6iM

no. a "worker" would be all the miners connected in your bfgminer terminal..so if you have three miners all connected to your computer one way or another, they will all be connected to one worker, if you are referring to litecoinpool...that's how it works for me anyway

Dam so many responses I dont think my phone can handle it haha, well..in response to game_of_coins yeah there should’ be much inside of a usb hub, witch also makes me wonder why they are so expensive, but then again it could contain some ICs that help distribute power and amps to specific ports that need it when used, I don’t use a RPI, I would only have the hub connected to my MACBook and plugged into either a power strip or the wall..as for cooling I would utilize a 14” fan that constantly blows air on the hub/miners, it doesn’t bother me for sleeping because I enjoy the ambient sound of a fan on. Not talking about a computer fan that sound alike a jet plane but a house fan, and maybe I’ll include some smaller usb ones too. Yes you are also right on the hub availability, most cheap ones only put out 900mha even ones I saw for 60-70usd are about 1a max, unless someone can find one that is more per port at a good value..and just a quick shoutout to all the Mac users out there who are running high Sierra with new driver..if you could message me that would be great, because I have some questions on how to troubleshoot some issues I’m having..like miner stops hashing during mac sleep, pools are still not deleting after removal and save, and possibly attempting to mine other script coins..thanks
 and just so the creator of this thread doesn’t get mad we went super off topic on usb hubs maybe start a new thread or continue an existing one haha..

http://m.usbgear.com/10pchgrhubmini.html
Best one I found for a fair price. And supports the right amount of power per port
Not sure why you compare a PC to a usb hub, sure you could get a cheap PC for the price of a usb hub, but you are still left with about 2-3 USB ports and if you plan on running 3 miners on a PC you most likely won’t be able to fit them side-by-side or have enough power to keep three running on a cheap PC.

Maybe I’ll give that a try and see if there is something in Settings to change that..thanks for the tip

I’ve had this issue where the miner will be hashing normally with my mac on, awake, and no problems..running fine. But when my mac goes into “rest mode” aka, when the screen goes black and it’s “sleeping” the miner will stop hashing and when I press a key to awake my computer again..it will start hashing right away.(I can tell because there is the red light blinking like it normally should but when my MAC goes into sleepmode the red light will stop completely.) I’ll get all these funky errors when I log back in, viewing the terminal, such as pool is dead, to asic stopped hashing attempting to restart, it even spammed me with a lot of rejected shares yesterday(I never had that happen) but the thing is, I’ve had this miner running for 16 hours before the last three days when this started happening, even when my mac was in “sleep”mode for 90% of that time. I even tried it on the hub and does the same, tried it on the computer USB port, does the same..so you think that it’s because my computer is in sleep mode and disconnects from the miner?? Thanks

What’s up 64brotendos..so I recently found a hub that I would assume successfully supports my MLD2s(as of today I’m currently waiting on shipment) here it is:
http://m.usbgear.com/10pchgrhubmini.html
So this is more oriented towards the people who only have a couple sticks and don’t feel like spending all your Christmas money on a big ol’ Hub, this was about 150-160 total with 2 day air ups shipping. According to the description it has 5v/2.1a (max) per port, so for me, hitting about 4.20 stock settings at 756clock, hopefully up to 5mh/s this should work..
Let me know if this was a good buy or waste of my money. And if you think this will be capable of handling three LMD2s(I don’t see why not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ but I am new to mining so who knows😒

so I have three miners on a usb hub, one was running fine all by itself but as soon as i connect the other two it says ASIC stopped hashing, attempting to restart..what could be my problem? I tried to add devices but when i go into the "add devices" option i use the "all" selection and when i had one miner even on the hub it connected and worked..so why can't they all connect when I click "all"
(p.s. when they are all connected they come up as MLD0 MLD1 MLD2)
thanks
(p.s.s) (im not sure how to search serial ports since it is a hub..or is that the number on the moonlander..thanks
edit now it is telling me device is not configured...how do i configure my devices

my guy, i'm also using MAC on the stoned sierra and it's seriously a pain in the ass.. either you get the "file is damaged" please delete window and can't open the file, or i've gotten the terminal window where it says my session was closed and saved and doesn't start the mining process back up even though the miner is plugged in. you just have to mess with it. from copying the folder then changing the "run moonlander 2" then saving then copy. or even changing the "run moonlander 2" file then copy and save. It sucks..but after a few strained hairs and some cursing it worked again..BUT before that..dont forget to turn your mac off, and do the PITA process where you disable the SIP and then install the slialabs driver then turn the mac off..restart..again..and re enable the SIP. then you should be able to download the MAC64(new updated version) BFGminer ZIP..if im stating that correctly. then after that it's back to messing around with the copying and getting the ML2 to run with your user and preferred clock speed settings.

In response to JAUER...yes i also had this issue where I STILL had to babysit the miner to make sure it ran correctly and didn't either just randomly shut off/stop hashing/ or a new one i recently encountered was it said the "pool was dead" so idk..just kinda still messing with it on my MAC to see if i can get this sun of a beotch to run correctly..

anyone wanna be a real homie and hook ya boi up with the best memory and core voltage + best MLD clock set to reach that 5.5/6 mh/s??
yes you gottas keep them cool. a nice 14" fan is doing the trick. we all miners here why not help eachother out

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Awesome thank you so much for the very well explained answers, I appreciate it so much, your doing great at everything you do..keep up the awesome job
Response to #4.. I believe I’m running a txt file, the macs use an app called text editor witch allows me to change things like user and MHZ rate, etc. I think I forgot to actually save the start-moonlander file to my computer as I only copied it and moved the copy to my desktop..so I’ll try that tonight along with some tuning stuff and see if it corrects it. Thanks!

I have a nice 14” fan sending some cool air my way:) and I’m using the original released driver and haven’t had a chance to update to the new one yet..

Hey guys..I got a couple questions here..so I am currently running MACOS high Sierra, and apon following the walk around to download the driver, everything works great!(thanks to the team to tackle that obstacle) so my miner was currently running at stock core and memory voltages, 756mhz, 4.04/4.17/4.28h A:1362 R:3 hw 50/.14% (estimated numbers from my last run in a 4:45 hour timeframe)
Question 1. Do those numbers look acceptable to you guys? It doesn’t seem bad to me but I want to shoot for the 5-5.5 mh/s so I might jump into tuning slightly today.

Question 2. So my miner was running one night for 16 hours straight(unfortunately don’t have numbers from that) then it randomly stopped hashing and basically went dormant..*Is this normal? I want it to get to a point where I can set it, and forget it, maybe check on it a couple times a day but not babysit and worry about it stopping.

Question 3. Is there an update for the driver so when I go to install the new one(as of 12/14/17) I have to do the walk around again just to update?

Question 4. So every time I open “run moonlander 2” terminal(for Mac) I constantly have three pools showing but only one of them is the one I’m actually using, and every time I go and delete the other unneeded ones they keep constantly showing back up even after I close/save session and start the program back up again. Any reason for this??
Thanks everyone!!