I went ahead and gave StarMiner a try and it has been working pretty well so far!  I'm running 3 GAWMiners Furies (Zeus Blizzard) on it, and I just thought I'd share my experiences with anyone else who wants to run multiple GAW/Zeus miners with StarMiner.  You will need to edit the SeedManager config settings for the miner to manually configure each miner's search parameter, like so:

http://img.psiblade.net/gawstarminer.jpg

Since I am running 3 Furies, I specified the USB port for each one.  It will generally start at USB0 and increment by one from there, so just add as many as you have devices.  Once you do this, just restart the profile and you should have all of your miners hashing away!  You can always ssh into the Pi and type the "starsc" command to view the miner console to make sure it found them all.  Hope this helps!

@LinuxETC:

Thanks for StarMiner!  I hope you'll be able to optimize the web front end to give it better performance in the future!

I'm running 3 Furies on Windows 7 using the provided cgminer without any issues.  The only difference is that I specified all 3 com ports to check on the command line.

You could try adding "-S COM7 -S COM9" to your cgminer start line and see if that helps.

I also have had no issues using all 3 of them on my zenMiner.  Both ways, I get about 4MH/s out of all 3 combined on clever.  If the pool you are mining on has a low worker difficulty setting, you're going to start getting a lot more stales and rejects than if you try to mine on a pool with a starting worker difficulty of 512 or higher.

I saw that post reactor made before it got deleted (and rightfully so).  He was complaining that someone else's shipment made it to the states before his.  I have seen a lot of trolls before, but this guy ranks pretty high up on the list... In other news, my order number for 3 furies is in the 56## range and I just received my tracking number today.  If it arrives by Friday, I will be completely satisfied considering where it was shipped from.  I also happened to receive a ZenMiner unit today too.  Out of all of the companies promising ASICs out there, the guys at GAW have so far delivered on their promises to the best of their ability.  I can forgive them for shipping 1 day later than promised.  (It's better than 1 year later!)

Thanks for all your hard work GAW staff!  You're still #1 in my book!

So according to your pool's block found stats as of this posting:

Time Frame	Blocks Found
Last Hour	0
Last 24 Hours	11

Now let's take another pool, such as Bitcrush:

Time Frame	Blocks Found
Last Hour	3
Last 24 Hours	100

I'm not quite seeing how your pool is better in this case...?

Whatever folder you have arOpenCLMAX.exe in needs to have a subfolder called opencl which contains miner.cl.

Root
|--> opencl
|     +--> miner.cl
+--> arOpenCLMAX.exe

If you don't have this, you will get the errors shown in your screenshot because the miner can't find the cl script.

cgminer uses the stratum/getwork protocol to connect to a pool.  ypool does not support stratum/getwork.  It only supports x.PushThrough (XPT).
That is why it does not work on ypool.  There is a rumor that eventually someone will add support for it to xptminer, or that maybe there will be a proxy made to allow it, but for now, it won't work.

Yes!


This is my command line for it:

I am also using the Catalyst 13.12 drivers and I am using MSI Afterburner to overclock to 1000MHz core clock and 1350Mhz Memory clock with +20 powertune.

Working great on my R9 290! Thanks!

http://img.psiblade.net/dat290.jpg

It's because the launch of Maxcoin was supposed to happen about 45 minutes ago and it is still overloading the [Suspicious link removed]ervers.
(source https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=438150.0)

The problem is that it's just another vanilla scrypt coin, and there are plenty of those already in existence.  Since it doesn't really bring anything new to the table, people are probably just going to treat it as a mine and dump coin unless it can gain an actual use.  I mined up to about 180k coins, but there aren't really worth anything right now until they find a good purpose.  Vertcoin on the other hand...

Hi Mr. Bitty!  Welcome!
We all love you too!  

I guess i'll join the fun too!  
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I will check it out, but interestingly enough, I installed a VirtualBox VM running Windows 8 on this machine and then attached the two U1's to the VM's USB and now both of them work in the VM.  I'm wondering if it has something to do with the Intel USB drivers for my Asus Maximus VI Hero motherboard.

EDIT:
Turns out that they are now working on my machine without running them in the VM.  I uninstalled the drivers for the USB 3.0 controller on my motherboard and the cgminer version on the antminer github picks them up now.  Of course, this means now my USB 3.0 ports don't work on my motherboard, so hopefully the cgminer/bfgminer devs will add support for multiple USB controllers in the future.

Yeah, I'm getting the same issue.
It shows up fine in the Device Manager before Zadig:

http://img.psiblade.net/antmineru1-01.jpg

and after Zadig:

http://img.psiblade.net/antmineru1-02.jpg
http://img.psiblade.net/antmineru1-04.jpg

But either way, the antminer version of cgminer won't detect anything:

http://img.psiblade.net/antmineru1-03.jpg

The first attempt was with the U1 plugged in and the second attempt was with it removed from the system.  In both cases, it's only detecting 4 USB devices total.

I have tried uninstalling all of the drivers and reinstalling them, as well as rebooting the machine, but no matter what I do, I can't get it to detect even just one of them (I have 2).