No, icarus-* isn't a recognized option at all by BFGminer and is ignored silently.  It'd be properly done via --set-device icarus:

Okay, let me get to the deep problem, then we can come back and correct my crappy translation to shallow problem  I have a Radeon 4350 (what can I say, AGP board and not a lot of round tuit to gut it), and mined scrypt coins and bleeding-edge alts with it fine until Ubuntu trusty changed things so badly that the fglrx-legacy blew up and I couldn't mine anymore (they SAY that the rv710 will eventually get opencl in the radeon drivers, but I ain't holding my breath). I found I liked mining, so grabbed a cheap antminer to tide me over, knowing that I'd have to go SHA. Of course, when I fired up bfgminer right afterward, I had to move the old config file that had the --scrypt option within (which I now know was only to get the radeon to work with scrypt, and became mostly irrelevant when trusty ruined my rig's drivers) and all my scrypt pools because I was (understandably) getting all hwerrors.  This is fun, but I wanna get a dualminer and back to scrypt asap, and rotate through pools (and altcoins) like I used to, except use the antminer when I'm on a SHA pool and not have to do extra stuff when I rotate through a scrypt pool (ultimately, I'd like the radeon to follow the bouncy pools, but that can wait until the radeon actually plays opencl in the open-source driver).  TBH, I had thought that the dualminer wasn't even an option until I looked at the changelog the other day and realized that dualminers work natively under bfgminer (dualminer itself says you need a specially patched cgminer, which they haven't gotten the round tuit to get working in linux).  So how can I get bfgminer to happily realize the proper hardware to use when I point it at a given pool, or am I just spinning my wheels because of a mistaken belief (see radeon mess) that bfgminer needs assistance in doing the right thing?  

Is there ever going to be a method for hotswapping kernels between SHA and Scrypt?  Kinda want to get a dualminer, but don't want to completely shut off the more-lucrative SHA mining completely to mine Doge

Two tix:

64d74667b7ac025124f31408fabb5edc8bdf48a336c03a7f3988cae352471ff7

and

cb5984585c1e18679b60309e067dbdaea45deee5bbbffff834651d4bd7e4b812

No extra, you ballsed it up the last time, so no more "bump-up" tickets until I can be sure they will actually be purchased as intended.  Again. address in sig

We were never apprised of the fact that the miners had a representative, nor would we recognize one if they did.  When you realize that you can only represent yourself, we'll talk.

We've posted in Galt's Gulch Online already

No, I think you got me beat 

I don't think even lites used testnet.  It's a solution, but not one we had any particular desire to use when nobody else does.

To quote Dagny Taggart (hopefully with a lot better luck): "WE ARE!!!!!!"

The DevTeam didn't.  All those blocks are the beta testers.  the Devteam mined 1000 blocks, or enough to A) ensure the anchor block wasn't going to lose a hardfork battle out of the gate and B)ensure that there were enough blocks to support our few test transactions.  We then went into open beta, and our hardware was quickly overwhelmed by the beta testers and the pools.  You had just as much chance to enter the open beta as they did.  Shoulda been watching better, kiddo.

So?  You're a fool if you do any amount of trading a new coin the first week it's on the exchanges, coins are either hugely overvalued or hugely undervalued.  Wait until the coin stabilizes before you trade is my advice.  My actual advice here is: why sell at all?  Trading galtcoin for bitcoin or fiat isn't really what we intend for the coin at all.  We'd rather see actual tangible goods being traded for it than other currencies

Just like in life, your post was a day late and a dollar short, a mere minute after someone that wasn't part of the dev team posted a WTS.  You could have mined during the open beta, but didn't, not our problem you couldn't get off your ass.

Shirley you mean beer, in anticipation of the beer fountains and stripper factories in the afterlife

Ticket #13 is void, I intended to buy two tickets, just like I stated

Two tix,

09f0b7c12ed23ba0a4f71633f5589ba78a844d703b95e67270078881595c426a

9adba13095a98ae9c325c321c8d80ae1f4488cd526ec718432d2467f7a758427

NDL wallet in the sig 

While this is totally cool for the beta (no transactions to speak of, so no worries if someone's 51%ing), Starting next month, we'll need to keep an eye on this, as p2pool having most of the hashrate means they can arbitrarily choose blockforks and reverse transactions if they weren't the really cool people we know they really are

Where the HELL did you get the idea that files placed by mistake in a random directory constituted the entirety of the source unless you really are a moron?  You were even told that those files weren't even intentionally there yet you still run with the idea that they're the entire source.  At this point, you're being disingenuous or a moron, I'm fully onboard with the latter, although both is entirely within the realm of probability.

Those files in the source directory of the file section were put there by mistake, that section's for precompiled binaries, and while we have some, we really don't like them.  TBH they're up, but we're really rather you go into either of the sections marked CODE and compile for yourself.  The one on the far right is svn, the one in the middle is git, the svn commit has timestamps since 1/14, the git was an afterthought, so has a little later timestamps.  So, you still standing by the whole "just uploaded" thing, WHEN THERE ARE TIMESTAMPS THAT SAY 1/14 IN THE EVIDENCE THAT YOU'RE A MORON?

Hey, most places you'd have to pay good money to feel this dirty, think of it as a bonus. 

One of the fun things about subversion is that it provides a history log to anyone that asks it right, via svn log.  Look it up, if you CBA to do it there, look on sourceforge's history.  Both say there source has been there all this time, and I stand by calling people that can't find it morons.  Except you, you're a liar and a moron.